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Founders Grove in Humboldt Redwoods State Park. HDR processed with Lightroom, Aurora HDR and Photoshop.
Today, Paul Stanley, the iconic frontman and founder of KISS, turns 73.
Happy birthday, Paul!!
This photograph was taken on March 7, 2019, at CHI Health Center in Omaha, Nebraska, where I saw their show for the 17th and last time.
Shot for Go Venue Magazine.
"There are dark shadows on the earth, but its lights are stronger in the contrast." ~ Charles Dickens
Monument to Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov (1711-1765) at the main entrance Lomonosov Moscow State University
Created for Photoshop Contest week 991
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The city of Albuquerque today celebrated its 303rd birthday with the Founders Day Fiesta, formerly the “Fiestas de Alburquerque.”
The Founder's Memorial. A monument and visitor centre in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a memorial to Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the first President of the United Arab Emirates, who died in 2004. Zayed was the driving force behind the formation of the United Arab Emirates,
One of the hardest things about photographing the Redwoods is giving a sense of scale to these magnificent trees.
As we were hiking along the Founder's Tree Loop Trial, this couple came up behind us and stopped to allow me to take a photo. I told them that they could go ahead knowing that they would be a great addition to the image. When you compare them to the size of the trees and the root ball, you get a good appreciation of the size of these trees.
Location: Founder's Tree Loop, Rockefeller Forest, Avenue of the Giants.
Little B/W art,wonder if i should just leave this texture out.
Going to upload the orginal after few days !
Qantas' original B707 airliner created a new stanza in Australian air travel. VH-XBA became the first Boeing jet to cross the Pacific Ocean to Australia. Restored and repainted in it's original livery, it looks an absolute treat at the Qantas Founders Museum in Longreach, Queensland, where daily tours are undertaken on board it, and an adjacent ex-Qantas B747.
Love the Pratt and Whitney logo on the motors.
Photo by Bob Bowlby -- taken in 1964.
Designed by Bob Bowlby and located in Oklahoma City, this stunning arched beauty is now threatened. People want to develop the land around the bank, and I hear that the bank is not part of the new plans for the site. So, I've put together a petition for people to sign letting developers know just how important this building is to our architectural landscape.
If you'd like to help us out and sign, here's the link to the petition: www.change.org/p/okie-mod-squad-save-the-founders-nationa...
An aerial view of the carnival at the Founders' Day celebrations in Dripping Springs, Texas on April 26th, 2024.
The company moved its headquarters to Thomasville in 2000. The building was constructed in 2013 and directed by company co-founder Dale R. Powell, Sr.
THOMASVILLE- Senior Life Insurance Company, a leading provider of final expense life insurance, has been recognized as the 7th fastest-growing life insurance company in America for Q3, 2024. This ranking places Senior Life ahead of major industry players such as Chubb and Nationwide, among more than 700 life insurance companies operating in the United States. The company’s remarkable growth trajectory has continued into 2025, with a 20% increase in business volume compared to the previous year. This milestone reinforces Senior Life’s position as the fastest-growing final expense insurance provider in the country, reflecting a rising demand for financial planning solutions tailored for end-of-life expenses. “Our commitment to helping families plan for final expenses has driven our success,” said Ron Powell, CEO and President at Senior Life Insurance Company. “As the demand for final expense insurance continues to grow, we remain dedicated to expanding our reach and offering policies that provide financial security for individuals and their loved ones.”
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Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, November 2019.
“We're celebrating the pineapple because the grandfather of the Museum's founder was the first person to grow the tropical fruit in Britain some 300 years ago. This started pineapple mania across the UK, which saw the fruit transform from being an elite luxury on Royal dinner tables to an everyday ‘exotic in a can. Its iconic shape appears in architectural settings throughout Britain, including as golden finials on the Museum's front railings.”
Edro III ran aground near the sea caves at Peyia, Cyprus having been blown off course during a storm in December 2011. I went for a b+w conversion for this even though the colours of the sea and the rocks were really cool. I was pleased to capture a couple of shadowy on-lookers which I hope adds a little mystery...
A founder member of the 1Z10 gang Syd Young is a multi talented fellow, equally comfortable with a camera, guitar or paintbrush in his hands.
This is his own personal exhibition, at the library/Museum in Goole.
Syd looks really happy, and he should be - stood between two Deltics surrounded by some like minded friends.
More about the show here,
Statue of General Manuel Belgrano, one of the founder fathers of Argentina, in Buenos Aires, Argentina
I’m very excited to bring my first movie review of 2017 to you guys today! I’m going to set a goal for myself to see more movies than I did in 2016, so it all starts here with The Founder! Well, technically this movie is a 2016 movie, but that’s only because it came in limited release in December for Oscar consideration, but since it was in wide release this weekend, I’m counting this movie as a 2017 movie. I was very excited to see this movie because I thought this story was one that needed to be told and I really liked the trailers. Anyways, let’s check it out!
Good: Like I said before, I’m glad that this story was told because the creation of McDonald’s is really interesting and they adapted the story very well in this movie. Everyone in the cast gave a stellar performance, Michael Keaton as Ray Kroc was obviously the best part of this movie, I think this is my favorite performance of his besides Birdman. This movie really was a rollercoaster of how you felt about Kroc. At first, you felt bad for him and you rooted for him when he was creating this McDonald’s empire, it felt like a true american story. But then you really started to hate him as the movie continued on because of the way he treated the McDonald brothers. Speaking of the McDonalds brothers, also enjoyed the character of Dick McDonald played by Nick Offerman. The way Offerman captured Dick McDonald and all the things he invented for McDonald’s was so cool and how he and Kroc clashed in this movie was thrilling! The other performances were great in this movie, but I feel like those two stood out the most. Now I think my favorite part of this movie was the aesthetic. What I mean is I dig the 60s fast food restaurant vibe this movie had, it made me want to go back in time and have an original McDonald's burger and fries! Anyways, I think the filmmakers perfectly captured the time period of this movie!
Bad: My biggest complaints I have with this movie are really just technical stuff. I was not a fan of the sound mixing and the editing of this movie. In terms of sound, I felt this movie was really muffled and quiet, the soundtrack wasn’t all that great either. As for the editing, I caught some really weird flaws in the editing. There’s this one moment where Kroc’s at the cashier counter and McDonald’s and there there two area where you could order, Kroc was at first ordering from the left cashier, and then when they gave him his food, he was all the sudden on the ride cashier, like the the scene was accidently mirrored or something. My final gripe with this film was I wasn’t quite a fan of the storyline between Kroc and his wife, I don’t think they did a good job portraying it, those scenes felt rather lifeless.
In the end, I had a really good time watching the “origin story” of McDonald’s and this rather “rise of an empire” feel it had. I believe if you are either interested in the movie by the story, the trailers, or the performances that may get some Oscar nods, you should definitely go see this movie! I’m going to give The Founder an 8/10. If you have seen this movie, let me know what you thought of it in the comments below!
Today's morning shot is my copycat image in honour of Chris Maverick, the the founder who saw Stephen Poff's 365 project here on flickr and set up the 365 Group which so many of us have joined and got so much out of.
There are currently well over 8000 members worldwide of this phenomenal group. Having completed the year long project myself I feel proud that I did it and so much good has come from it. The friendships and inspirations from being in it are amazing. Undoubtedly the best project I have ever done. There are many spin off groups. When he started 365 Days, he never had an idea that this thing would explode the way it has.
Day 3 of Morning week.
For Flickr Group Roulette and Founder's Day.
In St Anthony NFLD Canada. There were 2 events for the town that evening. The first was the Canada Day celebrations at the local community center. The second was the arrival of this iceburg at the narrow channel that forms the mouth of the harbour. Old timers were concerned that "she may founder" (run aground) thus blocking entrance to the harbour.
A handsome young shoe salesman at Meherangarh, or Majestic Fort, in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.
The fort is situated on a 125-m high hill, and afforded a nice view of the blue buildings of Jodhpur. It was founded by Rao Jodha, founder of Jodhpur, in 1459, though most of the fort that stands today dates from the period of Jaswant Singh (1638-78).