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Sandy Beach break on a nice day...IF you know what you're doing. If NOT, then an ambulance ride could well be in your immediate future.
Experts in their chosen vocation, highly trained Radiotherapy personnel have a laugh before their next Patient.!!
As part of a very professional trained team, thousands of people owe a great debt of gratitude to them and their colleagues
"Dedicated to Radiographers and departmental Staff throughout the World who have given hope to so many"
Expert commended, contest Raw emotion
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expert: Daniel Usenko
December 2019
Published theme Smiling (to the) world
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September 2021
Published Fooprint exhibition at Greek National museum of contemporary art
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October 2023
Craghoppers has been designing outdoor clothing and protective travel equipment for over 50 years.
Some of us have "been in on it" since the beginning.
Around 40% of people over 50 in the UK have some form of hearing loss. Hearing loss is usually gradual and you may not notice any changes straight away.
Many people with hearing loss experience a drop in self-esteem and confidence because of their impaired ability to communicate with other people.
The following tips might be helpful next time you talk with a hearing impaired person:
Get the person’s attention.
Face the person and stand close to them.
Have the light on your face and do not cover your mouth.
Speak more slowly than usual.
Raise your voice if you have to, but try not to shout.
Speak expressively and use face, hand and body movements.
Candid shot, Exeter Quayside, Exeter, Devon, UK
Na de UBC ging het baanvak Breda-Tilburg dicht vanwege een aanrijding met persoon en bleven de aangekondigde cargo's in Breda wachten. Een mooi moment om naar de werkzaamheden tussen Lage Zwaluwe en Roosendaal te gaan om de Fraai herschilderde Rail Experts 6703 te zoeken. Die werd uiteindelijk in Oudenbosch gevonden en kon na enig wachten gefotografeerd worden op de tijdelijke losplaats voor de vervuilde ballast.
Some software experts posed with me for a group portrait a couple months ago.
Top (L to R) is Christina, Lisa, Kandi, Cristy, and Jane.
Lower (L to R) is me and Jenna.
The concept was to publicly display some favorite software: real or faux.
I, for one, was initially surprised at the number of software experts in my collection of friends. In retrospect - maybe that should not be surprising.
After all, arguing with any one of us expert women is like reading a software license agreement...
...in the end, you ignore it all and click "I agree".
Resistance is futile.
Enjoy
Nora
Photo and detailing by Cassandra Storm
Alpine pika, Ochotona alpina, is picky when it comes to the size of the stones to live among.
Russia, Altai mountains, Chike-Taman mountain pass.
Rus: это - алтайская пищуха, и это грызун.
Россия, республика Алтай, перевал Чике-Таман.
Another shot I've been fiddling with for a while...Y302 coasts down hill into Janesville, crossing the Rock River for the first time. I'm no bridge expert, but the second and four piers seems to sinking. Maybe some scouring problems? I'm sure Watco would love to sink a little money into this bridge.
However, this bridge is owned by the Union Pacific, who inherited it from the Chicago and North Western. At one time, this bridge carried a line that stretched from Fon Du Lac to Janesville. Interestingly, this line was part of the Lake Shore Division and not the Wisconsin Division like the other CNW trackage in Janesville. The division dividing line was just to the left of frame. In addition to the CNW, the Milwaukee Road used this bridge to access Janesville via Milton. Sometime prior to 1981, the CNW line was severed to Fort Atkinson, leaving only a small stub north of Janesville. Thus, this bridge became a lot less important for the CNW and their successor UP. However, this stub spur is still a major piece of the puzzle for the WSOR. From Anderson down to the spring switch near Jackson Street, the WSOR funnels all of their North Division and Madison Terminal traffic down to Janesville and Chicago. Interestingly, the WSOR actually needs to call UP and ask for permission to occupy this track.
This bridge has looked pretty sorry for quite a while. Although, the apparent scouring, is a new issue. Why does UP continue to hold on to this track for a few customers? I'm not sure. Maybe the state hasn't put up an offer to purchase the stub. Or maybe the UP is making enough money to justify the maintenance. Either way, it'll make for a nice prop for one of those classic Janesville shots.
Full disclosure: I've photoshopped out some wires out of the sky to clean up the image a little.
a few minutes in the woods to look and see after mountain biking tonight .. after all that climbing and descending, a chance to reflect on climbing as a way of life, a means of survival.
Note from expert - Your ID is correct...a female. I used Lycaena dorcas for the species name because it looks like the name helloides no longer will apply to Purplish Coppers except on the West Coast...I stick with the Mountain Copper being Lycaena florus and in the San Juan Mts. the subspecies is sangremar but genetics suggests it as a distinct species-level copper.
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This is a collective of women weavers who are also part of a Parents' support group, parents who have come together to support girls to stay in school, in partnership with the educational charity CAMFED. It was mesmerising to watch them weave; a lifetime of practice and a craft tradition that each individual adds their own expression to.
Expert Garage the Freightliner and Western Star Truck dealership located on Riverside Drive in Mountjoy Township in the City of Timmins Northeastern Ontario Canada
-Como en tantas ocasiones, planeas una salida para fotografiar ciertas cosas y te vuelves con otras. El dicho: más vale llevar y no usar que no llevar y necesitar, se cumple del todo.
-La mañana en el hayedo parecía que exigiría encuadres abiertos y grandes angulares, pero una vez más el 70-300 que casi queda en casa salvó la sesión con un par de fotos elegantes. (No tengo abuela)
O quizá tenga que aprender a usar angulares :-)
Con la inestimable compañía de Edu González Martín.
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Fotografía de "Oudemansiella mucida" en un tronco. (¿algún experto puede corroborar la especie?)
a 1/15 f.11 ISO 160, con linterna lateral en ligero contrapicado.