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A print from a glass negative from about 1890. We only recently started to print these amazing Victorian photographs and have been researching their origin.
See more in this album - www.flickr.com/photos/langhorns/albums/72157603832760693
According to our day-hiking instructor, the purple trilliums can be very old, up to 70 years.
I'm taking a day-hiking class this term. Yesterday was our first outing. The instructor chose a section of the Wildwood Trail in Portland's 5,200-acre Forest Park. The early wildflowers were out in abundance.
Each of the strollers in this photo holds four children... unfortunately, I didn't have my camera ready until they were far down the sidewalk.
Susan Noya and Susan Harvey (incoming president) of the Junior League of York volunteered time for the event for which their organization provided grant money.
Two Cullman men were arrested in the City of Hanceville following a traffic stop Wednesday.
Hanceville Police Officer John Davidson conducted a routine traffic stop along Hopewell Road near the Savannah Circle intersection in the City of Hanceville. The stop was initiated when Davidson observed an expired license tag on the vehicle with two occupants inside.
As the subject vehicle was coming to a stop, Officer Davidson witnessed the passenger side occupant tossing a small black bag from the vehicle.
Upon running the expired license plate number through Alabama motor vehicle records, Davidson determined that the license was expired AND not related to the vehicle. It belonged to a different automobile entirely.
At this point, Sergeant Rob Long of Hanceville Police Department (HPD) arrived to provide back-up.
The two individuals were found to have NO driver’s licenses in their possession with both providing weak explanations for their lack of proper licensing and a expired, tampered with license tag.
The black bag discharged from the vehicle contained 29.4 grams of methamphetamine and various items of drug use paraphernalia.
Officer Davidson promptly arrested:
JOSHUA EARL HANNERS (28) of Cullman
DUSTIN LOGAN BOONE (27) of Cullman
Both individuals were taken to the Hanceville City Jail where they face the following charges:
• Trafficking in Methamphetamine
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Tampering with Physical Evidence
Both Hanners and Boone also have prior charges from previous arrests pending.
After being processed at Hanceville Police Department, the pair were transported to the Cullman County Detention Center.
Each party faces a bond amount of at least $1,000,000.
Hanceville Assistant Chief of Police Adam Hadder had these thoughts immediately after the arrestees were safely inside the CCDC:
“It was a great job by both Officer Davidson and Sergeant Long.
This incident is yet another excellent example of how a traffic stop can escalate into an opportunity to take a significant amount of narcotics off the streets of Hanceville.
The Hanceville Police Department is committed to removing the vermin who traffic these substances into our community. It is disgusting they attempt to addict and poison our children, young adults, and families who otherwise wish to reside peacefully and lawfully in the City of Hanceville.”
For the full story, please see: cullmantoday.com/2017/01/12/tossed-meth-bag-during-hancev...
This is another photo from when I was in England. I took this one in bridlington. I thought it was sweet, two old friends taking a stroll down the estate.
D200
70-200mm f/2.8 VR (I not II) @ 200mm
ISO 100 @ f/5.6 & 1/180th sec
Available Light
Capture NX2 (bumped the colors a little)
Archive: 2006.01.04 - American Museum of Natural History (NYC).
Looking through my PhotoStream, I noticed that I didn't have anything form the D200 posted. So I went back and pulled out some of my favorites. This is the first of those images.
My wife and I spent the afternoon in the butterfly house of AMNH. We had a blast and got some pretty nice images to boot.
Two Pelicans, Sunset. Pacific Coast, California. September 2, 2008. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Two pelicans fly above the Pacific coast at sunset.
I've posted photos from this set before, but since it has been a while I'll share the story again. I had taken by son over to Santa Cruz, where he goes to school, and we decided to drive north up the coast in the early evening and look for photo opportunities. Although this section of the coast is always interesting, on this evening the first few places we stopped just didn't present any obvious photographic opportunities. Finally I decided to just head for a roadside turnout that I had visited before. It is located right at the edge of the steep bluffs above the ocean, and large sea birds often fly right along the edge, apparently catching the updraft from the wind coming in off the ocean. You can see the birds coming for hundreds of yards in either direction, track them as the approach, and if you are lucky they will pass by a mere feet from your position. Making this setting more interesting and/or more challenging on this evening, the sun was setting behind a bit of off-shore fog - and as I panned to follow the birds the exposure went from fairly normal light on either side of my position to the intensely colorful and very bright light coming through the fog when I was aiming directly out to see as in this photo.
This photograph is not in the public domain. It may not be used on websites, blogs, or in any other media without explicit advance permission from G Dan Mitchell.
Two interesting gentlemen were along on Yankee Lady. The man on the right is Mr. Rodman, he was a B17 pilot during WWII and flew 35 missions with a bomb group I can't remember. He was thrilled to be able to do this and said his family bought him the ride. When I asked him if he was going up to the cockpit, he said he was not able to move about the plane but said he knew what the cockpit looked like!
The other man was from Holland and said he remembered the bombers flying over enroute to their targets.
It's men like this that make these flights worth it.
Biba and Fanny with their teddy bears: Timmy and Jules. Biba is that black one :)
They are entering my collection of Cuddly Flock at etsy.
They two look well together - like yin and yang.
File name: 08_06_024525
Title: People: Two bartenders
Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)
Date created: 1934 - 1956 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 negative : film, black & white ; 4 x 5 in.
Genre: Film negatives
Subject: Barrooms; Bartenders
Notes: Title from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.; Date supplied by cataloger.
Collection: Leslie Jones Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Copyright Leslie Jones.
Preferred credit: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.
One last Two Harbors photograph, for now. I have many more from this visit, and will post them at a later date.
This is the usual view of the harbor at Two Harbors, Minnesota. The Duluth, Missabe, and Iron Range docks dominate the view.
Camera: Minolta Freedom 100. 1990.
I call Copenhagen home. These photos document daily life in and around the city.
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