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- When the world is nice, when the world sounds pretty songs, when the world smells good ...., when the colors of the world ... shine, shine for you .......
- Cuando el mundo es bonito, cuando el mundo suena a bonitas canciones, cuando el mundo huele bien...., cuando los colores del mundo brillan..., brillan para ti.....
The San Diego Zoo’s reindeer received a “cool” surprise this morning (Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2017), when 16 tons of fresh, powdery snow was blown into their exhibit for them to enjoy. When the two female and one male reindeer entered their habitat, they immediately headed for the snow. Details: bit.ly/2pfV2oM
When I'm able to, I need to get a better photo, but here's my version of the uniform featured in the movie February (UK title)/The Blackcoat's Daughter (USA title)
when we were out shooting stuff in the desert we came across this doll head hanging on an electrical box near a small industrial building.
as i backed up to park, barstow steve said photographing it was a "moral imperative."
indeed.
"When the spirits are low, when the day appears dark, when work becomes monotonous, when hope hardly seems worth having, just mount a bicycle and go out for a spin down the road, without thought on anything but the ride you are taking."
... the mountains in Austria can offer some spectacular views!
I promise you I'll not bore you to death with all the peaks I took pictures of at once, but I just loved the ray of light in this one.
Please, View On Black for enhanced pleasure! ;-)
This is another photo of one of the reading areas at the John Rylands Library in Manchester. The neo-Gothic building (it was completed in 1900) is every bit as sumptuous as a medieval castle but with better heating and lighting – it was one of the first buildings in Manchester with electric lighting incorporated in the design plans.
The gang at We’re Here! is on tour!! Join the fun and see our snaps at Typical Tourist Pictures.
This is a tourist snapshot I took in the middle of Wyoming this summer at a geologic oddity along the highway called “Hell’s Half Acre”. Its claim to fame is that it served as the backdrop in the movie Starship Troopers for the fictional planet of Klendathu.
From Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell%27s_Half_Acre_(Wyoming)
Hell's Half Acre is a large scarp located about 40 miles (64 km) west of Casper, Wyoming on US 20/26. Encompassing 320 acres (1.3 km2), this geologic oddity is composed of deep ravines, caves, rock formations and hard-packed eroded earth. The location was known as "The Devil's Kitchen", "The Pits of Hades", and "The Baby Grand Canyon" until a cowhand appeared and thought he was at Hell's Half Acre, an area southwest of Casper full of alkali and bogs. Native American tribes used the ravines to drive bison to their death during their hunts.
Happy Sliders Sunday!
One of many windows in this art project. Aditya Novali((Indonesia)
The Wall: Asian Un(real) Estate Project 2018. GoMA
Happy Window Wednesday/ HWW
When the war between Hector and Artillerix was going increasingly bad for the latter, he realized it had become time to take drastic measures. The end result was the Hornet: Sigma.
Outfitted with deadly weapons, an unstable core and one function to its AI: ensure maximum destruction, this kamikaze unit set out on its singular mission.. This is my entry to the #plaguemechswarm contest. Best of luck to all participants! Inspiration came from various sources including insects, gerwalk modes and a build by the moccist Syoya on Flickr. The basic idea and build of the lower legs is something he deserves credit for.
...shoot what you love.
So... yeah, I'm back to trees. And thanks to everyone who urged me to keep shooting. (Like I could stop.)
This great wild and spooky park is right downtown. The buildings and construction cranes are actually quite close. And yet... the wildness of this place makes the city feel like it looks here... miles away.
Immature and Males Gamble's Quail, One Sibling Looks on Learning From Dad, Hence, Bird Feeder Just Above Him and Waiting for Seeds to Drop Down. Picture taken in Marana, AZ By Dan Conway. Sony A-700, Minolta 600 F/4
When I worked on 1st Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh, this building was one og my favorites. I know nothing about its history, but I always envisioned it as being something important and always hoped that someone would turn it into something useful, but it is slated for demolition and will likely be replaced by a surface parking lot and a boring glass box building.
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When I first saw Derry-Ann she was stepping into a pretty shaded area out of the sun and there was a perfect green background for me to take her photo. Maybe a bit bright but it went well with her vibrant outfit. When she told me her name was Derry-Ann I immediately asked if she was from Northern Ireland. She explained her ancestors being her grandparents and great grandparents were from Norther Ireland but she never knew any further back. She told me she had made her own outfit as she had all her life and she came from a family of tailors and seamstresses. I took an extra photo of her hands adorned with black lace gloves and lots of jewellery. Quite a lady.
I watched as the sun set and the water and the sky were splashed with the same colors. The evening was cool and the silence was soothing. I have come here to where a piece of my heart lies. I have come to where I find peace. The waters were still warm from a most beautiful summer. The air was chilled as it was turning to fall. My eyes were drawn to a most gorgeous light on the mist that was settling on the water. I could see the light move as the mist was stirred. It rolled in and out as if were being pushed away and then pulled back again. My body trembled with emotion, something that often happens when I am surrounded and included in the incredible beauty. I would look up into the dark part of the sky and the amazing glow would draw my eyes right back down. I closed my eyes and could still see the magic in the light. Blessed is a Life when Touched by Nature! What a Life!
These have remained untouched since the previous owner died a few years back. All of this series were taken with the permission of the present owner.
The shop items date back to the 1930's, in the main.
When the Alaska Railroad purchased two SD70MACs from the KCS I was curious as to what number series they would be in. Well the wait is over as they are 4130 as seen here and the other is 4129. This view shows the slightly lighter yellow and what appears to me to be a slightly different font. Nonetheless the railroad will put these units to good use. I believe this was the first revenue run in the new skin.
Awaiting for some new dolly news! So in the meantime, I'm breaking out the ones that started it all! Love Takeo. He's cute and Asian.
When I was a young boy, I dreamt of one day becoming a pilot. My first completed application packet, including military aviation medical, Flight Aptitude Test scores, interview assessment was simply thrown into the trash, in 1975. I was transferred to another unit and reapplied for Army flight training. I was selected for the US Army Warrant Officer Rotary-Wing Aviator Course, Class 78-37, in September 1977. I entered Army flight school, 27 May 1978, as a "Snowbird" and graduated on 23 March 1979. After separating from Active Duty with the US Army, 23 March 1982, I began my civilian flying career, as Commercial Pilot. Between December 1983 and September 1987, I had airline interviews with United Airlines and American Airlines. Back then, they surely were not interested in former US Army helicopter pilots. I recall during my interview with United Airlines the three senior pilots, whom flew during WWII, seated across the table interviewing me were making jokes between themselves about helicopters. I was not selected. It was then that I made up my mind that I would one day fly the Boeing 747, as a Captain. So, as it happened, I went from flying Boeing 747-200 aircraft, as a First Officer to being selected and then graduating from Flight Safety/Boeing, 1 July 1999, from the Boeing 747-400 Transition and Captain upgrade course, little more than 20 years after graduating Army flight school. On 15 September 1999, FAA Examiner William M. Bumpus signed me off, after our successful flight from SEA to ANC. At the time, I did not know how famous he was or anything of his career (obits.postandcourier.com/us/obituaries/charleston/name/wi...). The Boeing 747-400 was the first transport-category jet I had ever flown as a Captain. It was only years later that I flew the Boeing 747-300 and 747-200 as a Captain, followed by the Boeing 737-800 and 737-700 aircraft. My father and mother taught me that I can do anything I make my mind up to doing.
US FAA issued pilot certificates:
• Airline Transport Pilot Certificate Airplane Multiengine Land
• Airline Transport Pilot Certificate Rotorcraft-Helicopter (Instrument) + various Types Ratings
• Commercial Privileges Airplane Single Engine Land and Sea, Airplane Multiengine Sea
• Flight Instructor Airplane Single Engine and Multiengine, Rotorcraft Helicopter, Instrument Airplane and Helicopter
• Mechanic Airframe, Powerplant
Airline Transport Pilot Certificates also issued from Australia, China, Hong Kong, Iceland (validation as a Boeing 747-300/200 Captain), Papua New Guinea, and Taiwan (all as a Captain).
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WHEN THE HARVEST IS IN... then, you know it is Autumn… here in Northern Europe at least.
All Summer you see the fields getting higher.
The fruit of the sweet corn plant is the corn kernel, a type of fruit called a caryopsis.
The ear is a collection of kernels on the cob.
Because corn is a monocot, there is always an even number of rows of kernels.
The ear is covered by tightly wrapped leaves called the husk.
Silk is the name for the pistillate flowers, which emerge from the husk.
Sweet corn occurs as a spontaneous mutation in field corn and was grown by several Native American tribes.
The Iroquois gave the first recorded sweet corn (called 'Papoon') to European settlers in 1779.
It soon became a popular food all over.
Another personal favourite, cannot say exactly why...
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Additional footage that was taken during the filming for Good Morning Kimmey, was used here to produce this melancholy mood in When He's Gone.
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