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Cypriot and Greek flags flown by a military post on the border between the Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (North Cyprus), Nicosia (Λευκωσία), Cyprus - July 2018
UK2400 aka Old World bollworm - Helicoverpa armigera - černopáska bavlníková - sivkavec konopný - słonecznica orężówka - gyapottok bagolylepke. - On his first flight out of captivity.
We welcome change and openness; for we believe that freedom and security go together, that the advance of human liberty can only strengthen the cause of world peace. There is one sign the Americans can make that would be unmistakable, that would advance dramatically the cause of freedom and peace. President Obama, if you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the United States and North America, if you seek liberalization, come here to this gate. Mr. Obama, open this gate. Mr. Obama, tear down this wall!
A very interesting home. The island on the left is in Canada and the small island on the right is in the USA. The bridge is on the border between Canada and the USA.
Troubling Borders | Southeast Asian Women in the Diaspora
June 30 - October 07, 2012
Closing Reception & Readings: October 6, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Closing Conference: October 7, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Southeast Asian Women in the Diaspora: Troubling Borders in Literature and Art is an exhibition and conference featuring the writings and artwork of Southeast Asian women in the diaspora, highlighting women of Cambodian, Laotian, Filipino and Vietnamese descent and by women who identify as the often stateless Mien, Hmong, and Cham. In the aftermath of the cold war, many of these women now reside in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and other parts of the world. As an incredibly diverse group, their voices make visible the ruptures caused by colonization, war, globalization, and militarization.
For more information visit sweeney.ucr.edu.
So this is a view through from one of the borders at Coughton Court gardens in Warwickshire. They sure do pack them in tight!
BORDER!
24.06.11 @ Marte
ph. Fedra Brondo
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Crossing borders is seldom a pleasant experience, and the gateway to Cambodia is no exception. Poipet is one of the worst introductions to a country I've ever seen - it's dirty, in your face, and full of casinos. Not representative of th the rest of the country in any way at all.
But they do have a great arch over the road.
playing with / learning about borders.
here i applied a new layer, blend mode set to multiply and colour set to white. select all and from the edit menu set stroke to whatever, here 180px and colour to black, but again, whatever your image requires.
then set some layer styles from the layer menu. here i set a bevel and emboss and a drop shadow, and the controls on these can be set as you like. (i had to enlarge the canvas to get the drop shadow to show)
then i think that i applied a stylize filter, here a craquelure, and a gaussian blur with quite a wide radius.
finally i cut back the opacity of the layer to suit.
now, i realise this border is OTT, but i have spent some time trying borders and they can take some time, but here, with one layer and 2 minutes you could probably find a whole heap of quick variety borders, so i post this procedure as an alternative some some methods that might be being used.
the image, as an aside, is of a sculpture by artist Sophie Thompson, currently exhibiting in Oxfordshire and this piece is being used as a "tongue in cheek" roadside attraction to her exhibition
Border Line 7A | Border Line Sector
Climber: Marc Kroner
Location: Chironico TI | Switzerland
Website: www.serious-climbing.blogspot.com
Blog: www.serious-climbing.blogspot.ch/2013/05/chironico.html
© Michael Thalmann | Serious Climbing Photography
The Border Patrol Foundation held its 7th Annual Border Patrol Recognition Dinner on Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at the JW Marriott in Washington, DC.
My friend just got the message that he is to work in Somalia for the next 6 months. His first mission for Doctors without borders.
Was it worth driving nearly two hours each way from Baltimore to see these little ones - ABSOLUTELY! Here are pictures of Delmarva peninsula fox squirrels I saw on the trails near Wildlife Drive. I was very excited to see these squirrels for the first time on the Marsh Edge Trail and the Woods Trail along Wildlife Drive. They were tricky to photograph - as they were constantly moving and deep in the brush on the bottom of these wooded areas. So I did each trail at least three times to make sure that I got to see as many as I did. I ended up tossing nearly 2/3 of the pictures because they were not good. The squirrels are fantastic and I am so glad that I made the trip. Here is the description from the USFWS: "The Delmarva peninsula fox squirrel (DFS) is a large tree squirrel that lives in mature hardwood and pine forests throughout the Delmarva peninsula. Though recently removed from the endangered species list, this squirrel is still a rarity on the eastern shore, with Blackwater refuge hosting the largest natural population. Forest management programs at Blackwater are oriented toward perpetuation of this mammal, and the refuge’s ultimate DFS goal is to have its populations sufficiently abundant and well distributed to withstand foreseeable threats. Visitors wishing to catch a glimpse of this steel-gray squirrel are advised to look carefully in the woods bordering the Wildlife Drive, as well as the Key Wallace Trail and Tubman Road Trail, where it can often be seen foraging for food on the ground." Amazing visit to the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge near Cambridge, Maryland on the Eastern Shore of that state in the Delmarva Peninsula. It is part of the Chesapeake Marshlands National Wildlife Refuge Complex. From their site: "With over 20,000 acres open for public recreation, you can experience the refuge year round in a variety of ways! From 5 miles of hiking to 17 miles of paddling, we have a variety of experiences. Nearly 15,000 acres are open for deer hunting from September through January. If you prefer to travel by car, we have 3.6 mile wildlife drive popular with photographers and birders alike." This is my first visit to this wonderful refuge - and hopefully not the last. Taken on Thursday October 10th, 2019.
The railway border between Austria and Italy at the Brenner Pass. Among the majestic Alpine hills and beyond the grass and weeds growing between the tracks and the shed that has been there for ever, a spot for the important things in life: your shopping.
The Outlet Center is nothing to do with letting you out, it's just over the border on the Italian side (as those who know about these things can tell from the weeds) and so presumably a lower-cost option for Austrians to buy, buy, buy.