How many of you have not recognized a stop sign when you see one in your daily travels?? Be honest!! Well, here is a useful solution.

How many of you have not recognized a stop sign when you see one in your daily travels?? Be honest!! Well, here is a useful solution.

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u/Lonely-Coconut-9734 — 15 hours ago

Photographer Rachel Moore captured one of the most striking close-up images ever recorded of a whale's eye.

Rachel Moore:
I took this image in French Polynesia while swimming with a humpback whale. This was my sixth season swimming with humpback whales, and this encounter was the most special I’ve ever had. It was one of the most profound experiences of my life.

I first met this whale the day before shooting the image. I swam with her for over an hour before I decided to stop swimming away and let her approach me. She had already shown me through her behavior that she was very careful and aware of her body, and I trusted that she would not touch me. Once I stopped moving, she came very close and wanted to be eye to eye with me.

Unfortunately, I didn’t take many photos during the 10 minutes we spent sitting face to face, as I wanted to be fully present with her and give her my full attention. It was a deeply moving experience, and I had only dreamed of having an encounter like that.
That night, when reviewing my images, I regretted not capturing that moment better and I wished I had taken a better photo of her eye contact.

Luckily for me, the very next day I had the chance to meet this same whale, whom I named "Sweet Girl." She swam straight up to me, went vertical in the water column, and positioned her eye right next to mine. This time, we stayed eye to eye for five minutes, and I remembered to take a photo.

I zoomed in to 35mm on my 16-35mm GM II lens and trusted the animal eye-tracking feature would keep her eye in focus. I didn’t want to take my eyes off hers. At one point, she rolled over, belly at the surface, and the light hit her eye just perfectly. I quickly took the shot, and I’m so happy the image turned out as it did. It’s a moment I will never forget, and it truly touched my soul

u/Lonely-Coconut-9734 — 28 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 7.5k r/SchoolBusDrivers+3 crossposts

Riding the school bus

Many of us and now others rode the school bus to school. I remember waiting in the freezing cold for the school bus. Only to find out school was cancelled because of all the snow.

u/Amazing-Report9585 — 2 months ago
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Through Zero. I received Through Zero on Friday 29 May.

Today is Friday 29 May. Late in the day I received my CD of Through Zero from Amazon. They notified me yesterday that the CD would not be arriving until Monday, so I’m pretty happy.

I am listening to my first go through of Through Zero. My immediate reaction is that this album is much more complex than any of their previous releases. But, as each release by Elder is more complex than the previous, this album continues that trend. It’s a very likeable album.

I hope all of you get your copies soon. I look forward to reading all of your opinions.

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u/Lonely-Coconut-9734 — 3 months ago

Here is the brand new, all electric, Ferrari Luce. Unfortunately, the Luce is not the top image.

Picture 2. Which is a better looking car? The Toyota Prius or the Ferrari Luce. Does the Luce look to be worth the obscene amount of money it will cost to own one??

u/Lonely-Coconut-9734 — 3 months ago