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Maricopa County. Photo by J Gallagher, Mar. 2010.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

It's been two weeks since Flopsy was spayed, here she is the night of the op. She's doing great now :)

You can see the little one's scar here !

Strobist Info:

SB600-Triggered by CyberSync at 1/8 power reflected off of Creative Light 41" Silver umbrella directly behind the camera. 6:00 to the subject

 

SB600- Triggered by CyberSync at 1/4 power refelected off of Creative Lifht 41" silver umbrella. Camera left, 8:00 to the subject.

  

This is my "new" Nikon FG. I picked her up off Craigslist today. I needed an old school SLR that I wouldn't worry about using. As you will see, my Nikon FG-20 is too perfect to use!

Cuillins? Sea? Sunset? Nah. A rusty post. Grand.

Mayfield Park

Austin, Texas

... and influences.

Mannings amusements, Felixstowe, Suffolk. Sadly shrinking, little of the fairground survives but, two generations on, "family fun" is still to be had here it seems.

Discontinued Apr. 1, 1988. Saint Louis County. Photo by J Gallagher, Jul. 1976.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

One of a line of very sturdy gritstone fenceposts stretching out across Bamford Moor.

Olympus Pen EE S half frame camera on Ilford FP4 film.

Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England, UK.

A picture of an unusual post (a Postus) on top a rock at Mormon Rocks in the Cajon Pass.

 

San Bernardino County California. (July 29, 2009)

Trying out photoshop. Tori after ballet class.

Taken in Born, Darss, East-Germany

Via Appia Antica, Roma, Italia

Cabell County. Photo by J Gallagher, Jul. 1996.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

Colecionadores, preparem-se! O OUTLET Doll Collector vem aí!

Between Whittlesea and March is the lonely block post of Three Horse Shoes.

Acadian House, Disney's Port Orleans Riverside

Spent a good chunk of my summer drinking coffee and writing letters.

Asilomar, shortly after sunset.

LIFE SAVING DEFIBRILLATOR

 

Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England, UK

 

Serving as both a First and Second World War battery, Houton Head was one of the last defences against enemy boats attempting to gain access to Scapa Flow. Paired with Scad battery on the Isle of Hoy, Houton Head was the termination of a 3km long chain net barrier to slow or stop attacking ships and submarines. The two Quick Firing (QF) guns of each battery able to fire on ships as they approached the barrier if needed.

 

Houton Head Battery retains three searchlight emplacements placed at the bottom of the cliffs, each built on a raised platform (possibly of WW1 origin). There are two covered 12-pounder QF gun emplacements, each with an associated crew shelter. There is also a workshop and magazine between both emplacements, and a Battery Observation Post (BOP). A Naval signal station sits on top of the hill, which was also used as the BOP until it was relocated closer to the emplacements. A hardened engine house and domestic accommodation is also located on top of the hill.

 

Separation of the Second World War remains from those constructed 30 years earlier is difficult, much of the earlier site having likely been demolished or built over.

Can't work this one out. It is inscribed H/PP/P/.

Portrait dans la nature pour illustrer un jeu de rôle

Kearney County. Photo by J Gallagher, Jun. 1991.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

Windsor County. Photo by J Gallagher, May 2010.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

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