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The Bow to Heck Plasmor siding service crosses the fields at Deeping St James north of Peterborough, hauled by 66 012.
Does this resemble something to you? I bet it does, maybe something like a sunny side up egg! I love eggs and decided to recreate the classic sunny side up egg. I wanted to show an egg in a different ways so I decided to compose it using objects. Although it looks simple, I liked how clear the image came out to be. The subject doesn't have any emotions, but what makes it special is that I tried to make viewers think what my picture was. I used a plate in replacement for the whites and I used the the lemon to represent the yolk. I was debating whether to use a black or white background, but eventually settled with white because I thought the pan blended in with the back. I took this around sunset and used a diffuser on one side so that sunlight and shadows wouldn't be as harsh. The shadow on the bottom was supposed to be the representation of a heated pan, but I don't think it turned out the way I like, but I guess it completes my picture a little bit. I was trying to portray the perfect sunny side up egg and wanted to make the "yolk" stand out. For this shot, I used an f-stop of 4.2 because I wanted the picture to be bright, which means I needed to let in a lot of light. I used ISO 400 because it was around sunset and it wasn't as bright as I wanted it. I wanted my shutter speed at 1/10 to add to the brightness, and shot it using the lens at 29.1mm because I wanted to put to fill up the frame and not cut out any parts.
Busey Woods, Urbana, Illinois, USA. Rescued from a patch of "sticky weed" which had ensnared and immobilized the bird. We removed the weed from its feathers and released the bird.
good side profil
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Rømø Motor Festival in Denmark, is an annual event that celebrates the era of vintage motorsport and beach racing
This entrance is on a little side street off of Main. It could just have been a side entrance, but part of me thinks it might have been the old "Coloreds Only" entrance.
The Woolworth Building appears to have been constructed sometime in the 1930s or 40s. I'm sure it closed--along with the rest of downtown--once Danville's mall opened about two or three miles away. The building appears to be in pretty good condition after sitting abandoned for at least twenty years. Unfortunately, due to Danville's current economic woes, I don't see this place being renovated anytime soon.
Main Street, Danville.
We will be getting a full model when its completed, so ill upload to my account as soon as we have it - it will include the garage
Part of Maine Place development. Consisting of houses and flats on the site of the former Manchester City F.C. football stadium in Moss Side, Manchester
Thayer alum and GeoCloud CEO Abiodun Johnson '07 always dreamed of running his own business. As a child, he got his feet wet with small side gigs—selling candy in school, mowing lawns, selling burned CDs. He also spent time with his stepfather tinkering on projects, such as building miniature derby cars.
"My stepdad would mostly do the woodcutting and the trimming, but I helped him along the way, putting the wheels on, painting the car and putting it together and then ultimately racing it," said Abiodun. These experiences "lit the fire" for a career combining entrepreneurship and engineering. "I love problem-solving, and there's a lot of parallels between engineering and entrepreneurship in terms of looking at problems holistically and creating solutions."
Abiodun is also co-founder of Black Men Talk Tech, an organization to support black tech entrepreneurs. (His wife runs the "sister" organization, Black Women Talk Tech.) "We want to see more successful black entrepreneurs in the world—once you see yourself in the field, you become more confident about achieving your goals. I'm African Nigerian, and we have a saying that it takes a village to raise a child. Likewise, I think communities can provide support and cultivate connections to the right people that can open doors."
Exact location now unknown.
This was one of the many side streets in San Antonio de Calonge that ran off the main road to Palamos.
It really was just a dirt road.
Summer 1960
8172 in Bi-Centennial Livery heads over the internal level crossing at Meadmore.
Diamond Valley Railway's 2018 Teddy Bear's Picnic 10-06-2018 and 11-06-2018
RM55 "The Derm" heads for the Up Through Line from Meadmore to Diamond Valley while the E8 does the same but on the Up Local Line.
Diamond Valley Railway's 2018 Teddy Bear's Picnic 10-06-2018 and 11-06-2018
It's Legends Day 2014 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Living Legend--Mario Andretti--is leading a flock of vintage racers in some Parade Laps around the Brickyard.
A couple more vintage cars back in the pack including the #39 Offy turbo that we saw previously.