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It was just past the ideal time for a picture; I tried walking fast, but the sun was only hitting the top of this historic building. It's okay, though, it's a pretty neat place.
And... remember the Alamo!
All you that do this place pass bye
Remember death for you must dye
As you are now then so was I
And as I am so that you be
Photo taken in Norwich Cathedral
A Day To Remember dropped by in Pulp Store, Manchester to meet some fans before their Eastpak Antidote Manchester Event.
Got a quick photo of them with a snowman prop in store, which they then signed.
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Resolution: 850x2160
SweetFX (I don't remember which one, sorry)
Remove Film Grain with TexMod
FOV control
Free camera
HUD remove
Texture LOD Streaming
Thanks to the neogaf's people for this tutorial:
Matty at the flight 93 Memorial. A poigniant visit - Matty was a flight attendant when a group of everyday heroes wrestled control of flight 93 from terrorists, and plunged it into this field before it could reach its intended target. (He was of course not on the flight, no-one survived, but the events of that day signalled the moment the entire profession changed forever)
Brendon Michaels, a longtime co-worker and friend, was killed last week at his home in Baltimore. He was loved by everyone and one of the nicest people you'd ever meet. A terrible thing. This is one memorial at work set up by the faculty, staff, and students who knew him.
What the Body Does Not Remember - Dance Touring Partnership presents Ultima Vez
What the Body Does Not Remember
Northern Stage, Newcastle
17 – 18 March 2015
Wim Vandekeybus’ first piece of choreography balances on the razor edge of attraction and repulsion. Dancers are driven to act and react at high speed and with split second timing, to each other, and the music. Moments of humour thread through explosions of aggression, fear and danger in this adrenaline-fuelled distinctly physical performance.
Tickets and info: www.northernstage.co.uk/whats-on/what-the-body-does-not-r...
What we choose to remember says more about us than about what we are remembering.
Near Commercial Street, Provincetown, Massachusetts. September, 2009.
Large canvas made as a birthday present to my father to commemorate the death of one of his good friends on Mt. Everest in the spring of 2005.
R.I.P. Sean.
Saturday 10th November 2018 was the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One. It was commemorated in Carlisle with special events around the city under the banner 'Carlisle Remembers 1918'
I remember 78's. I had one that I played over and over until Mom came out and broke it. She said "I've had enough!"
It is a old picture.Very rarely I'm home to see the sunset and I always appreciate the little things like this
I will never FORGET those lost even though I never meet them I pray you everyday that I look up and at see the Towers.....
Remember the Ten Run, Stillwater Oklahoma. We will never forget those men that were representing Oklahoma State in various capacities that trip for a Big 12 road basketball game at Colorado. They are Kendall Durfey (radio engineer), Bjorn Fahlstrom (co-pilot), Nate Fleming (Cowboys player), Will Hancock (athletic media relations for basketball), Daniel Lawson (Cowboys player), Brian Luinstra (athletic trainer), Denver Mills (pilot), Pat Noyes (basketball operations director), Bill Teegins (play-by-play radio announcer) and Jared Weiberg (basketball manager).