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Little shot to my 100th post on Instagram, with the 5 guys that I created in Lego version : Gretchen Webb, Aton Noudjemet, Francis Von Bloodt, Blaise Canhilac and Sirius Jefferson.
It shows my both passions : Lego bricks and comic strips :)
Dial Post is a hamlet in the Horsham District of West Sussex, England. The civil parish, where the lowest level political meetings are held, is West Grinstead in the north-east - its biggest settlement is 2 miles (3.2 km) east at Partridge Green. It has a population of around 100 based on the average headcount per inhabited dwelling. In 2001 the population of the civil parish as a whole was 2,934.
We parked right opposite this house for our next walk around the surrounding countryside
No, I haven't broken my nose but thanks for your concern. :-)
Of all the suggestions for reducing glasses fog with the COVID mask, taping the mask to my face is the only one that has worked for me.
When I got in from yesterday's bike ride and pulled off my mask, the tape stayed behind. It looked silly enough to merit a selfie.
Just another glimpse of life in the age of COVID.
Hamilton Ave branch, Palo Alto, California. Constructed from 1932 to 1933 and designed by Palo Alto architect Birge M. Clark
My first secret post.
I was inspired by all of the people in the Post Secret group who relentlessly expressed their emotions, whether it be on the surface or extremely deep...
It's no secret that I'm a large woman. It hasn't hindered my success as far as I know however, I truly believe that I could be happier without all of this weight. I'm trying to get down to the bottom of why I choose to live this way. For the past 4 months, weight loss has been on my brain more than ever. I feel like it's time. It has to be.
oh yeah.... that's supposed to be a slice of pizza!
Even the toughest of soldiers need to take a nap from time to time. I know I do.
A 3A Jung de Plume. And heathers.
This has been a hairdresser's for at least 10 years (since I moved to the area), but the old Post Office sign is there to stay, part of the gorgeous little facade - and the character of Twyford.
I think the filter abuse befits this subject; needless to say it's all done in the phone - and Upstream-ed, tags, groups, map and all...
My response to the Washington Post's announced refusal to endorse a presidential candidate for the 2024 campaign.
Written: 25 October 2024.
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â–¶ In September 2020, the Washington Post endorsed Joe Biden over Donald tRump for president of the United States, writing:
"Those challenges have been, to varying degrees, created, exacerbated or neglected by [Trump]: the covid-19 pandemic, which has claimed more lives in this country than anywhere else in the world; rising inequality and racial disparities; a 21st-century, high-tech authoritarianism ascendant in the world, with democracy in retreat; a planet at risk due to human-caused climate change. Underlying them all is the question of whether U.S. democracy is any longer capable of meeting even one such challenge, let alone a host of them. Here is where Mr. Trump, the worst president of modern times, has done the most damage."
Those words were written BEFORE tRump's conspiracy to subvert American democracy following his loss in the 2020 election. So, I ask: in 2024, how has tRump changed?
I have been a reader of the Washington Post since 1966, when my parents introduced me to the newspaper's journalism and its occasionally courageous muckraking in holding the powerful to account (such as revealing the incredible criminal and constitutional corruption of another president, Richard Nixon, damn the consequences, then).
Today, however, confronted with the Post's craven rejection of that heritage — its tacit refusal to condemn tRump's criminality and existential threat to democracy by deliberately declining to endorse a presidential candidate for 2024 (and its mendacious 'excuse' for doing so) — I sadly, but proudly, have canceled my subscription.
Billionaire Jeff Bezos — owner of the Washington Post since 2013 — proclaims, on his paper's masthead, that "Democracy dies in darkness." No, it dies from feckless cowardice.
— Thomas Cizauskas.
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Our Daily Challenge 26 May-1 June: Taking Care of Business
Tiffany and Rosie know what is important in life. Ellie prefers the bed indoors sometimes.
Taken shortly after 5am, on the way home from a night shoot on the Isle of Lewis. Lighting was a mix of moonlight, emerging daylight and LED torch (no added colours).
From Wikipedia: Balallan (Scottish Gaelic: Baile Ailein, sometimes spelt "Bail' Ailein", meaning "Allan's Town") has the distinction of being the longest village (4 miles measured from end to end) in Lewis (and also in northern Scotland).
2 minute exposure
Grad ND
Part of my Night Photography set
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"Auf Horchposten" - "The listening post".
This postcard is signed "Kurzweg". One quite often sees postcards by this artist showing scenes from the trenches. But I couldn't find out anything else about the artist, not even his first name.
Processed with Silver Efex Pro 2
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High Easter Point to Point, Essex, UK
365|127
After the School )) take a shot of the
Handrail at the Geneva Post Office.
Some people were confused to and thought I`m lunatic `coz there was nothing nice to take picture of.
Open your eyes
Spectacular's right in front of you
Bon Matin
This isn't an outstanding picture, but it does show the gorgeous earrings I wore after the parade. So dangly! But surprisingly light.
Post.
22/9/16
Pentax K1000 SLR with 28mm lens.
Fomapan 400 film.
Processed by me using Ilfosol 3, 1+9, 8.5 mins, 20 C.
Scanned by me using Epson V550.
Adjusted for contrast and curves in Lightroom 6.
022018.
Manila Bay Promenade at the back of the Mall of Asia... the lamp post automatically turned on as the sky dim...with the setting of the sun..
I waited for hours to capture this ....
This is at the back of the Mall of Asia... throngs of people are watching as the sun goes down... What a wonderful sight....