- Location
- Switzerland
- Name
- Matt
- Start Date
- Feb 15, 2023
- End Date
- Feb 21, 2023
Second half - game on!
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Single In Single in February (SiF) 2023 - outtakes day 15-21
- Thread starter MoonMind
- Start date
- Location
- Knoxville, TN
- Name
- Bob
Just waiting for spring....
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AndyMcD
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- Location
- East Midlands, UK
Walking around the hotel area in Louisville, Kentucky this afternoon, it was immediately apparent that these things are well respected here:
Bourbon (seems really popular here, Jim Beam is distilled here amongst others less well known)
Louisville Slugger Baseball Bats
It is the birth place of Mohammad Ali who's boxing signature was float like a butterfly, sting like a bee
So this cup with alternative spelling for the city's name is adorned with boxing gloves reflecting that fact.
Bourbon (seems really popular here, Jim Beam is distilled here amongst others less well known)
Louisville Slugger Baseball Bats
It is the birth place of Mohammad Ali who's boxing signature was float like a butterfly, sting like a bee
So this cup with alternative spelling for the city's name is adorned with boxing gloves reflecting that fact.
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Glennn
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- Location
- New Jersey, USA
- Name
- Glen
- Location
- Lota, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Name
- Larry Griffiths
Day 16 Outtake:
Trying to take a photo of the Manly Boat Harbour after sunset, when a fast moving seagull decided to photo-bomb.
And another outtake..... I was trying to take a photo of the Port of Brisbane from across the water in Manly, when I was again photo-bombed by two seagulls. If you want to look at the effect of rolling shutter in action, take a look at what happened to the seagull on the left edge of the photo:
Trying to take a photo of the Manly Boat Harbour after sunset, when a fast moving seagull decided to photo-bomb.
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And another outtake..... I was trying to take a photo of the Port of Brisbane from across the water in Manly, when I was again photo-bombed by two seagulls. If you want to look at the effect of rolling shutter in action, take a look at what happened to the seagull on the left edge of the photo:
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- Location
- Knoxville, TN
- Name
- Bob
Today's photo in color
Also a different take on the patio puddle
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Also a different take on the patio puddle
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MarkoV
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- Location
- Land of the Finns
- Name
- Marko
- Name
- Miguel Tejada-Flores
Day 16 Outtake
After my official photo today - of a small dog wearing a coat outside several large stores - I realized that one of the stores had pet supplies, and I needed cat food. So I went in...and discovered they had a number of parakeets as well. They don't look quite as colorful in monochrome...but here they are.
After my official photo today - of a small dog wearing a coat outside several large stores - I realized that one of the stores had pet supplies, and I needed cat food. So I went in...and discovered they had a number of parakeets as well. They don't look quite as colorful in monochrome...but here they are.
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- Location
- Lota, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Name
- Larry Griffiths
Day 17 Outtake:
The Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalk - A path through the mangroves
The Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalk - A path through the mangroves
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- Location
- Springfield VA USA
- Name
- Miguel Tejada-Flores
- Location
- Ames IA, USA
- Name
- Mark Peterson
Feb 17 outtake. My post in the main thread today was a view from my table at a local BBQ restaurant. Yes'm, camera in one hand, chicken sammich in the other. The place is huge (maybe 150-200+ tables) and has a collection of authentic vintage signs throughout. Hundreds and hundreds of signs collected by the original restaurant owner family over decades. This mirror thing appears to have come from some establishment (perhaps a train station) advertising businesses in the town of Madrid, Iowa. By the way, that would be pronounced "MAD-rid" here; nearby is also Nevada, Iowa, pronounced Nuh-VAY-duh). Not sure exactly what era this sign is from, but I'm guessing 1910s: the phone number for "Perrier Market Quality Meats" is simply "38" and "Central Cleaners" is "43." A quick google seems to indicate four-digit numbers came in to this region in about 1920.
This one was kind of fun in color, too:
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This one was kind of fun in color, too:
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Old Americana like this is cool and interesting. As well as different regional pronunciations of the same/ similar words.
Even though I'm a dinosaur not-a-dinosaur, I remember alpha-numeric phone numbers and party lines.
- Location
- Ames IA, USA
- Name
- Mark Peterson
Glad you enjoyed it. Alpha-numeric numbers pre-date me a bit, but now I'm going to have Pennsylvania-six-five-oh-oh-oh stuck in my head all night
Glad you enjoyed it. Alpha-numeric numbers pre-date me a bit, but now I'm going to have Pennsylvania-six-five-oh-oh-oh stuck in my head all night
Will enjoy any more you post as well.
KI7-xxxx was the first home phone number I remember, party line. We got a private line a few years later when our town got it's own exchange and the numbers went all numeric.
And there was always Junior Samples and his used car lot, Samples Sales, at BR-549.
- Location
- Ames IA, USA
- Name
- Mark Peterson
Haha, Junior Samples - now there's some Americana!
I remember my grandmother had a party line when I was really young. My parents had a private line, so I recall thinking the party line was really strange. Same city, I guess my grandmother's part of town just got updated later.
