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A cropped version of this photo illustrates a press-release of donkeysanctuary.org.uk, titled "Crisis talks on Namibia's donkey population", posted 8 September 2017.
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1. crocheted miniature pinscher, 2. polymer clay poinsettia, 3. crocheted pug, 4. Crocheted Candy Canes, 5. amigurumi sea turtles, 6. Reindeer, Snowman, Elf - Christmas PocketAmi, 7. realistic pumpkin, 8. crocheted chihuahua, 9. woven paper cards, 10. crochet paint, brush & palette set, 11. Amigurumi Discworld view 3, 12. tissue paper carnations (close up), 13. paper models: penguin & turtle, 14. AfricAmi! Elephant, Hippo, Rhino, 15. stellated icosahedron, 16. lucky stars, 17. needlefelted guinea pig, 18. crocheted miniature schnauzer puppy, 19. granny throw, 20. crocheted corgi, 21. crocheted german shepherd, 22. shrink plastic rings, 23. crocheted husky, 24. crocheted daffodils, 25. amigurumi rat, 26. first granny squares, 27. AquaAmi Set 1 (view 1), 28. crocheted dwarf bunny, 29. crocheted polar bear close up, 30. makeup bag
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NASA Kennedy Space Center's Emergency Response Team members prepare to compete in the 34th Annual SWAT Round-up International at the Lawson Lamar Firearms and Tactical Training Center in Orlando, Florida. The competition was held Nov. 15 to 18, and featured five different competition categories. Kennedy's ERT members exchanged best practices and competed with 60 teams from the U.S. and around the world. Photo credit: NASA/Kim Shiflett
Block and Bridle Club preparing lunch. Ag Leadership Day activities on Friday morning, October 6th, during the 2017 Ag RoundUp Week on the campus of the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.
(Left to right) UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment Dean Nancy Cox presented Outstanding Staff Awards to Chad Tucker, Department of Veterinary Sciences, Hugo Hamilton, Department of Animal and Food Sciences, Mary Payton, UK Veterinary Diagnostic Lab, Robin Notton, Department of Animal and Food Sciences and Eillen Kopp of Laurel County Cooperative Extension at an awards ceremony during the 2019 Ag Roundup festivities.
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Well, we’re finally here. The last day of 2012 is now upon us, and what a year this has been.
As well as being the busiest year of my working career, it’s also the busiest year as far as travel goes. I’ve never had much of a travel bug, but as well as a few stints to various parts of the UK I have been off to places such as Prague, Gothenburg, Washington D.C, New York, Seattle, Toronto as well as trips to Austria and Iceland.
This year I’ve passed the 500th post on this blog, maintaining my one post every weekday without fail, and had my images featured in both a magazine and an exhibition, plus I’ve started to make sales on Getty images plus have sold in a shop. I’ve also taken down first prize in a photography contest which is why I’ve added the Sony NEX-7 to my camera bag.
Speaking of gear, I made the leap to full frame with the Canon 5D Mark II and have had the pleasure of becoming the owner of some great products from F-Stop, 3 Legged Thing and Promote Systems.
Of course with all of this I’ve met some great people as well, making new friends as well as reshooting with those already known. there are too many people to mention here…though I imagine that it’s a list of around 40 people.
At the end of 2011 I wrote a list of things I wanted to do within 2012. These were:
A new camera – done (x2)
Share more of my workflow – I haven’t been great at this; I did one video at the start of the year and another at the end.
Participate more socially (sharing, visiting other photographer sites) – I have been quite poor with this, but that ties in with the busy working year I guess. Plus my perpetual laziness.
Sell something – I’ve managed to do this, and a passive income is great. I do need to do more on this however.
I’m not going to write another list for the next year, but feel my photography is certainly heading in the right direction.
I want to thank everyone for following my work throughout this year, for commenting on and sharing my stuff, and also for inspiring me.
Head over to the daily photoblog to see a pick of my favourite images of 2012.
The UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment faculty and staff celebrated Staff Appreciation Day during Roundup Week.