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On the way home from my meeting in Morganton, NC a delayed 123 slowly makes its way around High Fill.
- Etching Dry Point 11x14
11 3/4" x 8 3/4" = image size.
14 1/2" x 11" = paper size.
All archival materials. Backing and clear plastic sleeve.
Gabe used to work at the Rogers Wireless store with me in Kelowna but moved to Toronto to pursue his education in recording arts.
For the last month I have worked in a seasonal workers capacity for the Royal Mail at their Potteric Carr centre. From the adjacent railway platform where a good deal of kit is stored there are open views of the busy East Coast Mainline. Here a southbound container train is seen trundling by during yesterdays lunch hour. 66735 "Peterborough United" being the motive power. I thought that it would be fitting Ito include a number of parked Yorke storage trailers.
اكتشاف مقبرة مذهلة الجمال فى سقارة عمرها حوالى ٤٥٠٠ عام وكأنها من الأمس
المقبرة لطبيب ملكى من كبار رجال الدولة القديمة وبها ألوان ونقوش ناطقة احتفظت بعظمتها تحت الأرض لآلاف السنين. مصر جاءت ثم جاء التاريخ
الكشف عن طريق البعثة الفرنسية السويسرية المشتركة
Amazing archaeological discovery in Saqqara, Egypt, a magnificent 4500 years old tomb for a royal medical doctor with vibrant colors appearing for the first time ever, Wow
The tomb has been discovered by the French-Swiss mission
25-10-2018
Madrid, Spain
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Come by and see our waterfront and sailing rentals. Sail on 100s of SIMs. Fairy not included with your rental :-) TP: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Blue/8/48/2502
Online: www.crispSL.com
Head Lelutka: Lilly
Skin: Not Found - Lisa
Dress: Mangula - Sexy and Divine Set
Fairy/Sprite: Tardefish
Kitty: Gacha, Arcade Summer '21 - Mutresse
I found this old relic on a back road near my house. I just couldn't resist getting a shot of the beat up old work truck. Hope everyone has a great week ahead.
Cross Country liveried HST power car, 43384 heads over Newport Railway bridge. The bridge was in the process of a major renovation in advance of the masts going up at the time, but there is little evidence of men at work in this shot.
Time for work!
Challenge 36 - MAKE US LAUGH !! - The Blind Pig Speakeasy
Make It Interesting • Challenge 1 (Hobbiton)
Source image with thanks to Jeff Hitchcock
Cloud background by amka Stock deviantArt
Umbrella girl - jumping 19 by JusticeStock- deviantArt
Taken a few days ago. Just didn't get around to posting it till now.
The state dept. of transportation is working on the road in front of my work place.
This was blocking my way home the day I took this photo.
(yes, I know help is misspelled)
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I have seen this great old Mustang. I'm overwhelmed by this great design, for me a work of art!
Captured with a Nikon Df and a Nikkor AF-S 58mm ƒ1:1.4, post processed in Lightroom using VSCO Film.
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Theo van Doesburg, pseudonym of Christian Emil Marie Küpper (born August 30, 1883, Utrecht, Netherlands—died March 7, 1931, Davos, Switzerland), Dutch painter, decorator, poet, and art theorist who was a leader of the De Stijl movement.
Originally van Doesburg intended to pursue a career in the theatre, but he turned to painting about 1900. He worked in Post-Impressionist and Fauvist styles until 1915, when he discovered Piet Mondrian’s work, which convinced van Doesburg to paint geometric abstractions of subjects from nature. His paintings, with their strict use of vertical and horizontal shapes and primary colours, closely resembled Mondrian’s until about 1920. In 1917 van Doesburg was instrumental in forming the De Stijl group of artists, and he also founded the avant-garde art review De Stijl (a publication that was continued until 1931).
-Encyclopaedia Brittanica
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I went past this in February, things have moved on a lot since then.
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I came across this cordoning off some footpath work at the top of the steps leading from the beach to the Naze Tower at Walton. Check out the effect created when moving this picture up and down quickly with the cursor keys.
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