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A very polite move for Phoenix traffic. He moved over at a safe distance and used his turn signal so I'm thinking he must be new here. 8)
From left to right Squeeze Me. Plum/Teal/and Chrome/ from the Fruit Prints collection. View the whole collection on Spoonflower ©2013 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved
Digital mock-up for surface design Squeeze Me View the pattern on Spoonflower ©2013 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved
Digital mock-up for surface design Squeeze Me View the pattern on Spoonflower ©2013 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved
High Speed Sync: Nikon D40 + Nikon SB-23 + "Ebay" Wireless Flash Trigger PT-04.
Shutter Speed: 1/1000 sec.
Strobist Info: Flash @ Full Power + Snoot. Strobe at aprox. 1.5 meters, at the right side of photo.
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Having just taken a shot of the Bristol bound 178 (42553), it met it's Bath bound partner coming the other way at Farmborough (42938).
A rural scene known to many bus drivers as they squeeze past one another
Lava Squeeze-ups. These features form when the pressure of molten lava flowing beneath a cooler solid crust is sufficient to crack the hard suface and produce a small extrusion of fresh lava. Craters of the Moon National Monument. Butte Co., Idaho.
Squeeze the tummy, and he giggles. Also, the iridescent spots are crinkly. Lots of fun textures and sounds. Source: a gift from Aunt Brita, from the Grandrabbit's toy store in Boulder, CO.
Schunk robotic arm and hand grasping and manipulating wood under control of Energid's Actin software toolkit.
The narrow parts in Spooky Gulch are very narrow. My chest and back rubbed the walls as I squeezed through this section.
Taken in 2008.
Before a Boston Pops concert at Symphony Hall, a man and a woman squeezed their way between tables, chairs, and other people to get to their seats. We had the same problem. The tables get moved around, the chairs get moved around, and even the people get moved around -- because with the tables and chairs jumbled they may mistakenly end up in somebody else's place, as we did. (T3 was our table.)