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Odd Fellows Road serves as an entrance for industrial traffic to the City of Lynchburg’s first industrial park as well as the many other commercial properties along its length. Presently, Odd Fellows Road begins at Business Route 29/501 (Lynchburg Expressway), proceeds across Mayflower Drive and ends approximately 0.7 miles east of Mayflower Drive
Odd Future Wolf Gang - NYC Webster Hall 11/8/10 OFWGKTA Tyler Syd Domo Hodgy Left Brain Taco Mike Earl New Yrok City LA Cali
The past week was activity week at college, which means we choose one or several activities we're interested in, so I chose one called "Making Things Move", a stop-motion film activity. This is a very short video I made with my friend, with a very very very abstract understanding of "Evolution" as a theme. Of course, it's very unprofessional, but we finished this in three days only, and it was really tiring, but a lot of fun! :) A great experience!
Walking along the street, near a high street, we find a huge pile of odd socks.
So if you've ever lost socks, now you know where they all go, they just appear in a random pile in the street!
Meet Cindy
Playing toys she heard a noise
coming from under her bed.
she quietly sneaked up to peek to see what it may be...
and that is when she saw the pink furry tail.
tails are for tugging Cindy thought, and gave the tail a pull.
she yanked real hard and out she pulled a monster that she calls Lou.
Our Daily Challenge; June 13, 2020; IT CAUGHT MY EYE
Really odd placement of the door knob on an advertisement in the mall.
The final one!
Odd was asking me what he had to do with his time now that his 30 days adventure is over...
I said: maybe you could travel and see the world!
He just smiled :)
So... i think we should have a little contest!
If you think you could take care of Odd for one week, take some cool shots with Odd in front of the eifeltower, pyramids or Statue of Liberty ... and post them on your stream before you send Odd off to someone else (and you know you can pay the shipping fee to the next one)
If you think you can do all this... then send me a message in the comments of via mail!
Thanks for sticking with me during these 30 days of Odd!
(Now i'm off checking all of your streams!)
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a photo gone all wrong, and when I straightened it, it couldn't fit in a crop .... odd angle photo of Højbro Plads, Copenhagen
Yes ,it is a bit odd but shows SWT Bristol RELH KCY 211E on,I believe the 103 service to Llandeilo at Penllergaer about 32 years ago.Lovely coaches they were too.I enjoyed many rides on it and sister 212.
The AL-1 is one of the odd ducks of the A-Series of SLRs from Canon. The AL-1 is the first step towards an autofocus system using a "Quick Focus" device with a trio of CCDs and a special etched semi-silvered mirror. Other than the QF system, the camera is surprisingly limited, using aperture priority metering and limited manual metering. Plus, it doesn't have a stellar build quality. But as a piece of photographic history, the AL-1 stands out slightly.
You can read the full review online:
www.alexluyckx.com/blog/2023/11/17/camera-review-blog-no-...
Nikon D750 + AF Nikkor 50mm 1:1.4D
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Ekslibriset til kjemiingeniør Odd Ellingsen. Motivet signaliserer ingeniørens interessefelt – kunnskap, teknologi og modernitet.
Teikna av faren Alf Ellingsen, ein stor reklameteiknar.
Ca. 1940-Ã¥ra.
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Original in Einar Øklands private collection, digital reproduction by Bergen Public Library
Never noticed this before and don't remember ever seeing any other cylinders marked like this. One more strange thing about this bike!!
Format: Fotopositiv
Dato / Date: Mellom 1903 og 1913
Fotograf / Photographer: Karl Anderson (1867 - 1913)
Sted / Place: Christiania / Oslo
Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Tor.H46.B01.F22070
Merknad: Fra privatarkiv etter Johan Eggen (1916 - 1999)
Om fotografen:
Anderson, Karl, Christiania, Hægdehaugsveien 32, Hj. Oscarsgade 1898 - 1913, også med adresse Homansbyen og Kongensgade 22 i 1897 og 1909.
F. i Varberg i Sverige 1867 - d. i Follebu 26.03.1913, g.m. Ragnhild Strøm. Elev hos Szacinski fra 1893, deretter hos H. Ingeberg. Stiftet sammen med Augusta Sand firmaet "A:son Sand" 15.10.1898, men bilder signert "A:son Sand", "Taget i September 1897" er kjent. Tok 1900 patent på retusj på fotografier, fikk i 1901 Dansk Fot.forenings sølvmedalje. I 1903 ble han hoffotograf. Holdt kurser i moderne fotografi i 1909. Skal også etter sigende ha hatt atelier i Roma (ikke bekreftet). Ved hans død i 1913 ble firmaet overtatt av hans enke og drevet av henne inntil alt gikk tapt i en redselsfull brannkatastrofe i november 1938 og to av medarbeiderne omkom. Brukte også signaturen "Andersons Atelier".