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Colorado State University's College of Health and Human Sciences celebrates its graduates at the Spring 2022 Commencement. May 15, 2022
seen from "Top Of The Rock"
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Ogden Lake is one of the many lakes that form off around the river sink, where the Santa Fe disappears underground and reappears approximately 3 miles downstream at River Rise State Park.
My son graduated from Chico State University with his degree in communications, graphic design , so proud of him
The Empire State building from the "Top of the Rock". I went up to the Rockerfeller Centre lookout for one of the best views of New York. I also shot some tilt-shift stuff of the city below. Looking up though, the view was just as great.
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Part of The Garden State, an essay I am working on.
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Colorado State University's College of Liberal Arts celebrates its graduates at the 2023 Spring Commencement. May 13, 2023
I shoot private sessions in the morning, and shoot pre-judging between shoots. This is one of those shots. Canon 5D MK III, 100-400mm lens.
This shot is from my collection taken at the Vivid Festival in Sydney. www.vivid.com.au A great event that began last year and has been taken to another level this year!
The State Library of NSW has never looked so spectacular! But seriously check out the inside of this building one day... it too is SPECTACULAR!
For a BIGGER impact make sure you view LARGE on black!... it's well worth it!
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Colorado State University's College of Liberal Arts celebrates its graduates at the 2023 Spring Commencement. May 13, 2023
Cars smash and crash into one another in the first of several figure 8 deomolition races at the Grandstand Monday, 9/2/13, at the NYS Fair. (Photo by Michael Okoniewski-NYS Fair)
Merlin Olsen Field at Romney Stadium is an outdoor football stadium in Logan, Utah, USA, on the campus of Utah State University (USU). It is the home field of the Utah State Aggies of the Mountain West Conference. It opened in 1968 and currently has a seating capacity of 25,513. Its AstroTurf GameDay Grass playing field runs in the traditional north-south configuration, and sits at an elevation of 4710 feet (1435 m) above sea level.
Named for Dick Romney, Utah State’s all-time most successful football coach and former athletics director, Romney Stadium was officially dedicated on September 27, 1969. The first game in the stadium came a season earlier in 1968, when USU defeated New Mexico State 28–12 on September 14.
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Title: Iowa State Forestry Graduates
Date: 1911
Description: (left to right) P.T. Smith, F.E. Ray, F.G. Freeman, G.B MacDonald, J.C. Whitham, L.S. Parke, R.L. Barrett, W.C. Koepke, L.R.A. Reynoldson, A.F. Hoffman
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I have always sneered in distaste at dogs that go all spasmodic when they meet new people. I don’t particularly enjoy having my thighs bruised by horny claws and my clothes slathered with substances that when dry take on a rather a suspect sheen.
An embarrassed laugh is reeled out as a nose thrusts towards my groin. “I already have a gynaecologist who I am very happy with thank you and her nose is far warmer than yours.” I gush with flushed cheeks, gracious smiles and a colossal inner rage building.
Just lately though I have been trawling my neighbourhood actively looking for dogs to thrust my groin at, working them up into a frenzy with high pitched baby talk and patting of my thighs just so that I can try out the techniques of my new hero; the dog whisperer.
It’s all about showing dominance.
Caesar Millan uses his fingers as a ‘bite’ to correct a dog’s undesired behaviour, that and a ‘tssh’ noise. Hey presto, within two bites and one ‘tssh’ the dog is lolling in a ‘calm submissive state’ at Caesar’s feet to the astonishment of the woman who originally bought Attila the Rottweiler as a baby substitute but then called in the dog whisperer when he started instead to eat babies.
Should Caesar Millan discover a particularly troublesome mutt, he takes it home to his pack where it can learn some manners via a kind of prison exercise ground environment where Caesar is the screw.
The dog whisperer’s methods can be just as effectively applied in human situations too.
The office where I work has a well established little pack of three, all fairly even in temperaments and no one is overly aggressive. We play ball together very happily indeed. Suddenly, one day in comes a new dog.
Caesar will not let an unbalanced dog that isn’t calm submissive enter the pack environment because it will upset the bum sniffing equilibrium and a fight will ensue. But there was no Caesar in the office to ‘tssh’ him and so in came the new dog all fired up and nipping at our inquisitive noses. I went to greet new dog (let’s call him Biggety boss) as a calm, balanced employee and was metaphorically bitten. He had felt it necessary to try to exert dominance by belittling my typing and dictation skills, or lack thereof. Having upset one dog this feeling spread throughout the pack causing terrible tension - long periods Googling had to be abandoned, we no longer dragged our worm ridden bums across the carpet, the office regularly fell silent when ordinarily the air would be filled with guffawing and the odd parp, or rather parping followed by guffaws.
The moment Biggety Boss belittled me I should have tsshed him and jabbed his neck.
In the meantime though it has been unnecessary to use the tssh and jab as the pack has successfully rehabilitated him. He may soon even be parping and guffawing along with us.
We should all use the bite and tssh in everyday life to correct unwanted behaviour.
Couples need no longer endure lengthy sulks, bickering or nagging. Instead when your other half does something you aren’t happy with – jab and tssh. No explanation necessary, no explanation offered. Simply deemed unacceptable behaviour – correct them and ignore them.
The formula for a balanced, well behaved dog = Exercise, discipline, affection – also applicable to men.
Here's another drone shot from the former Michigan State Penitentiary, which was once the largest walled prison in the world.
David and the guys playing show #99 (or *98 depending on what day you ask David), at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, OH. I was having SERIOUS battery issues tonight as I didn't realize I had bought off-brand batteries (don't EVER do this for you cameras). I was only able to shoot video of about half of the show before I had to stop and ONLY take still pictures (which really affects the quality of my pics). There is nothing really epic here. No 'stop you in your tracks, take your breath away' pics (like Sioux City or Great Jones), but there are a couple of nice ones.