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On a Sunny Monday while leaving Stade Roland Garros, I ran across this officer, who was nice enough to excuse my not so terrific French, but when he said bonjour, his dimpled chin caught this photographer's eye and I had to capture this moment!
My Nikon D90 didn't do him justice, because nothing could capture his beauty except for one's own eye. I'm so glad I decided to stroll the grounds that day!
Oui, il est un home! An Officer and a Gentleman!
When I took Teresa's Jacket off for the first time I noticed her arm like this. the elbow joint was slightly out of the socket and the plastic had the "strained marks on it" I pushed it back into place and it is fine now, works perfectly. Just be careful with these dolls. They seem to have some fragile joints.
Once again sorry for the yucky Phone pic...I can't wait to get my Camera back.
The SpaceX Dragon commercial cargo craft approaches the International Space Station on May 25, 2012 for grapple and berthing. Expedition 31 Flight Engineers Don Pettit and Andre Kuipers grappled Dragon at 9:56 a.m. (EDT) with the Canadarm2 robotic arm and used the robotic arm to berth Dragon to the Earth-facing side of the station's Harmony node at 12:02 p.m. May 25, 2012. Dragon became the first commercially developed space vehicle to be launched to the station to join Russian, European and Japanese resupply craft that service the complex while restoring a U.S. capability to deliver cargo to the orbital laboratory. Dragon is scheduled to spend about a week docked with the station before returning to Earth on May 31 for retrieval.
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Ghost sign for the Wallace Armer Hardware store in Schenectady. This is the side of the buildingin the previous photo. Wallace Armer started in the 1890s, moved to this building in 1925 and closed in 1997. A much earlier version of the sign can be seen here.
"Outfitted for use all over known space, the materials and patterns of this set are highly customizable."
Still playing with different designs and styles. (Note: The white one's texture is untouched and contains flaws. This has been corrected in the final version.)
Having fun with them so far!
Working with Commander Swanson on our robotic arm onboard training simulator to stay current.
Swanson und ich am Trainingscomputer fuer den ISS Roboterarm, um unsere Qualifikation nicht zu verlieren.
Credits: ESA/NASA
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...da hat er echt zu langeauf das Bild seines Lebens gewartet und man hat ihn mit seinem Tele glatt eingemauert. Ich hätte gern das Foto von ihm gesehen? Mario wünscht gute Laune und nen guten Start in die neue Woche lg :-)
I love this kid.
He does, however, have an inane knack for pushing my buttons. Not that I lose my patience often, I wouldn't go that far, but basically I'm realizing he's in that category of 'difficult' when it comes to demeanor.
Extra time, extra effort.
Meanwhile, I had grand visions in my head of something extravagant for todayI'm too tired now, and we lost power earlier today which threw off my whole afternoon.
Ah well.
Instead, since my kid was being particularly photogenic and cute, I gave him bunny ears and called it good. :P
See ya tomorrow, folks.
g'night
mwah~.K
Random Fact: My kid is wearing the same shirt he wore in yesterday's picture. Whoops. :D
Helping each other over the hard bits of the rock face the girls move towards the rock pool wall to the right to hopefully hang on and get some protection . The wave coming before them gives some idea of the challenges ahead .
Good luck , they will need it .
Snapper Rocks
Rainbow Bay
Gold Coast . NSW
trauriges Bild gegenüber dem Friesischen Brauhaus in Jever: der total verdreckte See 'Pferdegraft', fotografiert in 2016
It was a windy day along Turnagain Arm with crazy clouds blowing by and the sun poking in and out. The wind was blowing about 40mph, so I had to find a place in a hollow behind some rocks to put the camera. I also hung a small mesh bag with 20 lbs of rocks from the tripod.
-B+W ND110 and Hoya ND8
-15 minute exposure