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In keeping this week with things that fly (perhaps not my truck post on Thursday), I came across a crop duster and took what shots I could. I liked this shot as he slowed to make a turn.
Most shots were parallel to me but this was perpendicular.
one texture Skeletal Mess
two textures me
An image whose purpose is to make you feel a little uncomfortable!
When I was at the grocery store checking out, I looked over and saw a copy of the rag magazine, National Enquirer. In big bold letters it stated "World War III Is Coming Soon!"
(and it seemed excited at the prospect)
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Captured these planes near Martin State Airport today as they were heading off to downtown Baltimore in celebration of the Battle of Fort McHenry.
Captured at 125th second shutter speed to get the propellers in motion. Captured hand held.
Explore # 411 on Sunday, 24 Jaunary 2009 - the 278th
Taken at the grounds of Korean War Memorial Museum in Seoul, South Korea.
For Macro Mondays - Just White Paper.
Memories of school daze! This paper plane was folded from a 3 inch x 3 inch square of paper.
Happy Macro Monday!!
Hunting ducks again... ;) A single shot, background photoshopped.
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Markyate is a street village set along the bed of the River Ver and is surrounded by the hills of the Chilterns (Hertfordshire). Since water has the habit of following gravity, rainwater would accumulate at the lowest possible point, which is where the life of the village and that of the river intersect. The river bed is tiny and, inside the village, culverted too, which means that surface water would need a long time to run off. A rainstorm such as that hitting us last night will inevitably cause damage for those residents whose houses have been built in the flood plane. I have spoken to some of these residents and found to my astonishment that they were not aware of this fact. Had nobody told them? Fuji X100F.