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Two operators work radios under a white canopy tent while spectators look on from the concrete path. A world map display on an easel at right shows the contact range of the station. Overcast light is flat and even.
An Instagram pic taken earlier today in Covent Garden, London.
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Two older men in the middle of the photograph are facing the camera. They are both wearing 'mountie-style' hats and sport bushy moustaches. The man sitting on the end of a log is smoking a cigarette. He is wearing a uniform jacket, but with no badges on it. His companion is resting one leg upon the end of a log and is resting an axe on the ground. He is wearing dungarees and a shirt. They are both leaning on a large pile of logs. The edge of the forest is visible in the background.
The amount of wood consumed in the war effort is impossible to estimate but the effect on the landscape was marked. Many of the other photographs in this collection illustrate this. It was many years before the natural and mature forests began to regain their former glory.
[Original reads: 'BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE WESTERN FRONT. Canadian Forestry - Two typical Canadians. The Sergeant on the right has three sons serving in France; ONA a Capt. and two Lieutenants [sic].']
first try with two valves... the liquid was a mixture of xanthan and food coloring...not really happy about the intensity of it...two blank flashes from behind
This weeks inspiration was to look at either of these two photographer's streams
www.flickr.com/photos/honeypielivingetc/page9/
I chose the first as I love soft ethereal dreamy images and so set out to recreate this using backlighting which she uses a lot too. I was also heavily inspired by Caroline Jensen of Love Stands Still Photography carolinejensen.4ormat.com/#. Caroline's talent and artistry continually blows me away.
In the interests of multi-tasking I am also adding this to ODC theme intricate.
Taken with my lensbaby.
As an update to last night's posting of the early hedgehog, about 9.00pm two pale piggies arrived and happily shared their bowl! Another arrived a bit later, after these two had finished, so not battles for them.
#14/52 (Two or three)
Another week that didn't go quite as planned. In theory, this was too good an opportunity to miss, but trying to get my 6 year old son to stand still for a photo proved almost impossible, so not at all what I was hoping for... Catching him without food around his mouth or stuck in his teeth was a bonus though!
Cute dogs cuddle in comfy sheets in an apartment.
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Ulysses, NY (back roads)
These two ran out into the road in front of my Jeep this morning. I stopped of course and snapped their photo after they got to the other side of the road.
We're on roll with birds for some odd reason. Must have gotten a feather up our rear end somewhere. This pair if enameled birdies is wandering off into our primitive side.
Taken early one morning on Miami's South Beach, my photo turned out very very foggy/misty due to the condensation and humidity in my lens from coming into heat from airconditioning. This couple looked so much in love, I just had to save the photo and I think the editing program lifted the fog and it turned out pretty nicely.
Lancashire, UK. This drone went right over us. I liked the fact that there was an aircraft contrail behind it.
Filthy toilet in Germany . More information here : toiletsguide.eu/2011/07/filthy-toilet-germany-parkplatz-d...
Nottingham Trent University student Emily Parker has returned to the UK after winning two gold medals at the Young Rider European Championships in the Czech Republic.
The real estate management student, on her horse Treefers, won individual gold and helped Great Britain to team gold for the sixth year running. The three day event is a mix of dressage, showjumping and cross country riding.
Emily – who practices at the University’s Brackenhurst campus – rode a perfect round in the showjumping to take individual gold ahead and to help edge out Germany by just 0.1 points in the team event.
"It doesn't feel real, I had absolutely no idea I would be this successful" said the 20-year-old, who studies in the University’s School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment.
She added: "I was really hoping the team would do well as we looked strong this year, but I definitely didn't expect an individual medal. Next year I would like to move up another level to the under 25s class and see how it goes from there. After that, who knows? It would be excellent if the 2016 Olympics were an option."
Tablet commemorating the two hundredth anniversary of Albany . . . which was 120 years ago
It reads:
Tablet Commemorating the Two Hundredth Anniversary
of Albany
As A Chartered City Settled About 1624: Charter Granted by Gov. Dongan July 22, 1686:
State Legislature Held Here Permanently Since 1797: Early Names of the City: Fort Orange : Beverwyck : Wilemstadt:
First City Hall Erected Near Fort Orange About 1686.
Second One North East Corner Broadway and Hudson St. About 1705: Third One On This Site 1829: Burned 1880
Fourth Or Present Building Erected 1883
First Mayor 1686 Pieter Schuyler
Centennial " " [Mayor] 1786 Johannes Jacobse Beekman
Bi-Centennial " " [Mayor] 1886 John Boyd Thacher
John Boyd Thacher, Mayor and Chairman
A. Bleecker Banks, Ex Mayor and Vice Chairman
Citizens
Robert Lenox Banks
Anthony N. Brady
Walter Dickson
Franklin M. Danaher
Archibald McClure
J. Townsend Lansing
Lewis Boss
Douw H. Fonda
Charles E. Jones
Rufus H. King
James H. Manning
Edward J. Meegan
Michael N. Nolan
John C. Nott
Amasa J. Parker, Jr.
Robert D. Williams
Samuel B. Towner
John L. Van Valkenburgh
Wm. Bayard VanRensselaer
Simon W. Rosendale
Wm. M. Whitney
Daniel W. Wemple
John H. Quinby
Robert C. Pruyn
Horace G. Young
Aldermen
Galen R. Hitt
John Zimmerman
Patrick McCann
James Thornton
Augustus Whitman
John J. Greagan
David J. Norton
George L. Thomas
James O. Woodward
Jeremiah Kieley
This was a surprise to me. After getting this photo into the computer, I noticed two distinct faces in these clouds. Easier to see large. This is not a Photoshop creation.
At 7.18am Freightliner Class 70 locomotive 70020 comes off the Nuneaton line with Birch Coppice to Southampton freightliners as a Cross Country Class 220 Voyager approaches Water Orton East junction from the Derby direction with a Sheffield to Reading service.
Iquitos Peru,Pacaya Samiria National Reserve
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