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WP_000481 by MarkDetorres
WP_000126.jpg by (pomidor)
WP_000070 by gotsv
WP_20150630_001 by Phạm Thùy Dương
WP_20130608_022 by NokiaInnovation
WP_000088 by Santiago Casas Sanabrias

Excursión a Galicia 8/10/2013
WP_20191012_16_36_03_Pro by som.vtt.sarthois
WP_20150930_040 by Ramesh Shahane
WP_20170529_051 by John Leamer
WP_20140801_002 by rriosspiritof76

650b Proto Hunaqpillar
WP_20130629_014 by Tasty Touch Catering
WP_003866 by 2Hellbillystorm760
WP_000582 by MarkDetorres
WP_20140824 16 by Joanna Bydler
WP_001813 by Craig Murphy
WP_20141004_074 by jalexartis Photography

Mr. Norton "Charles" Campbell 75th Surprise Birthday Party
WP_20160605_014 by paul
WP_20140722_037 by irl_tc
WP_20140531_017 by Chris Bloom
WP_20160604_182 by dj venus

scenes from LA Snowball Party in June 2016
wpsunday-19 by theactionchurch
11-wide by Guns & Tactics
WP_20131123_004 by Konstantin
WP_001141 by em_diesus
WP_20150215_030 by Lyd & Lost Records
WP_000061 by Chinmay Hegde
Leopardgecko by Markus Schroeder
WP_20130926_010 by Michael Tucci
#WP by marinaslopes8
WP_20151101_034 by Nhật Minh Trần
WP_20140418_010 by jackeline cruceta
WP_20131229_002 by Marcel Marchon
WP_20130725_047 by Mayuri (Chani) Mehrotra
WP_20130609_006 by NokiaInnovation
WP by Keith Wondra

WP on Philcade Building at 511 S. Boston Avenue in Tulsa Oklahoma. WP stands for Waite Phillips, an oilman and brother of Frank Phillips, founder of Phillips 66. He donated his home to the City of Tulsas and it became Philbrook Museum of Art.

 

NRIS #86002196. Added in 1986.

 

For more information:

www.tulsapreservationcommission.org/nationalregister/buil...

 

www.ocgi.okstate.edu/shpo/nhrpdfs/86002196.pdf
WP_20140912 17 by Paragvári Iskola
DSC_0456 by GEMMA LARA
WP_20150217_022 by Simon C Yates Fencing & Flagging
WP_000018 by bryanpmills

Weeknight DIY project. A raised PVC dog bed that Mackenzie helped me make.
WP_20131105_006 by Thành Đặng Vũ

Nike Roshe Run FB Blue Leopard
WP_20140610_15_39_57_Pro__highres[1] by Gém Csaba
WP/UP 1983 by Chicagojoe(28)

I Think I mastered this "thing" in photoshop. It took me about 9 different vibrant layers to complete this project. I decided to make this sort of effect because the lighting was bad and in the original picture the sky was totally white, so I did this.
WP_20170310_016 by Toni
WP_20140725_001 by Victor Lysenco

Nissan Cedric 430
WP_003137w by la Fucina delle Biciclette
WP_20130107_009 by TatsGill
No pasar by Calvipitecus J.A.V.

  

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WP_000260 by Monica
WP_000351 by ww4new
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