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Modelos: Carlota y Nico
Estilismo, peluquería: Laia N
MUA: Arashi MakeUP
Fotografía y postproducción: Rocío Ponce
Ayudantes: Libe, Jana y Lucas
Gracias a Lolita Backery y Helena.
Las fotos son de Noviembre del año pasado! Por diversas causas no las hemos podido publicar hasta ahora, aún faltan fotos :)
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Now, this little Ford Fusion was driving down the road with no problem. It did pass me on the right at one juncture. He has a tinted license plate cover. This is the exact location where I was pulled over by a nice LMPD officer who indicated he could not read my plates. He said there was a glare on it and he could not read it 300 ft. away. (Note - the sun was setting at the time). He said the plate cover had some mud on it.
I asked the nice officer if I could get out of the car so he could show me the problem. He said I could.
As I exited the vehicle he grabbed my arm, twisting it, and slammed me into the car and proceeded to cuff me, while stating, "Is this what you like?". I asked why he chose to do that. He said "Because you moved too slow". No, officer. I expect you to be able to see well, hear well and act professionally, as that is your job which you accept a salary for. Your job is not to rough up, bruise and maim individuals you believe you can for the "sport" of it. You were well aware I was not a threat to you and your partner. "Serve and Protect" - remember?
He then said I was being detained and walked me to the back of my car. He took my purse (fanny pack) with him into the patrol car and sat with it over 30 minutes. He did go through my address book as he commented on it's contents when he returned. I suggested to his partner perhaps this officer might want to invest in a good pair of glasses and hearing aids.
He gave me a ticket for "improper display of registration plates". This occurred on Good Friday.
I then drove to Auto Zone with the plate cover. Auto Zone stated they were legal in Kentucky but they did then replace the plate cover with a clear one at my request.
The man at Auto Zone told me he also had a problem, and then went on to tell me about the unlawful searches on others that have occurred here in Louisville. He said men and boys were being bodily searched, unlawfully, by police officers while on the road. This one was fairly recent: youtu.be/LtQG0JlCORI
I met a nice lady today who told me the same thing happened to her, and many of her Church friends. She says they just pay them and don't attempt to fight them, as they want a peaceful existence. Even though they did nothing wrong and the charge was false.
I am inviting others from law enforcement AND the military to visit Louisville - they are welcome to ride in the back seat of my vehicle, hunkered down, if/when the next violation occurs. Without identifying themselves, of course. Let's see if *they* get roughed up. I'm 5/2 and weigh 115 lbs. I wonder if they would do the same to someone who was a male, 6' weighing 250 lbs.
The above car doesn't seem to be having any problems.
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Update: 16 November 2018
Appeared in court - with the help of an outstanding Pubic Defender (Christopher Schramm) all charges were dropped. The attorney also advised me of my right to institute legal proceedings against LMPD if I so chose.
It is indeed unfortunate those with any type of hearing, auditory processing or language barriers are not able to be aware of what, exactly, their rights are.
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Update: April 14, 2023
In light of the recent horrendous mass shooting here in Louisville, KY this week on April 10, 2023, a good deal of retrospect is due. Sometimes seeing both sides of the fight to survive makes a world of difference. My heart breaks for this community, their families, the deceased but most especially for 26 year old LMPD Officer Nickolas Wilt, a rookie police officer who previously served as an EMT, firefighter, and emergency dispatcher and is now clinging to life today. We have shootings here every day but this one....this one hits home.
To the officers involved in my above encounter with them on April 16, 2018 - I do owe you both my sincerest apologies for what transpired. No harm done and I hope we can all rethink our roles in this world. Life is precious. Value it - I am thankful I am not walking in your shoes and proud that you do. Thank you. I do understand now how unimportant and petty the 04/16/18 incident really was and appreciate the learning opportunity from you all. You are indeed heroes.
Who is Louisville rookie Officer Nickolas Wilt? - www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/who-is-louisville-officer-ni...
Please pray for my sweet cat Mr. T who went missing on Thursday, May 17, 2012 He liked to sneak out, but would always come back when I called. I pray to Saint Anthony and St Frances and also St Clare. Please help Mr. T find his way home.
Thank you for all your kind and caring words. And for all your prayers for TT to come home. We miss him Terribly.
Please meet my Melody, thankfully she is growing on me. I really like her head sculpt especially her eye shape and I'm excited to try her on a msd body. I do think she's cute on the yosd body just very different (which is OK). This was my first time opening a box and not being instantly in love with the doll, sometimes love takes time! XD
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So I am kinda done with my flickr. I dont really use it or post on it. I will leave it up in case I ever want to post but now I just post on instagram. If you want to follow me Im @agfroggy1234 Sorry for my flickr people! But I get like no likes anyway so no one will even see this xD Sorry again!
-Gabby♥
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Technical: Nikon D3x. CPL, 4 stop ND
The setting of this abstract is a small Scottish stream heading into Loch Clair. I had noticed some wonderful ice patterns by the banks and on some rocks, however no direct light was available to bring the scene to life.
The next day was different (as often is the case) and I had my fun with compositions I had rehearsed the day before. But then, I saw this, a beautiful rock capped with star-like ice…at an angle, the sun would just create THE glow. To me it looked more like an ephemeral crystal coated gem. A lot of fun.
The meandering stream had some movement in it and noticed that the sun and water acted in concert in efforts to slowly disintegrate MY subject! Seriously, all of this happened a lot slower than it sounds.
Other than making sure I was set-up to catch the direct light beaming in, well, I had decided not to put boots on, my subject was in the middle of the (not so deep) stream, I needed / wanted to take the shot perfectly top down, my tripod legs were getting in the way…and all of me and my gear was casting shadows.
So, I learned a) that I am more flexible than I thought and b) that my hiking shoes are waterproof for at least as long as I needed. Cable release is cool.
I was very excited after this session and still am.
Check out the set:
- Scotland
What do you think?