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Filling up the hot air balloon. Booked a ride for the wifes Bday.
Photo taken with iPhone 3G S, Edited with Color Splash app, also Best Camera app to upload to flickr.
Auf dem Workers Youth Festival wurde er vorgestellt und bekam sein neues Aussehen. .
Am 03.Juni übergaben Peer Steinbrück und Andrea Nahles in Berlin den Bsu Schlüssel an den Busfahrer. Die Tour kann starten!.
Gemeinsam mit den Juso-Hochschulgruppen, ist er in ganze Deutschland unterwegs. .
Ab Juli startet dann mit ihm die große Juso-Tour kreuz und quer durch Deutschland. .
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Er, das ist der Juso-Tourbus, der unsere Ideen und Ziele für vernünftige Politik auch bis (fast) vor eure Tür bringen wird. .
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Auf Twitter informieren wir euch über den aktuellen Standort. Folgt uns dazu bei @Jusos und unter dem Hashtag #jusosontour .
Race committee member fires the starting gun to signal the start of one of the fleets at the Berkeley Yacht Club 2013 Wheeler Regatta.
Indonesian El Clásico Persib vs PSMS
Monday, 9 January 2012
Persib 3 - 1 PSMS
Images copyrighter by Mungki Allen Hoppus
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In my bid to join in with Movember (raising money for men's health charities by growing a moustache) I decided to A) shave off what facial hair I had, and B) do a bit of a blog/record in my Flickr stream.
The journey to work seemed an apt time to take the first shot so I pulled over in a lay-by at 7am and did the shoot, much to the interest of the passing motorists who must have been wondering what the flashing was. The dark blue Volvo I drive can't have helped - it screams 'rozzers'!!
So here's to me trying to grow a magnum P.I. 'tache.... wish me luck!
*Nikon D2x
*Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8
*ISO 100
*1/200th @ f/7.1
*Cropped and processed in Lightroom 3
couldn't use a flash since swimmers start on a buzzer and light (flash). I'll run it through noise ninja!
los gehts! das größte weinfest der welt beginnt heute in bad dürkheim - der "dürkheimer wurstmarkt".
the biggest wine feast of the world starts today in bad dürkheim - the "dürkheimer wurstmarkt".
We have just started making my mother's birthday presents together. Let's see what will it turn into. :)
I was in the swimming pool taking photos .And I decided to take something different.
What you think?
Nikon D300.
Nikkor 200-400
After days of below freezing temperatures Eagle Creek Reservoir is starting to freeze. The image was made at Hobie Beach.
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