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This 'Chicago Peace' rose is the favorite in my garden! The color of the petals are more intense this time of year than in the Spring, thanks to Mother Nature!
This photo was taken in the aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. In response to the crisis, the ILO, governments, employers' and workers' organisations engaged in the largest regional income generation and employment creation ever. ©ILO/Marcel Crozet
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This is a very nice 1970 Ford XY Falcon that on display at the museum.
Taken at Campe's Motor Museum, Hamilton,Victoria in 2014.
This is a photo of my grandmother's office at home. She is an certified personal accountant. This is her work place at home.
This modern version of the B&O TrailerJets and Conrail TrailVans is westbound running on 2 going around trains on the other track.
I tried a little experiment last night by using a high ISO to capture an after dark shot without a tripod. I think I pulled it off, but just wish the composition had been better.
This tug was nearly destroyed by an engine room fire in 2012. It was put back into service in 2013 and is frequently seen working in the Cape Cod canal.
This eagle was being cared for at the Bald Eagle Flight Center in Sitka, Alaska after being shot. They do a wonderful job protecting injured and wounded birds from the wild.
This Panorama was made from the National Geographic Explorer. The coast is of the north shore of South Georgia Island.
This view of Thacher Island and its twin lighthouses, off Rockport, Massachusetts, was taken in June 2002.
This image is protected by copyright, no use of this image shall be granted without the written permission from Yaman Ibrahim.
It also helps to look up from time to time. The sun is hitting the windows and reflecting back through a clearing fog. It would have been nice to have one of my big cameras but the point and shoot is easier to carry on walks.
This young Eastern Cottontail has been a regular visitor to the back yard in the evenings. It also likes to hide in Mom's garden under the tomato cage. Luckily it doesn't appear to do any damage to the tomatoes, but plenty of other creatures seem to like to take bites out of the ripening fruit.
This was one of the faces made by DEBBIE BROWN in her face demonstration, in Sydney. I apologise for the poor quality of the photo :)
This Boeing 767-233ER took its first flight on August 3, 1988 and was delivered to AC on August 30, 1988...(c/n 24144/ 234). The widebody airliner was put in storage at Roswell in 2008...
Major Johnston's 81st Fighter Squadron HQ - Photo By Walter (Shorty) Hasselman
Major Johnson (Robert D. Johnston) was one of the best known fighter "Aces" during WWII, and apparently joked about his fame as indicated by "This is Hollywood".
This may not be the Waldorf, or one of the fancy chateaus generals would often use as a command post, but it was quite warm and comfy compared to the tents most of the other pilots and support crews lived in!
My best guess is that the air base was on the Cotentin Peninsula in the fields east of Carentan near Nornmandy in 1944 (49.305168, -1.179530)
For more images by Walter (Shorty) Hasselman, see Shorty's Europe
This lovely, romantic collection was created today at Etsy by Deanna of TheVIntageIslandInc. Thanks so much for including my transfer necklace!
This one should be taking flight any day now! He /She was getting off the nest just a couple of inches and then coming back down.
This picture was taken in 2005.
Every day for the past couple of years, Grandma Wasle would get up in the morning, get her walker, and walk all the way over to Grandpa Jim's room in the other building at the retirement home. There she would sit, for hours at a time, just holding his hand.
On November 2, 2007, Grandpa Jim passed away at the age of 88.
One can only hope to have a love so strong that it will last even half this long.
August 21, 2011 Grandma Wasle left to join her husband.
May they both rest in peace.
Alberton - South Australia SAR station build from track side (Leo Rowe Collection - Murray Billett Collection mb-n08-02)
This photo was scanned from a negative.
This is one of the platform tent sites at duNord. Anyone can reserve the space. I called the photo "kids tent site" only because this is where my kids stayed one year while Anne and I stayed in another tent site.
Leilani is grounded, so today I made her suffer through taking some pictures. lol She had fun, but she is 5 and got bored fast. lol
I just can't believe how pretty she is. My goodness. She is going to break a lot of hearts.
Oh and that bench there. FREE. The hotel that I work at is doing renovations and getting rid of a bunch of old stuff. This bench was really ugly, but I refurbished it and now it's AMAZE-BALLS!
This Orchid plant has been shaped by the light that feeds it.
The main stem has bent nearly 90 degrees from the plant base, into the direction of the window light.
Counting the two blossoms and all the buds that are close behind, I'd say that the light and other growing conditions appear to have done it some great measure of good.
Karen, who has tried for years to grow Orchids, is well pleased.
Note: Taken with a Voigtlander K-Mount to E-Mount adapter and the mighty fine Vivitar 28mm f2 Close Focus lens.