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Those are my friend Nathalie's hands :) I like to organize some times music parties!! She was playing Lily from Aaron :)
A Gloster Gladiator taking part in an air show at the Old Warden Airfield.
The Gloster Gladiator was the last of a long line of biplane fighters to serve in the RAF (Royal Air Force) and FAA (Fleet Air Arm), was in front line service from 1937 to 1941, and took part in the Norwegian and Middle East campaigns. There's lots of info on this plane on Wikipedia.
This example was built in 1937 and is part of The Shuttleworth Collection (Shuttleworth (Old Warden) Aerodrome, Nr. Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, SG18 9EP).
I took this picture along with many more during an air show at Old Warden Airfield. A fondly remembered day :-)
Those lawn and leaf bags... y'know, that get picked up so reliably by the city, which also charges $2 per trash bag on top of the taxes which cover trash pick up... Yep, those are pretty much stuck there till spring.
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Those pictures where I needed to do some cropped of length, I put into 8x10 format... I might try do to the same for other pictures you like, though in some cases it totally screws the composition.
Here's one those perfectly timed images like the kind that used to be seen in National Geographic magazine in film days. Now with digital techniques, many such images abound on the web - many are perfectly timed and just as many are staged or faked. This is the Full Harvest Moon rising above the under-construction Innovation Centre for Engineering on the west side of the University of Alberta campus, as seen from Valleyview Drive on Sep 30, 2012. I didn't know the Moon would cut through the crane until I saw it peek out from behind the building. I changed my position by a few meters and waited for just the right moment.
One of the out takes She was either about to undress or getting dressed and I was fooling around with the camera
One more trip out to Brooks Falls in the morning with lots of bears in action, fishing, and patrolling the falls. Photo taken in Katmai National Park, Alaska.
This Week in Bristol Indiana - 8-4-18. Those who frequently drive along the old River Road in Bristol Indiana may have been surprised to see that the usual waving stalks of corn had been replaced with potatoes this year that were harvested in the past week. Semis and machinery and the crew that came with them spent a long day at work in the field. A report from Purdue University indicates that Indiana farmers may have to change the types of crops they grow and the timing, due to expected warmer wetter weather ahead. Potatoes have become a profitable crop with demand from potato chip makers and McDonald french fries producers. Which might this crop become? No current report on that. On a hot and sultry afternoon, the air-conditioned downtown Chicago Deli was a welcome place for 3 local ladies to spend a few minutes enjoying conversation and cold drinks. This may also have involved pizza - but that was long gone before the photo was taken. The local Beachy family enjoys their home along the St. Joe River in downtown Bristol, and like to invite family and friends to come for an event like the recent Beachy Bristol Bash with a carnival theme featuring food and fun. Neil Lachmund was on hand to spin some new or old or just for you tunes for the guests.
THE BLEEDERS.
Those pesky little Bleeders thought they could come down from Glasgow to entertain the Paisley fans as they supported the punk legend and ex Sex Pistols original bass player Glen Matlock. Well they did and they looked like they had a great time too boot…..
Jackson Harvey and Daniel McGuiga’s guitar and drum band went on stage just after 8pm dressed in bark capes with bleeding black and red eye makeup after Drummer Daniel told me their style of music was a mix of punk and country. Both members joked with themselves and the fans in between songs while Daniels guitar went throw a bass and guitar amp resulting in the lower strings sounding like a bass as he played single notes. And for a two peace band they had a full lively sound while mixing in samples from kids yelling to segments of music that had the crowds well entertained.
At one point in the show Jack ran off stage in the middle of one of their songs and straight into the toilet while still playing his guitar that had the audience laughing. Only for Daniel to say on his return, “I hope you washed your hands” that brought further laughter from the crowds. Drummer Daniel later told me Jack got a new wireless radio jack plug for his guitar and it was all spontaneous and good banter with the fans.
This once four piece band exited stage left around 8.40pm and in no way were intimidated by the fans or what was still to come and why everyone was at the Bungalow bar as they left with a smile on their faces and chuffed to have supported on of punks greats bands members…
A cracking night folks and all good fun and why people need to get out their and support their local venues and live music..
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Those smokebox door handles look futile, however when brushing down the running board and standing up I near enough knocked myself out for a moment. I'm fine now though!
Noo! Don't bleach your freckles, cute freckled lads and lasses of days past! ;__;
Oh, by the way, apparently they still make this stuff!
In august 2007, people from all over the UK gathered to protest plans to add a third runway to heathrow airport. Heathrow already produces more CO2 than most countries, and adding more flights at a time when climate change threatens the entire planet is nothing short of madness.
We were joined by locals from the village of Sipson, which is due to disapear under the new runway, with little compensation or consideration for the displaced residents.
those pictures (and the last two ones) are from last monday at the oppening day of an illustration exhibition called Hospício Gráfico, by the Academia Design de Letras group.
the five artists (last picture), study graphic design at UFES, just like me, but they are from different years. the exhibition was in a little gallery placed in our art center (where all the courses related to arts are at the uni). the quality of their works is really awsome. if interested, check it out:
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That chilling impact, I could still feel
Intact, Of sensing silence’s cruel seal,
In your touch, and those soft words,
Carefully spoken, not to rattle the chords
Of self-control, and heart on the whole:
Emotional blank , playing the perfect role
With a gloating smile, the show, stole,
As reluctance was relegated, by indifference, to an easy stroll.
Baffled, any sense, I could not make.
As in paradoxes, you behaved, to take
Advantage of my sorry state, and said
A lot through words unsaid, I'm afraid.
How sweet a formal parting would have been
Than guessing always what your absence does mean.
Michi, who is dead now, was in my family from the time I was born. She was a chow-chow, and because of her amount of fur she burned up during the summer. That's my Dad, who never wears a shirt if he can help it, watering the plants (and Michi) on a hot summer day.