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The group of seven figures above show two real (first and second from the left on the back row) and five different knockoffs There is no question that the resemblance is accidental. Each boy photographer has a bandana tied around his neck and a dog looking up from between the tripod legs.
Stagecoach Manchester Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 19281 MX08 GSO leaves the centre of Manchester on the Gorton service on 12-05-12.
Cần ai? cần anh!
con tim nó đang giờ muốn nói là giờ đây nó cảm thấy lạnh,
sao anh không hiểu ra? nước mắt ai nhạt nhòa?
ly càfê vẫn đắng, và em đây vẫn đang khóc òa!
Lá vàng úa rơi, tình ta 2 nơi.
Anh xem nó là vở kịch hay xem nó thứ trò chơi
em biết anh không cần tới, nhưng có cần phải làm vậy không?
Em biết anh không cần em, nhưng sao em vẫn cứ mãi mong!
Ok, nếu như vậy thì em trả tự do cho anh!
2 người 2 ngã muốn đi với ai là quyền anh!
Em sẽ không níu kéo nữa, níu kéo củng có đc gì đâu.
Chỉ làm vương thêm lệ sầu, cuối cùng chỉ có mình em đau :)
VÔ HÌNH ^^
This is a pause for the next two weeks. I won't post any photo until (If I'm lucky) next 16th June. I'll post comments on your photos, but I'll spend studying the time I spend taking photos...
For the Pop Culture Club Group.
Kiss Off By Violent Femmes.
Inspired by Kimblahg's Interpretation of Add it Up!
(And when did my nose get so abnormally large????)
The famous Selfridges building in Birmingham.
Many angles taken, at different speeds etc, this is one of two, that turned out ok.
Suka Off performing at the London Erotic Awards, Night of Senses, 03.02.10
© Copyright 2010 Kamil Janowski. All right reserved. This photo must not be used under ANY circumstances without written consent of the photographer.
This is something I have wanted to make for a long time. I remember I was blown away by the Face/Off-poster when I first saw it. The idea was awesome, and the poster pretty much made the movie for me.
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Both the shots are taken with my Nikkor 50 mm 1,8, which is by far my favourite lens. They are taken with one single studio light coming in from the left/right and then I stitched together the shots in Photoshop CS5.
RAF Stenigot was a Second World War radar station situated at Stenigot, near Donington on Bain, Lincolnshire.
It was part of the Chain Home radar network, intended to provide long range early warning for raids from Luftflotte V and the northern elements of Luftflotte II along the approaches to Sheffield and Nottingham and the central midlands.
After the Second World War, the site was retained as part of the Chain Home network. In 1959 it was upgraded to a communications relay site as part of the ACE High program, which involved adding four tropospheric scatter dishes.
The site was decommissioned in the late 1980s and was mostly demolished by 1996.
The radar tower is a Grade II listed structure and is now used by the RAF Aerial Erector School for selection tests for possible recruits.
So this has been a very strange 24 hours. Valentines kinda kicked off yesterday because we had a Girls Scouts Father Daughter Dance. All Fun! Except my daughter decided she was too old to dance with me. Then someone messed with the sound system and we lost music for 30 minutes. But the girls were having so much fun no one noticed. When we finally fixed it there was a cheer and the party was back on. And cleanup was fast and easy. But while doing cleanup I talked with a mentor about some professional stuff and it was really depressing because a former mutual boss had really screwed him. And then my wife got a text message from one of our closest friends saying her husband - my best man at our wedding and one of my 2 best friends - had just declared he wanted a divorce. I am godfather to their children and they to ours. They have been married almost 19 years. He retired last year because the Army basically used him up - deployed 4 out of 6 1/2 years and they still wanted more. He retired because he thought it was going to solve things and it only made it worse. I am not very happy with the Army right now. Then today my beloved Widlcats blew a 16 point lead AT HOME and lost to the EVIL Jayhawks. I needed some seagull therapy and so I grabbed boy and off we went. We had a blast but the light never quite got there so most of the pictures are just a tiny bit blurry and for the first time a seagull pooped on me. Fitting. Ended the night with a nice dinner. And all of that is nothing compared to what another good friend is going through. And other than just listening, there is nothing I can do to help. But two of my flickr friends put up some great pictures today and that was nice. And one had a good day yesterday and I got to share a bit of that happiness. And then I got an email that reminded me how messed up my own life is. But I finished my midterms and I think I got 4 As and a B. And the B was due to lack of effort, not from being stupid. I can fix effort. So I guess I am glad this 24 hours span is over.
It is an early morning in the beginning of September. I’m driving towards work and see that there is some ground mist hanging over the fields. I was already hoping for those sircumstances, so I brought my camera with me. I stopped the car near one of the bridges over the creeks of the Onlanden. Unfortunately, the mist was to far away to make any impression on the picture.
I stepped into the car again and drove towards the next bridge. Here, I scared some Eurasian Coots when I walked on the bridge. They immediately took off in this typisch style, running over the water. So funny to watch. Unfortunately I needed to get to work but there were still so many things to photograph.
By Michael Frayn. Directed by Farley Richmond.
November 17-December 4, 2005.
This hilarious play was a long-running hit on both Broadway and London's West End. Combine one second-rate acting troupe with a bad script and it all adds up to mayhem in this backstage British farce that proves once and for all that Murphy was right... if it can go wrong, it will!
What do rangers do when the season is over, we hang out in our former parks, go skiing, climbing or off to Mexico!
Flavia Pennetta stretches for a shot in her ladies' doubles semi final at the China Open in Beijing.
This might be the last mission for the space shuttle Endeavor. Since they do plan to end the shuttle missions in the near future, this was a rather historic night. I am fortunate to live on the east coast of Florida. This shot was taken only seconds after lift off, and even from over fifty miles away, was a remarkable and awe inspiring sight, and one I will miss being able to see.
I stood outside my house, as did many neighbors, watching as the rocket went through its stages, and wishing I had that great DSLR with a telescopic lens to capture everything. I think it's still pretty cool that I could record this even with my little point and shoot, and that what you see here is pretty much what I saw with the naked eye.
I pray they have a safe flight and easy reentry.
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Now it's my turn to rip off other people's creative minds. Tracey was taking a shot of me with my back to the sun after which, I made him pose and ripped off his idea. Thanks Tracey!
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