Coaster Wall Art
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No words needed for this one .. the coffee rings say it all!! See more Cruddycards here
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This is the first of a series of pictures I’m putting together called Stuffed Olives. There is something magical about the few short seconds before tragedy strikes I have sort to catch these rare moments in the lives of olives. This is the first time I have publicly displayed my pictures so any feed back is welcome. Thanks Oran
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Inks Watercolour and gouache wash on Stonehenge Paper , all about the razzle dazzle hooh hah tourists see on the Gold Coast.[when not at the Beach]
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Water color pencils, born from another doodle
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Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom (Louisville, KY – USA) / If you like this image, you might also enjoy: Do NOT Pass GO! Blue Smoke Trail Church of the Poisoned Mind —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-— / Please visit my GALLERY PAGE Also, stop by my website at www.OriginalPerspective.com Thanks for looking! / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—
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A fun photo / Taken with a Canon Digital Rebel 400D / Geauga Lake Ohio / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- / / ................................................................................ / / ................................................................................ / / -—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-— / Click to View By Category: / - Waterfall Photos / - Selective Coloring / - Infrared Photos / - Black and White Photos / - Animal Photos / ............................................................................................................... /
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This is a photo of roller coaster riders at Busch Gardens, Tampa, Florida. The sun was a few minutes from setting, thus imparting a red color to the roller coaster riders.
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Enjoyment? on the Infusion Ride at Blackpool Pleasure Beach UK. had 4 goes myself…..................it’s something else :-) / Infusion is the world’s first suspended looping coaster over water Height – 40m Maximum speed – 85km/h Average speed – 22m per second 675m of twisting, turning track featuring 5 incredible loops and rolls Pulls a maximum G-Force of +4.5Gs 2 trains each carry 16 passengers Over 100 tonnes of steel reinforcement in ride foundations 8 tonnes of nuts & bolts, 96 steel columns, Total steel used = 660,892 KG 4,400,000 litres of water used to fill the lake under Infusion – Info provided by Blackpool Pleasure Beach Company. See the video Canon 40D 55-250 IS @ 250 Tonemapped Put a smile on your face and view it large here
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Some complain about life’s ups and downs, others hang on and enjoy the ride. / /
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Taken during a visit to Sonoita, AZ. The road was very hilly and I felt as if I were on a roller coaster ride.Taken with my Nikon D-80, 18-135 mm lens, CP filter. FEATURED in the Which Way Group- 5/22/09
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First attempt at scanner image. / Kodak 5100 scanner used to scan old coffee coasters in a random pattern. / Focal b/w added, as well as contrast/brightness adjustments /
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as is…the underside of fun…Movie World – Hollywood on the Gold Coast:)
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The Giant Dipper Roller Coaster. Belmont Park, Mission Beach, CA. / Riding this coaster for the first time in late 1976, I was unaware that it would be closed within weeks due to structural and safety concerns, though the park and coaster were clearly well worn. / The ride first opened on July 4, 1925 and survived many tough times until the park fell into disrepair and both were closed. I took this photo/slide –and a few others I’ll be adding – in Winter 1981 when the future of Belmont Park and its roller coaster was uncertain due to fires and neglect. / Once a demolition date for the coaster was set in the late 1980s, a group of concerned citizens succeeded, amazingly, in drawing attention to the ride’s condition and interesting developers in its restoration and in 1990, the Giant Dipper reopened. The Belmont Park rollercoaster is one of only two seaside coasters remaining at theme parks in California; the other ride – also called the Giant Dipper – is located at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk park just south of San Francisco. The Belmont Park Giant Dipper is now a designated National Historic Landmark. Best viewed large. March 2009.
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The Giant Dipper Roller Coaster. Belmont Park, Mission Beach, CA. / Riding this coaster for the first time in late 1976, I was unaware that it would be closed within weeks due to structural and safety concerns, though the park and coaster were clearly well worn. / The ride first opened on July 4, 1925 and survived many tough times until the park fell into disrepair and both were closed. I took this photo/slide –and a few others I’ll be adding – in Winter 1981 when the future of Belmont Park and its roller coaster was uncertain due to fires and neglect. / Once a demolition date for the coaster was set in the late 1980s, a group of concerned citizens succeeded, amazingly, in drawing attention to the ride’s condition and interesting developers in its restoration and in 1990, the Giant Dipper reopened. The Belmont Park rollercoaster is one of only two seaside coasters remaining at theme parks in California; the other ride – also called the Giant Dipper – is located at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk park just south of San Francisco. The Belmont Park Giant Dipper is now a designated National Historic Landmark.
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Digital Collage 2009 /
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AS IS. This is the wood and metal frame from a pretty good sized roller coaster in our old local amusement park-Chippewa Lake-in Medina County,Ohio. It has been abandoned and neglected by “now” private property owners now for over 25+ years. My husband and I were over investigating what little we could see through the large metal-industrial type fencing. It was sad-old rotted,worn and rusted rides-just true neglect. NOW there is a new law in place that is turning the lake and Parkway BACK into a public access area and recently it has been noted that they are BEGINNING to clean out the Parkway area and hopefully restore it to a large degree for the public as a whole to restore. I will be checking in on this “renovation” and keep posting up-date photos on it, as a whole. So-hope you enjoy this little peek into the past.-Chippewa Lake, Ohio. A really GREAT Place!
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Life On The Line
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The Coney Island Cyclone (better known as simply the Cyclone) is a historic Wooden roller coaster in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn, New York City.. I have yet to ride this beast… but it is definately on my list :).
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A glass of wine with an Asian flair even the shoes.
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Brace yourself for a tsunami of thrills on one of the UK’s tallest log flumes – Tidal Wave! Thrill seekers who ride Tidal Wave can kiss dryness goodbye, experiencing a heart-stopping 85ft plunge into the blue, producing the tallest wall of water this side of a squally North Sea. This is one water ride where satisfaction, not just a serious drenching, is guaranteed! Taken with Fuji Finepix S100FS
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