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My trail camera set up. The flower bed was just the right spot to film the local fox as he came into the garden. I used one of our E2 Ground spikes to position the camera and get the right eye level height.
Shot of a watch worn by one of my co-workers. Cleaned up in GIMP.
I make no claims over its authenticity - I'm a photographer, not a watchmaker!
I took some simple portraits of my friend/co-worker this morning. She has the best personality, and I sometimes joke that were getting married.
I wish the sun didn’t have to get up so early, but regardless we went to a skate park shortly after sunrise. It was my first time being in those big concrete domes, and I didn’t realize in order to get out of the bowl you had to climb!
I also told her how much I loved her dress she was wearing. She said “thanks, its vintage!”. So fetch.
has it been 15+ years already?
pick-up, 6-wheeled chassis, plasticores, linked recoilless with APFSDS rounds front, roof mounted EWP with linked MMLs, ramplate, metal armor, 4 mini-safes in cargo area (in my days, everyone was using this loophole).
Southeastern Pennsylvania:
East Norriton, Norristown, West Norriton, Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery County
NAHS = Norristown Area High School
BKHS = Bishop Kenrick High School
ENMS = East Norriton Middle School
Looking up inside the Khan Shatyr in Astana, the (new) capital of Kazakhstan.
One of the iconic buildings in the city, and one that my eye was drawn towards in early 2010, on my first visit to Astana. It was still being constructed at that time, but now has settled in to life as a shopping / 'entertainment' centre - rather a dissapointing use in my mind for a fabulous building.
But I suppose at least lots of people visit and use it, so it has life and purpose, and continues to stand out in the city, where 'landmark' buildings appear seemingly daily.
The Khan Shatyr is truly different, and for that reason alone, I like it.
NS 8863 leads a southbound coal train across the Copper Creek trestle at dusk. I was pleasantly surprised to see 8863 on the front of the train. 8863 was built in 1995.
Location: E Sod, Buckley AFB, CO.
Unit: 2-135 GSAB, Colorado Army National Guard.
Aircraft: UH-60A 83-23908.
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"Heavy Metal" from G/2-135 GSAB manuevers to pick up a sling load while a F-16, from 120th FS, does it's roll-out..
The lanterns decorations lighted-up for the Chinatown Chinese New Year 2016 Festival celebrations along New Bridge Road and Eu Tong Sen Street.
To ease the return trip east once empty, the lead Union Pacific units were cut off the west end while one of the Blackland's locomotives pulled the 62 loaded cars ahead. The UP engines were then added to east end as for easement in leaving for the return trip. Here, a single GP40 notches up to 8 while pulling the 8,000 ton train up the hill to the KCS diamond.
Close-up of my first punch needle project. You can definitely tell that it was my first time trying this craft out