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Underwater Extraterrestrials: Declassified Russian Navy Records Say They’re Real!
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German aeroplane, France. A wingless German aeroplane has been loaded on to a trailer and is now being towed away. You can see where the nose of the plane is missing.
Scenes such as this were commonly used as propaganda, intended to reaffirm resolve against the enemy.
[Original reads: 'OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN ON THE FRONT IN FRANCE. A captured German aeroplane.']
Several people have suggested that I need to do a few more self portraits. Well, I will eventually get around to doing something, but it is easier and probably more fun to dredge up these old photos. You can tell by the hair and glasses this is not a recent photo. This is from about 1986 and our trip to Cancun. Cancun was about 10 years old when we made our visit.
Anyway, you can see what I looked like in my youth (love those aviator glasses). In the not too distant future I will conjur up some new self portraits.
As an amateur photographer who enjoys street photography it’s only right that I should put myself out there to. The picture was taken by the light of my life!
With commencement approaching, University of Illinois Springfield students are capturing those last moments on campus. UIS will celebrate commencement on May 11th with two ceremonies at the Bank of Springfield Center in downtown Springfield.
Capture the Flag was held on Wednesday, October 5, at Jefferson Farm.
Photo by Mary Watt | © 2022 Curators University Missouri
Every once in a while, roadside stops yield the greatest surprise! Artist Kevin Beck was pulled over in Big Bend National Park, capturing the beauty of the area on his canvas, and was kind enough to allow me to photograph him at work. His paintings can be seen at kevinbeck.com/ .
Capturing Souls one f/ at a time…
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Seen on the front wall of a bldg in the Havana docklands. Don't know
what the blue stripes, imposed on the lower section, represent, but
the iconic Alberto Korda image of Che Guevara is considered the most
recognizable image in the world & has come to be a global symbol of
both the 20th century and of conflict. Guevara was 31 when Korda,
Castro's official photographer at the time, captured the original image,
from 30 ft away, when Guevara came into his frame for a few seconds
on Mar 5 1960 at a mass demonstration. For 7 years it hung on Korda's
own wall, as a personal favourite, until Italian publisher Feltinelli used it
on the cover of Guevara's "Bolivian Diaries", after his execution in Bolivia
in 1967. Thus its path to iconic status began. The link below shows the
original image, with a lot of interesting details of its evolution over the past
50 yrs. Wonder how many T-shirts sporting this image are out there? :))
Merseyrails units are currently the oldest stock in daytime use on the network, The Class 507's dating back to 1977, and the Class 508's four years younger. But Merseyrail doesn't have enough storeage space for the incoming 777's alongside the existing fleet, so off they go for recycling!
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