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Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
Description: The Pensacola Beach sign is an iconic Gulf Breeze landmark that points the way to the Bob Sikes Bridge and Pensacola Beach. The colorful, 60s-era sign sits along Gulf Breeze Parkway and features an orange-, yellow- and green-finned sailfish on both sides. The words "Pensacola Beach" are set in red against a gold starburst, the neon backlights of which are animated at night. The main side of the sign instructs motorists to "turn right" for a "scenic drive east along Gulf of Mexico" and touts the "World's Whitest Beaches" along with motels and restaurants. http://www.pensapedia.com/wiki/Pensacola_Beach_sign
Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
Description: The original iconic neon sign in the front window of Maas Coffee Roasters in the heart of downtown Fort Walton Beach, Florida. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
Description: The Pensacola Beach sign is an iconic Gulf Breeze landmark that points the way to the Bob Sikes Bridge and Pensacola Beach. The colorful, 60s-era sign sits along Gulf Breeze Parkway and features an orange-, yellow- and green-finned sailfish on both sides. The words "Pensacola Beach" are set in red against a gold starburst, the neon backlights of which are animated at night. The main side of the sign instructs motorists to "turn right" for a "scenic drive east along Gulf of Mexico" and touts the "World's Whitest Beaches" along with motels and restaurants. http://www.pensapedia.com/wiki/Pensacola_Beach_sign
Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
Description: Detroit basketball legend of the 80s and the 90s Bill Laimbeer in the style of the Obama Hope poster. Laimbeer was arguably the most physical player of all time and was the backbone of the Bad Boys defense. On the court he had only enemies.
