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together we ALL got over a ten foot wall. it was AWESOME! i did it 2nd. man that was embarrassing but still awesome.
An annual family event when the yearling calves are brought in from the range and are branded, inoculated and a couple other things. Then they are released back to their mothers and returned to the range. (DSC_3768.jpg)
This was done for Active Assignment Weekly:
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Assignment:
The assignment this week is to take a photo that could be used in a motivational poster. We've all seen them. Some are really well done and others, not so much.
Feel free to use the Flickr Toy's Motivator tool to give the photo that finished look. Otherwise just type your motivational words of wisdom in the photo notes.
Here's a group of motivational poster photos to get your creative ideas flowing: www.flickr.com/groups/mock/
Restriction: None
Dare: Have some fun with this assignment. Maybe you can make the poster look very professional and "real" but when you read the words it's really a joke and pokes fun at the whole idea of motivational posters.
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WIT:I got these surprising pictures of the slug and spider on a morning walk earlier this week. Just cut and pasted in paint, and put together the poster in Irfanview (free photoshop knockoff). Obviously going for the dare in this one. : )
Preparing for Summer Session 2007. The entire Classroom Technology Support team is involved in the testing and setup of the videoconferencing to the UC Centers in Fresno and Bakersfield.
USFWS Habitat and Population Evaluation Team (HAPET) biologists work side by side with PWLC staff to prepare and teach the duck banding session of PSC. Photo by Tina Shaw/USFWS.
After the game on Friday night, I was able to capture this moment that most high school young men wouldn't normally want admit to...that moment when they all know that football is not just a game that they play or a sport that they participate in but it is a team, a family, and a brotherhood that lasts a lifetime. This was after a tough loss for the Cavaliers and a hard talk from the head coach afterward but it all comes back into perspective when they join together to recite the Lord's Prayer. That game is history and they start getting ready for the next one...as a team!!
Technical Information:
Camera - Nikon D5200
Lens – Nikkor 18-300mm Zoom
ISO – 2500
Aperture – f/5.3
Exposure – 1/10 second
Focal Length – 60mm
The original RAW file was processed with Adobe Camera Raw and final adjustments were made with Photoshop CS5. A conversion to Black & White was completed with Nik Silver Efects Pro with a little added toning. After getting back into CS5, I added a layer mask and painted some of the color back onto the photo with the brush set at 22% opacity.
"For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." ~Jeremiah 29:11
Mmmm, love tuna! This memorial is located on Shelter Island just a few minutes from downtown San Diego. It's a terrific place to spend a little quiet time near the water away from the crowds.
EMS and fire service are rescuing a trapped patient. Fortunately it's an exercise: fire service and EMS Oberndorf a. N. / Germany
Imagine if you can, 12 individuals who have never before worked together. They arrive in a foreign country and set up shop in hospitals in varying states of development. They are committed to helping disadvantaged people live better, more productive lives. The help they offer is highly specialized and often unavailable to poor people in developing countries.
The hospital has its own challenges: plugs that don't work, cold water only, which runs intermittently, toilets we really don't want to talk about, a recovery room without air-conditioning...the list goes on. It is challenging to mix 12 strangers together, put them in a new and very different environment and ask them to perform at peak level. But that is exactly what they are doing here, for two intense weeks.
The local doctors and nurses are pleased to have us here. The Vietnamese nurses scrub in and assist the American surgeons. The local surgeons come to observe difficult cases. The hospital has requested the team give some lectures.
The first child comes in for surgery and I am sobered. Lives are at risk. There is an energy in the air as the team gets ready and anesthesia is administered.
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Tigers, the British Army's Parachute Team in action at Wales National Airshow, Swansea 2017. The smoke is green, it is not a colour cast in the clouds.
Talking with people.The old UNICEF staff hark back to when Jim Grant was the Executive Director. They tell tales of a world without internet and management software, when UNICEF’s job was to take the words of the people to the ear of the minister, when what counted was mud on your boots..I had one of those days Monday and it was wonderful. I went out to coach a team from our Kankan field office on how to monitor projects. We got to Niagassola at the end of the day. It is a small village in the far North East of the country. From the tarmac it was about a three hour drive along a track over dusty plains some chalk white others with the red grit of laterite. .After dark we settled down with men and women from the village. The weather was 23c, with a damp mist in the air. I have never felt such cold weather in Upper Guinea. So we huddled together around a fire. They told up about how the school and the health centre were working and what were their biggest concerns for themselves and their children. I got the feeling that people in Niagassola are not shy of telling us what they think, but there is something about talking in the dark at the end of the day that loosens up your tongue. There was a Griot, a story teller, a poet, in the group and he conjured up words from the fire to show us how things were. .We sat, listened and noted. We were with a couple of colleagues from the government who were from the regional administrative capital in Kankan. Both experienced, senior officials, it was a first for them, so they said, to sit down and hear what the people had on their minds.