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No idea why this reminds me of the Sistine Ceiling with Adam almost touching the hand of God, but it does.
Seeing the fish sculpture (normally on the wall in the bathroom, but down while painting) prompted a new words from Laurel -- fish!
As headstones go, you have to admit this one is touching and unusual.
This is at Oakland Cemetery in downtown Atlanta, just a mile or three from the stadium where the Atlanta Braves play. When this cemetery originated in 1850, it was far out of town.
Sense of scale can be stunning out in the wide-open areas of rural Arizona. At the bottom of this photo show tips of tall ocotillo plants and a yucca spire in bloom.
A Soldier dons the Integrated Visual Augmentation System Capability Set 3 at the Soldier Integration Facility at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, in January 2021. Getting feedback from a touchpoint like this one is key for equipment design. (Photo by Courtney E. Bacon, PEO Soldier)
Okay, so it wasn't supposed to be one, but it sure looked like one. Who knows. There were a lot of shirtless men in old Bible movies, weren't there?!
A Best Ranger competitor walks a beam 30 feet off the ground then crawls out and has to touch the Ranger Tab then drop 30 feet into Victory Pond.
Touchdown! Very gently, Captain Ryan puts the single wheel under Wingfoot One's control car on the ground. Shortly, he will literally taxi this 246 foot monster right up to the landing party. About half the people you see on the ground are crew and the other half are the passengers who are about to get on board.
I always enjoy the last light of the day. Sometimes you get that perfect sunset. Other times you need to turn around and see the beauty of where that light is being cast.
I reach out my hand, till my fingers touch the cold and wet. Wrinkles appear in the dark blue water. If I hold still, they'll fade away, till the water is calm again. Calm like me, standing in the middle.