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Wall Street viewed from Brooklyn Heights in Brooklyn, New York City the evening of the largest financial bailout in history.
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HDR - Nikon d300
Location: Durant, Mississippi
Artist: Isidore Toberoff
Title: “Erosion, Reclamation and Conservation of the Soil”
Dated: 1942
The 2nd most north-westerly Post Office 3rd most north-westerly Post Office in the European Union, on the northern tip of the Isle of Lewis. Top honours go to Port PO, just a few miles up the road and Skigersata PO places 2nd. Found this review of Ness Post Office from 2008:
The Ness post office is the busiest of the 3 post offices in Ness. The main post-mistress is quick and reliable meaning you don’t have to stand in a queue for more than 5 minutes.
It is also a shop! It has many cards for every different occasion, postage supplies, packaging. There are lots of stationary items – pens, paper, and staplers which means not having to go over to Stornoway for these items. It is the only place in Ness which does the lottery and scratch cards as well as having an ATM.
Newspapers and magazines are delivered daily and there is a small selection of confectionary and soft drinks. It’s likely if you are after a particular item you will find it in this small yet great post office.
4 minute exposure
Natural LED
There's a slight hint of blue gelled strobe on the floor of the phonebox, activated by wireless trigger. I was about to shoot the scene again having adjusted flash power upward but rain stopped play.
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AUTORE: Aldo Rocco Vitale (Gruppo Astrofili Catanesi “Guido Ruggieri”)
DATA: 11 gennaio 2020
ORA: 19:30
LOCALITA’: S. Agata Li Battiati (CT) 250 m. s.l.m.
TEMPERATURA: 8°
UMIDITA’: 75%
SEEING: 2
TRASPARENZA: 2
EST. SKY QUALITY: 18.92 Mag.
BORTLE CLASS: 8
COSTELLAZIONE: Gemelli
OGGETTO: Luna
OBIETTIVO: Skywatcher 72ED Evostar; D=72 mm; F=420 mm; f/5.8
MONTATURA: Skywatcher Star Adventurer
CAMERA DI RIPRESA: Canon 2000D Super UV-IR Cut
ISO: 100
TEMPO DI POSA: 1/125 di secondo
SOFTWARE DI ELABORAZIONE: Pixinsight + Astroart
A post acapolyptic photoshoot with bits and pieces of some urban concrete.
Model - Fuchsia
Copyright Robbie Nordin.
Want to see more pictures,visit www.robbiesphoto.com
POST #6
DANGEROUS
Designer: Marina Mihailova Absen (absen resident)
ABSEN Store
LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Jakarta/124/127/27
MP: marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/213655/
Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/142681287@N07/
FB: www.facebook.com/absen.absen.50115/
Credits: mysllifemaharetangelita.blogspot.com/
Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/maharetangelita/
Photoeditor: Paint3D & www.befunky.com
Image size & format: 929 x 733 pixels/jpeg
I´m Wearing:
Outfit: 0418 **ABSEN** SET BIKER SERIES -BEAGLE-
Another credits:
Glasses: ^^Swallow^^ Metropolitan Sunglasses
Body: -Belleza- Freya V 5.2 BENTO
Head: Altamura "GISELLE" Bento Head
Hair: + Tsuki Hair Windy (-hime strands) + {aii}
Facelight: *SL CAT* ADORA FACE LIGHT
Eyes: Arte Mesh Eye
Terious, infectious and dangerous.
Friends and enemies find us contagerious.
And they spread into your system like a virus.
Yes the trouble is it kind of makes you anxious.
Lots of rope for the cats to scratch on so they stay away from the furniture
ODC - 7/28/2022 - Rope or String
I snapped this photo with my Canon Rebel T5. The Post Rock Motel is located at 1907 E. KS-18 in Lincoln, Kansas. The motel was established in 1951, according to the sign. Lincoln is in "Post Rock Country." The limestone fences posts dot the edges of pastures in the region.
after the forestry work in Birnam Wood on a frosty morning. (It IS a mess, but relax. It's a cash crop and will be replaced, and the track will be reinstated - I hope!)
railway post office (central post), rotterdam, 1954 - 1959, architect: evert + herman kraaijvanger, artist: louis van roode
Automation for this railway post office meant tall work areas with a minimum of columns. Its width of 34 metres is spanned in concrete supported by just one central column. There are less-tall office storeys on the east and west sides. In the double-height work areas, the scale is determined by a horizontal window rising 2.1 metres. The uppermost level, 9.5 metres high and without columns, is clearly expressed in the facade by brick and concrete architecture typical of the post-war reconstruction.