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I'm still sick... it might be effecting my thinking patterns.
Part of my ongoing Doodle-a-day project.
Taken at Katsucon 2016 at the Gaylord Convention Center, National Harbor Maryland. She was Detective Valentine from Fallout 4!
Our young Nature Detectives happen upon their first clue. Scat! Judging from the deer fur left behind in this poop, it looks like a coyote passed this way.
Great Swamp Watershed Association, Nature Detectives Hike, 02/25/2012
date: 9th December 2009.
model: Zhao Yan.
photo by: Me.
editing: iPhoto, Picnik.
Forgot to post this! omg. Haha.
So, I'm posting it now.
This was candid, he wasn't ready, and I already took the picture.
Detective Cataldo directing traffic, and he stands in front of cars and is very alert at stopping even cars in the far end to ensure the pedestrians cross safely. Great Boston Police Officer! Even when a Briuns player made a turn too fast, he ran to the car and chewed him out. No one gets special treatment for this cop!!
Noah is finally done, omfg. You could call him my "DIY doll" I guess... I got his head and have been slowly assembling him since the beginning of the year. I did his face up myself, and even made his wig. There's room for improvement, but my vampire detective is complete at last, so... I'm happy.
Baltimore Police Department Detective Sean Suiter Funeral at Mt. Pleasant Church and Ministries at 6000 Radecke Avenue in
Baltimore, MD on Wednesday afternoon, 29 November 2017 by Elvert Barnes Photography
COLOR / HONOR GUARD ARRIVAL & POSITIONING FOR FAREWELL DEPARTURE
Baltimore Police Department IN MEMORY DETECTIVE SEAN SUITER at www.baltimorepolice.org/memory-detective-sean-suiter
Elvert Barnes 29 November 2017 BPD DETECTIVE SEAN SUITER FUNERAL at elvertbarnes.com/SeanSuiterFuneral
Investigating the garden's irrigation system - 5 mins he stood there barking until I showed him what it was.
This is a scan of a photo I dug up out of an old photo album. Taken with a 127 camera, on black and white film because it was cheaper than color.
I think I was about five when I was crazy about detectives and I wanted to have a detective theme birthday party, with a muppet character from Sesame Street. My Mom somehow (I still don't know how) managed to do that drawing. And that's about all I actually remember of the party, really.
The Car Detective; Preservation Stories, guided by the principles of Dr. Simeone, was a captivating exploration into the meticulous and often challenging world of automobile preservation. This event was dedicated to unveiling the intricate processes, the formidable challenges, and the unwavering dedication of Dr. Simeone, whose life's work as a collector was dedicated to safeguard, restore, and ensure the survival of precious automotive history. Attendees gained an insider's view of how each vehicle has been carefully preserved, the painstaking efforts to maintain authenticity, and the passion required to maintain these mechanical marvels for future generations to appreciate and enjoy. c id the 1929 Stutz Supercharged Le Mans, 1937 Delahaye 135 M, and the 1956 Maserati 300S.
Photo by Andrew Taylor