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Move-in day at upper campus for the class of 2018, with help from the "Welcome Wagon" upperclassmen volunteers. Baldwin helps. (Photo by Caitlin Cunningham)
A few more images from my new series (and upcoming exhibit) titled "Night Moves".
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Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.
May 2016.
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You move me to paint, to near abstraction, to play, to be, to just be, feel that gentle breeze and inhale the fragrance of sea and spring joined by these succulents that sprout once a year to strut their stuff...
This is a High Tide Vanessa that was repainted by Vin Trapani and re-rooted by Carlyle Nuera to look like Poésie Sans Couleur Vanessa.
I shot while they played hard!
This is Jeff, Karriem & Aj playing basket ball @ Brentwood park, I saw this move more than once & shot it more than once, I don't play basketball but I am assuming all real ball players have this move!
After all I I saw it in the movie Love & Basketball Sanaa Lathan & Omar Epps could play, LMBO.
Even my 3 year old grandson does it.
Fireteam Alpha of A-6-1 move ammo down a Colombian river as stealthily as possible.
This is part of Operation Brushfire. The story from the Alpha Company Forums, written by Provisional Company Commander Robin "GreenLead" Chang:
"When Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez announced his government's intention to actively assist the US Government in the latter's renewed war on narcotics sourced from the South American nation, a rouge Colombian general who was dependent on the bribes received from drug barons under his protection, Manuel Castaño, convinced members of the Maxist-Leninist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) to join him and many others in a plot to depose of Vélez. With Vélez's assassination and his cabinet forced into exile, Castaño installed himself as dictator and assigned the FARC as his personal militia, in addition to Colombian Army regulars loyal to his cause.
Once again, the United Nations Security Council mobilised troops from the LS, US, Russia and China as part of Multinational Force Colombia (MNF-C) to help remnants of government loyalist troops restore democracy to the region. Using the new combined-arms doctrine perfected during Exercise Easy Rider earlier in the year, Alpha Company engaged in counter-guerrilla warfare against Castaño's forces, destroying key outposts and securing important points of departures / passages. Ultimately, they were actively involved in the raid on the last FARC stronghold whereby Castaño was killed when the helicopter he attempted to escape in was downed by FGM-148 Javelin fire. Despite the dictator's death, fighting continued months after the official surrender as MNF-C found themselves fighting holdouts."