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The pick a brick wall from the Lego store at Downtown Disney, Disneyland. I felt like a kid in a candy store - or maybe like a kid in a Lego store?
Tenaga kerja seluruhnya berasal dari masyarakat sekitar yang secara periodik dilakukan pertemuan dalam rangka pembinaan dan pengarahan.
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La cueillette des fraises, c'est le domaine de Raphaël : un vrai aspirateur à fraises!
Ca a dû inspiré Danbo. Pourvu que Raphaël ne le surprenne pas : je ne sais pas ce qu'il pourrait lui faire...
My son is definitely mad about strawberry. He loves fruits and vegetables : he would only eat strawberries and cucumbers if he could! I can't imagine how crazy he would be if he saw Danbo picking and eating thoses strawberries in his GrandPa's garden...
Waiting to order and then pick up their food order from one of the numerous food trucks throughout the greater Los Angeles area.
captured by arabischenab (Outing With SHAZRAL, SangPhotographer, Annamir & Buyie)
Location: Putrajaya, Malaysia
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-Buyie: www.flickr.com/photos/buyie/
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-Sangphotographer: www.flickr.com/photos/hairiakmal/
Nikon D80 + Nikkor 50mm f1.4
I needed a better container for my guitar picks so I don't fumle around looking for when I need one. As it turns out, shot glasses make very good containers! P.S. I don't drink alcoholic beverages lol
Shooting Information:
•Nikon D7200 with MB-D15 Battery Grip
•Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM
•Manual Mode
•2 Seconds @ 38mm zoom, f/16
•ISO 100
•2x Off Shoe Nikon Speedlight SB-600 Flash Fired
Off Shoe Flash Information:
•Commander/Trigger: Nikon SU-800 Wireless Speedlight Commander in Repeater Mode
•Flash 1: Nikon Speedlight SB-600 with no flash modifier, on the front right, pointed towards the subject, in repeater mode, 1/128th power, 2 hertz, 4 total flashes
•Flash 2: Nikon Speedlight SB-600 with no flash modifier, on the front right, pointed towards the subject, in repeater mode, 1/128th power, 2 hertz, 4 total flashes
Post Processing Information:
•Phase One Capture One Pro
•Nik Software Analog Efex Pro 2
•Not Cropped
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A Mini Pick Up at the Techno Classica Essen.
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CN 327 with CSXT 3284 & CSXT 5101 is picking up speed after being restricted to 10 mph through the town of Huntingdon. In a short distance the train will stop and a CSXT crew will take over from the CN crew.
397006 210725 Manchester Piccadilly 1510 Manchester airport-Glasgow central
With the easing of the COVID restrictions passenger numbers are beginning to pick up again. This service the 1510 Manchester Airport to Glasgow Central picks up a healthy load at Piccadilly on Sunday 25th July 2021
Having consulted RTT, 397006 was shown as working the 12.12 Edinburgh-Manchester which should have worked the train an hour later but the two sets which come off Polmadie at the same time, one to Edinburgh and the other to Glasgow, got swapped with this heading south from Glasgow instead an hour earlier. It passed me at Deansgate when I was expecting 397003.
We decided to hike up past these tea fields while taking the dog for a walk around Taiping in Chiayi County. Although this is Taiwan, the women picking tea that we spoke to here were Vietnamese, and were very chatty and happy to be photographed. When asked, they informed us that the tea leaves they were picking sell for NT$1000 per catty, which is about US$36 per 600gm or US$48 per pound.
The hills and tourist village below made an interesting background.
In this photo you can just about make out the blade on her finger used to cut the stalks of the tea leaves.