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The combination of sand and clouds always works so well in my eyes, I can't help but shoot a few......:)
the empty cargo deck of a derelict 1950s-era air force boeing KC-97G stratofreighter stretches away into the dark. nikon D7000 + nikkor 10-24mm, 20 second exposure. light painting with LED flashlight.
'Red + teal crosses on black + white linen weave by Su_G' in a fabric mockup
Closely related (lighter background) to ’That Red Cross by Su_G': my entry in Spoonflower's Medical Professions Design Challenge.
Line art.
© Su Schaefer 2018
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[Red+teal crosses on B+W linen weave by Su_G_fabric_mockup]
I typically go after my shots, this one came after me. I hear the footsteps following me, I meter my hand, I turn, I see a triangle, click.
ʺBe of the moment. Let the picture find you.ʺ - Sean McDonnell
Seeking inspiration for a recent group challenge of 'red and white' I found a few French novels with covers in those colours. Then there was a First Aid book, no use to me who throws a wobbly at the sight of blood; Monsieur Mackintosh tells the story of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife visiting the south of France towards the end of his life; and it's probably time again to dip into David Busch's guide to the Sony A6000.
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In the aftermath of the radioactive beverages, troopers line up for first aid as the staff scientist tries to figure out what they drank.
A rescuer from the Norwegian rescue service (Air Force), is being lowered from a Sea King helicopter, to help 2 boys at 11 years of age, that were stuck in the mountains. The incident took place in the mountains right where I live and the image is captured from my guest room. Luckily they were ok and could soon after this be reunited with their parents.
Skoda Yeti Doctor's response car. No lights or siren on this one. Replaces the previous Honda CRV.
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“Injured soldier being cared for by the Red Cross on the South Western Front during the Irish Civil War”! A long title for a photograph that tells a tale from 98 years ago somewhere in Munster. The wounded man appears to be in considerable pain and is being held and comforted by his friend and colleague. Two things that stand out for me are the makeshift Red Cross armbands on the two medics, and the old-fashioned kit bag seemingly holding their first aid supplies!
Photographer: W. D. Hogan
Collection: Hogan Collection
Date: 25 July 1922
NLI Ref.: HOG216
You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie
I spotted this structure in the village of Slaidburn and was intrigued as to its purpose. The sign says 'St John Ambulance'. After asking around the answer is that it is a St John’s Ambulance box. This once stored first aid equipment including a stretcher. This box was placed there way back by the Clitheroe St John Ambulance - Slaidburn being a very isolated village was one that needed such a facility - it was maintained for many years by the local Division who kept it stocked. Originally it would have had a key in a case attached to the door so it could be unlocked in an emergency. With better access by the Ambulance service and a GP facility in the village it eventually fell into disuse. However the box was considered of significance by local people who took on the responsibility for keeping it in good repair. These boxes which came in several sizes, were once to be found at many locations around the country before emergency services became more mobile.
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The Skye Mountain Rescue team has two main bases located at Sligachan and Glenbrittle. These act as base stations and incident control centres during rescues. As well as the main mountain rescue bases. The members of the Skye Mountain Rescue Team are local men and women from all over the island who give up their time to assist others in a time of emergency. Team members receive regular training in skills such as first aid, navigation, rope-work, working with helicopters, and winter mountaineering. Within the team they have a variety of skills including a search and rescue dog handler, a team doctor, rope access specialists and several mountain leaders and guides.
Photo of the new Stornoway Coastguard resque helicopter on the Isle of Skye - Scotland. The helicopter arrived with two climbers where one man damaging his ankle ligaments. descending the footpath of the Cuillin mountains. His partner returned to Sligachan to raise the alarm.
Mountains and hills can be dangerous places and should always be taken seriously.
You must know your limitations. You must be prepared to turn back in mist! Carry plenty of food and drink. Appropriate clothing and footwear are essential. Carry a good map and be familiar with the use of it. When someone is in trouble on the hills in our area, the police are called and if it requires a mountain rescue callout, they are alerted by telephone to meet at a specific point. The team is fortunate to have two purpose built huts. Ten of the eleven casualties were either evacuated from the hill by the Team, the Stornaway Coastguard helicopter or a combination of the two.
More info: www.skyemrt.org/
Infos : véhicule logistique (VLOG), Protection Civile (Lille)
Mise en service : 2014
Infos : logistic vehicle (VLOG), Civil Protection (Lille).
Réforme : 2014
Seen along the way at one of the dog shows. This guy was part of the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Team, taking care of any emergency that came along.
One thing about horse people, they're also dog people and when I'm not taking pics of the horses in the arena I'm looking for an interesting pup, I usually don't have to look too far.
Red cross is displayed over a disused pub entrance with beer barrels stored outside. Suggesting first aid for beer lovers.