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View of a loan and trust building on a downtown street corner.
Digital Collection:
North Carolina Postcards
Publisher:
J. A. Brady, Statesville, N.C.;
Date:
1909
Location:
Statesville (N.C.); Iredell County (N.C.);
Collection in Repository
Durwood Barbour Collection of North Carolina Postcards (P077); collection guide available
online at www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/pcoll/77barbour/77barbour.html
I had already given up. I’d gone to John Hunt park in Huntsville to shoot the sunset. I was hoping against hope I might get a clean shot of it — without too much clutter from the city. That, of course, didn’t happen. There were lights everywhere — especially street lights and lights from the tennis courts.
It was cold, the wind was blowing and I was tired. So I packed it up and headed into the traffic to fight my way home. That’s when I saw the full Moon rising right next to the illuminated flag. Too cool. So I turned around, pulled out all the gear and started shooting. I had waited too long. The Sun had set and it was getting dark. The Moon was already too bright to balance with the light on the flag. So I cropped out the Moon and saved the flag. It was worth saving.
Nikon D7500 — Nikon 18-300mm F6.3 ED VR
300mm
F6.3@1/1,000th
ISO 45,600
-0.7EV
Cropped
DSB_8790.JPG
©Don Brown 2025
Chinooks battle to stem the breach in the river Steeping to save Wainfleet and surounding area from more flooding
So, the ghost of Mrs d@y studios told me that Target had the Lego Super Heroes and I decided I would check and see.
Good idea!
As you can see, I got the Superman Vs. Power Armor Lex and Catcycle City chase!
I thought they would go together well in a little diorama with the heroes fighting Lex in his Power Armor and Catwoman using the opportunity to speed away with the diamond while the heroes are distracted!
Also, while you are at it, please take a few moments to check out my blog: Bricks n more I've got Lego reviews, news, and anything else I can think up. Should have reviews up of these sets by early next week at the latest!
Me with a carp, it was trapped on a flooded field under ice in about 6 inches of water, i had to negotiate barbed wire fences to get this back into the river.this photo was taken by a friend of mine
saving and spending
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Used my coffee can flash modifier to really narrow the light from my flash. People were looking at it in amusement and confusion, but if they saw how the results looked they might make their own.
Sabrina, Sales associate at The Crafty Rat, gives a closer look at one of the finished Halloween scrapbooks from Saturday's class.
In a bid to save money during the credit crunch, the Met have decided to ration petrol... The bad guys were pushing their getaway car round the corner.... :)
Had to go to one of the most amazing places in Puerto Rico, the west. A beauty like this is what you'll see.
saving in a piggy bank.
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Miami Shores, Florida April 2012
During a pause at a fashion shoot, Alayna Lombardo playfully poses in her interpretation of a fairy.
No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path.
- Buddha
A lot of you liked this outtake, so here you go. Sitting in the coffee shop downtown right now, trying to sort out where I want to go next with my plotline. Thought I'd throw this out there (coughprocrastinatecough) before I get down to business.
A fist of cash
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saving money in piggy banks.
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The last of the day's sunlight illuminates the face of NJ Transit Arrow III car 1524 as it arrives at Metuchen Station with Northeast Corridor Line train 7861. The clocks would be set back an hour overnight, and this train's run would be entirely in darkness the next day.
www.peteyphotography.com | Killingly, CT
The Guys from Savings Vice hit me up for some fresh photos and I'm so stoked with how they're coming out. Had a few challenges but other than that, things rolled right along! Stoked on the posing, light and entire feel of the photo! I can't wait for them to see the rest!
Formerly a Walmart Portrait Studio, this business in front of the store was briefly used as a clearance center and now it has been remodeled completely into an arcade.
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Walmart Interior. Bradford, PA. December 2013.
Nelcebee was launched on Port Adelaide’s Cruickshanks Corner in 1883 and worked the southern coast of Australia for 99 years. Nellie is older than many of the buildings in Port Adelaide’s heritage precinct and it holds a history of shipping in its riveted-iron hull. It has worked as a tug, coastal steamer, an auxiliary ketch and a motor trader. Its engines have been changed from steam to diesel, and a sailing rig was added decades after its launch. Nellie was one of the last of the ketch trade and made its final voyage from Kangaroo Island to Port Adelaide under sail in 1982.
i had a major developing problem with this roll of polachrome; the film came out the processor totally dark.
i was about to threw it in the bin, when, taking a closer look, i saw the pictures on the film, in negative. so i proceed to remove the black, thick layer that should have been removed in the processor. under running tap water and using my fingers, i managed to remove the most of the dark layer, but, as you can see, the emulsion suffered major loss.
the lesson here is: never trash away your polachrome, the truth is under the thick black layer.
this polachrome film is expired in 1990
shot with a minolta srt101
Woodward's
Abbott Street, Vancouver
Abbott & Cordova, 7 August 1971 by Stan Douglas
Photo mural
glass
50' x 30'
Vancouver artist Stan Douglas completed a 30' by 50' image on glass depicting the Gastown Riots of 1971. The over-sized photograph, together with a basketball hoop, has become the central focus within the atrium of the new Woodward's Redevelopment.
What seems to be a random moment captured at the northeast corner of Woodward’s during the melee was entirely re-created over three nights on a parking lot at the PNE in 2008 by the artist, shot in about 50 segments and then merged into one image.
Saving money in a piggy bank
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This is a new Chase Bank going up. It is built like a bunker and is waiting for a few finishing touches. I asked a man about the wavy finish and he said he's only the electrician and his job was to simply make it light up.
The fire hydrant you see continually leaking in the previous capture is right beside it. Do we see a pattern here?
These wavy side panels are "Chisled Limestone Corners Cream" and they are simply waiting for the mortar.
I hope the panels don't blow off before they are finished - from the outside so far this bank looks pretty - not sure about how sturdy!
This may not be a nature photograph in the truest sense of the word, but there is a big connection. The location is the Peak District moors above Dove Stone Reservoir, The helicopter is busy flying in hay bails which will be used by RSPB staff and volunteers to obstruct some of the drainage channels that have formed on the top of the moors. This will hold water on the moors and, when wet enough, the volunteers will plant sphagnum moss. Sphagnum will help to keep the peat in place and prevent it being washed away and into the reservoir below. It will recreate a blanket bog, which once existed on these moors before pollution destroyed the sphagnum. Blanket bog is an important environment, which not only provides a breeding ground for invertebrates and therefore a food supply for birds, but it also acts as a carbon dioxide trap, absorbing and locking in CO2.
Mount Pocono, PA. June 2015.
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The Drop visited LACMA's Rain Room to promote the LADWP rain barrel program to conserve water. For more information, please visit bpw.lacity.org/klab/rainbarrels/.