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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Street Photography, Jungle.
Nikon D300 DX Camera.
Nikkor 17-55 2.8 Lens.
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Back Story ..................
Mr Kind Monk does a very good job of caring for Apollo........
Everyday he checks to make sure Apollo is in proper running
order. Medications are administered daily as well as his bath
using a special medicated shampoo for dogs with mange. .
And of course just like any caring parent Apollo gets checked
behind his ears to make double certain he has clean body parts.
Apollos personality has gone from a distraught and depressed dog living every moment in constant pain and suffering.
To one of happiness & joy ready to celebrate each day as if he is a young puppy exploring a new and friendly world that now surrounds him.
Who ever abused and then dumped this dog here in the jungle obviously was a real fool. .. "An abusive fool ! " ..
Anna is also making a great comeback as her skin that was once covered with open bloody sores has now dried up.
Her personality is starting to return, but lets not forget Anna is an older dog which means she is taking a bit longer............ ;-)
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OK, Now I'm going to go on a rant for a FLICKR related problem !
If y'all remember back a few days I mentioned my account might vanish ?
A friend in America was in constant contact with both Yahoo and Flickr trying to pay for another year on my pro account.
And not long ago, I think it was last week it was finally resolved and we were good to go, WRONG !
This morning Flickr emails me that my account is over due !?
Is this a computer glitch and just sends out an unrevised noticed of over due statement ?.
Well this time it is the real deal, everything was done right, all t's were crossed and all i's were dotted .
So it appears we're back to square one with flickrs business decision to kick it's long time photographers to the curb.
Why flickr closed the pro account gift giving program is or was a very stupid decision IMO ! The person who made this decision should be looking for another job !
With that said I'm still here today and hope to still be here tomorrow. After that it's up in the air...............?
Plan for tomorrow is to be back at The Dog Palace ..... ;-)
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
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The Apollo 8 crew stands in the doorway of a recovery helicopter after arriving aboard the carrier U.S.S. Yorktown, recovery vessel for the historic initial human lunar orbital mission. In left foreground is astronaut Frank Borman, Mission Commander. Behind Borman is astronaut James A. Lovell Jr., Command Module pilot; and on the right is astronaut William A. Anders, Lunar Module pilot. Apollo 8 splashed down at 10:51 a.m. (EST), December 27, 1968, in the central Pacific Ocean, approximately 1,000 miles south-southwest of Hawaii.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: S68-56326
Date: December 27, 1968
The Apollo Mission Control Center. This actually went operational for the later Gemini missions and was used for all Apollo missions. This was restored, but all the equipment is the orignal stuff. On the right is the Mission Director's position. The tube sitting on the table is a pneumatic tube (like they use in bank drive throughs), used to communicate with all the engineers downstairs. On the left you can see the speaker that played the audio feed from the astronaut's communications. Through this were heard the words such as "Houston, we have a problem" and "a giant leap for mankind". Note that there are no monitors or keyboards. Those were not invented when this was designed.
'Apollo' at The Coach House coffee shop. Not my bike, I just stepped in for a warm beverage.
Leica Q3
Dzisiaj 20 lipca, 55 rocznica lądowania Apollo 11
na Księżycu. Dzień później, 21 lipca
Neil Armstrong jako pierwszy postawił
stopę na srebrnym globie, chwilę później
podążył za nim Buzz Aldrin.
Na orbicie wokółksiężycowej w module dowodzenia czekał
na nich Michael Collins,
który zabrał całą trójkę do domu.
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Załączone zdjęcie Księżyca powstało w 2020 roku,
przedstawia na nim trzy kratery nazwane imionami
załogi Apollo 11. Poniżej w kółeczku zaznaczony obszar
gdzie miało miejsce lądowanie.
Fotografia powiększona cyfrowo x 2, dla lepszego przedstawienia
kraterów. Krater Collins ma średnicę 2,4 km to już blisko granicy rozdzielczej
teleskopu ED80.
Apollo Spacecraft 012 is hoisted to the top of the Gantry at Pad 34 during the Apollo/Saturn Mission 204 assembly at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: S67-15885
Date: January 6, 1967
Apollo 9 Command Module--Please tag these photos so information can be recorded.---Note: This material may be protected by Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.)--Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
The brilliant Thinker
Apollo Space shuttle
HKD
Apollo in seinem Sonnenwagen
Apollo motiviert mich zur Analyse meines Seins. Er verleiht mir Urteilskraft. Mit dieser Ur-Teilung bringt er mir Erkenntnisse über mich selbst, über meine Herkunft, meine Pilgerfahrt zurück zu meinem Ursprung. Ich werde sein, was ich ursprünglich war. Und da ich aus dem Ursprünglichen geworden bin, werde ich aus dem Ursprünglichen wiederkommen. Das ist eine logische Schlussfolgerung, zu der A5 den Einblick gewährt. Intellektuelle Erkenntnis, die erkennt, dass sie das ist, was sie ist: intellektuelle Erkenntnis. Geistige Intelligenz und emotionale Intelligenz sind zwei Aspekte des Einen. Dualität setzt das Eine voraus. Im Einen ist alles. Es ist der Ur-Sprung des Seins. Herrscht das Eine, ist alles verschwunden und ist doch in Latenz vorhanden. Unendliche Manigaltigkeit vor dem Urknall in reiner Energie. Ich werde sein, was ich war. Und daraus werde ich wiederkommen. Logik, A5, verschafft tiefe intellektuelle Einsichten. Der Logos führt zu einem Höhepunkt der Selbsterkenntnis. Immer wieder erkennt sich das Selbst.
Der Blick in die Weite ist typisch für A5. Weitblick. Vorausahnen der Zukunft. Weise Voraussicht. Vorsicht. Ordnung, Struktur, Klarheit und Selbsterkenntnis. Der herrschende Zeitgeist wird stark vom Intellekt und von wissenschaftlichem Denken geprägt. Das ist die Energie von A5.
Menschen, die in extremer Form von A5 motiviert werden, sind brillante Denker, mathematische Genies, klar strukturiert, zielgerichtet und planerisch veranlagt. Je stärker A5 vorherrscht, umso schwächer wird die Energie B5, das heißt die emotionale Antriebskraft. Logik und Disziplin ersetzen weitestgehend die emotionale Motivation, die von der "Natur" ausgeht.
HKD
Apollo Butterfly gathering nectar of a scabious flower in an alpine meadow. A Microlepidoptera of Adelidae family was carefully installed below the flower, until the Apollo flies to other flowers. Vercors, France.
Apollon butinant une fleur de scabieuse dans une prairie alpine. Un microlépidoptère de la famille des Adelidae s'est prudemment installé en dessous de la fleur, attendant que l'Apollon vole vers d'autres fleurs. Vercors, France.
This image was taken a few days back at Stourhead, Wiltshire.
Weather conditions were mixed with cloud to blue skies and then finishing off with some cloud and rain. Good conditions for landscapes photography then. This was the first time venturing up to the Temple of Apollo.
Earthrise from Apollo 17, taken as the crew was preparing for the transearth injection burn, leaving lunar orbit for the final time. This is a two frame mosaic using images AS17-152-23276 and AS17-152-23277.
Image Credit: NASA / Apollo 17 crew / Justin Cowart
The Apollo Theatre in Oberlin is synonymous with consistent family friendly movies shown at reasonable prices. Since 1913, the downtown movie house has opened its doors to enthusiastic patrons, ready to see the latest offering. Renovated in 2011, the single-screen main theater has 411 seats and a 61-seat screening room on the ground level.
The Apollo also serves as a space for the college’s Cinema Studies Program, as students often do their work in the second-floor Media Education Center, which has postproduction equipment.
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This is my build for the FebRovery challenge. Yes, it may not exactly follow the guidelines but I thought it would be fun to build a larger than minifig scale model of the classic Apollo Lunar Rover. Hope you like it!
Apollo Bay is an Australian town in southwestern Victoria. It's a stop on the Great Ocean Road, a driving route that winds along the coast, passing through the Great Otway National Park.
The famous Apollo Theater opened in 1914, although it wasn't named the Apollo until 1934. This landmark in the Harlem neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Apollo butterfly. June 2018, Southern Finland
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This image was taken a few days back at Stourhead, Wiltshire. A second image taken from the Temple of Apollo which overlooks the garden at Stourhead.
Weather conditions were mixed with cloud to blue skies and then finishing off with some cloud and rain.
Launch: January 31, 1971
Landing: February 9, 1971
Astronauts: Alan B. Shepard Jr., Edgar D. Mitchell and Stuart A. Roosa
Apollo 14 was the third successful U.S. moon landing mission. The Lunar Module landed in the Frau Mauro highlands on the moon, the intended landed site for Apollo 13. During the second moon walk Alan Shepard hit three golf shots on the surface of the moon.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: s70-17851
Date: September 1970
-Apollo's Story-
Apollo came from a noble Steampunk family. He was always bored at the endless gatherings of noble families and decided to figure out whatever is out in the Steampunk world. You know the story, rich kid trying to find who he is. At home, he used to wear aristocratic outfits and never carried anything before. But now he's on the road and wearing a lighter outfit. Still everybody can see there's a lot of gold on him! (Even his hair!) Will he be safe? How long do you think his boots will keep their gold shine?
(story slightly rephrased)
Story From:
pullip.net/article/Pullip-Saga/101/706/?page="
Unlike the rest of the Steampunk Project gang, Apollo doesn't have a story on:
www.groove.ws/steampunk/index.html (site is in Japanese)
Read more about the Pullip Steampunk Project characters, 1st and 2nd Steampunk lineup here:
pullip.net/article/Pullip-Saga/101/706/?page="
Doll: Isul Steampunk Project Apollo (release date: Feb. 2011)
Doll number: 748 of 2,000
A vertical view of the classical Apollotempel (Temple of Apollo) overlooking the Badenburger See in the palace gardens of Nymphenburg, Munich.
Local call number: PR10284
Title: Apollo 11 Liftoff
Date: July 16, 1969
Physical descrip: 1 photograph - col. - 5 x 7 in.
Photographer: James L. Long
Series Title: Print Collections
Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida, 500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250 USA. Contact: 850.245.6700. Archives@dos.myflorida.com
Persistent URL: www.floridamemory.com/items/show/8727
Until Artemis II, twenty four intrepid humans travelled into outer space, beyond Earth orbit, as far as our moon, now there are twenty eight.
Twelve have actually set foot on its surface. On the 21st July 1969 (02:56 GMT or 03:56 BST) the first steps were made. I, with about 600 million others at the time, had the immense privilege to witness this event as it happened.
The following is a list of the crew who manned all the Apollo missions. Three tragically lost their lives in the effort to make these tremendous achievements in exploration possible. All are now forever remembered for this incredible adventure in human history:
Apollo 1 (Mission AS-204)
Commander : Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom
CM Pilot : Edward H. White II
LM Pilot : Roger B. Chaffee
Apollo 7 (Earth Orbital CM & SM Test Mission)
Commader : Walter M. Schirra Jr
CM Pilot : Donn F. Eisele
LM Pilot : Walter Cunningham
Apollo 8 (1st Lunar Orbital Mission)
Commander : Frank Borman
CM Pilot : James A. Lovell Jr
LM Pilot : William A. Anders
Apollo 9 (Earth Orbital LM Test Mission)
Commander : James A. McDivitt
CM Pilot : David R. Scott
LM Pilot : Russell R. (Rusty) Schweickart
Apollo 10 (Lunar Orbital LM Test Mission)
Commander : Thomas P. Stafford
CM Pilot : John W. Young
LM Pilot : Eugene A. Cernan
Apollo 11 (1st Lunar Landing)
Commander : Neil A. Armstrong
CM Pilot : Michael Collins
LM Pilot : Edwin E. (Buzz) Aldrin
Apollo 12 (2nd Lunar Landing)
Commander : Charles (Pete) Conrad
CM Pilot : Richard F. Gordon Jr
LM Pilot : Alan L. Bean
Apollo 13 ( Aborted Mission - Oxygen Tank Rupture)
Commander : James A. Lovell Jr
CM Pilot : John L. Swigert Jr
LM Pilot Fred W. Haise Jr
Apollo 14 (3rd Lunar Landing)
Commander : Alan B. Shepard Jr
CM Pilot : Stuart A. Roosa
LM Pilot : Edgar D. Mitchell
Apollo 15 (4th Lunar Landing & 1st Lunar Rover)
Commander : David R. Scott
CM Pilot : Alfred M. Worden
LM Pilot : James B. Irwin
Apollo 16 (5th Lunar Landing)
Commander : John W. Young
CM Pilot : Thomas K. (Ken) Mattingly II
LM Pilot : Charles M. Duke
Apollo 17 (6th and last Lunar Landing)
Commander : Eugene A. Cernan
CM Pilot : Ronald E. Evans
LM Pilot : Harrison H. Schmitt
After almost 54 years, the list continues with the Artemis program.
Artemis II (Lunar Free-return Trajectory)
Commander : Reid Wiseman
Pilot : Victor Glover
Mission Specialist : Christina Koch
Canadian Mission Specialist : Jeremy Hansen
Footnote:
All images obtained using my Skywatcher 254mm Newtonian plus ZWO ASI 120MC for the full moon mosaic and with Tal 2x Barlow for the close ups.
GIMP layers tool used to assemble the collage with annotations.
Just got back from a few days at Apollo Bay in Victoria, a very cool summer visit with temperatures not exceeding 18 degrees. The best sunset whilst I was there was on the first night at low tide, a small pool of water on the beach made for some great reflections.
For this one I set the timer to 12 seconds and quickly moved around the pool of water to the semi dry sand on the other side.
ISO 200 | 1/13 sec | f/8 | 7mm
To see animation view 'Original size' or click Link
Images credit Project Apollo Archive.
Michael L Hyde (c) 2015