Protocall_Design
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Are you sure those aren't Calico mountain lions?
Random Object Photographs
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Oh, oh....
Came across another local delicacy when I made a pizza run for a house full of kids and grandkids last night:
Sure looks lip smackin', huh?!
Sure looks lip smackin', huh?!
Bear is 19 weeks old and 50 lbs.
THE PILGRIM
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From the local supermarket seafood counter, 金目鯛/kinmedai AKA splendid alfonsino! (Or, parts of one anyway.)
One of my neighbors went back to Cleveland to visit.
Slymans?
Slymans?
Ranger17
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We recently had some cleanup to do on family property after a bad windstorm went thru, and while wandering around I snapped up some random pix w/ my iphone.
Thought this was cool to see sitting there, and converted to Noir to add something to the image.
Thought this was cool to see sitting there, and converted to Noir to add something to the image.
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Nice! A number of professional photographers have discovered the unique quallity of B&W. Perfect for that scene
15 years ago, whod'a thunk you could get pics of that quality from a device that a) isn't primariy a camera and b) has an image sensor the size of a mosquito's eyeball?
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One for Onomea. My Son and his family climbed Mt. Fuji a while back. Coming back for a visit tomorrow, can hardly wait. Be here for a month. Be good to spend some time with them, haven’t seen them in 3 years.
SS36, re climbing Mt Fuji, good for your son and family! It's something I've never done.
Have taken some pix, tho:
It is a beautiful mountain, and the Japanese, with good reason love it dearly.
Have taken some pix, tho:
It is a beautiful mountain, and the Japanese, with good reason love it dearly.
SS36, re climbing Mt Fuji, good for your son and family! It's something I've never done.
Have taken some pix, tho:
It is a beautiful mountain, and the Japanese, with good reason love it dearly.
Beautiful pics^^^^^
F4phantom
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Going to NAS Atsugi back in 1966 the last enlisted pilot in the Marine Corps decided to give us a rare privilege. Print the photos and hold them back to back and you get almost 360 degree of Mt Fuji.
The enlisted pilot flew a the HM&S DC 6. He had a jet pilot aboard who tried to tell him how to fly a plane. He asked the jet pilot how many engines he flew. His reply was one. He suggested the jet jokey fly #1 engine and he would fly the other three.
The enlisted pilot flew a the HM&S DC 6. He had a jet pilot aboard who tried to tell him how to fly a plane. He asked the jet pilot how many engines he flew. His reply was one. He suggested the jet jokey fly #1 engine and he would fly the other three.
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Was digging through some pictures of when I went to Colorado Springs with Mom to visit my sister and her family. Made a run to the WWII Aviation Museum there. The refurb shop was one of the tour stops inside and they had a real treat in there. TWO Grumman F7F-3N Tigercats that had been worked over. Absolutely gorgeous planes.
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There's a shrine maybe a half hour drive or less from our house, situated on a small promitontory overlooking the ocean. It was too hot for walking yesterday, so went for a drive along the coast and stopped there briefly. The pix were taken from the little beach below which is reached by a short concrete staircase.
Get some squid eyeballs, raw quail eggs and sandcrab gills to go with that and you gotta real feast!From the local supermarket seafood counter, 金目鯛/kinmedai AKA splendid alfonsino! (Or, parts of one anyway.)
From the local supermarket seafood counter, 金目鯛/kinmedai AKA splendid alfonsino! (Or, parts of one anyway.)
Kabuki mask.
