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Unity!! I was pleasantly surprised when I showed this photo to Mr. Schwab for something else, and he told me it was a great example of unity. I just really liked the concept, and it was a more of in the moment shot than planned, and it only required editing not reshooting. This is definitely one of my favorite breadth because it is an example of unity and adds diversity to my portfolio.
Andrew Geoghegan Platinum and 18ct Golds Unity Inserts with Diamond, Blue, Yellow and Pink Sapphires. Originally developed for the Unity rings, these are eminently wearable in their own right, alongside other rings from my collection or with other Unity inserts. When the colours are mixed, a contrasting and refreshing style is achieved.
Ayatollah Abdol-Hamid Masoumi-Tehrani works on perfecting an illuminated work of calligraphy, which uses a passage from the writings of Bahá’u’lláh. Bahá’í World News Service photo
I had the luxury of being in Morocco the night of the FIFA Club World Cup Final with Morocco's Casablanca team playing at home against Munich. I wondered into McDonalds for a quick dessert and pushed through the huge crowds of fans watching the match on the TV to the till, where the staff pictured above were clearly supporting their team and watching the match evolve eagerly. Draped with scarves and complete with matching face paint, they served quickly during commentaries and cheered during play. The atmosphere in this little community was absolutely incredible - I don't particularly enjoy watching football but the excitement was infectious and I was gripped. I guess you can't deny that power football holds - the power of unity.
Meagher County. View toward the Springdale Hutterite Colony and the foothills of the Big Belt Mountains from the Ramspeck Road, southwest of White Sulphur Springs. Unity was once located just to the west of what is now the Springdale Colony, which was founded in 1959. A post office opened at Unity in 1880 (June 4) with Charles Cook as postmaster. It was closed in 1912 (December 15).
Well,it's true that I worked a lot in Lightroom 2.0 for this image...mainly with exposure...I thought it is better to share this version.
At least this image expresses something....which I couldn't find in main version.
In an effort to bring people together, a group of L&C students marched across campus April 4 in an International March for Unity.
1982. Facing north east (towards the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and San Vicente), from the alley behind and adjacent to Unity Savings. The foreground in chains is the edge of the lot where Koontz Hardware is now located.
This was scanned from a contact sheet.
I will be adding high-res versions of these photos as I can. The negs are somewhat banged-up.
"In 1890, the first bridge across Fall Creek was constructed by Nels Roney. That 129-foot Howe structure cost Lane County $2,925.
The original bridge was finally removed in 1953, having served as a foot bridge since 1936. A new covered span was built three-fourths of a mile upstream in 1936 at the community of Unity.
The county used a standardized 90-foot Howe truss design but added a full length window in the east side to give motorists a glimpse of oncoming traffic, adding an aesthetic effect to the structure. The county spent only $4,400 in constructing the span.
In July 1986, Lane County temporarily closed the bridge for repairs. In addition to replacing the flooring, other work included repair of the piers and guardrails, exterior painting, and removing evidence of vandalism.
The bridge crosses Fall Creek just a few miles from the Pengra, Lowell and Parvin covered bridges.
Bicycle tours often include this span in their rural routes."
The background for a friends wedding
Leica M6
Zeiss ZM Biogon 28mm f/2.8
Kodak T-Max 400
B+W Yellow Filter
Unity temple, in Oak Park, Illinois. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
I used this picture for my podcast of the FLW Building Conservancy's Annual Conference.
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Families of fallen Trooper Theodore Moos #2706, Trooper Albert Mallen #2753, and Trooper Marvin McCloud #4718 were honored at Hamilton Township Police Department by Troop “A” command staff and the New Jersey Unity Tour South Team as they began their ride to Washington D.C. for police week in Harrison, N.J. on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. (New Jersey State Police / Trooper l Charles Marchan)
Unity Reggae Band put on a great show last night. I've seen them perform several times at Marshy Point's Popsicle Plunge, where they freeze their butts off entertaining the plungers and guests. I was looking forward to hearing what they sound like when they have a good sound man at the controls, and they certainly didn't disappoint.