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Milo Ventimiglia from Heroes shoots with a Horizon
by ouroborosx
posted about 1 year ago
10 comments and 1 voteBeing the super-geek that I am, and not being able to attend the incredible "Comic Con":http://www.comic-con.org/ in San Diego, I was living vicariously through the flickr community, checking out photos of Joker-wannabees and scantily-clad femme-fetales, when I stumbled upon some photos of "Milo Ventimiglia":http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0893257/ from the sometimes awesome TV show "Heroes":http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/ at the 2007 Comic Con snapping away with a "Horizon":http://shop.lomography.com/horizon/.
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Round-the-Clock Challenge: In with the Crowd
by shhquiet
posted about 1 year ago
35 comments, 193 submissions, and 1 voteWhile rockstars and pop acts and punk bands are great subjects to photograph, personally I think that crowds are more interesting subjects. A sea of faces – sweating, jumping, singing along, holding up their lighters – simply fantastic.
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Go Ahead, Jump! winners
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by shhquiet
posted about 1 year ago
25 commentsAh, tough decision! There were soooo many amazing images, but here are the winners for the challenge -
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Ferreira River (Porto)
by paper_doll
posted about 1 year ago
2 comments and 1 voteThe Ferreira River (in Portuguese: Rio Ferreira) is a Portuguese river located in Porto, the second largest city in Portugal, flowing from its source near Paços de Ferreira into the Sousa River, in Lugar da Ribeira de Cima, Foz do Sousa. It runs for about 30 km by the parishes of Paços Ferreira, Valongo (where I live) and Gondomar.
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Tower of The Clérigos Church (Porto)
by paper_doll
posted about 1 year ago
one comment and 1 submissionThere is a Baroque church in the center of the city of Porto, in Portugal: the Clérigos Church. Its tall bell tower, the Tower of the Clérigos Church (in Portuguese: Torre dos Clérigos), can be seen from various points of the city and is one of my favorite buildings in Porto! The church was built for the Brotherhood of the Clérigos (Clergy) by Nicolau Nasoni, an Italian architect and painter who left an extense work in the north of Portugal during the 18th century.
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Abandoned French Railways Repair Shops
by azurblue
posted about 1 year agoIn Arles, there is a wonderful place you can visit only in summertime : It’s the ancient repair shop of the French railway (SNCF). This place is abandoned since 1984, except in summer, when the R.I.P.(Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie) take place here : half of the photo exhibitions takes place in the enormous area (14 hectares).
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Odette Park (Windsor, Ontario)
by drivenlikesnow
posted about 1 year agoLocated along the Detroit River, Odette Park displays large scale, all season sculptures by internationally recognized artists. This open air art exhibition which spans 3.5 km, has trails for walking and biking and is a great place to spend the day. Come to see the "Chicken and the Egg" "The Sisters" and "Eve's Apple"!
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Rock Quarry (Nashville, Tn)
by styrofoam_boots
posted about 1 year ago
one commentIn the seemingly boring, middle-of-nowhere Tennessee, there is a rock company off the interstate and if you sneak past the fences and no trespassing signs, and make it past the driveway you will find the most beautiful quarry you have ever seen. The bluest water in Nashville and huge rock formations to climb and jump off of. Just don't get caught.
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Sheffield, England
by dogtanian
posted about 1 year ago
1 voteSheffield is becoming more and more well known as as a very art based city with many galleries, and the well known Sheffield university. These are images taken around Sheffield and from the international market.
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Coxyde (Koksjide) Beach
by azurblue
posted about 1 year ago
one commentCoxyde (Koksjide) Beach - On the Belgian shore. Near the French border, close to De Panne, there is a charming town named Coxyde (Kokjide in Flams). There, you will enjoy a beautiful beach of sand, 7 km long, 50-150 meters wide when the tide is high, and 250-700 meters wide when the tide is low.
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La coulée verte des Amidonniers
by misskhali
posted about 1 year agoLa coulée verte is a sort of path parallel to the “rue des Amidonniers” where I lived in Toulouse. As I saw on obsolete plans of the town, there was a brook there. It has been converted into a lovely walk with trees, grass, benches, playground, and so on. Many children play there on Wednesday afternoon while parents are chatting.
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Strawberry "Running on Empty" Exhibition
by evev
posted about 1 year agoOn 22 February, 2008, I went to an extraordinary exhibition named Strawberry, an art exhibition at J Gallery, Sukumvit Road with my friends. The artist of the show is Mr.Thaweesak Srithongdee whose AKA is Lolay. I was invited to the exhibition on the opening day........
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China Town - Bangkok
by evev
posted about 1 year ago
1 voteChinatown is a colorful, exotic and active area all day long. Chinatown is known as Yaowarat in Thai language. This is a large community of Chinese people settle in Thailand. They still continue their own traditions and religious practices. Chinatown starts from the symbolic China Gate and follows mainly Yaowarat Road. Along the road there are lots of gold shops, which open at Chiana Town for a long time.
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Chincoteague & Assateague
by knoepflmacher
posted about 1 year ago
1 voteA really unique national park. These barrier islands off the coast of Virginia are preserves with an amazing amount of diversity. Many migratory birds, horseshoe crabs, turtles, large squirrels(!) and threatened/endangered species make their home here.
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Rewind : Our Friends from the old Lomo PLC Factory
by shhquiet
posted about 1 year ago
7 comments and 1 voteCameras. Unkempt hair. Mustaches. Happy smiles. White coats. Are they Mandi's Lab Rat recruits?
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