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The Class of 2019 marched back from Camp Buckner, Monday, Aug. 10, 2015 completing Cadet Basic Training. The New Cadets and cadre passed parents, family and community members as they marched down Washington Road crossing in front of the Superintendent's House - Quarters 100 and then to the apron in front of Washington Hall. They will begin the process of reorganizing into their academic year companies today. Congratulations to the Class of 2019 (and families)!
The title is by me; the photo shows a detail from an art installation by Anouk Kruithof at VU University Amsterdam (more photos below).
De titel is van mij; de foto toont een detail van een kunstwerk van Anouk Kruithof in het Exposorium van de Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (zie hieronder).
Este estilo de piercing é chamado surface, o local foi escolha de uma cliente, a partir da escolha do local foi realizado um estudo no corpo para saber se o tipo de pele dela serviria o tipo de material a ser utilizado, no caso PTFE também conhecido como bioplastico que é um material maleavel desenvolvido para este tipo de aplicação. e esse é o resultado
Building my own little palace in my back garden, with the help of my son, Mart. Sketch made just before the roofing went on.
CHINA AIRLINES CARGO
----- AIRCRAFT INFO. -----
Registration: B-18719
Aircraft: Boeing 747-409F(SCD)
Maker: The Boeing Company
Serial No./ MSN: 33739
Delivery date: 18JAN2005
----- FLIGHT INFO. -----
Flight #: CI 5880
Origin: MNL/RPLL (Ninoy Aquino International Airport)
Destination: TPE/RCTP (Taipei Taoyuan International Airport)
Date: 08JAN2016
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Blythe Physical Challenge #19 - Wildcard
Cerise: "Ugh what's that smell?"
For the wildcard challenge I liked the idea of going to a place in public that I would not usually go. I also wanted to re-do the graffitti / street art challenge because I didn't find very good graffitti for that photo. So this is Cerise, my first Bythe, in a nasty back alley with the bins and all manner of dumped rubbish. But a good piece of graffitti, I thought.
Ben let me paint his back as part of my Zoo project. I think this took between 2 and 3 hours. I think it looked better in person but I was still so proud with how it turned out.
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I've been so busy lately with family stuff (relatives flown in and staying a few weeks) that I hadn't had a free minute to post much.
On Saturday though, I had set up, for weeks, to give Alya her surprise birthday present. She's much more adventurous than I am so I had arranged for her to go skydiving.
We packed up the car for the 4 hour trip early in the morning and she had no idea what was going to happen, other than she was in for a surprise. Unluckily for me though, my son, burdened with keeping the secret for 3 weeks, let the cat out of the bag less than 20 minutes before we arrived (never trust a 10 year old).
She was super excited about it and had a blast. I shot a little video and a bunch of stills (with my brand spankin new EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II). I did hire a videographer to shoot her jump though as I'm far too adjusted to live on Earth to jump myself. Aside from some motion sickness when the chute deployed, she loved it. Who's the greatest husband ever???
Those of you who either know me well, or have known me for a long time, know that I went to Arizona State University many, many years ago. Well, to quote George Costanza, I'm back baby. I recently signed up for their online BFA in digital photography, and just turned in part of my first week's assignment (a photo shoot of stuff involving water). I'll probably finish this just in time for retirement but, as one of the kids pointed out, it's at least one degree we don't yet have in our family.
A picture of old Soviet Russia in the middle of Dolomiti mountains.
The truck, owned by a german couple visiting Bolzano, looks picked off from a 70s movie on Cold War.
(seriously: please take a glance at the beautiful colors and the light-games of the snowy enviroment)
1958. I'm in the middle, between my brothers.
I like this shot my dad took. He had a talent for capturing personality, even in a posed picture.
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Local accession number: 13_05_000958
Title: Unidentified woman [back]
Statement of responsibility: Fawn, photographer, 3. Black Prince Row, Walworth Road.
Genre: Photographs; Cartes de visite; Portraits
Date created: 1859-1870 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 photograph : print on card mount ; mount 11 x 7 cm (carte de visite format)
General notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
Date notes: Date supplied by cataloger.
Collection: Cartes de Visite Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known copyright restrictions.
Three former SP locos head the Riverside Local or Colton Job, back to Colton, CA on Nov. 08, 2012, having just returned from switching customers at the end of the branch for the final time. Just ahead is the bridge over the Santa Ana River and a small yard adjacent to a trans-load facility that now occupies the former Griffin Wheel plant, seen on the left in the background. The line was severed for quite a while, when flood waters washed out a couple of spans. UP finally replaced the spans and operations resumed to Riverside. Now, the line between the bridge and the crossing in Riverside will be abandoned. Another job, operating at night, switches the trans-load center. That too, will change soon enough, as a connector off the BNSF mainline, to the left of the facility, will be built along the north bank of the river and access the trans-load business. This will eliminate the need to run down 9th Street in Colton from the old Colton Yard to serve this facility.
acer in the pot
alchemilla mollis
campanula poscharskyana (blue)
hardy geranuim
primula veris (cowslip)
aubrieta
saxifraga (two types)
weigela at the back
gooseberry not looking to good