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Three legs of MPI Resolution, the mighty wind farm vessel, moored near Middlesbrough FC Riverside Stadium.
I talked about these pieces in my blog today: flyingponystudios.blogspot.com/2011/03/looking-for-lucy.html
All done of bogus craft paper with mixed media of oil pastel, Pitt pens, Derwent Drawing pencils, white china marker.
Copyright Sara Light-Waller, 2011.
An Air India Boeing 777-300, an Air Canada Boeing 767-300, and an old junker that I can't find any info on. There is an old 737-looking plane parked at Pearson, and another old similarly-sized plane that looks like it was on fire, or is full of rust. Anyone know the history of those planes?
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Three things in life that, once gone, never come back
Time
Words
Opportunity
سه چیز در زندگی که بگذرد و هرگز بر نمیگردد:
زمان
واژه ها
فرصت
Three things in life that may never be lost
Peace
Hope
Honesty
سه چیز در زندگی که هیچ وقت از بین نمی رود:
صلح
امید
صداقت
Three things in life that are most valuable
Love
Self - Confidence
Friends
سه چیز که در زندگی بسیار ارزشمند هستند:
عشق
اعتماد به نفس
دوستان
Three things in life that are never certain
Dreams
Success
Fortune
سه چیز که هیچ وقت قطعی نیستند:
رویاها
موفقیت
آینده
Three things that make a man/woman
Hard work
Sincerity
Commitment
سه چیز که زن / مرد را می سازد:
زحمت
درستی
تعهد
Three things in life that can destroy a man/woman
Alcohol
Pride
Anger
سه چیز که زن / مرد را نابود می کند:
الکل
غرور
عصبانیت
Three things in life that, once lost, hard to build-up
Respect
Trust
Friends
سه چیز که هنگامیکه از بین رفت سخت افزایش میابد:
احترام
اعتماد
دوستان
Three things in life that never fail
True Love
Determination
Belief
سه چیز که هرگز شکست نمی خورد:
عشق حقیقی
اراده
اعتقاد
عباس خورشيدى
These chairs were probably put there by other urban explorers but none the less a strange looking formation in such a creepy abandoned builing. Photo taken at Château de Noisy (Miranda) Belgium.
550D + 18-55mm
at dinner at the Hotel Nacional - Javier Niño-Pérez, EU Ambassador to Cuba; Bárbara Pesce-Monteiro, UNDP Representative in Cuba; Manuel Cacho Quesada, Spanish Ambassador to Cuba
A a birch tree in late December in Santander, Spain.
Nikon FA, Fuji Velvia, Nikon Series E 3.5/75-150. Scanned & cropped to square.
Monticello was built by Thomas Jefferson between 1769 and 1809. Rejecting the British Georgian architecture that characterized his time, he instead chose to design the main house using neoclassical principles in the 16th-century Italian style of Andrea Palladi for this three-story, 33-room home with nearly 11,000 square feet of living space.
Guests entered the Hall when arriving at Monticello. This room highlighted Jefferson's wide-ranging interests and dedication to learning about the world around him. In this room, visitors viewed artifacts of American natural history, western civilization, and American Indian cultures while they waited for a chance to greet the former President.
One of Monticello's most memorable features is the Great Clock, designed by Jefferson, built by Peter Spruck in 1792, and fully functional today. The clock, with both an interior and exterior face, dictated the schedule of the entire plantation, inside the building and out. On the outside wall, the clock has only an hour hand, which Jefferson believed was accurate enough for outdoor laborers. The inside face of the clock reveals much greater precision by offering not only hour and minute hands, but also a smaller dial for a second hand.
The Great Clock is driven by two sets of cannonball-like weights, which hang on both sides of the front doors. On Sundays the clock is wound with the help of a folding ladder, and the weights are raised to the ceiling. The Great Clock is driven by two sets of cannonball-like weights, which hang on both sides of the front doors. On Sundays the clock is wound with the help of a folding ladder, and the weights are raised to the ceiling.
Situated on the summit of an 850-foot high park in the Southwest Mountains south of the Rivanna gap, Monticello, whose name derives from Italian meaning "little mountain", was originally a 5,000 acre plantation cultivated tobacco and mixed crops using the labor of enslaved African people. After Jefferson's death, his daughter Martha Jefferson Randolph sold the property to Uriah P. Levy who preserved the property and left it to his nephew Jefferson Monroe Levy, who eventually sold it in 1923 to the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which operates it as a house museum and educational institution.
National Register #66000826 (1966)
VLR #002-0050
UNESCO World Heritage Site #442
AIA150 #27
Three silver birch tree-trunks amongst a sea of grass and ferns.
(Also three images stacked and variously tweaked in PS.)
Part of the asylum series.
Taken at Radnor Asylum also known as Mid Wales Mental Hospital, Talgarth, Powys.
This hospital opened in 1903 as a joint project between several local counties, it closed down in 1990 but still stands.
These three towers are situated near the boilers and had an inlet labelled oil.
duotone print type applied in CS4
Three Lembatanese warriors in a welcome ceremony.
@ lamagute village, lembata island, NTT province, Indonesia.
நிராகரிப்புகளைக் கண்டு வருந்தத் தேவையில்லை. இன்னும் சிறப்பான பாதைக்கான கதவுகளைத் திறந்து விடுபவை அவைதாம்.
A moment of simplicity on a walk to Boulder Bay from Taylors Mistake beach
Port Hills, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand (041231#012)
dressed by a Lausanne boutique in miniature versions of the designs they have on sale. There are in fact dozens of these Barbies in two display windows in the station underpass.
(for Utata THREE weekend project).
Seen in the Old Wardour Castle. Did three people ever sit on these together discussing the weather while doing their lavatorial business?
Although it was an overcast day with grey seas and skies, i still liked the arrangement of the three different boats here - an old fishing boat, a small pleasure yaght and a high-speed motorboat. Seen off the coast of St. Jean Cap Ferat.
Nikon D90, Nikkor 180mm f/2.8 AiS ED. Cropped a little for composition.