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This paint commemorates the victory of Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba (not the Great Captain) and his Tercios against the protestant german armies near Fleurus (Belgium) in 1622, during the Thirty years' war.
Artist: Vincenzo Carducci. Date of the paint: 1622
This Delfin is an ex Estonian Air Force aircraft.
It was also previously on the Estonian civil register as 'ES-YLH'.
c/n 395142.
Seen departing the 2013 RIAT at RAF Fairford.
22-7-2013
This ex London Transport bus was bought by Colchester Arts Centre and was on hire to the Hebden Bridge Arts Festival as venue.
According to various websites when new this vehicle featured in 1967 silent comedy 'The Plank' Eric Sykes, Tommy Cooper, Roy Castle and others.
This wood factory in China is using their own unusable wood shavings to run a special generator, to help meet the factory's energy needs. Very smart.
this was a KK gift for about 2 hours - a FetishDoll X Sticky Latex Catsuit Plasma .. Kayliwulf has the BEST gifts in SL! .. finishing off the outfit is a pair of Stiletto Moody - Tie Me Up's ( Silver on Silver) .. some of the hottest F**K ME NOW shoes you can get!
This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 16th of February 1916.
During the Great War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and the North East of England, which had been in the news. The photographs were sent in by relatives and give us a glimpse into the past.
The physical collection held by Newcastle Libraries comprises bound volumes of the newspaper from 1910 to 1925. We are keen to find out more about the people in the photographs. If you recognise anyone in the images and have any stories or information to add please comment below.
Copies of this photograph may be ordered from us, for more information see: www.newcastle.gov.uk/tlt Please make a note of the image reference number above to help speed up your order.
Lighting setup for Stephen's portraits. Novatron monolight high, behind subject. ABR800 in front, to camera right. Silver reflector to camera left.
Photo by Loren Rodgers: www.lorenrodgers.com.
Stephen's page: www.modelmayhem.com/StephenHinton
This N2S-1 Steaarman was once flown by President George H. W. Bush when he was a naval cadet training at Naval Air Station Minneapolis in 1943. In this shot, the ground crewman has just engaged the starter and engine coughs a puff of smoke as the properllor begins to turn over. It is started via an inertial starter as it has no exlectrical system or battery. The aircraft is part of the new Wings of the North Air Museum at Flying Cloud Aiport in Eden Prairie, MN.
This Christmas would suck without YOU !
MERRY XMAS everyone
AND have a Cool sparkling Christmas
Happy Flickrer's Xmas :x
This is my second year attending AX and this was just the best time I've ever had at a convention. I'm excited to share these images. So many incredibly talented cosplayers. It's really a sight to behold
This is a corneal scar from DLK. This can occur after lasik surgery when debris or blood can get under the flap and cause a non-infectious inflammation in the interface. This resulting scar looks impressive under magnification, but did not actually affect the vision in any way, which ended up excellent.
this project is all about trying new things, right? so here's my first real self portrait. yuck.
today was patriotic, of course. happy fourth of july! oh, and it sort of looks better large. i don't know why.
Lovely to see and hear so manyy birds at RSPB Greylake this week. I just wish that this bird would have moved clear of the brown reeds.
This winter, Amsterdam is lit up once again during the 3rd edition of the Amsterdam Light Festival. For more than fifty days, the historical center of Amsterdam is the unique décor for this international festival.
This is picture from amazing Pristine beach between Obzor and Banya in Bulgaria.
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This geocache had an excellent camo job. As its name implied, it was 'In the Evergreens...Somewhere'.
This seems to be a required paint job for lorries for hire on Madeira. Can anyone confirm that idea, please?
Old city walls and gate to the mountain-top village of Amadiyah in the Iraqi Kurdish province of Dohuk.
Go to Page with image in the Internet Archive
Title: Atlas and essentials of gynecology
Creator: Schaeffer, Oskar. b. 1863
Publisher: New York : W. Wood
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School
Contributor: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Date: 1897
Language: eng
If you have questions concerning reproductions, please contact the Contributing Library.
Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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This almost looks like it could have an effect shot from a sci-fi movie. A deathstar bowling up or something,
This is me on the balcony of my new apartment.
I put makeup on to go out today, and I thought I'd document this rare occurance.
This was a fantastic piece for me to design. I had so much fun, and the creativity that came with it was fantastic for me. The outside airplane prop actually does rotate. The little man on the far left, was a button. His arms are jointed and they move up and down. He had a small chain hooked to it and was attached to the small airplane that hangs from the bottom, which was also a small button. This airplane's prop also moves. They are made from brass and from the 40's or earlier. The outside ring was an actual employee badge that had the guys name, number and job duty listed on it. It was a perfect addition to this creation.
This here is the fear of missing out. That monster that always keeps looking over your shoulder telling you that now ... at that very moment... you are missing something awesome, so awesome that he can't even tell you what it is. So you rifle through your FB, insta, emails, work emails looking for it, but it seems you've missed it, and should be sad ... so very sad
This is a copycat of Jenn's shot from the other day. I loved it so much that I immediately thought of it when I saw the group for today.
This was one of the most extreme blue examples of a female Common Blue that I have ever seen. Usually they are predominantly brown with prominent orange lunules around the margins, and any blue is restricted to the wing bases. This one almost completely lacked orange, and the blue was so extensive it looked superficially more like a Chalk Hill Blue male than a Common Blue female.