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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.
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.
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?"
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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Digital Photo Magazine interviewed me about photographing Istanbul. What a treat to visit Istanbul, but to photograph this great city, too? Wow. Istanbul offers photo opportunities wherever you turn.
What was it about Istanbul that made you want to capture it on camera?
The Ottoman architecture of Istanbul, it’s minarets reaching to the heavens, the colourful spice market, Grand Bazaar presented a vivid image in my mind. Hypothetically, I had been photographing Istanbul even before I arrived. I had seen a myriad of photos while researching my trip and visualized how I would capture the various scenes differently. Once my feet hit the pavement, it seemed as if I had already visited the city, making my task of capturing the city on camera all the more easy. Additionally, having grown up in Tripoli, Libya, re-discovering the Islamic world has been high on my list. Istanbul has been only one stop with regard to this journey.
Istanbul is famous for its beautiful Ottoman architecture, such as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque and so on; artistically, do you think you did it justice?
Ottoman architecture is brilliant, isn’t it? The style completely captures my imagination, and there is a fairytale magical element I’ve not seen elsewhere. My eye is drawn towards curves, and lines, so Istanbul was ideal for me as a photographer. Hour upon hour I studied Hagia Sophia, Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque), Süleymaniye Mosque, Basilica Cistern following each curve and line.
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Natalie with her mentor, Krishna.
(Tonner Merli Stimple
Tonner Sean Cavalier)
Krishna is the first Tonner doll I ever bought. He came in damaged, no outfit, and now has typical "age marks" - the vynil chipping off around his shoulder joints. And I love him with all that. Although have Photoshopped the shoulders for a more realistic look.
Bea and Saracen (I think). Two of the Harris' Hawks at the Suffolk Owl Sanctuary - 22nd April 2006.
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Back together again, friends I've worked with in the past, so many years... Elli Pinion to the far left, VWBPE photographer, (me), in the middle and please if you know who is to my right, share...
Volunteer and Staff area: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/VWBPE%20Gateway/129/36/24
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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!
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.
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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President Barack Obama signs the Wall of Freedom after an event at Mentor High School in Mentor, Ohio, Nov. 3, 2012. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
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Two young men we encountered on the walk back to the canoes. The older one seemed to be pointing out things to the younger. Wish I could have understood their conversation.
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.