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Mae Nam Ping. between the rains, looking towards Doi Noi from Doilo.
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Ngong Ping village, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, China.
Nikon D5100, Nikkor 18-55. Edited with Photoshop CC, Photomatix Pro
Tung Ping Chau is an esteemed museum of geomorphology. It is a part of Hong Kong Global Geopark of China.
ain't it good to have two heads? - said Lesha, lookin' at this
in Ping Pong cafe after attending the concert of Corean dance and music in the Hermitage theatre.
Ping pong balls.
Little assigment during my Photo Technique Classes
1. Shoot a pingpong ball as flat as possible. It should look like a flat white circle
2. Shoot the same ball as solid-looking as possible ...
// dirrrrrty trick involved
// who can guess the trick?
Zhu, Ping, and Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky. Swan Lake. First edition. London: Nobrow Press, 2012.
Based on a performance of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake
See MCAD Library's catalog record for this book.
One of several sponsored tables scattered across Nottingham -- this one located on the concourse of Nottingham railway station.
Strobist:
Two Bare speedlites on either side and slight behind.
Speedlite in Beauty Dish Above
Fired with 580EXII
Today Dave and I got a Ping Pong table. Yay! I was never a huge Ping-Pong fan, but at my new job, we have a ping-pong table at work, and they encourage us to use it, and they even have tournaments between the employees which are during work time and they tell us to invite friends and family!
So since we have been working on cleaning out the basement and the general idea was to make 1/2 of it a more formal studio (James + Jessi, you will be SO IMPRESSED when you see how it is now!) and the other 1/2 a game room, and we were discussing what to put in it. So we decided ping-pong would kick ass. And we got the table. And it is 3 1/2 hours later and we are not done putting it up, but took a break to do our 365's because it is like 10:30pm. And we are totally twinsies today and did matching 365's, go see Dave's here!!!
50 Random Facts About Me
#7:There are some movies that I have not seen, that I am apparently a loser because "everyone" has seen them. I have not seen Brokeback Mountain, Napoleon Dynamite, or -up until last night-, When Harry Met Sally.
I wrote all these 50 facts plus some 'backups' before day 1 and this was written up...then last night Dave + I watched When Harry met Sally because he thought I was a freak that the movie is almost TWENTY YEARS OLD (that even makes me feel old because I remember it coming out)...but he has not seen the other 2, and that is reason #39479374 why he is so perfect for me :D
Explore: #98
This is a rabbit I used to have called Ping. He was a great rabbit...affectionate, fun to watch, even litter-trained (he had the run of the place). This picture was taken after I first got him, and he's actually sitting in his food dish.
The many moods of a littleThai girl. My wife's cousin's daughter, Ping, is a feisty little girl of varying moods. I personally prefer her pooped out mode.
A cute duck illustration by Kurt Wiese, from the back cover of a reprint edition of "The Story about Ping" by Marjorie Flack. The book was first published in 1933.
view of the Willis Tower from Ping Tom Memorial Park
HDR
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Xing Ping es un pueblo pequeño de algunos miles de habitantes dividido por el río Li. Siempre puedes coger tu equipo, subir escaleras durante media hora, y llegar a una pagoda desde la que contemplar las vistas; nosotros somos algo más intrépidos y decidimos ir un poco más allá, y trepar hasta la enorme antena de telefonía móvil... las vistas merecen la pena, si obviamos la maldita antena que rompe el paisaje del lugar