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Allo storico ippodromo di Agnano il 1° Maggio 2018 si sono tenute una serie di importanti gare ippiche.
The bridge connects two buildings separated by a road. (Faenza)
For Flickr Friday theme: "LowAngle"
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Mirando hacia arriba de nuevo, esta vez en la calle más importante de mi ciudad. Este año la iluminación de navidad es un techo virtual a lo largo de toda la calle, simulando una gran bóveda de cañon apuntada interrumpida con varias cúpulas para romper la monotonÃa longitudinalmente.
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Fritz has the saddest eyes I have ever seen, even when he is happy playing he looks sad. I got on the floor with him before he dozed off.
Explore #422
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Break Time MFA gas station in Columbia in Boone County Missouri.
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A view of the TV Tower Mannheim with its sky restaurant. Seen from an meadow inside the Luisenpark.
This is my take on the #LowAngle #FlickrFriday challenge
As usual: please share fair critic, I want to improve and input helps to do so.
...hanging from the Suleymaniye Mosque's dome... Shot with the lowest angle possible :)
Süleymaniye, Fatih - İstanbul
Ok..I'll be the first to admit it. I have been super moody lately. People have really been getting under my skin!
I've passed this terazzo floor a million times and never thought much about it. I assumed it was an old newspaper -- sorta sounds that way, anyway.
I did a quick search and it turns out that it was likely a clothing store for youths owned by two sisters in the 1960s and 1970s. Which makes a lot of sense. Milwaukee Avenue has always been home to a lot of different stores. Across the street, the abandoned Grace Furniture sign is still there yet long forgotten. And many storefronts have changed over in the last 5-10 years since we've been here.
Thank you to ottochinotto.wordpress.com/2014/03/14/weekly-daily-young-... for the little tidbit of information.