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I took this picture because i needed the pieces to another build, so I had to leave a reference for later.
Portada Edición 147 de MIRA: El Periódico de la Gente
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This is a new storyline coming up 😊 The idea is based on the stories of #TKKG, but the episodes and characters are my own creation. Hope you will like it 😀
Detective Comics / Heft-Reihe
> The Man who killed Mlle. Marie!
cover: Jim Aparo
DC Comics / USA 1981
ex libris MTP
Great Egret
Scientific name: Ardea alba Linnaeus, 1758
Portuguese: Garça Branca Grande
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Testing out the new Einstein again, and I absolutely love this strobe. The quality of light is amazing, the ease of use and portability is perfect for my kind of shooting.
No more running wires everywhere, no more tripping over them. I'm even thinking of getting one, maybe two more.
I definitely want to get some modifiers.
This shoot came from my last wedding I did. I got a new hat (fedora) and everyone loved it. I got my name "Scarmack" Photography stitched on the side and I received a bunch of positive feedback from it.
This is what I usually wear to my weddings, a nice button up, a nice pair of black pin striped pants with matching vest and some slick black shoes. The hat is also Pinstriped.
I've always wanted to take some 'nicer' dressed pictures, rather than jeans and a t shirt.
Maybe my title may be off, but I feel this would be perfect for a 'private investigator', 'detective', or some kind of 'hit man' haha.
Let me know your thoughts, the good, bad and ugly.
These are all straight out of camera. Working on 'getting it right' in the camera. I often rely on 'I'll fix that later' in photoshop.
helping the detectives....the mystery gets more involved....
thanks for looking....appreciated......best bigger.....hope you have a Great Weekend
238th Officer Candidate and Kentucky State Police Detective Cassandra Mullins received the Kentucky State Police Citation for Bravery in Frankfort, Ky., May 14th.
“The KSP Citation for Bravery is presented to Detective Cassandra J. Mullins as a result of an October 2010 incident in the Allen community of Floyd County. As a road trooper, Mullins responded to a report of a woman being held against her. When Trooper Mullins knocked on the door of the residence, she was confronted by a male subject armed with a shotgun. She then drew her own weapon and began issuing verbal commands for the subject to put the gun down. Observing the subject moving his finger to the trigger of the shotgun, she fired one shot from her service weapon, striking the subject in the chest. After ensuring the safety of the female being held hostage, she provided first aid to the wounded subject and summoned EMS."
For her courageous and decisive actions to preserve her own life and that of a hostage, made without regard for her personal safety, in a situation that clearly posed an imminent, deadly threat, the Detective Mullins is awarded the Citation for Bravery. Trooper Mullins is a 5 year veteran of the agency.”
(U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Major Tim Mullins)
Shock Detective Cases / Heft-Reihe
> The Strangler
Script: ?
cover: Carter
Reprints from Murder Incorporated (Fox, 1948 series) #3 (May 1948)
Star Publications / USA 1952
Reprint / Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
Belgian pulp detective magazine: De liefde - & mysterie roman"De zwarte spin in the Inspecteur Robert reeks nr 16. Published by Ivanov, Gent, Belgie in about 1950