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when it was built in the early 30's it was the tallest building in the british empire

 

With the hot weather characteristic of Morocco the orange juice is a good way to deal with it. Sweet and good in every single place I've taste it. This was not an exception, the man new his craft and kindly allowed me to photograph him.

お葱も、とろろご飯も

めっちゃ美味しかった。

ephemeral watercolor

Notre Dame, Saigon, Vietnam

  

Lens: Pergear 35mm 1:1.2; f/1.2

cattedrale di san giorgio, ferrara;

 

mediterranean geometry school

Another shot from the utterly fabulous "PSS PSS" by Compagnia Baccalà at this year's Edinburgh Fringe.

 

This is Camilla Pessi on accordion. Simone Fassari is the other half of this very talented duo.

 

This show was at Assembly Roxy during this year's Edinburgh Fringe.

 

My thanks are due to Miriam Black from Storytelling PR, as well as Jasmyne Chung and Emma Koubayssi from the Assembly Press Office.

DRS 66421 hauls Freightliners 90042 & 90044 both with downed pantographs. Working 4M27 05:25 Coarbridge F.L.T-Daventry at Lambrigg Head, Cumbria. In the background is Howgill Fell. 04/04/2017.

For a person of large girth, there is every possibility they'll definitely get their guts squeezed passing through the narrow ope, Squeeze Guts Alley, which runs between Duke Street and St Mary's Street in Truro. The ope is barely wide enough for one person to walk through and meeting anyone coming in the opposite direction certainly means squeezing your guts to pass by.

How, when and why it came by its name isn't known but the ope goes back many years and can be seen, unnamed, on a map of 1842. It can only be assumed "squeeze guts" was how everyone referred to this ope and the name stuck. Truro was both a market town and a stannary town and the opes gave workers and business people the ability to get about in haste to see to their business.

Squeeze Guts Alley would have been the shortcut for the principal inn, The Bull, in the town during the 17th century. It also provided quick access across the town to get to the quayside and the packet ships.

Certainly for me when I worked in Truro the opes provided me quick access from one street to street avoiding the crowds and saving precious minutes at lunchtime.

Sinai squeezed between Soyuz and Cygnus

 

Soyuz left with Cygnus spacecraft right. Sinai peninsula in the middle between Gulf of Suez (left) and Gulf of Aqaba (right)

 

Credits: ESA/NASA

 

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The Nippon Pacific struggles for traction on the greasy rails, and of course, the taxis take the opportunity to squeeze through before the crossing becomes completely blocked. In the suburbs, to the south of Amman, Jordan. October 2007. © David Hill.

Cologne, Germany

Anuga Trade Fair. Koch des Jahres Competition.

Autumn

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Just noticed the sign in the store window,tried to highlight it.

A total fluke with a lot of zoom and crop.

rooms with various degrees of view. Globe Tavern, Borough Market

FLICKR EXPLORE - September 13, 2009

 

This large tourist bus from the continent found himself in a rather tight squeeze. He made this turn alright, but was not so lucky on the next turn, where he knocked over a barrier and scratched his bumper. View On Black

 

Photographed in the beautiful city of Killarney in County Kerry, Ireland.

I'm ready to go out, or am I?

Manhattan, NY

June 28, 2017

I guess they weren't playing me after all. It works!

You know how it is, there are some breeds of animals that just have a certain something about them. For me it is Border Terriers, Herdwick Sheep and when it comes to cows - Jerseys.

A friend of ours has herd of Jerseys on her farm, and they are just the nicest, most friendly of cows. Whilst my wife was off tending her bees, which are also currently staying on the farm, I went to say hello to the cows. They are always pleased to see you and come crowding around the gate.

This beautiful little lady wasn't going to miss out and squeezed between several of her mates to say hello.

Q268-12's crew was most likely shaking thier heads at the amount of goobs getting this shot. Independence, KY on August 12th, 2012.

 

© Eric T. Hendrickson 2012 All Rights Reserved

Taken during a rehersal in the kitchen

If you can make it through the gap, there are sunflowers

The Verizon Building (originally known as the Barclay-Vesey Building) completed in 1927, located at 140 West Street between Barclay and Vesey Street. The Skyscraper on the left is the Freedom Tower (1 World Trade Center), to the right is 7 World Trade Center.

Taken with the Fujifilm X100F.

 

Justin

www.justingreen19.co.uk

 

To fit in, we would do all sorts of things.

 

Returning Royal Navy Wildcat HM.1 ZZ531 passes between a Coast Guard AW.139 and Agusta-Westland's development EH-101, the latter awaiting her crew for a post-lunch launch from Yeovil.

 

The EH-101 is a Mk.510 and has an orange test pitot probe attached to her nose for measuring windspeed and other vital criteria that the crew need to monitor.

 

Now painted overall green drab, she was formerly I-AGWH on the Italian register, then had UK Class 'B' marks of G-17-510 before taking up her more unusual 'AW101' serial.

 

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I was able to squeeze in Galata Tower in between this very narrow alleyway.

 

“The Galata Tower, Galata Kulesi in Turkish, is one of the highest and oldest towers of Istanbul. The 63 meter (206 feet) high tower provides a panoramic view of the old town. It was built in the 14th century by the Genoese colony as part of the defense wall surrounding their district at Galata directly opposite ancient Constantinopolis. They called the tower as "Christea Turris", or "Tower of Christ". The Genoese were involved in trade with the Byzantines and the tower was used for the surveillance of the Harbor in the Golden Horn. After the conquest of Constantinople by Mehmet II, it served to detect fires in the city” excerpt from www.greatistanbul.com/galata_tower.html

 

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Squeezing out that last bit of light with a 6 min on the beach. During this exposure the uscg were making their nightly rounds around the lake leaving a big circular solid white and red dash light trails around the center of the image. Debated on taking it out but decided to just leave it in there.

Lomo LC-A+

Kodak E100VS cross processed.

 

Verona, Italy, May 2019.

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