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The abbot (head monk) is in the monastery at the top of the mountain in the Himalayas. Once you have the camera from Loch Ness, climb up and talk to him (but to no avail), then get the photo of the footprint from the top of the mountain. That is all you do there.
A photo that has been modified to change the original picture.
A contraction of Photograph.
This link claims to have one:
The best way to tell if a Coach bag on eBay is authentic is to find a seller with excellent feedback who is listing a bag at a reasonable (ie, not too good to be true) price and offers a money-back guarantee if the bag is not authentic. Avoid bidding on bags which are too low priced or are from sellers outside of the United States. Also, an original picture in a listing (ie, someone took the photo of the bag in their own home) is more likely to indicate an authentic bag than a listing with a lifted photo.
There are a lot of online baby photo contests avialable on the web. you can submit to them and participate in the matches, you can find a list of top of them here www.mybabyphotos.net/baby-photo-contests
Click on your Active listing; then click on the listing you want to change;then click Revise your item;scroll down photo and click trash can Icon for delete.
Different sites have different specifications for photo sharing. Typically, there is an option or button to "share" a photo once the original photo has been uploaded.
The value of your photo will rely on if it is an original first generation photo made from the original negative, a news service photo, or a wire photo printed off a teletype machine, and if it was used or not used in publication. All are highly collectible, and can sell between $30. -$200. in general. PSA/DNA now has a sports photo authentication service, this could help you get top dollar, and they could also help you identify the type of photo it is.
Yes!! www.brazzers.com also miltagged.com
They stopped giving concerts in 1966. Either your date is inaccurate, or it isn't a concert photo, or your photo is a fake.
If it's an original photo from the 60's, you could probably fetch over $150 USD for it.