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Referee Tim Brown hits the deck while trying the break up the players after a hard foul. iinet ANBL, SkyCity Breakers vs Melbourne Tigers, North Shore Events Centre, Auckland, New Zealand. Thursday 19th January 2012. Photo: Anthony Au-Yeung / photosport.co.nz
Park City Mountain Resort
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Canon EOS 7D
Sigma 10-20mm
(2)Alienbee B1800 Strobehead
Vagabond Battery Pack
Looks like Tim had a brilliant 40th birthday party lined up!
Taken in the window of a strange bakers shop on Dumbarton Road, Partick.
Shot with Olympus OM-10, Zuiko 50mm f/1.8 lens, Jessops ISO400 colour print film.
May 8, 2007 at AT&T Park.
Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum during batting practice just a few days after his first major league start.
*EDIT: This actually could be the day of his major league start. It was taken years ago, so I don't quite remember. Flickr says that the photo was taken May 8th and his first start was May 6th, but the date could've been wrong on my camera? Who knows?
Il fiume Timavo nasce in Slovenia alle pendici del Monte Nevoso. Dopo essersi inabissato presso le Škocjanske jame (grotte di San Canziano), percorre sottoterra circa 40 chilometri per poi riaffiorare presso San Giovanni di Duino (Trieste), e quindi sfociare nel golfo di Trieste dopo un breve tratto di circa due chilometri.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota speaking at the Tea Party Patriots American Policy Summit in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
History "13 Days"
My piece is a scale model of the Soviet R-12 Dvina, the missile the Americans found in Cuba that started the Cuban Missile Crisis. On the Missile there is a hammer and sickle, which is a popular symbol of Soviet communism. The missile is entirely red to symbolize communism. Attached to the flag there is a Cuban and Soviet flag, symbolizing the aggressors. Pulling the missile by a chain is an American flag which symbolizes the American fight to remove the missiles from Cuba. I wanted my missile to be to a 1/20 scale because it gives the viewing pleasure of a large piece, and can also put some perspective on how big a missile really is.