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Taken at Pebble Beach in Marathon - this was on Tuesday October 26 the day before much of the storm hit - Thunder Bay was already getting hit with this storm...the sun broke out for about 5 minutes and the light was awesome - this is pretty much as shot (minor contrast adjustments).
A Japanese Beetle looks stuck on the end of this thistle, but what he's actually stuck to is a spider's web. A spider lies in wait under the head of the thistle to the lower left.
Smaller and smaller they get. This one is even named for its diminutive stature: Thesium pygmaeum. This tiny plant is hardly noticeable among the grasses. Restricted to the quartzite rocky outcrops this species was known only from the Bundi Valley area on the Zimbabwe side of the mountains until April this year when we found it on the slopes of Mt Nhamedimu on the Mozambique side.
Getting ready to make a run for it. :) I guess holding his tongue out like that helps him steady himself. ;)
Had some fun while getting ready for the #photoshoot in our studio! Full version is coming soon! Stay tuned!
Freshman Esther Padilla signs up to join the Liberal Studies Students Association.
Photo by Greg Andersen
finally, clothes that do what they say. found at 12,000 feet on a new mexico mountain. i don't know who was more lost, the jacket or the owner.
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Apr 8, 2011 5 PM
LC students (male and female) get their heads shaved in the Dell to raise funds for the St. Baldrick's Foundation.
Maddie has a cute little remnant of her pit-fighting ancestors, the original Boston Bulldogs. That is, if you point at something and tell her to “Get It”, she’s all over it. No questions asked, just on it. We are bad dog parents and employ this tactic to pit her against stuffed animals, vacuum cleaners, unwelcomed guests*…and the sprinkler. She would still be out there right now, fiercely waging war against the sprinkler, a solid little muscular ball of muffled barks and gurgles if I hadn’t offered her treats to get her back inside. She occasionally runs to the back door to make sure it’s not still out there waiting to get her.
*not really
© 2010 studio fetch.
Picture from the 2019 Marine Corps Station Miramar Air Show in San Diego California. This year the Royal Air Force's flight demonstration team, the Red Arrows put on a show.
MAZAR-E SHARIF, 13 September 2018 - The terrible impact of the Afghan war on its civilians was the focus of this week’s 2018 Mazar Short Film Festival.
Supported by UNAMA, the festival showcased the work of film-makers from Balkh province. The films, of up to six minutes in length, looked at the many different ways the lives of ordinary civilians are effected by the conflict: on family life, on education and health care, with civilians getting caught up in crossfire, unexploded ordnances and improvised explosive devices shattering lives, and how children are recruited by parties to the conflict.
The winner of the Best Film award went to Shahwali Ibrahimi for his film Zindagi Dobara (New life), a harrowing story of teacher and his pupils caught up in a terror-attack.
“I wanted to tell a story of the war and how it is destroying our society, especially children,” said Ibrahimi, adding “My film is also about courage, hope and dreams of a future without war.”
The short films will be widely shown in months ahead as part of UNAMA Human Rights work with all sectors of society to get parties to the conflict to implement measures to reduce the effects of the conflict on civilians.
“The films depict the daily reality for many Afghans, a reality of pain and loss. More than 6,000 civilians have lost their lives or been injured in the conflict since January alone this year,” said UNAMA’s Human Rights Chief, Danielle Bell. “We hope that the films will help audiences hear Afghan voices calling for a ceasefire, an end to the bloodshed and the beginning of a peace process,” said Bell.
All production team’s submitting films to the festival were required to demonstrate the substantive involvement of women in the film-making. Women civilians are inordinately impacted by the conflict.
One of the actresses, Najiba Mirzage, said the festival provided a unique platform for filmmakers and the creative industry to contribute to the peace process through film. She hopes that the festival will grow bigger in years ahead and that films will be shown widely across and beyond Afghanistan.
The top three films were announced as the winners. The Jury also named best actor, best actress, best male director, best female director, best child actor, and best child actress. Judging was conducted by a panel of five nominated by UNAMA and composed of representatives from Afghan Film, the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission-Northern region, Arzu TV, UNAMA Human Rights and a technical expert.
Photo UNAMA / Fardin Waezi.
I needed a Get Well card. The idea behind the card is a contrast between the health and not being well.
Hydrangea K5376
Leaf Prints CL395
Getting new eye makeup techniques from a pro. She's talented, ambitious business woman, a great friend and it certainly doesn't hurt that she's also beautiful ...
After a 10.5 hour shift I went down to The Depot Climbing Center again with Luther..
Hard work but good to make some shapes!!
Circular Quay gets ready for NYE … …
Circular Quay has two peak occasions, New Year's Eve and Vivid. I had a chance to have a look at the preparations that have been made for New Year's Eve 2018 today, All tidy, and ready for the masses. Sure jobs need finishing, but if you squint, and apply your imagination you can almost see a Citadis among the trees!