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Well, I guess the cropped version has been prepared to solve the Close-packing picture.So you posted an ad for Tang instead? You shoulda cropped the photo.![]()
JEEZ ... what a nitpickerThis type of cropping counts as "digitally altered" and is definitely against the context rules.
It was supposed to be a subliminal public service announcement; "Vitamin C is important to your health."So you posted an ad for Tang instead? You shoulda cropped the photo.![]()
Better?This type of cropping counts as "digitally altered" and is definitely against the context rules.
Much, much better. From wikipedia,Better?
We are far from B, but I do have picture of burek, taken in Croatia.Börek (Turkish pronunciation: [bøˈɾekʲ]; also burek and other variants)
I didn't realize you could still get Tang. I remember us having it when I was a kid. They used to have commercials on TV with astronauts.It was supposed to be a subliminal public service announcement; "Vitamin C is important to your health."
The hurricanes and fires this year deleted my orange crop at the supermarket this summer, and I had to get by, with some "sciencey" stuff NASA invented, some years back.
That is an awesome picture of a rocket launch, especially considering the equipment used to capture the photo. Today's photographers could take rapid shots and pick the one they like (not having to worry about film costs. Speaking of that, I saw that Polaroid instant cameras are coming back. It costs $2 per picture though. I remember having one of those when I was a teenager. It was pretty fun.Rocket. I took this at Wallops Island in the late 1960' when I was working for NASA. I was very proud of myself for having caught more than just the smoke trail. These little devils shoot up out of the tower going really fast.
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