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Nothing on reverse.

 

The blanket covering a dead k.u.k. soldier has been pulled aside to allow the body to be photographed prior to burial, as if it was to be used later as evidence of some crime. Bandages cover the fallen soldier's hands and feet, which suggest to me he was suffering frost-bite prior to dying.

 

The Austro-Hungarian Army was in poor shape when it invaded Serbia in July 1914. Having a dual Monarchy was problematic in that all decisions regarding equipping the army had to be run past both the Austrians and Hungarians, leading to a slow, inefficient supply system.

LNER N7 Class 0-6-2T No 69673 reverses out of Liverpool Street Station

C.1960

Macbook finally matches its case.

SET 3 – HLT Remodel: 8-18-2023

 

Looking towards the front entrance in this picture, as viewed from a spot along the right-hand actionway adjacent to women’s apparel. Not sure how it has been on my photostream, but it feels like in person, at least, I start my visits at this store walking this way like 95% of the time, so it feels weird *ending* this visit here! In the background you can see the construction at the vestibule area, like we saw when we entered.

 

(c) 2025 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 :)

 

Master Sailor Matthew Skinner, Preventive Medicine Technician, applies reagent into the water samples from the Reverse Osmosis Water Purification Unit to test for bacteria during Operation LENTUS in Iqaluit, Nunavut on November 7, 2021.

 

Photo by: Master Corporal Jax Kennedy, Joint Task Force (North), Canadian Armed Forces photo

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Le matelot chef Matthew Skinner, technicien en médecine préventive, verse un réactif dans les échantillons d’eau provenant du système de purification d’eau par osmose inverse afin de déterminer la concentration de bactéries, au cours de l’opération LENTUS, à Iqaluit, au Nunavut, le 7 novembre 2021.

 

Photo : Caporal chef Jax Kennedy, Force opérationnelle interarmées (Nord), Forces armées canadiennes

 

Black-throated green warbler on saltcedar at Dos Vacas Muertas, Galveston Island

Reversed anaglyph

Use anaglyph glasses, red over the right eye

 

There are reports that people who cannot see conventional anaglyphs can see anaglyphs where the right eye is red and the left cyan.

 

www.flickr.com/groups/anaglyph/discuss/72157622497466069/

 

Dubois colours

On a terrace in the middle of somewhere is the best I can do with the wording.

Reverse Warrior, also I call it graceful warrior, it is perhaps one of my favorite standing postures/asanas; it is a graceful yet strengthening pose. Front leg is bent to 90 degrees or less; back leg is lengthened; front arm is reaching skyward while back arm is extended towards the lengthened back leg. Breathe in the pose for several breaths than repeat on the opposite side.

Practice it daily and feel stronger in body and spirit. The pose was taken by the Washington Monument in Washington DC during a brief family travel at the cherry blossoms time of the year and it is absolutely beautiful!

Canon 18-55 reversed

I have begun a comedy series about an extraordinarily reverse man doing ordinary things.

 

Two episodes are done and uploaded on my YouTube channel.

 

Episode one

 

Episode two

 

New epidsode every saturday!

Still macro tests at different macro ratio's.

D7100 ISO 100

BR-52NK adaptor.

Neutral 52mm filter.

ai35mm/2.8D reverse set at F8

Macro ratio 2.1/1

WD = 50mm

 

Nice macro ratio for small insects outdoors.

 

While I'm at it, I thought I might as well do a reverse flip on this image. Hope you like it...!

 

Getty Images

Just arrived :

Reverse macro ring, for Canon mounting and 58mm for 58mm lens.

In picture, the reverse ring is mount in front of 50mm f1.4 just for ring shooting.

For macro shooting, the lens and reverse ring group will be mount inversed with the ring size in the body.

Everything will be manual !

Picture taken with PowerShot G5.

 

Nothing on reverse.

 

Six members of an unidentified (Reserve?) Feldartillerie Regiment outside their Eastern Front dugout. The men are wearing a mixture of Krätzchen (visorless caps) and Schirmmütze (visored variety), both with the black band of the artillery.

 

The fellow in the centre with the Iron Cross ribbon, has a distinct advantage over the enemy, as he is able to observe both flanks at the same time.

© 2015 Onell Design

Canon EOS 1000D + Pentax 28mm f2,8 reversed at f/11

4 MHz Xtall inside view.

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D7100 ISO 100

BR-52NK adaptor.

Neutral 52mm filter.

afd50/1.8D reverse set at F8

Macro ratio 1.22/1

WD = 70mm

 

This is just a quick sketch of the DC comics villain Reverse-Flash I made. Although I am not too good at shading. Hope you like it. Happy Easter.

before it is set in the cement,

Interpretation of an Aquarelle of Venice

size: 28 x 30 cm

material: smalti

technique: hammer and hardy, double reverse

English Electric 1934 built Balloon car 723 is pictured stabled on the Starr Gate loop/reversing line that heads round into the washer line in the depot, whilst participating on the 42.1 mile Branch Line Society "The Fisherman's Friend" a system wide (crossovers/loops/depots) tour of the Blackpool Tramway system.

 

19th November 2016

My beloved friend died at 28 on Wednesday 11 february, after throwing herself under the Subway train.

Trafalgar Square

  

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