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2013-11-23: One of several photos I am posting tonight from my trip to the Brookfield Zoo on Wednesday. This is a photo of Max the siberian tiger.
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Arriva the Shires 3917 BV58 MLN is seen parked up at Kingsbury Square in Aylesbury at the route X60 launch. To the left is a stall advertising the new service.
Former-Southwest Airlines 737 5N-MHM slows on the runway in Abuja, having just arrived with a domestic flight.
Aircraft: Max Air (VM/NGL) Boeing 737-300 5N-MHM.
Location: Abuja Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (ABV/DNAA), Nigeria.
This is a MAX Mobiel, a Chinese built microcar in use here as a car for the disabled. It has quite interesting alloy wheels for a car like this. This one is in use by the local shopping centre to transport elder people within Nieuwegein.
The A. Max Brewer Memorial Bridge (the bridge that crosses the Indian River from the north end of Titusville center to Merritt Island) - Titusville, Florida
The A. Max Brewer Memorial Bridge (28.62105, -80.79765)
captured from West Gator Creek Road (28.62508, -80.78579)
Tấm này bị chụp lén mà vẫn thấy thích ơi là thích . Tự nhiênn :))
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Max Plattner Trio - 12.05.2022 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
www.jazzfoto.at/konzertfotos22/max-plattner-trio/Index.htm
Besetzung:
Max Plattner: drums
Lorenzo Sighel: sax
Marco Stagni: bass
The other day I discovered a file with negatives dating back to my earliest photographic efforts in 1976, when I was studying photography at the Port Elizabeth technical college in Summerstrand.
This photo of a friend of mine at the time was taken in my res room with only natural light coming through the window. I have no idea what became of Max post college - he was studying fine art at the time.
The negatives of the three portraits of Max I shot that day were scanned for me by my friend Lionel Burger, who apart from being a wonderful photog, also wields a pretty mean scanner!
The camera was an Olympus OM1n, the lens a Zuiko 50mm f1.8, the film, Kodak Plus-X Pan, ASA (ISO) 125.
My word...what memories. 41 years ago. I wonder what became of Max, who hailed from Bloemfontein.