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Knowing where to start when creating a brand message can be like looking for a good place to be dropped into a maze.
Knowing their inclination toward foot photos, my naked attempt at getting a DCist Photo of the Day nod.
On my way back to Toronto from Washington D.C. after a vacation with my relatives, we had a stopover at NYC. What a chance I had, a stopover there, I've always wanted to go to NYC; at least I wanted to see Manhattan in real life and not through pretty photographs or scenes on television, let alone the bombardment of it all during 2001.
I never got farther away from the bus terminal but on my way down the tunnel to Manhattan from the Jersey side, I was afforded a beautiful view of the financial district, and of course for the first time in my life, I've lived to see this, a skyline sans-WTC. I was awe-inspired at that moment, looking at that void where the twin towers used to be.
I want to visit that city again, this time staying longer and knowing more about it. I guess this is just foreshadowing.
July 2004.
Today, we watched Knowing. Here's a tip: DON'T WATCH IT. Sure, you'll be treated to some great quotes such as "THIS IS NOT A CRANK CALL!" and "I keep seeing their faces... burning," but it is not worth sitting through the entire hour and a half to reach an incredibly horrible ending.
On that note, here is the poster I made specifically for this occasion. Everything you see--except for the African rioters and Nic Cage's head--is made from scratch. The traditional "three floating heads" are present, as well as the awesome tagline (which we easily came up with after the movie ended). You can't forget that.
Photoshop is phun. I'm getting better at glowy stuff now.
Knowing an unpatched SP was coming up from KC, I checked up on the train before heading to work. I got it in Omaha on the way in. My boss didn't have anything pressing for me to do, so he told me to head out early. Another quick check on the train showed it working in the CNW Yard so I ran over to CB and got the other side.
Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts,
And saying, Where is the promise of his coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation.
For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water:
Whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished:
But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men.
But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day.
2 Peter 3:3-8 King James Bible
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Susan Wilcox stands near the Knowing Women; statue given in honor of her mother, Fran Engelsma. Bouquet donated by Sunbelt Business Brokers.
Knowing he is about to win finals, Joost Wichman throws a huge bar hump. www.facebook.com/caldwellvisuals
The leaves go quick on these windswept clifftops, already the chill of winter blowing through. Kicked off in updrafts that send sea breezes howling past, freezing in its path, my fingers feel it first. The last lighthouse at Horton Bluff shone from 1961 to 2013, before being shuttered after the gypsum plant shut down. No big ships to light the way for any longer; memories and remnants, left to a lovely shell. I come here when I could use a reminder of direction. Finding my way is just as easy as losing it a little. Do you know what I'm saying? Pick a road and ride until it all runs out, what's the worst that could happen, really? Too often, we're unwilling to do the chore of wasting time. Every day becomes a series of errands – do this or that until light runs out. I've discovered that all my best times are had when not knowing what's next. This building never knew, and when I'm done, I hope I don't as well.
October 31, 2023
Avonport, Nova Scotia
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Knowing it was full earlier that evening it was rather odd to see it this way out on a clear - a lunar eclipse?
And so it was when i checked the next morning - a special one that is - a NEW YEAR's EVE PARTIAL LUNAR ECLIPSE on a BLUE MOON
A BLUE MOON is a 2nd full moon on a calendar month and happens only every 3 years. Next one on a NEW YEAR's Eve will be on 2028. and with an ECLIPSE???
Thought I totally lost/accidentally deleted this shot - just found it saved on a backup CF card - thus another late post.
Super Takumar 200mm f/4.0
Handheld / Cropped / just 5 mins off its Greatest eclipse timing.
Knowing what I know about the authors of the US Constitution I know I don't have any quick, witty or precise thing to say about 'What would the founding fathers think' about what's happening in our country today.
Maybe John Adams would agree with the Patriot Act? Maybe James Madison would be in favor of the war in Iraq? Maybe Alexander Hamilton would be in favor of the wall being built along our southern border?
The best part of our trip came when we were escorted into the room where the Constitution was debated and written. At the end of the tour, the Park Ranger said, "History was my worst subject in high school. This (his job) is my revenge." Turns out he spent part of his high school days attending the school I now work at.
This elephant had the boring duty of carrying people all of thirty feet in a circle only to go back to have different peopel loaded on it's back and repeat. So around and around it goes. How boring. It's said that an elephant remembers every face they have ever seen. If that's true then this particular elephant must have an amazing memory. There are thousands of people everyday at the Renisance Fair! (I'm sorry it's a bit blurred. Could only catch him/her walking)
Mallard or Mexican ducks have these cute little perma-smiles on their bills
This female duck seemed very happy to be swimming about in the morning light of
knowing that visitors would be drawn to visit st-sulpice, home of the rose line, and site of a scene from the davinci code, the catholic church put up anti-dan brown pamphlets everywhere around the church
Knowing they'll need extra energy, CuntJungle and Twat Did You Say? share a plate of dead animal carcass.
It was great knowing that everyone was having a great time, chatted about anything while jointly making the paper cones for the candy floss.
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Knowing what it’s like not to have enough money for a meal, Dale Lassey wants people to spare a thought for the less fortunate.
The 22-year-old from Leeds relied on foodbanks to survive after leaving the care system at the age of 18.
He's now sharing his story to highlight the issue of food poverty.
Dale has helped create a film with Fixers to highlight the importance of this lifeline, and hopes it will encourage people to make foodbank donations in their community.
For more info, interviews etc contact communications@fixers.org.uk call 01962810970. Please credit Fixers when using this image.