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Same instructor... that turban's just kickass, ain't it...? :D
Taken while he was being interviewed by an XM official...
Same as No.1 fan and me, there were no official proposal. So we MADE Erick made it official, a week before the wedding.
Too bad I never got the official proposal, now that I think about it....may be that's why I was so fixed on shooting all of my wedding stuff in studio portrait session.
The world seems not the same
Though I know nothing has changed
It's all my state of mind
I can't leave it all behind
Have to stand up to be stronger
Have to try
To break free
From the thoughts in my mind
Use the time that I have
I can say goodbye
Have to make it right
Have to find
‘Cause I know in the end it's worth while
That the pain that I feel slowly fades away
It will be all right
I know
I should realize
Time is precious
It is worth while
Despite how I feel inside
Have to trust it’ll be alright
Have to stand up to be stronger ...
The same American robin sitting on the same branch of the Corkscrew Hazel shrub in my front yard as in the previous two photos
Camera Used: Canon EOS Rebel T6i
Lens Used: Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III USM lens
Same Hummingbird hen from last year in the same bottlebrush shrub outside a homeowner's bedroom window. Hen = P67468. Both chicks fledged on March 19, 2017. This hen had three broods in 2016.
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La Basilica was inaugurated the 21st of January of 1971, and it was built by French architects (same as many other Dominican monuments) to substitute the antique sanctuary built back in 1572. Its name is due to La Virgen de la Altagracia, the Patron Saint of the Dominicans; in La Basilica you’ll find the spectacular image of the Virgin that is 45cm tall and 33,5cm wide; the painting was made in the 15th century by a Spanish painter.
The frame that holds the image of La Virgen de la Altagracia is made of gold and precious stones; it was created in the 18th century and its value is immeasurable. La Basilica de Higuey is a Dominican Monument since the 12th of October of 1970, the 17th of October of the same year the Pope Pablo IV declared it Minor Basilica. Two years later, the 15th of august of 1972, La Basilica was declared the Diocese of Salva Leon de Higuey.
La Basilica is a structure of monumental dimensions, designed in the shape of a Latin cross; the entry is made of bronze with a 24 carat gold bath and was blessed in Rome by the Pope John Paul II. La Basilica has a bell tower composed by 45 bronze bells. It is located in Higuey (province of Altagracia), in the Dominican Republic.
(Day 5). After about a second from taking this picture I was hit by the same wave. It sure got me, but it was fun. I was also able to protect the camera from the water, so no real harm done.
However, Laupahoehoe and waves have a tragic history. On April 1st 1946 three school teachers took their students to view a strange behavior happening at the beach. The water had pulled back far away from the normal shoreline. They did not know that this was a sign of approaching tsunami. Only three of them survived. The tsunami also wreaked havoc in other parts of the island, including Hilo.
Same year, same engines, 1 foot difference in length but priced $10,000 apart - the nicer one was the cheaper one!