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Week 14: "Show us the aftermath." - Maciej Dakowicz
With limit time this week my photo opportunities were limited to what I could find whilst shopping or walking to and from work. Luckily my work is firmly based on the fleeting moments so I found something quite fitting for this week's brief.
This 'aftermath' scene is the result of a few things: one, bad parking by the guilty owner of the silver car; two, the placement of the car beside the freshly painted taxi mural; and finally, the 'Keep Right' sign pointing at the traffic warden who is upholding his position and booking the silver car.
Oracle's got this whole city wired. Nothing goes on without her knowing it.
Taken at Aftermath II - Metropolis - shops, clubs and RP *unsafe sims*, Unabated (43, 37, 2043)
Los Angeles Firefighters tackle flames on a well involved residential patio in North Hollywood on March 23, 2010. The fire was prevented from entering the home, and there were no injuries. © Photo by Juan Guerra
I have moved on.
Moreover, I have let go.
Of you, of me,
of what once was,
and of what never will be.
Kabakungan Cove
Dasol, Pangasinan
Last week we had a huge storm, and when I resumed my usual running route this week, I found this magnificent fallen tree (its twin was lying on the other side of the road, like two dead sentries). Silverfox is a shaman so I took him there to say farewell.
The pictures were taken for the photography contest maybe-innocent and her friends held on tumblr/facebook. My theme was “rain”.
Attended Oslo photo maraton this past weekend. This is one of the photos I took. The promt was 'Sloth' (Norwegian: Latskap).
The maraton was exhausting, but great fun! 12 hours of photographing, and running around to keep the time for all the checkpoints. :)
Of the battle between sea and land .... or perhaps that between Summer and Fall. We move forward from here.
Officers hold the line on all 4 sides of a police car that was torched by Black Bloc protestors. Rescue 235 and a Toronto Fire Honda Element providing support.
I woke up completely drained today. I think that move really took the wind out of my sails. I don't feel sick, but i feel tired to my soul. I woke up late and rushed kids to school; tried two cups of coffee and a bagel. Made it out long enough to get new shoes for the new hospital (bye red shoes, i will mourn you.) And then i headed directly back to my bed for some MUCH needed relaxation. I think i could have stayed there all day...... except there was laundry to do, and a house to be vaccuumed, and dishes to be dishwashered, and kids to be picked up.
sigh
typhoon has cleared the air a bit. we could even see one of the bridges (but not seen in this picture).
The Siffert/Herrmann Porsche 908LH prepares to suffer the ignominy of being towed away by an old Ford pickup truck.
last images of the aftermath of the monsoon, brought about by converging two low pressure weather disturbance north north west of the philippines. these images of a mcdonalds resto located near marikina river whose car park was nearly submerged by rising river water. glad to inform you that the weather since yesterday has vastly improved and today we finally get a glimpse of the sun, however, in areas that were heavily affected by the flood, are now declared calamity zones and doing massive cleanups.