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These flakes of dried mud were enormous but crumbled very quickly with human footprints. I was careful to walk behind the area I wanted to photograph to keep this scene as natural as possible for a photograph. Clearly this valley gets quite wet at certain times of the year, as the ´mud´ was quite deep. A truly transitional area.
I love how Daily Mail "ARGH WE'RE DOOMED" readers need to be prompted to keep scrolling (3 times on this article)
Although to their credit they are embracing social submission sites with their submit to delicious et al. links.
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this processing plant releases so much SO2 into the atmosphere that they are having to relocate an entire village out of harms way
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The lady on the upper floor is cleaning the staircase. But I think with this kind of ventilation it is hard to keep it clean. Terrible proof of decay.
The WWII Memorial has about a dozen of these signs. They have an elegant design, but they're still stupid. "Please Respect the Memorial; Keep Out of Pool Area." I guess they had to call it a pool "area" because otherwise it sounds like a swimming pool. But this is a design issue that should have been addressed before the memorial was built. I personally like the idea of people wading in pools - even memorials - but if you're against it then build that into your design. Don't build a pool that invites people to dip in and then barricade it with annoying signs!
This is just like Caution: Do Not Be an Idiot.
Picher, Oklahoma.
This house lies at the core of an area completely decimated by a tornado in May, 2008. My visit was humbling, to say the least.
The storm is coming but i don't mind.
People are dying, i close my blinds.
All that i know is i'm breathing now.
I want to change the world...instead i sleep.
I want to believe in more than you and me.
But all that i know is i'm breathing.
All i can do is keep breathing.
All we can do is keep breathing now.
All that i know is i'm breathing.
All i can do is keep breathing.
All we can do is keep breathing now.
All we can do is keep breathing
All we can do is keep breathing
All we can do is keep breathing
All we can do is keep breathing.
All we can do is keep breathing now.
lyrics by Ingrid Michealson
I really liked the sign in front of the missile silo on the previous photo. I don't know exactly what drew me to making this particular shot with the focusing i did, but I'm happy with the results. I hope the noir processing doesn't take away from it. I think it adds, but that's me.
A few days of meetings, practices, interviews, and stat collecting from some all american high school and college football players culminated on the turf at Camping World Stadium with the Spiral and Tropical Bowl games. All-America Classic (high school seniors) got underway at noon and the FBS Elite College Seniors Played in the 2022 Tropical Bowl at 4pm on January 15th.
LockedIN Magazine photographers Rick "Beetle" Bailey of @bbphotographer58 and @MyMidAtlantic along with Andrei Karnechyk of @MyCentral Florida was on the sideline to keep our fans LockedIN.
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Downtown Toronto is the central business district of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is approximately bounded by Bloor Street to the north, Lake Ontario to the south, the Don River to the east, and Bathurst Street to the west.
Toronto, Canada '11
Also present as part of a sport's car show during the race day, in the pit
Since 1931, my home town - Vila do Conde - was known throughout the country for being Portugal's Monaco. The reason was that 2 weekends in the year - one in June and one in July - we had races, in a beautiful city circuit. This circuit was called "Princesa do Ave".
The circuit had two versions, the longest was 6km long and the shortest 2,7km.
It had it's most attractive points in turns called "Curva do Castelo", "Curva do Praia Azul", "seca do Bacalhau" and "S" .
These races went on until 2003.
Some refurbishing was done to a big part of the circuit and it was no longer usable as a competition site. The races ended, for the joy of some, for the sadness of many.
In 2010 a group of enthusiasts was able to, with the agreement of the City Hall, have a race day to remember how fantastic this circuit was. Some race drivers showed up, some enthusiasts with classic cars showed up, even an old F1 car was present!
Nature gave us the joy of a hot, sunny day in late May and everything was perfect.
Although it may look like people were in danger, this wasn't actually a race but more like a demonstration. The cars were going "slow".
If you wish to know what this circuit was like in it's early years you can visit this link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHr0SPFmmU8
I thought these photos were lost and while cleaning my computer to format finally found them, 4 years later! Posted them here to keep the memory alive. I hope you enjoy!