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One day I had nothing special to do so I decided to practice my makeup skills, mainly with new grey eyeshadows. I was quite happy about the results so I took few photos. This is one of them.
maybe that will save my rubbish week.
spotted this walking around london on sunday with charlotte. pretty hilarious.
Another shot courtesy of Flickr user m20wc51, again from US Army SP4 Mueller, this time showing an M110 self-propelled howitzer crossing a river, presumably during the annual exercises between the South Korean armed forces and the US forces stationed on the peninsula. The exercises are, if memory serves, usually held in the spring, so this is either spring 1968 or spring 1969. Possibly confirming this, the fields in the background don't have anything poking up through the soil yet, even though they appear to have been ploughed. The MII0 was gradually replaced by the M109, and you can see a Korean version of that here.
The original shot can be found here, for purposes of comparison, and as you can see, the shot had, like others of Mueller's, faded and gone to purple a bit. I've tried to bring back the colour and contrast without having it go too far the other way, that is, to green.
General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon of the 77th Fighter Squadron "Gamblers" from Shaw AFB participating in Red Flag 15-4 exercises at Nellis AFB. The 20th Fighter Wing (composed of the 55th, 77th and 79th Fighter Squadrons) specializes in the Suppression of Enemy Air Defences (SEAD) role, also known as "Wild Weasel." This ordnance loadout reflects that mission: AIM-9X and AIM-120 and AN/ALQ-184 jammer to jam and destroy airborne targets, and the AGM-88 High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile (HARM) to take out ground radar control systems.
Kegel exercises (Kegels) are exercises designed to strengthen the muscles of the lower pelvic girdle, or pelvic floor—the pubococcygeal (PC) muscles. The PC muscles support the bladder, urethra, and urethral sphincter—the muscle group at the neck of the bladder that acts as a spigot for controlling urine flow into the urethra—and the vagina, uterus, and rectum.
This guy is standing on a 400Kv electricity transmission line, about 55 metres above the ground, a strong wind blowing ...
001110-N-3483C-002.ABOARD USS KITTY HAWK (November 10, 2000) Ð An F-14 "Tomcat" attached to the "Black Knights" of Fighter Squadron One Five Four (VF-154) prepares to launch from the flight deck of USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63). Kitty Hawk is operating in the Sea of Japan in support of Annual Exercises. U.S. Navy photo by PhotographerÕs Mate 3rd Class Robert S. Cole. (RELEASED).
'Nice' is a brand on the packet of nuts visible in the shot. 'Mother-and-child' hand-held self by George. From this position he can't get a level horizon, and he never does any editing - so I used the excuse to do a bit more than rotation: some exposure correction and some colour. Their skin was blue from the overcast sky and neither the hat, nor the snack packet were good for white-balance reference, so I did 'my' warming of colours for a more sunny feel. It's Miami, after all :)
Members of the Ontario Provincial Police conduct search and rescue training exercises with partners from the Canadian Forces Joint Rescue Coordination Centre and Meaford Coast Guard, May 2015.
Photographer: Bobb Barratt
Rights info: Crown Copyright, 2015
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