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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Nikon D300 DX Camera.
Nikkor 70-300 VR Lens.
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Posing for the camera yesterday.;-)
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The only vehicle purchased by Exeter Corporation Transport during 1956 is seen on Teignmouth promenade during the DHVC Coast Run.
The following year saw further examples purchased, along with some bodied by Park Royal.
No.250 passed, along with the entire Municipal undertaking, to Devon General in 1969 and was retired the following year.
Guy Benson speaking with attendees at the 2019 Teen Student Action Summit hosted by Turning Point USA at the Marriott Marquis in Washington, D.C.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
This guy came up to the merch table at the Italian Edition show and bought a girls shirt and made us cut the sleeves off.
The latest paint job by Peter Mitchell of SVBM is out of this world ..previously Dodd's of Troon livery
In 1766, Sir William Johnson arranged the construction of Guy Park Manor for his nephew and son-in-law Guy Johnson. The current building dates to between 1773 or 1774, as the first one reportedly burned from a lightning strike.*
Hurricane Irene caused major damage to Guy Park in 2011. Unfortunately, shoddy "restoration" continues, although the site will now serve as a base of operations for the State lock company. Swell...
*Charles Flint McClumpha and Elma Strong Morris, Fort Johnson and Guy Park, (Fonda, NY: Montgomery County Historical Society, 1923), 14.
One of the first batch of Guy Wulfrunians is seen near the end of it's days in Kippax near Leeds passing the site of the old Kippax Motors depot
Originally taken on Saturday, June 19th, 2010 at Southern Maine Pride. Portland, Maine.
Used big labs free Hockneyizer filter to give it this cool effect. figured I would try it out. Not bad at all.
Guy Benson speaking at the 2016 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
UA 11 Audio Visual Collection
QRP 17.050
Town Life, 1955-1979
"March 1957"
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First shot of the roll. This one is technically terrible, but I like the composition of the (under... double? -exposed) result.
The Mysterious Blue Line makes its first appearance.
While in Russia recently, I picked up a ФЭД 5B (FED 5v) camera at a market in St Petersburg for $30. I had no idea if it worked or not (or, to be perfectly honest, how to operate a rangefinder camera... :) but I loaded a roll of cheap film into it, strapped it to the back of my motorbike and filled it up over the course of the trip. The results are interesting - there's mysterious light leaks that appear then suddenly vanish a few photos later, strange blue lines, and my ineptitude at operating the camera - underexposed shots, double exposures where I didn't wind the frame on properly... but some of the results are pretty cool. I think so, anyway ;)
Originally a photojournalist, Guy Tillim has spent a large part of his career documenting social conflict in Africa for media agencies including Reuters and Agence France-Presse.
Of his project Avenue Patrice Lumumba Tillim explains, “Modernist architecture was the hook on which I hung the project, but it is not about that architecture – it’s not a survey. Rather, these were the places that I had got to know while working as a photojournalist; I had always been struck by the bizarre stage that they provided.”
On exhibit at the Lannan Foundation Gallery July 23 - Sept 4, 2011.
To learn more about the event, please visit the Lannan website