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You wanna be a SEAL?
To make the cut you need to train. Train hard. Train fast. Be at the top of your game.
Then? Then we can discuss selection.
Before joining the secret group "The Samurai Fist", men must train hard to achieve the rank of a Shadow Ninja...
This is a little scene that I've been meaning to build for a year or so now. I wanted to make a good scene with those printed Ninjago pieces. Also, I do want to point out that I had to cheat to get that epic pose. Sticky tack is my friend in these types of situations. ^_^ Anyway, I hope you all enjoy!
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Flash is helping with socialisation and puppy training. As you can see it's going well! To be fair Flash is very playful but gentle with him and Finn is a clever little pup.
I was more taken by the curious colour that the passing of a red Route 179 gives, when reflected on the side of the blue training bus.
“Are these things really better than the things I already have? Or am I just trained to be dissatisfied with what I have now?”
― Chuck Palahniuk, Lullaby
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Rattling through Lea Marston, 37884 Cepheus and 37901 Mirrlees Pioneer lead 9Z99 Sutton Coldfield to Chaddesden Sidings, with Eastern Rail Services Mk3s (10237 & 12091) in tow. The working was in connection with some Emergency Services Training in a tunnel rescue scenario.
3/52: Motion
This was a good theme for me because motion is quite literally my job. I used to do this at school about eight hours a day, but now I do it on tour (probably way fewer hours a day, but they're much more interesting hours) with a circus and live music show called Saloon. We're currently on a short tour break, so I went to train and took my camera with me.
In the middle is me on the cyr wheel, and on the sides are other friends who were training acrobatics and aerial straps.
As the mother flicker-tail gopher(prairiedog)shouts out instructions , two of the kids stand guard. The third had a.d.d and is doing it's own thing , likely the next victim of a red-tailed hawk. And life goes on.
First Bus Training vehicle LT02NUA seen heading along Princes Street in Edinburgh on training duties. 22nd February 2019.
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We were training yesterday... Near the centre of Warrington over the blue bridge. I took some crappy pics with my ixus, nothing particularly inspiring. Anyway I managed to find a pc with a copy of photomatix, and just did 3 slightly different versions of a pic and put it through the hdr/tone mapping process. It's not HDR cos obviously I only have a single shot, but I like the effect anyway... Ho hum Will try a proper one soon when I can get out with my 350d and a tripod.
Blackpool Delta's meet up again. Former 128 (K128UFV) now Preston Bus 31082 meets Blackpool Transport 969 AKA 129 (K129UFV).
GFINKAL916H, between tunnel 5 & 6 on the Fallbridge, Columbia River Gorge. The truck is traveling on SR 14 which parallels the railroad for much of the way through the corridor.
One of the things I discovered that I really liked about my first experience photographing birds, and especially birds in flight, was reviewing photos of flocks of flying birds and finding interesting patterns or formations or "stories" within those random flocks. That is, sometimes really fun or amazing, even artistic groupings occurred when I would crop in on a few of the randomly arranged birds I had captured in the wider frame of the shot. In this case the original frame had nine snow geese in total, with eight of them more or less in a line and one flying just above that line. But when I cropped it in to just these four, it immediately reminded me of a military basic training drill, with a drill instructor (the top bird) squawking orders to the "marching" cadets. In the larger frame with more birds, the formation was not as tight and top bird's open bill was less noticeable because it was so much smaller. Not sure if the "basic training" metaphor works for everybody, but it sure did for me!
This shot was taken in the Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
Hopefully we can all pass along what we have learned on to others ... that is after all what makes a stronger civilization moving forwards.
A couple of my uncles have started a baseball training clinic and asked me take some captures of them in action and training so that could use on their website. So on a very cold rain and sleeting Sunday morning here in Maryland I made my way to their facility indoors where the training takes place.
These were the easy warm up captures ... once balls started flying it was a but scary ... for me and the cameras.
I liked this capture here with the expression on the youngster there as my uncle was explaining some of the finer points of baseball. With the indoor lighting, taking the cameras to their higher ISO capabilities was a must. This was captured at ISO 8000.
Taken in Joppa, Maryland
My interview on Google Local Guide Connect
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