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This mother killdeer is "housing" three little chicks under her wings! ... @ Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
and then, and THEN, I asked Mark Mothersbaugh to stand completely still and I asked rest of the band to shrivel up and get into the mop bucket AND THEY DID!!
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Era uma sexta-feira, um fim de tarde na pista que construímos com recursos próprios em um lote inutilizado pela prefeitura de Passira-PE, Brasil, que, posteriormente, foi destruída pelo mesmo homem que antes havia cedido o terreno e prometido total apoio às obras da mesma.
O sol concedia seus últimos raios do dia, iluminando as alvas nuvens algodoadas que ali flutuavam. Na cena, ao fundo, meu irmão, Ábner Santana, esperava sua vez de saltar, enquanto observava Paulo "Speed", um barbeiro completamente apaixonado por motos, roubando tempo entre um corte de cabelo e outro, decolando com estilo em sua Honda NXR Bros 125cc, de bermuda, camisa do Fluminense, Havaianas nos pés, capacete cor-de-rosa para pequenos e médios impactos, e, claro, seu relógio Casio, essencial para que não perdesse a hora. A pressa e empolgação para sentir-se voando mais uma vez, no pouco tempo que teria livre, o fizeram colocar a segurança em segundo plano, e, vendo a magia de um homem trabalhador que se alegra como um menino, aproveitei a última fresta de luz que ali estava para registrá-lo (com focagem manual), iluminado no céu; um astro, um pássaro, uma criança.
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It was a Friday, an evening at the track that we built with our own resources in a batch unusable by the city of Passira-PE, Brazil, which was later destroyed by the same man who had earlier ceded the land and promised full support to works the same.
The sun gave its last rays of the day, illuminating the lily cottony clouds floating there. In the scene, in the background, my brother, Abner Santana, waiting their turn to jump as he watched Paulo "Speed", a barber completely passionate about bikes, stealing time between a haircut and another, taking off with style in your Honda NXR Bros 125cc, with shorts, Fluminense shirt, Havaianas sandals on his feet, helmet color pink for small and medium impacts, and, of course, your Casio watch, essential not to lose time. The rush and excitement to feel flying once again in the short time we have free safety did put in the background, and seeing the magic of a hardworking man who rejoices as a boy, I took the last one Silver Lining light that was there to record it (with manual focus), illuminated in the sky, a star, a bird, a child.
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a bike rider waiting for a green red light at Normanby (Queensland) on his way to the gym.
he may be dressed for the gym and not seemingly dressed appropriately for safety on his bike.
A string of Chicago Northwestern cabooses sit on a siding somewhere North of Springfield, Illinois.
(Using Google maps, it appears this is Barr, IL. I recall a grain elevator with a siding)
These were along the highway on our way home from the Illinois State Fair. They all ended up going south in small groups to a scrap yard in East St. Louis on trains with the cabooses right behind the locomotives. This photo was taken my my Disc camera and scanned.
The day I discovered DEVO as a 12 year old kid growing up in Salt Lake City Utah could easily be the most significant in my development as an artist, for it is the one time I can truly remember the lights coming on with a billion volts of DING! It was the first time I can ever recall being actually amazed by creativity and art, up til then, I felt I had a corner on the market of strange, different and unique in my little world and all I was doing was wearing my watch on my ankle and rolling up only ONE SLEEVE -- I was CRAZY, you know, like Donny Osmond and his purple socks.
Anyway, I think it's safe to say that there has been no singular bigger influence on the way I approach art and creativity than DEVO, so asking Mark Mothersbaugh to pose, in the same outfit and hat he wore on the album that changed my life, next to a mop bucket and a safety cone, and having him oblige me for a good ten minutes, was one of the few moments in my life where I actually had on loop in my head "is this really happening?"
DEVO is the best band of all time.
"I wrote a story about one way DEVO changed me -- it's called A Hairdo Suspense Thriller and it will make you cry.
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A bit of a commotion broke out at Maam Cross horse fair when a bonham (piglet) escaped and ran through the fair, leaving considerable consternation in its wake! Some time later this man emerged through the crowd, triumphant, as you can see, having chased and re captured the unfortunate bolter! Anyway, he caught the piglet, and I caught him bringing home the bacon, in a manner of speaking, and so a great day was had by all!
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Rafting is popular in Jasper National Park. The outfitter managing this group made it fun but a serious business - the participants were dressed in wet suits and lifejackets, and they spent a considerable amount of time on shore orienting everyone to safety rules. Once they carried the boats to the water's edge, more practice was done with paddling commands, team work, and seating. It was a good thing too as no sooner did one group practice getting in while still on shore, that one of the crew was bounced right out of the boat when someone sat behind them.
I was interested in what they were doing and one of the instructors was kind enough to let me photograph them when I promised that I would send him copies of the pictures. The next day, we were unable to leave due to a heavy snowfall that closed pretty well everything.
This was the most crazy show I've ever been too. Over 1,000 people at an illegal house show in West Oakland. People were jumping off that roof into the crowd, those two cars on the right got flattened and when the line of ten cop cars pulled up at 2:20am they were bombarded by kids lined up against that GATS sign hurling 40s at them. I'll never forget that crash, crash, thwat sound of bottles hitting police cars.
This photo is from before it got really crazy. When Japanther played, there was a huge projection of people dancing on the wall above them that we later realized was the police shining a spot light on the roof.
We saw people helping people of the roof the NEXT morning and people were found scattered about the neighborhood asleep in peoples backyards at 10am. The whole block was crushed with graffiti.
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KCS 4859, newly-painted in Shreveport with "Safety Starts Here" logos on each side of it leads the MSZSH-23 train around the curve in Houston, Texas. .On the other side of the unit, the same logo exists, but in Spanish and with the KCSM logo on the nose.
Having closed off Stedham Lane... a crew of tree surgeons attempt to clear a fallen tree from its rather inconvenient resting place.
Macro Mondays Theme - Contradictions
Taken with a 180mm macro lens for maximum distance and with my husband close to hand with a bucket of water!
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The ship was built in 1952 in Poland and a large part of its life serviced in the Soviet Navy as the “Fort Shevchenko”, until 1999 when it was sold and renamed “La Famille Express”. The circumstances of the wreck are not clearly known, except for that it ran aground during the Hurricane Frances in 2004. Nobody salvaged the ship so far and many parts fell prey to looters. Right now, the ship is a great local landmark attraction tourists coming to Turks and Caicos.
Source: www.theworldroamer.com/most-famous-shipwrecks-of-the-world/