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His name is Moises, and he was one of two security guards for our apartment complex in Playa del Carmen. He would often drive us in the golf cart to where we needed to go. Unfortunately, we don't know enough Spanish and he didn't know enough English for us to have much conversation beyond "Hola Moises, como estas?"
photographing in the Schadow-Arkade in Düsseldorf, a security guard is on his way to me, to check, what I am doing ;-) ...
ein Mitarbeiter für Sicherheit auf dem Weg zu mir, um zu prüfen, was ich tue ;-) ...
This ancient machine perforates letters and numbers in the edge of sheets of paper, such as cheques or legal documents, to identify them in a way that cannot be erased or altered. Up to eight single-character pin units can be fitted (see next photo); the sliding plate with the hole locks them in place and stops them sliding out again in use. There's no maker's name but I guess early 20th century.
When it arrived with me it had been stored in a damp shed for years and needed some work to get it going again. There were three boxes of pin units, mostly numbers and mostly rusted to uselessness, but a lot of penetrating oil and careful levering got one set in usable condition again. I'm fascinated by gadgets like this and I'm sure it will be very useful. For something, someday …
For the Macro Mondays group theme, 'Security'...
A high-security facility for criminals of the confectionery nature...
A modular microscale rendition of the Wolverines/Body Count/Homeland Security level from Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. Designed in LDraw, and inspired by -=Steebles=-.
Cyber security, online security, protect data, hacking, key
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The Daily Shoot assignment #DS450 alternative
We all prepare for things every day. Illustrate preparedness in a photograph today.
The railway security looked prepared to me with stab proof vests, gloves, walkie talkie, pepperspray and handcuffs
In light of what Re-born said in the previous version of this, I the mask from another photo with not so good posture. =P I'm not sure which I like better... 9_9
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Sometimes, we just can't let go. ..hiding the beauty of self from those around us. .. and ourselves
I was really happy with how this turned out. I was lying in bed trying to think up something to do for my portrait today and I thought of this mask. (^_^) Its my bros and he let me use it. =D *thanks* My original idea didn't work... so I ended up with this.
-Day53-
p.s i was actually quite feeling quite neutral when taking this... i just thougt the description fit. =P
Security had their eye on me. Not that I was doing anything wrong, just eyeing me! I got a pleasant smile and a "good evening Miss" out of him!
The friendly security guards of a Varanasi bank. India.
Rolleiflex SL66 on Fuji Pro 160 NS, V700 negative scan.
A modular microscale rendition of the Wolverines/Body Count/Homeland Security level from Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. Designed in LDraw, and inspired by -=Steebles=-.
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Dit is het belangrijkste stukje van de International Zone in Den Haag, dat tijdens de Nuclear Security Summit, 24 en 25 maart, volledig van de buitenwereld wordt afgesloten omdat hier dan 58 wereldleiders komen vergaderen over hoe het verder moet met de nucleaire toestanden in de wereld. Niet alleen hier worden wegen afgesloten maar ongeveer half west Nederland is tijdens die top slecht bereikbaar.
Links het gebouw van Nobelprijswinnaar OPCW, daarachter het blauwe blok van het World Forum met daaraan vastgebouwd het Novotel. Rechts, achter de bosjes, ligt het Catshuis.
Achter het Novotel ligt het Joegoslaviëtribunaal en links - evenmin zichtbaar op de foto - het enorme Europolcomplex. In de schaduw van al dit veiligheidsgeweld ligt dan het Museum, het Gemeentemuseum en het fotomuseum GEM, die tijdens de top helaas gesloten moeten blijven.
En dan nu in het Engels, vertaald via Google Translate:
This is the most important piece of International Zone in The Hague, which is closed because during the Nuclear World Summit, March 24 and 25, all from the outside world here than 58 world leaders will meet to discuss how to proceed with the nuclear states in the world. Not only here, roads closed only about half west of the Netherlands is difficult to reach during that summit.
Left the building of Nobel laureate OPCW, behind the blue block from the World Forum with permanently built the Novotel. Right behind the bushes, is the prime minister's residence.
Behind the Novotel is the ICTY and left - not visible in the picture - the huge Europol Complex. In the shadow of all this security force lies the Museum, the Municipal Museum and the photo GEM, which must remain. Unfortunately closed during the summit