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went for a walk today, at first i was upset cause it was so windy out, that i was having trouble getting good shots, then i realized something, everywhere i looded there were flags waving in the wind, and what better day to see flags waving proudly in the wind then on Sept 11...
God Bless America
Well, color me confused and embarrassed. I guess that I am officially in that phase of my life where others (and even myself) may question my mental faculties … and, obviously, for good reason. You see, almost two weeks ago, the number B4 was drawn in my Flickr Bingo 2 group. This number is to be illustrated by images of flags. Every day, I’d go into the group and see photos of flags. I’d think to myself, “That’s an easy shot, too bad I don’t have it.”
:::Note: This is the embarrassing part::: [self-conscious laugh] Well, it seems that, when we got to choose our own numbers for our cards, I DID pick this number because it was an “easy” one. You’d think I’d check the darned card to see if it was on there, wouldn’t you? I mean, that would have been the most logical way of doing it instead of relying on my memory. Oh! Well! Maybe it’s time to up that dosage of my Aricept.
Anyway … Here is my belated official entry into Week 7’s assignment for Flickr Bingo 2.
When we drove by this site, the painted flag grabbed my attention. So, Dona drove into the entrance of this farm to let me get out and take a picture. I was looking around the area and saw through the graveyard across the street this John Deere tractor barreling down the road we just turned off of. I swiveled to take a picture of the flag/palette when, once again I hear Dona squeal. I turned to see the John Deere tractor right beside Dona's car. The driver was grinning and explaining that his daughter painted the flag. We complimented him for her artwork then drove off. Dona was a nervous wreck between her adventure at the Enterprise Company Store and the guy on the tractor. Turns out this was our
last picture of the day.
Flag pole was erected in 2003 as the tallest one in the world at a height of 126.8 meters. The flag, which measures 60m by 30m, was raised on June 10, 2003 to celebrate the Grat Arab Revolt and Jordanian Army Day
Du 16 au 29 septembre, j'étais avec des amis dans le sud du Pérou. Un séjour magnifique que je vais retracer en images dans les prochains jours. C'est parti pour un second voyage !
From september 16th to september 29th, I went to south Peru with some friends. A nice trip that I'm going to experience again with pictures in the next days. Let's go for a second trip!
Israeli Air Force “Barak” (F-16C/D)
“Blue-Flag” 2017
Photography: Celia Garion
מטוס ״ברק״ של חיל-האוויר הישראלי
״בלו-פלאג״ 2017
צילום: סליה גריון
A House of Flags is unveiled across from the House of Commons. 206 panels present the flag icons of all the nations participating in the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics.
Combined they make a large building jigsaw, a united 'House'. A matrix of symbols, shimmering colours, shadows and perforations invites everyone to experience an image of the world as well as an image of multi-ethnic London.
The installation is designed by AY Architects in response to Greater London Authority's call for new design proposals in connection with the Olympic celebrations this summer. Located on Parliament Square, the installation bridges two very different states: on its exterior the flag motifs demonstratively produce a global image; in its interior the individual identity of each flag is intentionally abstracted, creating a more unified and ambiguous experience of space, volume and light.
More: www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/architecture/partnerships/installa...
LONDON 2012
The flags on the border between Scotland and England - the Scottish saltaire and the Northumrian red and yellow one (not the St George's cross of England)
When dressing a stage for a political event, Flags are a must. Seven foot pole with base included.
Flag Protocol: When used on a speaker's platform, the flag, if displayed flat, should be displayed above and behind the speaker. When displayed from a staff in a church or public auditorium, the flag of the United States of America should hold the position of superior prominence, in advance of the audience, and in the position of honor at the clergyman's or speaker's right as he faces the audience. Any other flag so displayed should be placed on the left of the clergyman or speaker or to the right of the audience. CLICK HERE For a printable list of flag protocols:
Approximately 7,000 flags are on display on Art Hill in Forest Park, St. Louis. Each flag features the name and photo of a fallen service member who lost their life fighting the War on Terror since September 11, 2001. Along with the flags honoring our fallen heroes, there is also a single flag on the top of the hill with the names of all 2,996 victims on it in remembrance of those lost on 9/11.
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French flat | Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace, Le Bourget. | February 7, 2016 | Canon EOS 5D Mark III | ¹⁄₆₄₀ sec at f/6.3 100
Flying Flag - American Flag - Flag Pole
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