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Very interesting vending machine along the street featuring an array of (mostly) non-carbonated and (mostly) healthy beverages, including orange juice, Gatorade, coffee, and Chilsung Cider. Not sure what is being offered in the plastic cups for 300 won ... tea, perhaps? October 12, 2012; Seoul, South Korea.
This was fun. I never get tired of doing these.... maybe the editing process is a little exhausting after a while but it's so worth it for the fun
Standard. Found in all bedrooms, upstairs hall, and foyer. Pretty basic but seems to match the hanging lights, bathroom lights, and ceiling fan very nicely.
EDIT: Also going to be added to the living room because we will be using that room as a study / craft hut.
Our lives have become so public. I was not trying to hear this pax conversation but one can't help it. I trying to take a shot of pax boarding at New Buffalo, Michigan station stop and after checking it out found an interesting shot of the passenger behind my shoulder, multi-tasking. Talking to himself outside the train and to someone else also. This is Amtrak Train No. 371, The Pere Marquette headed to Chicago.
Exposição múltipla da Nikon D7000
Capturada ao por do sol, uso de um flash para 'queimar' metade do frame
Sem edição!
[...]You tend to adapt yourself to match the situations in which you find yourself. You may be quiet and sensitive with some people, or joking and loud with others. These are all facets of your personality. People tend to perceive you as they want to perceive you. They may even tend to idealize you a bit. Then, when you do something that doesn’t fit their concept of who you are (like have an outburst of anger, or a fit of shyness, or make an insensitive joke)they can be shocked and surprised. Does anyone know the real you?[...]
Taken by Marianna. Babouras, 09/2012
Multiple-exposure. Self-developed Ilford PAN ISO 400 through 50mm Zuiko and Olympus OM2-n.
No Simple Word For Time (2014) by Jeffrey Gibson, in the Broad Contemporary Art Museum (BCAM) at LACMA (the Los Angeles County Museum of Art).
Once again, this is ONE plant! The artist/horticultualist grafted one flower from each of many different mums to a single mum plant to create this multi-flowered mum. Best viewed on black, please