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An adult Herring Gull seems to be shepherding this juvenile (first year of a four year maturation) in a quest for edibles over Lake Champlain. They are common here in the open-water seasons, perhaps not so much so as the ubiquitous Ring-billed Gull. Gulls fly beautifully, with purpose and verve, and especially when the wind is up expressing the freedom of flight in a way that one imagines brings them joy.
Processed in LR, PS with a touch of Topaz and home made texture.
Suzie: "Uncle Bear, Can I Ask You A Question?"
Me: "Why Sure, Suzie...Fire Away."
Suzie: "If You Cover Your Mouth And Plug Your Nose When You Sneeze, Doe It Shoot Out Your Ears?"
Me: "Hmmm...I Was Kind Of Hoping The Question Was About Spark Plugs Or Which Oil To Use."
Suzie: "Or Does Your Head Explode?"
A pair of instructor pilots from VMFAT-101 'Sharpshooters' departs NAF El Centro in a T-34C Turbo Mentor for a mission over the nearby ranges providing 'low safe' observation to student pilots learning to bomb and strafe in the F/A-18.
Aston University runs a successful peer mentoring scheme, which brings together students from different years groups.
At the end of every academic year we hold a Celebration Evening to thank and reward all our Mentors and Mentees.
Find out more about peer mentoring at Aston: bit.ly/c8ckB4
Claire Mungai, an Akili Dada mentor(left) with Monica Mwende, an alumnae of the Akili Dada scholarship program with a current beneficiary Akili Dada scholarship beneficiary from the Kenya High School participate in a role play
Beechcraft T-34A Mentor
Infante de Orleans Foundation (FIO) Airshow
LECU Cuatro Vientos, Madrid, Spain
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Beechcraft T-34A Mentor
Infante de Orleans Foundation (FIO) Airshow
LECU Cuatro Vientos, Madrid, Spain
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In Ohio for a few days. Not my idea of a Spring Break destination, but oh well. This is also SOOC, trying to edit my photos less.
Bea and Saracen (I think). Two of the Harris' Hawks at the Suffolk Owl Sanctuary - 22nd April 2006.
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These are from a "Shadow for the Day" Mentoring session I did at Studio Suzanne. Check out her site suzannephotos.com/blog/ if you are interested in taking your business to the next level. I found her here on flickr and am so glad I did. It was a wonderful time filled with good information. I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone!
Picture taken 05/21/25
JOANN | 8000 Plaza Blvd, Mentor, OH
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They had already stripped the K before the store closed! I do wonder if this is because I made off with the K's from the Brooklyn store when it closed!
Mentor (Pentacon) Studio 13x18 converted to 5x7 with the possibility of using the original 13x18 film cassettes or glass plates., With a fantastic ! .. Jupiter- 13. Read more about the whole process soon !
Mentor Compur-Reflex Model 310 - 1929
Zeiss Tessar 10.5 cm f3.5
Rada 120 6x9 roll-film back
Look at that beautiful "Lens Blooming” on the front element. " Bloom is a natural oxidation of minerals in some early glass."
One of my favorite vintage SLR cameras to shoot with.
Perfect 6x9 images via the 120 6x9 roll-film back.
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Commemorative Air Force T-34 88/2S performs a topside pass at the 2025 "Warbirds Over Monroe" air show.
Aircraft: Former-United States Navy Beech T-34A (A45) N88RM (G-752) 88/2S.
Location: Charlotte–Monroe Executive Airport (EQY/KEQY), North Carolina, USA.
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Chilly lunchtime at Mentor Graphics - A group of five Hooded Mergansers going around the center of the "pond" in the sun - in part because there is still a lot of ice near some edges of the pond. Good poses to help show how they differ from Bufflehead. All three males have their crests fairly collapsed, the one in front has the most elevated of the three. The farther-behind females has her crest pretty fully collapsed, the other has it up somewhat. The females rarely seem to get the elevation on crests that the males do.