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My closet isn’t small, but it also isn’t infinite. However, I like to think that the possible combinations approach infinity.
I pride myself in “never repeating an outfit,” but some of them are pretty similar. I’ve paired some of these items before, but never all of them at once. That’s what keeps it from being a repeat combo.
Jacket (below), BCBG Max Azria (consignment). Dress, Parker. Shirt, FY2 (thrifted). Leggings, Allen B. Boots, Treasure & Bond. Sunglasses, Aerie. Bowtie, Flairs New York.
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I've stil got loads more shots to post from recent Paris trips. This oblique shot of an office building was taken in La Defense. I can't remember which building it was, however I did wonder whether all the rooms looked the same on the inside as they do on the outside.
This photo got to #175 in Explore on Sunday, July 19, 2009
WEEK 40 – HLT Fall Photoset, Part I
Here's an odd one: several checkouts at this store are inoperable (the computers on 13-18, I think, have been removed for a while now). Now, I'm used to these checklanes being kept stocked with candy and stuff even though they're closed. (One is now even stocked with care products like shampoo, but that's another story.) But how was this computerless stand able to print these random receipt slips that appear to go down in a long line – or, perhaps more importantly, why?!
EDIT - knew it wouldn't be long before I'd have an answer! Thanks, [https://m.flickr.com/photos/jsbn123/]: see what the deal is in the comments below.
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Agnetapark, Delft, The Netherlands.
Design (1882): E. Gugel (housing) and L.P. Zocher (landscape architecture).
This shot on Downtown Los Angeles.
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Hello guys! I am Japanese Camera Assistant. I graduated from Nihon University College of Art in Japan with a B.A. degree in Cinematography. After that, I worked at OMNIBUS JAPAN, a film production company, for one year.
At present, I often volunteer to help out for AFI & USC graduation filming. Also, I am looking for sponsorship in Los Angeles.
My one of the purpose is to become a member of IATSE Local 600.
Photography is my lifework.
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・ARRI FLEX 16ST, 16SR, 16SR2, 16SR3, ALEXA
・CANON XH-A1, CANON EOS 60D, 7D, 5D Mark Ⅱ
・PANASONIC AJ-HDC27F, PANASONIC AG-AF105
・SONY F900, SONY FS700, SONY F3, SONY F5
・RED ONE, RED EPIC
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This small building obviously had a lot to say to me. The richness of reflective surfaces with a patina of road dust offered many opportunities for discovery. Here the iconic diner shape repeated in the reflection is a draw for the lens as is the Art Deco calla lily design on the transparent top on the back of the table booth bench.
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I'm almost finished obsessing about this place. I keep seeing things that could have made more detailed shots of the inside and even the out. Also I noticed a notebook and jacket on one of the booth benches, so am thinking that it might reopen at some point. It's really a prime nostalgic diner.
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Update Summer of 2018: I took a drive to see what happened with it. When I got there the building was gone. I did a search and discovered that it had been purchased and is being relocated to another town in Columbia County, NY. At some point I will go looking for it and see if it has come back to life.
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I must have photographed Joy and Bing Bong three times in three different places. I first spotted them out in the lobby. Every time I saw them again over the course of the day, another member of the group had arrived. I have to believe that a couple of hours later I could have got a picture of them with Fear, too.
I wonder how many people at the Con saw Bing Bong and immediately burst into tears?
(I hope I wasn't the only one...)
I've photogrpahed this cristate many times, but don't think I've ever had a flowering ocotillo in the shot before today.
These saguaros all look to be in fine shape and holding lots of water. The ocotillo's leaves, on the other hand, have turned reddish-brown, and I suspect soon will be dropped. Then the ocotillo will resume it's normal "dead-stick" appearance.
Seen on the Garwood Trail in Saguaro National Park.
....very quickly
Six thick thistle sticks
Six thick thistle sticks
Six thick thistle sticks
Six thick thistle sticks
Sometimes you have to make your own entertainment ;-)
repeat, but with a twist....code blu from Marina's (Photomama) raw settings...I LOVE them! Wish I had time to take new pics to play with but I'll have to just play with what I've got for now...
For this mission I decided to opt for a different way, to try the photographic essay about an existing place in my hometown. The place in question is the Estudantina of Sao Domingos de Rana. Here there are meetings of music, culture, an association that gives support To young people at risk and the object of my study, a group of friends who dedicates to a self-defense sport. After some visits, they agreed that I could photograph at will. The training is intense but not violent and after several sessions I found similarities With the ballet ....
I tried that again with colours I prefer, but don't actually like it any better.
So YAY, the best part of a painting slump is that I know I'm one dab closer to some sort of something or other that I'll really like.
In the last couple of years, Cardiff Bus appeared to have switched to Alexander Dennis for new vehicles, having already received 10 E20D MMCs and a similar number of 'classic style' E20Ds earlier this year. However, a repeat order was placed for 10 Mercedes Benz Citaro 0295s and these have recently arrived as 131-40, following on sequentially from the 30 Citaros delivered in 2013 and 2015.
All carry branding for Service 27 (Thornhill), which sees competition from New Adventure Travel's X8, and as a representative of the batch, 133 is emerging from Park Street, with the Principality Stadium forming the backdrop, in late August 2017.