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This is Tommo, I was walking past St Paul's Catherdral in London when I saw him walking towards me and it was his hat that initially drew my attention. I asked him for his photograph and he agreed before I could even tell him why, perhaps it was the fine weather on a lovely Sunday morning or maybe it was just Tommos nature but I got the impression that he was just the most accommodating of people. Tommo is a curate at Southwark Cathedral and he was enjoying a morning off "no dog-collar, so I'm undercover" visiting St Paul's and also a small church just behind St Paul's, we chuckled that a curate gets a Sunday morning off work. I enjoyed my brief encounter with Tommo, there was something very calming about him but with a slight hint of playful mischief.
I must admit, having been away from photographing strangers for a while it was almost back to the beginning for me and I'm sorry Tommo but I feel I should have done better here at controlling the light just so we could have seen the cheeky little glint in your eyes.
If you read this Tommo, thank you for taking the time to stop, chat and participate in this project.
This picture is #32 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Sanne (#stranger 32). Last week I went to the children's farm. I wanted to make a picture of an animal. It was world animal day, so there was a party on the farm. Many volunteers did all kinds of activities. Also Sanne (#stranger 32) and Alison (#stranger 33) were there. They helped by pouring coffee and soda. They stood for a dark wall of the stable. A beautiful background and enough light to take a picture.
They found it funny when I asked I coult take a picture. You can see that on the pictures.
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Arp 32 (UGC 10770, PGC 59862, VV89 and others) appears to be a pair of galaxies in Arp’s ‘Spiral Galaxies – Integral Sign’ class. The top galaxy is VV 89b (PGC 59864 and others). The bottom is VV 89a (PGC 59804 and others). These are located approximately 65 million light-years away in Draco.
Luminance – 24x600s – 240 minutes – binned 1x1
RGB – 8x300s – 40 minutes each – binned 2x2
360 minutes total exposure – 6 hours
Imaged July 6th and 8th and October 4th, 5th, 9th and 10th, 2018 from Dark Sky New Mexico at Rancho Hidalgo (Animas, New Mexico) with a SBIG STF-8300M on an Astro-Tech AT12RCT at f/8 2432mm.
"The only thing worst than a boy who hates you: a boy that loves you" I remember writing this quote, to never forget, 'cause is so true!
2016 Thomas SafTLiner C2 bus #32 at Jordak Elementary in Middlefield, Ohio. Bus has been inspected for the 2022-2033 school year and is returning to the spare bus line to my knowledge.
The Clyde Puffer SL Vic 32, of the ship type immortalised in the stories of the Vital Spark and her captain Para Handy.
VIC 32 ("Victualing Inshore Craft") is one of the last few surviving coal-fired steam-powered puffers and is based at The Change House, Crinan.
She was built by Dunston’s of Thorne, Yorkshire in November 1943 - a busy time for the Clyde Ship building yards. As the wartime Admiralty needed 50, (later 100) victualling boats in a hurry, they were built in groups of three by various different yards in England. No new designs were needed as the perfect boat existed in a Clyde Puffer.
(The first skipper had proven to be a drunken maniac. He had taken a cargo of cement out to Barra to build a pier. The boat had suffered damage all along the starboard side, a propellor blade had been knocked off, the crew were in jail for stealing the shop’s petty cash, one had septic sores and another had a nasty seaman’s disease. Obviously merchant men could, to a certain extent during the war, choose from the Merchant Navy Shipping Pool what type of boat they worked on. So the reality was that the crew were no gentlemen.
Steam sailings on VIC 32 have been available to the public from 1979, latterly as cruises on the Caledonian Canal. From 2004 she underwent extensive refitting at Corpach Boatyard at the west end of the canal near Fort William, funded by donations and lottery funds. After fitting of a new boiler by Pridham’s Engineering and Corpach Boatbuilders, she steamed down from Fort William to Crinan, from where cruises on the Caledonian Canal have now re-commenced
No 32, RINALDI RACING, DEU, Ferrari F488 GTE EVO, Pierre Ehret (DEU), Diego Alessi (ITA), Nicolas Varrone (ARG) 2022 European Le Mans Series, Francorchamps, Belgium. Photo © John D Stevens.
"It was so easy living day by day,
Out of touch with the rhythm and blues,
But now I need a little give and take,
The New York Times, the Daily News…
It comes down to reality and it's fine with me
'cause I've let it slide"