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Aug 15, 2007 Obergurgl, Austria by Simone and Maik Heller Via Flickr: "Haflinger" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haflinger
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Aug 15, 2007 Obergurgl, Austria by Simone and Maik Heller Via Flickr: "Haflinger" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haflinger
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Charley was born 19 years ago today on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 in Olympia, Washington. He would have been 19 years old today, but passed away August 4, 2021, a few months after his 16th birthday. He lived a long, happy, joyful life, experiencing new adventures daily and making friends wherever he went. He loved people, dogs, cats and other animals. He loved riding the subway in his travel bag and getting out at some unexplored destination — a park, store, or neighborhood — as much as returning to places he knew well. I miss him a little more every day and think of him throughout each day. I always stop for a moment at 7:06 pm, which is the time he went to sleep for the last time, and will never wake from. I’m glad I was able to have him in my life, making every day richer, happier and more fun than it would have been without him. I took these photos on May 29, 2008 — two days before Charley’s third birthday. Upper West Side Manhattan, NYC
Nikon D2X | Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D
This B-25J named “Maid in the Shade” shown here landing at Tucson Executive Airport in Tucson, Arizona was built in early 1944. She’s very rare just one of 34 B-25Js still flying. Nearly 10,000 were produced in WWII. Technie Note: Shot with a Nikon D2X using a 17-200 zoom lens.
hana & parker
Wrightsville Beach, NC
Quebec City entering into Old Quebec
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Happy Holidays from Charley!
Charley poses for his holiday portrait on December 13, 2006. This was Charley’s second Christmas and his first with a studio portrait. I took this picture of him and he was a very patient and cooperative model. He would stay still and didn’t mind my moving him for the best pose. He enjoyed the experience and the interaction of it. This was one of many studio portraits I took of him over the years. Upper West Side, Manhattan, NYC