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model: Krissy
inspired by the late great Dan Fogelberg.
Captured angel aching to make your break
Your freedom's at stake
You better fly now
Equipment used for a Carbon Capture program, which is developing novel solvents for better capturing CO2 from a coal powered power plant.
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France, Summer 1944. A German convoy heads towards the Allied Beacheads. A Dingo Scout Car captured from the British leads two Tiger heavy tanks.
Early morning photographer on Wellington waterfront; early flight north from Wellington Airport and Paul Dibble's Fruits of the Garden greet the dawn.
The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, China Town, Singapore. I wanted a photograph that was natural and capture a special moment.
Photo by: Rouben Dickranian
Capturing Souls one f/ at a time…
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This photo was with my Dad's WWII items.
My Dad was a Master Sergeant with the 35th and 475th Fighter Groups USAAF in New Guinea during WWII. My Mom was his Australian War Bride. My Australian Uncle Ernest Murray also fought in New Guinea with the 3rd Battalion, 30th Brigade. Dad and Uncle saw each other in the combat theater several times and even got to spend Christmas 1942 together in the jungle (in my Dad's WWII journal). I'm not sure if my Dad got these photos from my Uncle or if it's of both of their units. Because the soldiers escorting the prisoners are dressed like Australian Diggers but it looks like they're walking through an American camp. The men on the shoulder of the road, and near the tents, are dressed like American's from what I can tell. My Dad was a mechanic and they would wear those types of work uniforms.
I welcome any one to provide information on this photo.
Following the outbreak of World War II, many members of the battalion volunteered for service with the Second Australian Imperial Force and were allocated to the 2/3rd Battalion, with whom they served in North Africa, Syria, Greece, Crete and then later in New Guinea. In 1942, following the entry of Japan into the war, the 3rd Battalion (The Werriwa Regiment) was mobilised and brought up to its full wartime establishment with national servicemen. In May 1942 the battalion was sent to Port Moresby, where it joined the rest of the 30th Brigade, to undertake garrison duties. In July the Japanese landed around Gona and as reinforcements were brought up from Australia, elements of the 30th Brigade began a number of delaying actions around Kokoda. In September 1942, the 3rd Battalion was sent up the Kokoda Trail, where it had the distinction of being one of only two militia units to fight alongside its associated AIF unit. Over the next couple of months it assisted in the recapturing of Kokoda, before participating in the fighting around Buna and Gona. In 1943 the battalion was withdrawn to Australia along with the rest of the 30th Brigade, where it was subsequently disbanded in July and its personnel absorbed into its associated AIF unit, the 2/3rd Battalion.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3rd_Battalion_(Australia)
I am just soooooo in love with my community Vida Nova I run around with my camera in hand! Every corner has a photo worthy moment! I literally feel like I live in paradise! maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Vida%20Nova%20Cove/89/238/26
The writing says: German Self propelled artillery gun “Ferdinand”, captured with it’s crew by fighters of 129 division.
My take on Jennifer's tag card from Tuesday
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I used a mask instead of resist stamping with the wrinkle free distress ink technique. It kind of reminded me of pressed flowers in the pages of a book, hence the title.
Hero Arts Manuscript background; art flowers. Tim Holz mini mask floret.