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Graves of German soldiers who died in Brno during WW II. They were killed by brave Soviet soldiers and Czech resistance fighters, and it was the right thing, because they were occupiers and fought on the side of the most evil movement of 20th century.
But I'm convinced that in death all people are equal and deserve dignity - and when I saw roses which somebody gave to one particular grave, I have to admit that I was moved by it.
These are "light paintings", made with the camera at low light setting, so a long shutter speed with movement creates all sorts of cool patterns. Most of the ones in this set were done the night we went driving around town looking at Christmas lights. I've already uploaded the set of "normal" Christmas light pictures. For me these are actually way more fun! I'm setting all of them as creative commons, they are VERY fun to play with. Some of my abstract or altered images started as light paintings, maybe combining aspects of several. If you use these a credit and a link back would be great. And if you could post your new image under the one you used as a comment, that would be way fun!
I do these on the highway at night too (as a passenger of course!) They're a fun way to pass the time and some of them turn out quite fun.
ELYSIAN PARK - The Los Angeles Fire Department's Recruit Training Academy Class 2023-4 celebrated their graduation on June 27, 2024, as they became proud probationary members of the LAFD.
Friends and family of the 61 graduates were joined by City of Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley and civic and community leaders, in congratulating and welcoming these newest members of the Department in a ritual filled ceremony at the LAFD Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center.
Time was also taken to remember Class 23-4 Recruit Firefighter Jacob Fuerte, who will forever remain in our hearts.
LAFD Event 062724 - Recruit Training Class 23-4 Graduation Ceremony
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