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- the people at Lotus like their vibrant colours ..
Lotus Elise Lotus Exiges, Lotus Evoras etc
Newlands Corner ..
Proper CPR technique is modeled on a Womanikan.
Swindler, Katie, 2021. Life and Death Design: What Life-Saving Technology Can Teach Everyday UX Designers. New York: Rosenfeld Media.https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/life-and-death-design/
The "continental" breakfast at my hotel left a lot to be desired. (What continent was that supposed to represent, Antarctica?)
Good to know you can get a much more fulfilling breakfast at the airport - like a three-meat omelet.
And I kept the streak alive! Pork with every meal!
Yeah, I have rescheduled the Proper Pedal Picnic so it won't conflict with another picnic ride! We are still meeting at P's and Q's at 6:30 PM, but now two weeks later on Thursday June 29. The basic premise remains: Dress classy and ride about five miles to a mystery park destination. Picnic blankets, lights, and another layer encouraged! #properpedal #properpedalpicnic #pedalpalooza #pedalpalooza2017
There was a good turn out of Rover P6s at last Sunday's Shepton Mallet Classic Car Show, including this 1973 2000SC.
John Mayer and Friends Present The Livingston Town Proper
A benefit event for the Firefighters who battled the Pine Creek Fire in Montana in Summer 2012
Emerson Ballroom - Bozeman, MT January 2013
PACIFIC OCEAN (Feb. 21, 2011) – Sailors maintain proper tension on the forward line attached to the Military Sealift Command supply ship USNS Guadalupe (T-AO 200) during a replenishment-at-sea (RAS), on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76). Ronald Reagan takes on millions of gallons of fuel and hundreds of pallets of supplies while traveling alongside the replenishment ship during a RAS. The Ronald Reagan Strike Group is currently underway continuing training before deploying to the Western Pacific and Central Command areas of operation. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Alexander Tidd/Released)
First proper night shots with 35mm and flash. Next time 800iso film instead of the 200 used here and a torch to set up the focus point
Pentax ME Super, 50mm prime f1.7 (Could've done with more dof). 1/125 speed (apart from the Novikov shot)- About 30% crop
March 5, 2011
Oakland, CA
Hosted by Team Proper
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First proper attempt at HDR using three raw images shot at -2, 0 and +2 ev and combined in Photomatix, twiddling the sliders until it looked passable.
BAGHDAD – Spc. Lunszner Massa (left), a special electronic device repairer with the 146th Signal Company, Division Special Troops Battalion, 1st Armored Division, United States Division – Center, and a Ponza, Puerto Rico, native, fights to perform a proper clinch technique Oct. 22 during the “achieve the clinch” exercise. Massa is attending a Basic Combatives Trainer Course at Camp Liberty, Iraq. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Daniel Eddy, 196th MPAD, 1st Armd. Div., USD-C)
For full story go to ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-511777
This is as far as I am going to make it on this one... more details in this post: www.quiltsinthequeue.com/2013/09/a-sad-storyand-how-i-got...
Moo and Morris got us this fab chest that has lots of treasure in it and mummy says that's good because now we are growing up we need to have a proper treasure hoard like grown up dragons have.
We can make the chest nice because there are paints and stuff then we can collect shiny things in it.
Agaricus campestris - The caps were about 1-2 inches across, were knoblike. The stem had a ring, was covered with many white scales, and was hollow and round. This little group of mushrooms were on a front lawn Carmel, New York.
Somewhere in time it became a common admonition to make subjects look at the camera for portraits. However, this "rule" can cause a lot of grief and ruin photographs. Having a person looking at the camera and smiling can make a nice image. But if the subject continually wrinkles their forehead, squints their eyes, or can not make a non-overdramatic smile when looking at the camera, then you are better off having the subject look away.
On the right is our grandmother Chella (Bennett) McCombs, and on the left her oldest sister Gladys Bennett, the Wasco librarian who never married. Probably in the late 1940s, probably at Pismo Beach. This probably was a chilly winter day.