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The long-gone famous Adhari Spring stream during Jacques Cartier's sightseeing of the area on Saturday, the 18th of March, 1912.
In my holiday in Ireland I was very keen to test out my dark filter and get some long exposure shots which otherwise would have been impossible to get.
However in looking hard for opportunities I sometimes overlooked the simple things staring me in the face.
This was a case in point, just a simple picture of a simple stream abundant with colour and poise.
Visitors get an above and under water look simultaneously in this mountain stream habitat. This exhibit is home to eastern brook trout, rainbow trout, brown trout, smallmouth bass and walleye.
Been wanting to try my new ND4 filter for some time. Seen this so thought id give it a shot. Took about 10mins to change lenses and setup, but i needed a rest from all the walking so it was a good excuse :)
In the massacre board game, the game rules are explained on the cards. These cards are huge for demonstration puposes. The actual cards for the game are smaller :)
Capturing the audio stream from an .ogg file in David Humprey's custom build of Firefox 3.7a`1pre. Go Fox!
Kamikawa cho, Kansai, Japan 2016 ... Staying at "The House - Artist Retreat" check out the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K37sRk6ANc
I love watching moving water when it's controlled and stable.. looks beautiful in this little river stream running through Knowlton
or most likely a 1974-76 Chrysler Valiant Lancer (LA series), as the Lancer was initially sold under the Chrysler name in Australia rather than Mitsubishi.
The original badging on the trunk lid is gone, and appears to have been replaced with badges of late 80's or early 90's vintage.
Approximately 11,800 Chrysler Valiant Lancers were sold between 1974 and 1980. The GL was the top model. A 1.4 litre four cylinder engine rated at 92hp was the only engine available, with a four speed manual or three speed auto as an option.
Found curbside in Melbourne Australia on the 4th of March 2015
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