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Pint-sized Goa is more than beaches and trance parties. A kaleidoscopic blend of Indian and Portuguese cultures, sweetened with sun, sea, sand, seafood and spirituality, there's nowhere in India quite like it.
Euphorbia, with a defensive resinous sap (latex) that can cause extremely painful inflamations to eyes, ears, or mouth. It won't be going in my salad and I
certainly won't roll it up to use as an ear plug! :-)
Samyang 85mm f1.4 lens, coupled with a Kenko extension tube
Fotógrafa: Andrea Fg
Peluqueria, maquillaje y estilismo: Juan Castañeda
Modelo: Elisa Lastres
Ayudantes: Raúl afonso y Patricia Hernández
I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He didn't trust me so much. ~Mother Teresa
Sometimes in an empty abando it gets a bit desperate of, what can I photograph..? So we end up shooting cupboard door knobs and other small things
♫ The Black Crowes ~ Hard To Handle ♫
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera overhead. AB800 open behind backdrop of white faux suede. Reflector at 6:00. Triggered by Cybersync.
A nice jug handle style arch, all lit up when the sun reappeared. And down there at the base, that's a hole or a window, making this yet another double for the day.
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After a morning climbing up & down Mollie's Nipple, we hit Pioneer Park in St George and found unexpected arches. See an arch, shoot an arch, that's what I always say (when I see an arch) so here are too many arch pictures. It might get kind of arch-intensive around here today, so feel free to skip right over 'em :)
A simple porcelain handle covered with polymer clay. Made to give a special touch for ones commode, wardrobe or doors.
Handle on my dad's 1951 Dodge truck that I used to ride in as a kid. It sits derelict behind his house waiting patiently.
Various ordnance on show next to English Electric Lightning Mk 1, XM135, on display in the AirSpace hanger at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, UK.
You don't want to drop any of these whilst loading onto the aircraft!
This particular aircraft was the second production Lightning making its first flight from Salmesbury on 14 November 1959. It is a single-seat, supersonic swept wing fighter with two Rolls-Royce Avon 301 afterburning turbojets.
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