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MV-22B Osprey 8240 VMM-261 Marines Photo taken Hand held with OUT the aid of any Tripods or Monopods
Photo taken at Thunder over Michigan Held at Willow Run Airport in Van Buren Township July 2026
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G-SIJJ North American P51 D Mustang Tall In The Saddle USAF 44-72035
This aircraft in the past has also been Registered as N5411V HK-2812P HK-2812X N5306M F-AZMU
This P51 was built in California and was assigned to the 332nd Fighter Group who became famous as the first all African-American Fighter Group known as The Tuskegee Airmen, although at the time they were referred to as The Red Tails.
Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire 7th July 2026
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This was a very aromatic (you could say "stinky") experience. The leather tanning process remains as it has for many centuries. (Cow urine and pigeon poop are still used in the process; tour guides typically provide a sprig of mint for you to hold to your nose to survive!). Our group visited this tannery and many striking leather products (jackets, purses, etc.) were available for purchase. The tannery sells tanned and dyed hides to local craftsmen who produce very high quality products.
Great reference at: [en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chouara_Tannery]
A quiet old stone tower under a pale sky, edited for a slightly darker and more timeless atmosphere.
Montmartre, Paris, France - February 2025: Tourists gather around a decorative fountain in Montmartre, Paris on a clear, sunny day. They share smiles and laughter while exploring the charming streets of this famous neighborhood.
8/6/26 - Author, Phill Branch discusses his book, The Double Dutch Fuss, his raw and lyrical memoir. The Emmy Award-winning director chronicles his struggle to break free from—and live outside of—the prescribed paradigms of Blackness and masculinity that shaped him. It’s part of the Author Works series at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch
8/6/26 - Author, Phill Branch discusses his book, The Double Dutch Fuss, his raw and lyrical memoir. The Emmy Award-winning director chronicles his struggle to break free from—and live outside of—the prescribed paradigms of Blackness and masculinity that shaped him. It’s part of the Author Works series at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch
8/6/26 - Author, Phill Branch discusses his book, The Double Dutch Fuss, his raw and lyrical memoir. The Emmy Award-winning director chronicles his struggle to break free from—and live outside of—the prescribed paradigms of Blackness and masculinity that shaped him. It’s part of the Author Works series at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch
8/6/26 - Author, Phill Branch discusses his book, The Double Dutch Fuss, his raw and lyrical memoir. The Emmy Award-winning director chronicles his struggle to break free from—and live outside of—the prescribed paradigms of Blackness and masculinity that shaped him. It’s part of the Author Works series at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch
8/6/26 - Author, Phill Branch discusses his book, The Double Dutch Fuss, his raw and lyrical memoir. The Emmy Award-winning director chronicles his struggle to break free from—and live outside of—the prescribed paradigms of Blackness and masculinity that shaped him. It’s part of the Author Works series at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch
8/6/26 - Author, Phill Branch discusses his book, The Double Dutch Fuss, his raw and lyrical memoir. The Emmy Award-winning director chronicles his struggle to break free from—and live outside of—the prescribed paradigms of Blackness and masculinity that shaped him. It’s part of the Author Works series at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch
8/6/26 - Author, Phill Branch discusses his book, The Double Dutch Fuss, his raw and lyrical memoir. The Emmy Award-winning director chronicles his struggle to break free from—and live outside of—the prescribed paradigms of Blackness and masculinity that shaped him. It’s part of the Author Works series at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch
8/6/26 - Author, Phill Branch discusses his book, The Double Dutch Fuss, his raw and lyrical memoir. The Emmy Award-winning director chronicles his struggle to break free from—and live outside of—the prescribed paradigms of Blackness and masculinity that shaped him. It’s part of the Author Works series at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch
An old church into the woods where Saint Ivan Rilski resided, a highly energetic and spiritual place in Bulgarian Rila mountain.
Typical street in the medieval centre of Rouen
The photographer is unknown. A digitally restored image from an original negative in my collection.
