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Another garage studio practice shot with White Lightning X800 strobes.
Strobist info: 3 White Lightning X800's, 1 high on left, 1 high on right, both fired into white umbrella's, 1 low behind the kids, triggered with CyberSync.
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This photo of the Engineers Club’s European tour was taken ten days before the outbreak of WWI. An estimated 1,500 undergraduates served in the war efforts, which accounts for over half of the number of student enrolled just prior to the war. With such a small student population, it was common to have classmates who served and died in the war.
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Members of the Royal Engineers at Waterford Artillery Barracks circa 1915.
Photo taken by Harry R. Goodman, a Jewish photographer who was born in Birmingham, England.
The Goodman family entry in the 1911 census
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JAGUAR DESIGNERS AND ENGINEERS TAKES HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ALUMININIUM C-X17 «INTELLIGENT» ARCHITECTURE.
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Isaac's class had to dress up in the outfit/unfirm for a job for a school assebly. Isaac decided to go as a railway engineer, complete with vest, helmet and photo ID pass (that you need for safety when on the track) - following the model set by his grandpa. Not sure why he thought the stern look was needed, but that was part of the outfit too.
Soldiers from the Florida Army National Guard's A Company, 779th Engineer Battalion's Forward Support Company (FSC), peel potatoes for a mashed potato dish during the Philip A. Connelly food service competition in Tallahassee, Fla., Feb. 2, 2014. The unit competed at the national level against other National Guard and Army Reserve units for excellence in food service recognition. Photo by Master Sgt. Thomas Kielbasa
Soldiers from the 65th Engineer Battalion from Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, conduct an After Action Review following their training mission during Route Clearance Package Rotation 13-06A at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif., April 26, 2013. The ten-day training rotation provides a live, virtual, and constructive training environment, allowing units to fully exercise their Mission Essential Task List. (U.S. Army photo)
Roger Lindsey (Right), professional engineer and program manager for Metro Nashville Water Services, talks about how the city responded during the May 2010 flood during a walking tour of the city of Nashville, Tenn. Several members of the Mississippi River Commission and local stakeholders took the tour Aug. 12, 2015. (USACE photo by Lee Roberts)
Sgt. Tanner Oliphant, of Foxhome, Minn., explains proper mudding techniques to Spc. Kevin Ehlers, of Barney, N.D., at a jobsite in Kuwait. About 160 Soldiers with the North Dakota National Guard's 188th Engineer Company (Vertical), which specializes in construction trades, deployed to the country in August for a yearlong mission.
Tom Semotuk, a South District engineer brief's USACE Transatlantic Division Commanding General Maj. Gen. Michael Eyre during a visit to an Afghan National Army construction site in Helmand province May 16. (USACE Photo by Karla Marshall)
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A FV432 Personal Carrier from the 1960's towing a bar minelayer and on top is an anti personal mine system
YGB 'Seacow' ballast hopper wagon 980176 is seen at Bescot, in the consist of 6Z92 from Warrington Arpley to Dollands Moor, via Bescot and Wembley yards, conveying 41 980s for export to Romania, 14th May 2011.
Pilot boating program charts course for future use
LOS ANGELES - Guides from the Los Angeles Conservation Corps' "Paddle the LA River" escorted a mix of project partners, politicians and journalists for the inaugural LA River tour Aug. 8.
Results from the seven week pilot program will quantify the feasibility of seasonal non-motorized boating.
"Providing safe and healthy recreation experiences to meet the needs of current and future generations is part of the Corps' Recreation Strategic Plan," said Col. Mark Toy, Los Angeles District Commander. "But I must be clear, nothing we do can jeopardize human safety or reduce the flood carrying capacity of this river."
Accompanying the group was Fernando Gomez of the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority. He is a law enforcement ranger and the guide supervisor for this program. His team is swift water certified and their kayaks are prepared for any emergency from band aide to defibrillator.
"We want to provide a safe environment for everyone to enjoy, something that's brand new, it's a pilot program that we want to go even further," Gomez said. "We are fortunate to be partnered with the Conservation Corps and the Army Corps of Engineers; this should be one of the things that people can enjoy... the LA River."
Weekends through Sept. 25 the LACC offers two educational trips a day down a 1.5 mile stretch of the Los Angeles River within the Sepulveda Basin. Groups are limited to 10 for each tour and there is a $50 per person fee. The minimum age is ten. Those 18 and under must be accompanied by a guardian.
Nationwide the Corps of Engineers is a major federal, water-based recreation provider, host to more than 370 million visitors annually. The Los Angeles River at Sepulveda Dam sees more than 7 million visitors annually.
"We recognize the critical role we have in balancing our responsibilities among increasing interests in recreational opportunities along this great river," added Toy. "We are proud of these facts and we continue to work diligently with our partners and stakeholders on future opportunities for recreation and revitalization along the river."
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Geoff Spafford World War Two Memorable and photos: 14313911 Corporal G E Spafford 23 Docks Operating Group Royal Engineers Hamburg Germany May 1946 Army Mates
CODRU, Moldova – Soldiers assigned to Regimental Engineer Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment ground guide a M1120A1 HEMTT Load Handling System during a drivers training class May 12, 2016 at Codru Engineer Training Area during exercise Dragoon Pioneer. The class was given to both 2CR and Codru Engineer Battalion Soldiers. The Squadron is training with the Moldovan Army for three weeks in order to demonstrate the United States commitment to our allies and to develop relationships built on trust while building readiness. (Photo by: Staff Sgt. Jennifer Bunn, 2nd Cavalry Regiment Public Affairs)
The 27th Engineer Battalion, 20th Eng. Brigade, dedicated a memorial on June 16 to the 13 Soldiers who were killed in action while deployed to Afghanistan as part as Operation Enduring Freedom in 2010. Following the ceremony, the Gold Star Families were provided an opportunity to examine
equipment and fire select weapon systems, as well as being provided static displays to show the individual company capabilities.
(Photo by Spc. Paul A. Holston/XVIII Abn. Corps PAO)
Handmade, fresh mozzarella is then layered with proscuitto and fresh basil, rolled and sliced to create this Mozzarella Roll.
Photo by Pixels and Photons.
An embroidery I've actually FINISHED... haha... this happens way less often than I'd like. My attention span is too short.
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NT-MDT company engineer looking through a chamber of NANOFAB 100, special complex of devices for manufacturing nano-sized electronic components.
Taken with EF 24-70/2.8L and two radio-synchronized flash units
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Mud Engineers at work on Drilling Rigs. This is an interesting and challenging career in oil gas industry.
Mar. 14, 2020, in Orlando, Fla.
(U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Maria Henderson, 204th Public Affairs Detachment)
The 1941 Pere Marquette 1225 is the largest steam locomotive in the collection of the Steam Railroading Institute (www.michigansteamtrain.com) in Owosso, Michigan. It currently operates as an excursion train with special trips scheduled throughout the year. In June, the train stopped in Mount Pleasant on its way north.