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EA-6B (BuNo 163520).
VMAQ-3 "Moon Dogs".
MCAS Yuma, WTI 2-12
4-17-12.
Photo By: Ned Harris
Note the AGM-88 HARM.
Harm is een schipper, en ziet eruit zoals schippers eruit horen te zien :-)
Skipper Harm looks like a skipper should look :-)
11/09/2020. 10/09/2020. Ladies European Tour 2020. VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open. Golfpark Holzhäusern, Risch-Rotkreuz, Switzerland. September 10-12 2020. Leonie Harm of Germany during the second round. Credit: Tristan Jones.
21/09/2022. Ladies European Tour 2022. KPMG Women's Irish Open, Dromoland Castle, Ireland. September 22-25 2022. Leonie Harm of Germany waves at the 13th hole. Credit: Mark Runnacles/LET
18/05/2022. Ladies European Tour 2022. Jabra Ladies Open Presented By Bitstamp. Evian Resort, Evian Les Bains, France May 18- 21, 2022. Leonie Harm of Germany during a practice round. Credit: Tristan Jones/LET
Marlin Harms with his fancy Emu-feathered hat. He has unfathomable patience when it comes to dealing with a non-birder.
This is not my photo! I am doing a bit of PP work for someone. Here is the link to his original shot: www.flickr.com/photos/jimharmer/3870099915/
From a shoot i did with the Trash Metal band Harm from Norway.
Check them out at www.myspace.com/harmmetal
The pictures was taken at an old german plane hangar from WW2. Actually a cool location, but way packed with this and that.
Check out the behind the scenes pictures:
I will post some more pictures from this session, so stay tuned!.
Strobist:
2x Bowens 500w in Stripboxes back right and left for rim
1x Hensel Porty 12 boomed over camera. medium size octabox
1st lady Yumi Hogan attends Harmer’s Town Art Center Groundbreaking by Tom Nappi at Havre de Grace, Maryland
We walked through Bristol streets today, as we often do on a Sunday. Three times we were shocked to see and hear people driving cars at truly excessive speeds on streets where people walk or cycle, where children spend time and where the next obscured junction or road obstruction is only yards away. I was noting, as we walked, all the aids to "traffic flow" (faster driving) that push hazards and inconvenience onto people walking , onto people cycling and onto people with specific mobility needs.
Then I saw this "zero harm" sign near to Temple Meads Station. Construction site managers seem to take "zero harm" as a practical goal. In the spaces where they are responsible, they take every care to have no damage done to people working or to people passing by. But on the city's streets the Department for Transport and the Local Authority just hope that this year won't be as bad as last year and accept that a constant small fraction of the population will carry on acting irresponsibly so the rest of us must learn to anticipate and maybe avoid the consequences. Vroom vroom…
In Bristol, in the year 2013, twelve people died on the roads. This maintained the "one a month" average that has afflicted the city since 2005.
In the same year (the last one we have accurate data for) there were 94 reports of serious injuries (nearly two a week) and 1,004 of "slight" injuries. "Slight" means treated in A&E but not kept in overnight. It still includes some pretty horrid things that would not feel "slight" at all.
1,004 is 19 a day.
Perhaps the speeding lunatics we saw and heard today serve a useful function by reminding everyone of the danger that befalls anyone who is crossing the wrong road, turning the wrong corner or walking along the wrong pavement at an inconvenient time?
Today I did wonder what would need to happen if we seriously wanted to take "zero harm" on ordinary streets as a serious goal?
In such a small and pleasant city is it acceptable to have 20 people hurt (or worse) every single day of the year on our streets? We already know where they happen and we know pretty much what contributed to each one. Instead of trying to work out whose "fault" they were we might start changing things to make less of them happen in the first place and to reduce the severity of the injuries that they cause.
Life & Death Tour 2016
Lineup: Terror. Power Trip. Harm's Way. Angel Du$t. Fury. Red Death.
Chain Reaction, Anaheim, CA
© Atrossity Photography
This piece took almost six years for me to work up the courage to finish. Self-harming behavior has been one of the most difficult behavioral patterns to change. If you or anyone dear to you is in need of help, please call: 1-800-237-TALK.
Operated by: Harms Charter, Sioux Falls, SD
Built in: 2005
Manufacturer: Setra
Model: S417
Notes:
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Not the best photo angle due to the bright sun coming the other way, but nonetheless Harms Charter 2005 Setra 3605 is seen here parked among a few semi trucks at the Mall of America large vehicle lot in Bloomington, MN
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Wow! All my pictures have been in Explore..
1. Graffiti @ Reesink (HDR), 2. Zutphen (HDR), 3. Sunset (HDR), 4. Twilight zone! - Barcelona, 5. Restroom, 6. Eilermark, Gronau, 7. "Oude IJssel-brug", 8. Barcelona traffic at night,
9. Sunrise, 10. Winter wonderland (HDR), 11. Oranjemolen Vlissingen (HDR), 12. Approach to BCN, 13. Once upon a time..., 14. The Guardian (HDR), 15. Winter, 16. The Wall,
17. Zutphen by night (HDR), 18. Sunset in paradise..., 19. Hallway @ Reesink (HDR), 20. The Guardian (HDR), 21. Sunrise, 22. Skatepark Canyon Zutphen (HDR), 23. Sink @ Reesink (HDR), 24. Sunset (HDR),
25. Old Reesink building (HDR), 26. Meet Mo! [R.I.P. - december 15th 2009], 27. Old Reesink building in color (HDR), 28. Via Roma - Montalto (HDR), 29. San Giovanni Battista (HDR), 30. Macba, 31. Bridge (HDR), 32. Macba,
33. Stairs @ Reesink (HDR), 34. Chateau Noisy, 35. Ladybugs, 36. Old wooden crate (HDR), 37. Winter wonderland, 38. Going up?, 39. Splash!, 40. Yellow Ladybug,
41. Sunset @ Forum Diagonal Mar (HDR), 42. Beelitz, 43. , 44. Chateau Noisy (HDR), 45. Montalto Ligure (HDR), 46. Zutphen (HDR), 47. Sunrise (HDR), 48. Hasard Cheratte (HDR),
49. Sunset over Barcelona, 50. Sinteranlage (HDR), 51. Graffiti @ Reesink factory (HDR), 52. Torre Agbar (Barcelona), 53. Sunset @ Weerribben (HDR), 54. Barcelona Sunset (HDR), 55. Filature EDP, 56. L'Auditori Barcelona,
57. Oratorio San Vincenzo (HDR), 58. Hasard Cheratte (HDR), 59. , 60. Graffiti @ Reesink (HDR), 61. Montalto, 62. Noisy Cealing, 63. , 64. Valle Argentina,
65. Meet my family, 66. Sunset on MontjuÃc, 67. Sunset @ Scheveningen (HDR), 68. Great White Heron, 69. Rambla de Mar - Barcelona (HDR), 70. Beelitz Staircase, 71. Macba, 72. Painted wall @ Reesink (HDR)