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A British £2 coin. The coin is 28.4mm in diameter. Taken with a Sigma 105mm F2.8.
118 of 123 pictures in 2023 - Words
Pfc. Justin D. Rozelle, a dismount with 1st Platoon, B Company, 40th Engineers Battalion, 170th Infantry Brigade, based out of Baumholder, Germany, walks between a wall and a cornfield to clear the area of any possible Improvised Explosive Devices Oct. 3 in the rural area around the city of Tarin Kot, Uruzgan Province, Afghanistan. B Company spent the first part of its tour in Afghanistan working near the city of Khandahar but they have recently been sent to the Tarin Kot area where no engineer assets existed. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Jes L. Smith 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)
The sun was setting and the rain had briefly let up for just long enough to steal a couple of shots of the Two Rivers Gallery in Prince George, BC. Within minutes it was pouring again.
Northern shovelers are my favorite duck species to watch and photograph, and Radio Road Ponds in Redwood City is a great place to get close to them. This shot is from a rainy afternoon there last march.
my cousin akane is a owner patisseir of the patisserie a.k.labo.
the patisserie was moved 250 meters in Kichijoji town. and reopening in September 14th.
so, i and my sister presented two apricot trees for housewarming gift.
The story behind this is heartbreaking. In his younger days, Ng Eng Teng was in love with someone, but he couldn't be with them due to "family reasons". He enshrined his love for this person in the form of two heart-shaped ponds in his garden, separated by brick and cement, but joined by an unseen pipe so the water flows from one pond to another. A sculpture of a single tear on a heart shaped stone next to the pond attests to this unspoken love, and how it always weighed on his heart.
A male bird photographed at Uppsala, Sweden on January 24th 2012. A rarity in europe, currently irrupting into Sweden due to the failure of the russian Larch cone crop in 2011. Generally a hard to photograph species making this one of my very best images...
Bought these years ago at a junk store. They had a pile of pillowcases made from 60"s and 60's fabric
Chartwell Estate, Kent, England. Taken with Leica IIIa + Summar 50 lens (1938) + UV filter. Kodak T-MAX 400 Film scanned 5/7/13 © DSAM7 all rights reserved.
They look innocuous enough, but underneath lurks a dark center composed strictly of peanut butter and disobedience.
I been out again yesterday in the afternoon. It's been very pretty out. And I had some luck as you will see in the following photographs.
November 2011
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