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Kite Surf (Saint-Idesbald / Sint-Idesbaldus)
PCLA-20140830-33.dng
¹⁄₁₀₀₀ sec at f/7,1 - ISO 400 - 98mm
Canon EOS 6D - EF70-200mm f/4L USM
Author : Philippe Clabots (#PhilippeC)
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Image from 'The Castles and Abbeys of England ... Illustrated by ... engravings', 000240048
Author: BEATTIE, William M.D
Page: 287
Year: 1843
Place: London
Publisher: George Virtue
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Image from 'The Tragedy of the Seas; or sorrow on the ocean, lake and river, from shipwreck, plague, fire and famine', 001061079
Author: ELLMS, Charles.
Page: 203
Year: 1841
Place: New York
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From the Scope Art Fair 2007. A really amazing piece that I'd give quite a lot of money to hang behind my couch. Again, if anyone can provide an artist name, it'd be highly appreciated.
Larry giving serious speech at farewell. With the two big bosses (Chin Chin and Chin Hong) looking on.
Silent Scope is off, but it's probably for the best. Seems like a surefire way of passing around a virus.
This scope has a surprisingly good view from it, though it was brand new in 1945. I could only imagine though how it would look with dirt caked over it from battle.
Image from 'The Book of the Baltic, being the North of Europe Steam Company's route to Denmark, Sweden, and Russia, Norway, Prussia, and the Hanseatic Ports', 002345434
Author: MAHONY, James.
Page: 8
Year: 1857
Place: London
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