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He is a tea garden labor supervisor and he makes the DOKO (a bamboo multi-purpose basket) on day offs
Hard work: It took about two and half years to completely restore this Chevrolet Camaro.
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Caleb hard at work turning the soil in the vegetable patch. They are looking forward to doing some planting with daddy.
Tenuous Link: turning
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I'm not one that does much macro work. However, I saw this spider and thought I would try something different.
I used a Sigma 28mm macro lens for the Olympus OM system. I had the lens, then a OM to 4/3 adapter, then a extension tube, and finally a 4/3 to m43 adapter!
This was shot at f22 with a FL-50R directly next to it. The lens was almost touching the spider.
Just picked up an 85mm 1.8 lens. I annoyed all of my friends by taking shots of them the other day. This is 'Skip' who sharpens my boys skates.
06-08-2011 - HARD ROAD - 28° Chopper Meeting By Road Riders MC Udine - Campo del Volo Campoformido Statale n.13 Pontebbana (UD) - Foto Alice Durigatto/Elia Falaschi © Phocus Agency 2011 - www.alicedurigatto.it - www.eliafalaschi.it
For once I can post a portrait, because for the first time I ask for an "agreement". My father in law say yes to show how hard he worked with the sanding...
Circus West
Part of the development around Battersea Power Station.
Technically two power stations: Battersea A Power Station was built 1929-35 and Battersea B Power Station 1937-41, completed in 1955. "Battersea A" was decommissioned in 1975 and "Battersea B" in 1983.
architects were J Theo Halliday and Giles Gilbert Scott.
Battersea Power Station in London, UK, is being redeveloped as part of a seven-phased, £8bn ($13.36bn)-worth redevelopment project. It was fully decommissioned in 1983 and given Grade II* building status...
The master plan for the mixed-use development was designed by Rafael Viñoly. The project is being carried out by Battersea Power Station Development Company...
The project’s master plan was approved by Wandsworth Council and the Mayor of London in 2010, while the Secretary of State approved the project in August 2011. The entire project is expected to continue until 2025.
The overall site covers an area of 42 acres (17ha), of which 18 acres (7.28ha) will be public space and six acres will be used to create a river side park. The redevelopment will involve the construction of 3,444 new residential homes, 517 affordable homes, restoration of the power station itself, construction of a new tube station, 2.5 million square feet of office and retail space, a library, a medical centre, and childcare facilities.
Half the profit from this shirt will go to The Sapling Project. The Sapling Project provides Neem and Ashoka saplings to families in Mumbai, India. The families pledge to care for the saplings for 2 years - the most difficult time for a young sapling. Help support the project by visiting www.worthycauseapparel.com/shop/men/hard-knock-life-4 and buying a shirt!