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My sister was learning to ride her bike and I was experimenting with my tripod and slow shutter speeds. At the beach I couldn't get anything but a white image. But it worked well the day I was shooting these pictures I thought.
Muro pintado por : Trust your struggle (yoshi+Bounce) de California y Fuzil(Dr.Makila) de Cali. APC.Autopista con 50.Cali.
Duma is a female Northwestern wolf cross c. l. occidentalis). I took this photo while on a "wolf walk" at the "UK Wolf Conservation Trust". Here Duma is taking part in a "meet and greet" session where members on the walk get to rub her belly. The left hand is made into a fist as a substitute muzzle should Duma wish to investigate closer.
Florida Trust House in the Magnolia Heights Historic District in Tallahassee. Serves as the headquarters for the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation
ABSTRACT BY R.L. HUFFSTUTTER, "They are all liars" on display in the local Museum of Modern Art and Thought, Your town, your state, USA
Photos Taken by Edwin Ladd - Mr Ladd Media the Official Photographer for M & W Ball 2019 held at The ICC on 15th November 2019. A night to fundraiser for The UK Sepsis Trust and Mind Birmingham.
The UK's premier charity event with a heart of gold. #MWBall19
The 2019 Annual M&W Charity Ball marks the third time that the two families have come together for an event in aid of a worthy cause. Having supported each others fundraising events for over 30 years and following the huge success of their collaborative Charity Balls in 2017 & 2018, the families have continued this year with an event to increase awareness and raise funds for UK Sepsis Trust & MIND Birmingham.
M & W Ball:
▪️Ajay K. Mahan
▪️Monty Wouhra
▪️Anil K. Wouhra
▪️Roger Wouhra
▪️Paul Wouhra
Host:
▪️Peter Graves - Sky Sports News
▪️Jonny Gould - Auctioneer Host
Headline Sponsors:
▪️Kuflink
Diamond Sponsors:
▪️Nathaniel Dupruis
▪️The Intelligent Strategic Partnership
Gold Sponsors:
▪️Darlaston Builders Merchant
▪️Orb
▪️Mars Wrigley Confectionery
▪️Red Bull
▪️G&H Silicitors
▪️McMlarrons Affinity
Gold Sponsors:
▪️Coors
▪️Carlsberg
▪️Budweisers
▪️Standard Chartered
▪️Kartar Consulting
▪️Brit Asia TV
▪️Panesar Foods
▪️Heavenly Riches
▪️Westmead Hotel
▪️BBT Group
▪️East End
▪️British American Tobacco
▪️SBI UK
▪️LV Shipping & Transport
▪️Heineken
▪️Invicta Sales Limited
▪️Agripure Natural Foods
▪️Taste n Flavour
▪️Danone Waters
▪️Nestle
▪️Boost Enery
▪️Walkers
The M&W Charity Ball 2019 was organised by Monsoon Venue Group
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46th Annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival CREATIVITY AND CRISIS: UNFOLDING THE AIDS MEMORIAL QUILT Program on the National Mall in Washington DC on Wednesday afternoon, 4 July 2012 by Elvert Barnes Photography
COMMON THREADS Exhibition
Unathi Meslane, Keiskamma Trust, Hamburg, South Africa
Visit the 46th Smithsonian Folklife Festival 2012 CREATIVITY AND CRISIS: UNFOLDING THE AIDS MEMORIAL QUILT Program / COMMON THREADS website at www.festival.si.edu/2012/creativity_and_crisis/common_thr...
Visit Elvert Barnes 46th SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL 4 July 2012 docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/46thSFF4July2012
Askham Bog is remarkable survivor of the ancient fenlands of Yorkshire. It occupies the site of an ancient lake, left behind by a retreating glacier 15,000 years ago - the low hill to the south of the Bog, along which the A64 road runs, is the terminal moraine from that glacier.
Since Roman times it has been used by local communities as a source of peat for fuel, resulting in a mosaic of habitats and a legacy of ditches, probably originally used for peat extraction.
The edges of the Bog are kept base-rich by water draining from the moraine and harbour the greatest diversity of plants and insects, including marsh orchids, marsh violet and meadow thistle. The colony of gingerbread sedge in Far Wood is the largest in England and some of the royal ferns are huge and probably very old.
The site was once renowned for water beetles and though some rare species still occur, many were lost when the adjacent Challoner's Whin was used as a municipal dumping ground early in the 20th Century. However, the moth fauna is still exceptional, with rare species such as the fen square-spot. Birds are abundant, including woodcock, buzzard, willow and marsh tits, grasshopper and reed warblers. In winter huge twittering flocks of goldfinch, lesser redpoll and siskin feed on birch and alder seeds. Roe deer and foxes are seen regularly and the pond is a great place to watch water voles, while overhead many dragonflies including the spectacular emperor can be seen on warm summer days.
In 1946, the Bog was purchased by the famous sweet manufacturers Francis Terry and Arnold Rowntree and the Yorkshire Naturalists' (now Wildlife) Trust was formed to receive it as a gift: Askham Bog therefore holds a special place in the history of nature conservation in Yorkshire.
Decades of active management, including cutting meadows for hay and grazing by Exmoor ponies, have restored its biodiversity.
My first experience of Dog’s Trust was when I first visited the Kenilworth and fell in love with a 4 year old Bull Mastiff x Rhodesian Ridgeback called Primrose.
Since adopting her on the 4th September 2011, Primrose has proved to be a complete dream to own. It really does show that if you give a Rescue dog the stable and loving home environment that it so truly deserves, it will most definitely repay you with a loving, loyal companion who supplies you with endless amounts of fun and a constant smile! I also have Primrose to thank for the dream job that I have now – if I’d have never visited Kenilworth centre that day, I would never have found out about the new site they were building in Loughborough.
It really is true what they say about a dog being for life. Owning a dog isn’t just about giving a dog a home to live in! It’s about friendship and communication and giving you something to wake up for each morning. I can honestly say that since adopting Primrose I’ve had some of the most enjoyable times of my life - with many, many more to come!
I was drinking coffee with Abby yesterday and the postman arrived. Elsie clambered on to the large basket by the window whilst Abby dealt with the post. Then, Abby encouraged Elsie to jump into her arms. Usually Elsie is picked up and swirled round, but this jump required Elsie to trust her mother to catch her before being whirled through the air. By the time I had my camera ready they were on jump 2 or 3 . . . there were about 8 in all. This little series is of the moments in between the jumps