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Go on, admit you didn't know the counting vampire on Sesame Street was named Count von Count. Lots of fun to carve, if a bit delicate.
Fatmucket mussels are laid out on wood to dry prior to tagging in Dubuque, IA.
Photo by Mara Koenig/USWFS.
“Count your joys instead of your woes; Count your friends instead of your foes.” -Weee old Irish saying. ;)
Model, Makeup, & hair: Camille Moenkhaus
Styling, Photo, & editing: me
"Published" One of the important avenues for my business is my publication work. I have been very blessed in my career to be one of the more published photographers in the United States. Although I no longer have a scientific count on how many times (I lost exact count a few years ago at 3000) I believe I have been published about 4850 times worldwide including over 250 articles and around 300 covers. I have been published in just about everything you could think of, Calendars, greeting cards, post cards, newspapers, books, t-shirts, coffee cups, key chains, pens, magnets, screen savers, mouse pads, puzzles, billboards, pop machines, and magazines ranging for local to publications to National Geographic. Publication work has changed drastically since my first publish about 18 years ago. With the invent of the digital camera and Photoshop, about a billion new photographers came out flooding the publication and stock photography market with images, driving down publication payments substantially. Amateur photographers are happy to be paid very little to be published, as low as $.50 per image, kind of ruining the market for professionals. Images I use to get paid $1000 for, I now get paid $100 for. I am often asked by budding photographers how to get published. My best advice these days is to enter some photography contests. Place or winning these contests will often get you published, that can use to help you build up your "Resume". That is a good place to start. When I started publications professionally I was shooting slide film. There just weren't that many photographers out there, that could produce the quality images required for publications on in that format. I work with about 400 publishers worldwide, and there was a time they came to me looking for new work. Now most publishers are inundated with way many images from way to many photographers, that often they do not even have time to get too. I am very grateful that many of the publishers I work with have stayed loyal to me all these years. I still get published between 1-200 times a year on average, but the payments are not the same as they used to be. I do not always get samples of my published work anymore, and never get any from my stock agencies, but I was cleaning out my offices and organized a nice collection. This only represents about 10% of my published works, but it is a good example of some of it. Happy Shooting Everyone!
Images of the West
Randall J Hodges Photography
This beautifully detailed incised slab was probably made for count Henri V of Salm, who died around 1336-1341. Another possibility is that it depicts Henri VI, who died around 1354-1360.
Since the armour can be stylistically dated around 1330 to 1340, I believe it's very plausible to associate the effigy with Henri V.
The armour is quite German in style, still relying highly on mail, Luxemburg being influenced by the French as well as the German styles.
Note the mail standard, the typical three-quarter mail sleeves over a gambeson, rondels on the elbows, decorated poleyns on the mail chausses, the recurrent salmons of Salm on the surcoat and shield, and the great helms (with a wrapper?) with a crest of two salmons and a women's head.
Houston Texas Sesame Street Live musical ELMOS GREEN THUMB Elmo find a new home for Sunny the sunflower February 8 2009 Bert Big Bird Ernie Oscar the grouch Grover Cookie Monster Zoe Rosita Count Von Count Abby Cadabby Telly Baby Bear Prairie Dawn Grundgetta Honkers
Crosspointe Team did a free medical clinic in Jacmel and Chabin. They saw over 2,000 people in 4 days.
Inside the Museum of London Docklands.
The museum opened in 2003 as The Museum in Docklands.
On the third floor of the museum.
This gallery is a recreation of a Legal Quay from the late 18th century.
This is the counting house.
Another fellow runner that got stuck with a job. He and two other guys had to take the mile splits for the boys and girls. He helped my friend and I count places towards the end. I'm so glad he did that.
Bain News Service,, publisher.
Count Tamburini
[between ca. 1915 and ca. 1920]
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
Notes:
Title from data provided by the Bain News Service on the negative.
Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Format: Glass negatives.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
General information about the Bain Collection is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.ggbain
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ggbain.23988
Call Number: LC-B2- 4156-12a
The sign with the counter (countersign?) was seen in a shop window just off Park Avenue in New York in October 2008.
Then there was still more than 106 days left to Bush's last day.
Also published here: www.nowpublic.com/world/100-days-later-and-still-counting
New York City, USA
Count down to the 2012 New Year in style. Hyatt Regency Chicago and RedEye will be hosting the hottest New Year's Eve celebration Downtown Chicago has to offer this year with our annual Ballroom Blitz party. This Chicago New Year's Eve Party will be an unforgettable gathering of good friends in a truly magical place.
...somebunny has gotten into the garden!
This spun cotton rabbit ornament is a handmade original design by Stephanie Baker of Old World Primitives.
Playing with Granma's coin collection
05-365
119 Photos Challenge: 81. Piles of things
msh1220: 6. Holiday Collectible