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The drippy tap in the alleyway.
The builders are using it for water for the cement and it caught my eye as I passed.
No post snap tricks, just as it was.
A chap by the Leamington Lift Bridge enjoyed what in Scotland is known as "taps aff" weather ("tops off"). To be fair, we see so little warm sunshine that it takes little excuse for Scottish people to go crazy in the light, exposing their pale, blue-tinted skin to the UVs.
I had a long day that consisted of looking for my camera, then film, and then finally buying my new iPod. Overall, good day.
Livestock Music Festival 2018.
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Shot taken on zoom lens during the hottest part of the summer weather. As you can see the older gent has decided it is what's referred to in Scotland as "taps aff" weather (in other words, remove your tops to allow you delicate blue-white Celtic skin to burn).
Taps at the Maine Beer Company in Freeport.
Also cropped and posted to Instagram: www.instagram.com/p/CRwwNsLJxQX/
Taps Fish House & Brewery, Lakeshore Drive, Dos Lagos, Corona, California
Dos Lagos PolaWalk 05/03/16
Impossible 600 Color GEN 3 04/16 test film:
L/D neutral
Shot after sunlight during blue hour
70F/21C 55% humidity
Not shielded
Heated under arm for several minutes
Scanned 4 days 3 hours after shooting
Chief cook, bottle washer & plumber among with many others...the plight of a homeowner! :0)
Just prior to cleaning, it was discovered our plastic cold water handle in our shower had decided to crack on Christmas Eve Day so it was off to the shop & into my spare parts collection. Seemed I was fresh out of bath handles but I found this laundry tub one which was a perfect fit, a temporary fix. I have replaced most of the brass valves & taps/faucets over the years, this one is a nemisis it seems being the most frequent repair/replacement...I'm not a big fan of the design.
Strolling through Venice's narrow streets, I came across this bathroom shop and quite liked the composition of these faucets.
Ablution taps, Süleymaniye Cami. Istanbul, Turkey.
To all the service men past and present, and most of all to those who gave up their lives: Thank You.
Leslie Cruise, a World War II veteran, salutes the grave of Pvt. Richard Vargas while Army Sgt. Jeannette Mason, 5th Quartermaster Theater Aerial Delivery Company parachute rigger, plays taps during a wreath laying ceremony at Lorraine American National Cemetery and Memorial, St. Avold, France, June 2, 2014. Seventy years ago on June 7, 1944 Pvt. Richard Vargas saved Cruise’s life during the invasion of Normandy. Cruise went to France several times prior to this visit looking for his friend’s grave in order to say thank you. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Hailey Haux/Released)