Nice, Austin. Thanks.
Nice, Austin. Thanks.
Principal Unix System Engineer, Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems
It seems that I will be posting a lot to this thread in the future
Thanks, Dick.
Straw Stack, Eastern Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr
Monumental!
Originally Posted by austin granger
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Really like this, never noticed it before
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ARLINGTON SCHOOL ROAD, ARIZONA by Jeffery Dale Welker, on Flickr
"I have this feeling of walking around for days with the wind knocked out of me." - Jim Harrison
Makiflex Auto 270 Tele Arton Mammo 9x12cm MicX by Nokton48, on Flickr
18x24 Kodak Mammography MINR film cut down to four 9x12cm's. Sinar Norma film holders, Plaubel Makiflex with 4x5 Adapter Back. 270 Auto Tele-Arton Yellow filter. Broncolor Portrait lighting. Microdol-X Legacy developer 12 mins 73F. 8x10 RC #2 Arista Dektol 1:2 dev. Handheld camera
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Yes. Good one, Austin. Well spotted and rendered.
Actually Double-Plus-Good as Austin has a knack and eye to see MORE
The Monument says a lot, as the barren and dry earth
No water in sight, straw is a last choice
"Do animals eat straw or hay?
Straw Versus Hay
Hay is harvested while it is still a live, healthy plant. Straw is the dead stalks of plants after the valuable parts of the plants have been harvested. Hay provides a good nutritional value for animals who are going to be eating it, while straw provides little nutrition."
Hard Times
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