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Every hip pre-teen in Bali mods his or her bike. This first image is for Dylan back in Vancouver.
Seen somewhere between Ubud and Sanur.
The T800H full-carbon fork is Cyfac's inspired offering for precision front-end performance. Featured on the TIGRE, OSMOSE (Double Stay 1 version), NERV CARBON, NERV, VICTOIRE, and ELAN framesets.
Georgette kindly obliges my fascination for fork photography! This was formerly titled "Georgie La Forge' until my friend Abizeleth suggested an improvement on the concept.... thanks Abiz! :)
Taken at Against The Grain Urban Tavern during the Toronto Photo Walks group's Waterfront Trail walk.
For Our Daily Challenge - Cutlery
Another mirror montage - duplicate an optimized image, flip it horizintally, move it onto the original, move top layer horizontally to reveal patterns, crop,adjust to taste. Always fun.
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It is getting a handle today, Henry James supplies a blue print for this machine free of charge at the customers request. What a nice fellow.
would have made a lot more sense for the fork to hinge up (i.e. tines pointing toward the arm when folded) rather than swiveling out as it does here - you'd end up forking yourself all the time with this configuration, which would no doubt get just a wee bit irritating after awhile....
Le premier groupe du Rock Altitude Festival, c'était Forks! De retour dans les montagnes neuchateloises après un passage remarqué par Bikini Test, ils ont ouvert cette édition 2014 en beauté!!!
This photo was shot with my Sigma 70-200 lens. So not a macro. The setup was a background and floor made out of 2 white plastic cutting boards out of the kitchen. Photoshop provided the blue color and negative like frame.
Spoon & Fork at one restaurant in Xi'an when we went to eat "Nasi Briyani' or "Briyani Rice". 'Nasi' is malay word for 'rice'.
The righthand road joins up with the road to knightcote in about half a mile. I've never taken the lefthand road.
(688), London Brick, this fork-lift is pictured at the top of the old LBC Transport yard Peterborough, it was shared by the garage & the Engineering Dept, (22/8/03).
Plastic fork placed in front of an LCD computer screen. Image taken with circular polarizer on lens, rotated to supress light from the LCD screen.
In this case I selected the Beziers screen saver from Windows XP to run on the LCD screen. If you look close you can see the lines behind the fork.
A fork on a copper table at the Portsmouth Gas Light restaurant.
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Officially designated the 'Vorwerkhuhn,' the Fork is a Loyalist light mech commonly seen throughout the streets of Solo Nobre. Most military variants are armed with a single rapid-firing 'Confessor' 37mm HE autocannon.
More info + reference images for the Fork is available on the Brigador wiki.
The Middle Fork Path in Springfield, Oregon is a 4-mile-long, 10-foot-wide pathway that runs from Clearwater Park all the way to Dorris Ranch, revealing views of the scenic Middle Fork Willamette River.
Visitors can access the path from Dorris Ranch to the west and Clearwater Park to the east. From Clearwater Park, the path travels first along the Springfield Mill Race channel and then along the Middle Fork of the Willamette River to a pedestrian bridge spanning Quarry Creek. Path users enjoy a small picnic area with a portable restroom just before the bridge. They can now continue on around the butte to Dorris Ranch, where a new trailhead, parking area and restroom have been built.
The Middle Fork Path also connects to the 3-mile Mill Race Path, creating an 8-mile loop that incorporates downtown Springfield.
With brief sections of on-street bicycle lanes, both paths connect to an extensive existing riverfront path system linking Springfield and Eugene.
To further enhance the path’s regional appeal, a bridge across the river is in long-range plans. Such a bridge would provide access to Lane County’s 2,300-acre Howard Buford Recreation Area and Mount Pisgah, including 16 miles of trails within the recreation area and access to the preferred route of the Eugene to Pacific Crest Trail.
Pastry forks have a wider side to cut food. Many of these have one corner of that side cut off. The wikipedia article has it on the outside, which could make sense to cut the food. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastry_fork) however, many have it on the inside. It seems to be a mystery what this is for... I will buy a beer to the first person that has a plausible explanation of that little corner including proof.
Panorama of Winnipeg shot from the viewing tower at the forks. Test to stitch with Hugin, some obvious errors on the highrises left to the Fort Garry Hotel which can probably be removed by using more than 4 control points per exposure ;)
Stitch of ~23 exposures handheld with the Canon EOS 6D and EF 24-105/4L at f/8 and ~35mm originally resulting in a 20118x3587 pixel size panorama...