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Gunner provides security as we fly through Southwest Afghanistan. Shot on X-E1 and XF35mm, edited in LR and Nik Silver Efex Pro 2.
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The blurred figure on the right is a David Jones security officer pouncing on me for taking photos. He tried to tell me that "It was against David Jones store policy to take photos without permission from management". I reminded him that as I was outside the store, the policy did not apply to me. I told him that as inside the store entrance was clearly visible from a public space, I wasn't doing anything wrong. He then tried to suggest it was harassment and he would call the police. I ignored him and continued on my merry way
Social Security Logo, Letter for those writing articles on social security.
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Fun details, like this security sign, are everywhere you look in the Muppets area of Disney's Hollywood Studios! There are so many of these little touches compressed into this small area of the park that I feel like I'm missing three or four for every one I do see! Definitely keep your eyes open is this area!
I worked briefly as a Security Officer back in 2004.
As I've been on the nightshift recently & heard the Security Firm were recruiting again, I've started "guarding" 2 days a week for some extra cash.
I have been randomly selected a few times when going through airport security, overtime I get my hands and shoes swabbed. The last time I flew I got randomly selected again but no swabbing allowed anymore; either a pat down or go through this contraption. I chose going into the machine.
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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?"
in the philippines, if your house is outside a secured village it is important you secure your water and light meters, otherwise, they can be stolen. signs of times!
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...
Security forces members assigned to the Base Security Operations Bravo Flight Squad Four prepare to demonstrate their ability to perform medical evacuations during pre-evaluation training prior to the field training exercise Dec. 18, 2014, at the Silver Flag Alpha Range Complex north of Las Vegas, Nev. The students are part of the last BSO course taking place at Silver Flag Alpha and are currently assigned to the 512th Security Forces Squadron at Dover Air Force Base, Del. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nadine Barclay/Released) "For more photos from around the Air Force, visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/usairforce."; United States Air Force
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Georgia Air National Guard Airmen of the 165th Security Forces Squadron deploy in support of civilian law enforcement officers at Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park June 3, 2020. (US National Guard photo by Maj. William Carraway)