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Sea otter pup, Enhydra Lutris, wrapped up in mom; only an hour wait today for the pup to briefly wake up; Embarcadero, Morro Bay, CA
An NYCT security officer is on duty at the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal keeping watch over BU gate car 1273 and locomotive 884 as they sit overnight awaiting a truck to come pick up the former. The car is to be loaded onto a lo-boy trailer so it can be used as a float in the "Hometown Heroes" ticker tape parade scheduled for tomorrow, 7/7/2021. The parade is to honor the essential workers that helped the city through the COVID-19 pandemic. The car will be used as a float for transit workers, 156 of whom died due to COVID-19.
BU gate car
R77 (GE SL50 50-ton, 1983)
South Brooklyn Marine Terminal
South Brooklyn Railway (SBK)
Promedica Health Security, Toledo, Ohio. This unit was originally used at Toledo Hospital but had been moved to a smaller campus. Unfortunately this unit was involved in an accident and was likely retired as I had not seen it again after I took these photos.
Offspring is abundant in Yellowstone this time of the year. We saw many bears on the prowl, looking for and killing young elk calves. It was amazing to watch these bison surround a new calf, during a white-out snowstorm.
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for people who don't believe in santa, think again! you should see who the security was in this private village , found it too irresistible not to photograph he he he
A Florida Hospital Security Ford Police Interceptor Utility in the parking garage at Florida Hospital Altamonte
Well the way the Security guard reacted when i pointed the camera at this building you would expect it to have been a TOP SECRET HQ !!!
A day in London for street photography !!!!
Big thanks to Dave Mason for showing us around the East End of London some amazing places around there , Was also joined by Tim Gareth for a 19 hour day !!!
Dave is doing tours for photographer around London i so advise you to sign up for one !!
Sad sign of the times when this is on the doors at the hospital
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latch on door of little white chapel, Johnson Creek RV Resort, Ingram, TX. Sony nex5n and Sigma 30/2.8.
Genetics is something incredible. When I was a kid I used to suck my thumb, and naturally I also had my “security blank”. Today we are struggling to have my older daughter quit sucking HER thumb!!! This is my daughter security blank. She calls it “Pulee”. Don’t know why, but she starting calling it this since she learned her first words. Unfortunately I don’t think I had a name for mine… ;-)
Macro Monday project – 08/16/10
"Childhood Memories"
that time of the year for another state of the nation address (sona) . security preparations on the way
Lance Cpl. Xavier Forges, a mortarman from New Orleans, La., assigned to Company K, Battalion Landing Team 3/2, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, provides security against possible small boat incursions aboard the USS Carter Hall (LSD 50) while at sea July 20, 2013. The 26th MEU is a Marine Air-Ground Task Force forward-deployed to the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility aboard the Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group serving as a sea-based, expeditionary crisis response force capable of conducting amphibious operations across the full range of military operations.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Michael S. Lockett/Released)
This is a view of the Hither Green trading estate in Clevedon on the evening of Thursday 8th February 2018. The estate is situated close to the town's junction with the M5 motorway and is adjacent to a large housing development.
In the centre you can see the 'kiosk' that is inhabited by security guards, who seem to be on duty 24/7. I regularly have legitimate reason to be in this estate, even after dark. On one such occasion I thought I would walk past the kiosk towards an area I don't normally venture into to see what reaction it might stimulate. Sure enough, one of the guards quickly emerged and engaged me in conversation as to what I was doing. As soon as he was satisfied that I was not an intending criminal he visibly relaxed and the rest of our exchange was good-humoured. But it made me think; the threat of crime here must be sufficiently high to justify such a facility.
Security is the unofficial name given to Peter Gabriel's fourth solo album, otherwise known simply as 'Peter Gabriel', just like its three predecessors. Sometimes it is also referred to as 'PG4'. Thinking about that album gives me the excuse to relate a little story that I always associate with it. Unfortunately it works better told verbally than written, but I'll give it a go anyway.
Back in the autumn of 1982 I went on a weekend trip from Keynsham to Wakefield by car with three friends. We had the then-new 'PG4' playing on the car's cassette machine virtually continuously. Our outward journey was on the Friday afternoon/evening, and by the time we got close to our destination it was quite late at night. As we crept through the darkened streets of Wakefield the following conversation ensued.
"Futch*, where are we?" asked Graham, who was driving.
"I dunno Graham, I can't see any street names," replied Futch, peering through the window.
"There's one there; what does it say?" said Graham.
"Wait a minute … it's … um … TEE - EYE - THE BARN STREET Graham," answered Futch.
Happily we soon found the place we were looking for but, as you can imagine, Futch was never allowed to live down that pronunciation error, and it has been a source of amusement to me ever since.
* pronounced "Fewtch"
A security guard for one of the Smithsonian buildings on a break. I forget what street, Washington, DC.
A Dutch soldier with the Royal Netherlands Army provides security in a simulated attack while conducting an air assault mission during exercise Swift Response 17 at the U.S. Army’s 7th Army Training Center in Grafenwhor, Germany, Oct. 13, 2017. Swift Response 17, Phase II is an annual, U.S. Army Europe-led exercise focused on allied airborne forces’ ability to quickly and effectively respond to crisis situations as an interoperable multi-national team. The exercise takes place at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, Oct. 2-20, 2017 and includes approximately 7,000 participants from 10 NATO nations. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Seth Plagenza) www.dvidshub.net
... I got this in an email from my brother-in-law today. It made me remember two things: Nothing changes but the decimal point and an old Central Texas German-Amerian expression, "What goes around comes around."
This security guard got curious about what I was up to after I snapped his picture here. So curious, in fact, that he was eager to look at the photos on my camera. I was happy to oblige and we actually had a good chat.
In deference to him, I'll just say that this is in Washington, DC., and leave it at that.
1980s era Honda Accord pulling security duty in Delano, California. Looks in pretty good shape for a 25-year old car.
Afghan children walk alongside U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Jacob Kartchner, a team leader with 4th Platoon, Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, and 28-year-old native of Long Beach, Calif., in the hopes of receiving candy from Kartchner as he patrols with fellow Marines and Afghan National Police outside the Hazar Joft Bazaar here, April 8, 2012. On the patrol, the Kilo Co. Marines partnered with members of the ANP to maintain security in and around the bazaar, one of the busiest commercial centers in Helmand province’s Garmsir district. Their partnership is a vital part of preparing the Afghan National Security Forces to assume lead security responsibility in Garmsir.
Regimental Combat Team-5, 1st Marine Division
Photo by Cpl. Reece Lodder
Date Taken:04.09.2012
Location:HAZAR JOFT, AF
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