View allAll Photos Tagged woz
The Police asked me to produce a visual likeness of an angler disguising himself as Pennywise. After talking to witnesses, at lakes in the Surrey, and Hampshire regions. Apparently he jumps out on anglers. Trying to scare the wits out of them. Leaving the best fishing swims for himself. Apparently he answers to the name of Nigel, and has been said by some anglers to disguise himself in various other costumes in the past also.
The Valens aqueduct, Istanbul. Finished AD369, constructed by Roman Emperor Valens when Constantinople was the capital of the eastern empire. The almost 1km long aqueduct continued to be used by the Byzantines and Ottomans.
Not sure if that title will make sense to anyone outside of the UK so I should probably attempt to explain it! I used to see it written (with different names) on walls and desks etc in my school days usually accompanied by a simple sketch of the top half of a face. Don't ask me why(!) but it was 'a thing' when I was growing up :-)
I've since found out more from the endlessly reliable source that is Wikipedia - see below if your interested ;-)
It's amazing to stand under the stars and watch what takes place. The 7/8th Aug 2012 brought a bounty of night shots, firstly the International Space Station crossed the night sky just after dusk, then the Milky Way became more prominent before the Moon started to rise. All the time the sky was full of Perseid meteors. I captured this image 45 minutes after the moon came up. The Milky Way, still visible, was playing host to a wonderful meteor shower. If you look really closely, there are 6 meteors in this 25 second exposure. Oh and as if that wasn't enough, directly behind me the Northern lights were producing their first appearance of the 2012/ 2013 season! What an eventful night sky!
a lot of the time this what it amounts to. we can dress it up with any amount of philosophy or waffle about the social anthropological aspects of modern street photography etc but the point is often simply 'i existed at that moment and here's the proof'
55009 "Alycidon" set for the last Deltic-hauled 1A40 2100 Newcastle-Kings Cross Postal - the nose bathed in raindrops (or tears) and bathed in a cloud of steam. The driver on this final Deltic-hauled 1A40 was Albert Gilmour - 'The Great Bearded One'
30th December 1981
QUICK TINGZ... ITALY 2015...
Full Wall of Pineto in Italy...
Ft DUMA NORH DAN 2 XEROX DUMA ROSH...
IWE APK All Day!!!
Close Up Of Mine Here....
www.flickr.com/photos/xerox-iwe/8019397469/in/photostream
More Shit Here...
www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.195000257276170.38554.1...
Zing is one of the tags that had been left on an old re-purposed prefab. The house turned workshop was on the bank of the Birmingham to Worcester canal at Selly Oak.
Leaving Birmingham behind is 43384, which is at the tail end of the 06.06 Edinburgh - Plymouth service.
Today this area has been turned into a small park and moorings for narrow boats, the viaduct is revealed and all traces of industry have been erased.
Copyright Geoff Dowling 11/02/2015; all rights reserved
My daughter, Amy, seemed very interested in the sky above Biggin for some reason. Viewed from the Tissington Trail, Derbyshire.
Other people post great shots - I just got a a vapour tree over a roof after the red arrows were well gone!
Best seen in bigger size on black - press L or click image above.
The Other Steve, Steve Wozniak, who co-founded Apple along with Steve Jobs. He is commonly referred to as Woz, and the city of San Jose in California has a street named Woz Way in his honor.
Wozniak continues to be a huge fan of Apple and tries to be the first to buy new Apple products when they come out. I just saw him a couple of hours ago, camping outside an Apple store to wait all night to be the first person to purchase an iPhone 4S, which will be available tomorrow morning (on Friday, October 14, 2011).
Of course, Wozniak could have Apple send one to his house, but this is much more fun. Steve is a gregarious guy who is happy to chat with friends and strangers alike. Passers by who recognize him stop to say hello or shake hands, and Steve is happy to oblige. I took all these shots with his permission.
Leica 35mm f/1.4 Summilux-M ASPH Mark-I + Sony NEX-5 + Novoflex adapter, all images shot at f/1.4 (which is why I love this amazing lens!)
DSC04615