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Both elegant ole stylish ladies these , both 95 years old and holding their age well and both are sisters , 1926 Lancia Lambdas . Their on a Sunday outing with other members of the Lancia Car club with these girls getting that added respect for age and grace .
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While a far cry from the "OG" P&W scheme, this is far superior to the G&W corporate scheme. The trio of brown and orange locomotives power GRWO south past Moosehorn Pond on a chilly December 2, 2024. My two kids quite enjoyed watching from the far side of the pond as the train wasn't too close for their liking and they could watch and listen to the entire thing go by without any danger of the crew "blowing da horn!"
Did you really think you would escape the ugly face of today's politics by retreating to nature? There is nothing wrong with being in nature, just do not look the other way. Respect yourself!
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July 16, 2024 - South of Odessa Nebraska
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Dark, swirling storm clouds dominate the sky, casting dramatic shadows over a vast, open field with hay bales scattered across it. A lonely road cuts through the landscape, leading the eye toward the horizon and the approaching tempest.
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Hong Kong's skyscrapers. IFC and ICC sit on the opposite end. The Central Plaza, Times Square and Central Skyscrapers are visible as well.
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Created for Vivid Imagination's Graffiti & Street Art challenge.
Sometimes I have no idea where an image is going until it gets there. In this case, the opposite was true.
Last year I went to a panel discussion on graffiti and street art. The panelists included a street artist, a gallery owner, a museum curator, and an arts writer. At the time it struck me as ironic that this renegade -- even anti-social -- art form is now subject matter for museums and art galleries.
On the one hand, I think it's great that these outsider artists are getting some well-deserved recognition -- even to the point of receiving commissions to create their work. On the other, I can't help but be struck by the fact that some of the same people now lauded by the art establishment have shown so little respect for others' property in the past. But I guess this is just another example of a familiar pattern: yesterday's outlaws become today's heroes.
In yet another irony, graffiti -- which property owners regularly paint over -- is now preserved on the pristine white walls of the contemporary art gallery -- often referred to (not always with admiration) as "the white cube": "Unshadowed, white, clean, artificial, the space is devoted to the technology of esthetics. Works of art are mounted, hung, scattered for study. Their ungrubby surfaces are untouched by time and its vicissitudes." (Brian O'Doherty, Inside the White Cube: Notes on the Gallery Space)
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A few days ago, on the flickr universe, I had the misfortune to see some pictures really disrespectful towards a little animal ...
If you really can not love them, would be enough a bit of RESPECT!... Idiot!
"Respect the hair game"
This was the most fun I've had making a figure in a long time. This guy came out way better than I thought he would.
I found the series 15 minifig wave at my local target and was able to find the wrestler champ fig pretty much for the hair...
and boy did it turn out great.
So yeah not a lot to say about this guy, I sanded down the mullet so it wasn't as long as it was before. He's wearing his light blue button down and of course, his cargo shorts.
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I'm debating whether to post by dark knight Batman or civil war Iron Man next... you guys decide!
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We MAY have been able to get up next to the wind turbines via the ATV trails because of that lovely little beast over there in the bottom right. Tyler's Rangerover "ange" got us up the hill with VERY little trouble. We parked here and walked the rest of the way up to the turbines. they AMAZE me.
Later on instead of turning around we drove up closer to the turbines. climbed some steep inclines and went down some more steep ones. there's video of the whole thing somewhere. i'll post the link later.
so i figured i'd make a mock landrover ad out of this shot cause i respect that truck like something feirce! came up with the slogan cause the ride was pretty boucey and shakey, but the truck was un stirred. ;) also it works because the thing is notoriously british.
Genéricamente se define como la sobrevaloración del Yo respecto de otros por superar, alcanzar o superponerse a un obstáculo, situación o bien en alcanzar un status elevado y subvalorizar al contexto. También se puede definir la soberbia como la creencia de que todo lo que uno hace o dice es superior, y que se es capaz de superar todo lo que digan o hagan los demás. También se puede tomar la soberbia en cosas vanas y vacÃas (vanidad) y en la opinión de uno mismo exaltada a un nivel crÃtico y desmesurado (prepotencia)
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Native to South Africa, this plant with its pea-like flowers is found on dunes, rocky slopes, in forests, along streams, in scrub and open grassland from the Bokkeveld Mountains near Clanwilliam in the Western Cape to Kwazulu-Natal. It's very happy growing on a dry hill in my back yard.
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Borsha Dhara says
Trust, believe and paying respect is very important of our life. Common sense have to take at the correct time and.place.
Soy consciente. De hecho hace ya algún tiempo que me he dado cuenta.
Y tras una cierta sensación de desconcierto, me he decidido a llamar a un tipo que sabe muchÃsimo acerca de estos temas.
Al llamar al experto (y tras una inevitable risa refleja por su parte), éste me ha dicho: "...es tu sensación de longitud de onda en relación al espectro electromagnético. La capacidad de encontrar variaciones significativas aún teniendo una previa concepción o percepción, se puede traducir en alteraciones cromáticas imprevistas y no controladas. Dichas alteraciones (al margen de ser o no compartidas por terceros) no son más que una gráfica traducción de la quÃmica cerebral. Esto, lejos de ser un motivo de preocupación, se convierte en un fenómeno que favorece la exploración de nuevos sentidos de manera excepcional. Tu longitud de buena onda personal respecto a dicho espectro te acerca a nuevas percepciones y enfoques que encuentran en la constante experimentación su principal motor, ampliando asà el número de entradas y registros del abanico de tu mundo a todo color"
Y ya me he quedado más tranquilo.
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Travelling aroud the Argentario through via Panoramica.
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The cost for the fight for freedom has no price tag...And freedom comes with the privilege of responsibility, towards wise stewardship of our countries.
To our soldiers, we owe everything, for without them what would we have?
Thank you for your sacrifices in the past, and today
Much honour and respect to each of you.
May 29, 2016 - Southwest of Holdrege Nebraska, US
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At the time of these captures, we had some incredible rotation.
This side of the storm was tightening, but it would only last briefly before it became rain wrapped and slide back into the cloud bank.
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While on a road trip through Colorado, a peregrine falcon landed on a fence post a few feet away. It flew away before I could react, and just like that, I was obsessed. Since then, I made it a point to look out for the members of the falcon and the hawk family whenever I can. While many cool birds belong to these bird families, no one is more iconic than the Bald Eagle. As a symbol, it's everywhere you look, especially in the United States, but the real deal has eluded me so far, until last Sunday.
We were close to our breaking point from staying home and dealing with a toddler who is growing rebellious by the day. So we decided to do a quick drive on the scenic drive nearby. While photography was not part of the original plan, I decided to grab my birding gear anyway. While on our drive, I noticed some movement by the road and decided to check it out. It turns out what I watched was a bald eagle landing on a tree nearby. But once I stopped, we noticed that there were two birds. They were perched on a dead tree near a small pond. Unfortunately, the pond was quite far from the road, and there were no access roads. We drove around a bit to get close to the birds, but it was still far, even with my 700mm focal length. As I pondered my options, the golden hour started, and warm side-lighting began to come into the scene. Even though I could not get close to this iconic bird's portrait, I am still super stoked with this environmental portrait.
"Our ancestors knew that nature is beautiful and terrifying, that rainbows are courted by storms, that day shares the sky with night, that decay caresses beauty's cheek..."- Tree Keepers Oracle Angie Sullins
The Gray Fox has walked this Earth for much longer then us <3
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