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Fireworks display every weekend at the Mall of Asia Pasay City, Philippines.
Scheduled every Friday- Saturday-Sunday 7pm, People gather around Mall of Asia's Esplanade to watch the free Pyrotechnics show.
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This male Anole was just getting his summer colors and was displaying for me like crazy! He was low on a tree surrounded by poison ivy ... so I had to tread carefully for shots. In the pond next to him were baskettails, a stream cruiser and a swamp darner zipped around me. During a short break in the rain!
yesterday - at a nearby park
Four weeks from now I'll be showing some of my movie vehicles at Dutch Comic Con in Utrecht. For this occasion, I decided to make a display base for my Tomcat, with a brick-built Top Gun logo. I think this looks nicer than simply placing the model on black tablecloth.
I also fitted the Tomcat with a boarding ladder and steps for the crew. These don't retract, but can easily be added or removed by swapping a few parts. The model has had this feature from the start, but I never showed it in pictures.
This Double-crested Cormorant put on a good display in the Chinese Garden at the Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens -unfortunately, for him, he was all alone !!
Aerostars Aerobatic Display Team.
An image made from photos taken at both Duxford and Farnborough displays.
Three HDR photos blended together using layers in CS6.
The team use a combination of one Super Yak 52 and five Yak 50's.
From last December.. Saks Fifth Ave display.. also reflected on window is the Rockefeller 2019 Christmas tree.
UP SD70ACe 4141 Railforce 1 & the Council Bluffs car are on display at the TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, NE. after pulling the George H.W. Bush Funeral Train on December 6th between Spring & College Station, TX. where George H.W. Bush was laid to rest, I decided not to make the Texas trip to capture the train in action, because of it being overcast & over crowded with people everywhere, so I opted to wait for this opportunity in Omaha, NE. on my off days from work for a better shot of UP 4141 with the perfect sun angle I want & no dealing with as many people fighting for room to photograph the train & no way to chase the train for multiple shots due to traffic being bad from all the thousands of people doing the same thing, after doing some research on the next move UP 4141 would make after pulling the George H.W Bush Funeral Train, I saw where it would be on display for people to photograph the train at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, NE. so since my off days fell on those days off I went. The 4141 & the Council Bluffs car were displayed inside a fence to keep people from climbing all over the 4141, I liked that they fenced it in & the type of fence where you could stick your camera through to keep the fence out of the photo & also keep people out of the way.
Bee is being displayed right now in the awesome exhibition "Once upon a Blythe: Fairies and Folklore" in Auguste Clown Gallery. If you can, go and check it!
Special outfit by Ronmielshop, Gnome hat by Jujashop, Boots by kikabilart and Special forest stand by Dafnery Dolls.
Special thanks to my talented friend Ronmiel for making this awesome outfit. She caught perfectly everything I wanted and made it even better than I imagined!
And alsolso to Dafnery who made the cutest and the most perfect stand for her full of lovely forest decorations!
This male Painted Bunting and an immature male were having a display contest. I never saw a female, but their must have been one nearby. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
The BNSF business cars have their own buildings in the Topeka Shops complex, but for the purposes of this open house, they moved two of the cars over to the main building. The theatre car, the "W. B. Strong" was sitting over the inspection pit, while the lounge car "Mountain View" was open to walk through on the adjacent track.
Not sure, but I think this was part of a dispute over a prime nest site - mostly conducted in shadow and undergrowth, but occasionally emerging for a moment.
BT-13A Valiant N69041 41-22384 USAAF 122384 Lucky 13
1941 Last Military Serial 41-22384 USAAF
Valiant was an American World War II trainer built by Vultee Aircraft
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2019