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/E voglio giocare a nascondino e darti i miei vestiti e dirti che mi piacciono le tue scarpe e sedermi sugli scalini mentre fai il bagno e massaggiarti il collo e baciarti i piedi e tenerti la mano e andare a cena fuori e non farci caso se mangi dal mio piatto/

      

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On Black

capax infiniti XLVII

 

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you hold no blame for my proud heart.

KIEV60

Biometar 80mm F2.8

Kodak 400TX

A newly built reflection monster. An extra glass layer outside the walls :) And yeah, down to the right you can see the new "Old Ullevi".

 

After a few attempts of time-lapsing these types of "surface currents" this is the best I could come up with.

Calumet CC-400

KOMZ Industar-37 300mm

IMAGO Positive Paper 4x5

Billboard advertisement for Microsoft Surface at Hurstville station, Sydney.

 

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Might have been going for an over/under here but I like the way he reflects off the surface

Water drops on a surface, close-up

An "ancient" health enhancing practice? Apparently the Oregon Research Institute (?) has data to back up the following claims for this remarkable product.

 

"Cobblestone walking is an ancient health enhancing practice that has now been proven to reduce blood pressure and improve balance. Achieve better physical function and overall health by taking a daily walk on the Cobblestone Walkway! Includes 16 week education program brochure. 15" X 72" Simulated cobblestone walking surface."

A view underneath the light penetrating surface panels south of Colman Dock. For more information, check out www.waterfrontseattle.org/seawall.

Surface of the moon as seen through the eyes of my sx-10 camera

A home example on the Microsoft Surface Pro 3. One note to do homework. Reader for PDF of textbook and solutions manual

Multi use games area like marking to polymeric sports court.

 

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We're Here looking rather closely at Surfaces.

 

The right two surfaces are from the front and back of the same object, which enclosed the object whose surface is shown on the left.

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