A few nice new business images I found:
Moo New Business Cards
Image by Claire_Sambrook
My new cards arrived today
Moo New Business Cards
Image by Claire_Sambrook
My new cards arrived today
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Moo New Business Cards
New business cards
A few nice new business images I found:
New business cards
Image by Bony Bünz AKA Cheek fille AKA Vi AKA L'Effroyable
Cool New Business images
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New Road, Bromsgrove - Businesses open as usual - sign
Image by ell brown
On New Road in Bromsgrove, going towards the town centre.
This is near to the A38 junction.
Was raining on and off, on the way back to the station.
Businesses open as usual - sign. There was road works in the town centre. A warning to drivers heading in.
New Orleans - Iberville: St. Louis Cemetery #1
Image by wallyg
Saint Louis Cemetery #1, which replaced the now vanished St. Peter Cemetery as the main burial ground in New Orleans following the fire of 1788, is the oldest of three Roman Catholic cemeteries bearing the same name. Spanning just one square block on the north side of Basin Street, one block from the inland border of the French Quarter and bordering the Iberville housing project built on top of Storyville, St. Louis #1 is the final resting place of over 100,000 dead. The above ground vaults, mostly constructed in the 18th and 19th century and currently is varied states of disrepair, are said to be needed because the ground water levels in New Orleans make burials impossible, but in reality owe much of their existence to French and Spanish tradition.
Famous New Orleanians buried in St. Louis #1 include Jean Etienne Boré, a wealthy pioneer of the sugar industry and the first mayor of New Orleans; Homer Plessy, the plaintiff from the landmark 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court decision on civil rights; Benjamin Latrobe, America's first professional architect; Ernest N. "Dutch" Morial, the first African-American Mayor of New Orleans; Paul Morphy, one of the earliest world champions of chess; and Marie Laveau, a legendary Voodoo priestess, whose unmarked grave in the Glapion family crypt is perpetually decorated with gifts and marked x's or crosses left by visitors.
Nice New Business photos
Some cool new business images:
Dale's New Business Card
Image by dalechumbley
My new cards finally came in. Yes I also have and use MOO cards. These are the more traditional card. What do you think? Like em?
New Business Centre, late 1930s
Image by isotype75
Despite of threatingly growing political tensions and economic depression in Palestine 1929, the commencement of the construction of the new harbour led to a growing confidence in a prospering future of the city and a group of Haifa businessmen conceived the undertaking of a large commercial development to be called the "New Business Centre". In 1930, after a competition was held, a contract was held with architect Max Loeb. (Loeb was born 1901 in Kassel/Germany, studied in Munich, Dresden and Darmstadt. He came to Palestine in 1925 to join the firm of Hecker-Yellin in Jerusalem. 1928-1929 he spent working in Cologne, returned to Jerusalem, where he opened an office with the engineer J. Danon in 1929. Loeb died 1962 in Haifa). Loeb's modernist masterplan was accepted against all odds, the New Business Center was built between 1934 and 1937.
(Source: Herbert, Gilbert, und Silvina Sosnovsky, Bauhaus on the Carmel and the Crossroads of Empire, Jerusalem 1993.)
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Cool New Business images
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Singapore Airlines new business class seat
Image by Toby Simkin
Singapore Airlines new business class seat
new Business style !?
Image by nakagawa
New business cards
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New business cards
Image by Bony Bünz AKA Cheek fille AKA Vi AKA L'Effroyable
New Business Card
Image by SMcGarnigle
"We'll be sent to the Spice Mines of Kessel, smashed into who-knows-what!"
starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Spice_mine
At the Thunderbird Motel, One of Many New Businesses That Have Sprung Up Along the Banks of the Columbia River. In the Background Is the Interstate Bridge 05/1973
Image by The U.S. National Archives
Original Caption: At the Thunderbird Motel, One of Many New Businesses That Have Sprung Up Along the Banks of the Columbia River. In the Background Is the Interstate Bridge 05/1973
U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-5598
Photographer: Falconer, David
Subjects:
Portland (Multnomah county, Oregon, United States) inhabited place
Environmental Protection Agency
Project DOCUMERICA
Persistent URL: arcweb.archives.gov/arc/action/ExternalIdSearch?id=548085
Repository: Still Picture Records Section, Special Media Archives Services Division (NWCS-S), National Archives at College Park, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD, 20740-6001.
For information about ordering reproductions of photographs held by the Still Picture Unit, visit: www.archives.gov/research/order/still-pictures.html
Reproductions may be ordered via an independent vendor. NARA maintains a list of vendors at www.archives.gov/research/order/vendors-photos-maps-dc.html
Access Restrictions: Unrestricted
Use Restrictions: Unrestricted
Nice New Business photos
Some cool new business images:
Newest Business Card
Image by D.A.Otee
2012 version-October DamageInkTattoo ~ 2012
New QR Code Business Card
Image by pixage
I designed a new business card for Wanda Digital Agency (www.wandadigital.com). You can read the QR Code with any QR Reader App. on iPhone (or other Smart Phones etc.)
New business cards
Image by phossil
For more pictures and reviews visit www.animoe.net
New Jersey beckons...
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New Jersey beckons...
Image by Ed Yourdon
Note: this photo was published in a Nov 10, 2010 blog titled "'Choose New Jersey’ is new business campaign."
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In case you had't noticed, summer is over. Fall has arrived. The air is cooler, especially in the early morning -- but also in the evening, when only a few weeks ago people would wander all over the city in shorts and tank tops. Sunset is well before 7 PM, and the sun has moved noticeably north along the New Jersey skyline.
But the tango dancers are still here - in Riverside Park, in Central Park, at the South Street Seaport, and out at the end of Pier 45, where Christopher Street runs into the Hudson River in the West Village. I was here only two weeks ago, but when I got a particular kind of photography assignment in an ICP "street photography" class ("take a series of photos in which each photo is somehow "derived" from the previous one"), I decided that the tango dancers on Pier 45 might well provide the images I needed ...
As I've pointed out in Flickr albums (here, for example), I do not dance the tango (or any other civilized form of dance), and I know little or nothing about the history, the folklore, or even the steps and rhythms of the tango. But after accidentally stumbling upon a local gathering of tango aficionados on a business trip to Washington in the summer of 2009 (see my Flickr set Last tango in Washington), I subsequently learned that there were similar informal events throughout New York City. When I got home, I searched on the Internet and found a schedule of upcoming tango events at several different NYC locations -- including Pier 45, where I made my first visit in mid-April, which led to this set of photos.
I returned in mid-July of 2010, even though I knew it would be much hotter ... and indeed, it was so hot that the music did not even begin until 6 PM. But then the dancers began to appear, one after another, until there were a couple dozen pairs of dancers filling a large space under a sheltering canopy, as the sun went down. And since it was the end of a hot summer evening, tango wasn't the only thing going on: there were people sunbathing, watching the boats on the river, playing frisbee, or simply enjoying themselves. I photographed a little of everything; you can see it in this Flickr set.
So now I've come back once again ... but with my upcoming travel schedule, including trips to places as diverse as Rochester, Camden (where these notes are being written), Rome, and Miami, I doubt that I'll have a chance return this fall. It may well be next spring before I see the dancers once again twirling and gliding across the wooden deck of Pier 45.
If you'd like to watch NYC tango dancing on your own, check out Richard Lipkin's Guide to Argentine Tango in New York City.
Business cards
Image by Kenn Wilson
Business cards ordered from Overnight Prints. A simple design, enhanced by hand coloring those three circles with colored pencil, so every card is unique.
The text under my name says "linux sysadmin, web geek". More
Dave Makes (new business cards!)
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Dave Makes (new business cards!)
Image by Dave Makes
Just got my new business cards from Taste of Ink. You can see my face from certain angles.
Dave Makes (new business cards!)
Image by Dave Makes
Just got my new business cards from Taste of Ink. You can see my face from certain angles.
Nykos has new business objects headphones
Image by workflo
Nykos has new business objects headphones - via www.twitxr.com/archimac/updates/31299
Moo New Business Cards
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Moo New Business Cards
Image by Claire_Sambrook
My new cards arrived today
Moo New Business Cards
Image by Claire_Sambrook
My new cards arrived today
My New Business Card
A few nice new business images I found:
My New Business Card
Image by mattdoucette
My wife suggested this new title after a recent discussion of cinema.
Moo New Business Cards
Image by Claire_Sambrook
My new cards arrived today
Moo New Business Cards
Image by Claire_Sambrook
My new cards arrived today
New Orleans Business Hours
A few nice new business images I found:
New Orleans Business Hours
Image by Infrogmation
New Orleans business hours: Prytania Street
New Orleans, Business District, Mississippi River at night
Image by gigi4791
New Orleans, Business District, Mississippi River at night
