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This sad snowman appears deflated after living through the coronavirus pandemic in the year 2020. He's a clump of white cotton on green grass that is the Florida, USA, version of Christmas yard decor during the holiday season that became the Covid-19 season. Like every good citizen, he's wearing a face mask to prevent the spread of an ever-mutating disease that is the scourge of the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak of this novel coronavirus a global pandemic on March 11, 2020.
This sad snowman appears deflated after living through the coronavirus pandemic in the year 2020. He's a clump of white cotton on green grass that is the Florida, USA, version of Christmas yard decor during the holiday season that became the Covid-19 season. Like every good citizen, he's wearing a face mask to prevent the spread of an ever-mutating disease that is the scourge of the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak of this novel coronavirus a global pandemic on March 11, 2020.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-sad-snowman-appears-deflated-after-living-through-the-coronavirus-pandemic-in-the-year-2020-hes-a-clump-of-white-cotton-on-green-grass-that-is-the-florida-usa-version-of-christmas-yard-decor-during-the-holiday-season-that-became-the-covid-19-season-like-every-good-citizen-hes-wearing-a-face-mask-to-prevent-the-spread-of-an-ever-mutating-disease-that-is-the-scourge-of-the-world-the-world-health-organization-who-declared-the-outbreak-of-this-novel-coronavirus-a-global-pandemic-on-march-11-2020-image395189151.html
Two relaxed downhill skiers sit by a fireplace with their boots off and in stocking feet to toast each other with après-ski drinks and warm up in front of a blazing wood fire in a ski lodge at Big Sky Resort in Montana, USA. Brandy and hot chocolate are among America's most popular after-ski drinks, along with mulled wine, Irish coffee, hot buttered rum, and spiced apple cider. Big Sky is the largest of all ski resorts in that Northwestern state and boasts 31 ski lifts that give easy access to Rocky Mountain slopes with more than 300 ski runs for beginning, intermediate and expert skiers.
Two relaxed downhill skiers sit by a fireplace with their boots off and in stocking feet to toast each other with après-ski drinks and warm up in front of a blazing wood fire in a ski lodge at Big Sky Resort in Montana, USA. Brandy and hot chocolate are among America's most popular after-ski drinks, along with mulled wine, Irish coffee, hot buttered rum, and spiced apple cider. Big Sky is the largest of all ski resorts in that Northwestern state and boasts 31 ski lifts that give easy access to Rocky Mountain slopes with more than 300 ski runs for beginning, intermediate and expert skiers.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/two-relaxed-downhill-skiers-sit-by-a-fireplace-with-their-boots-off-and-in-stocking-feet-to-toast-each-other-with-aprs-ski-drinks-and-warm-up-in-front-of-a-blazing-wood-fire-in-a-ski-lodge-at-big-sky-resort-in-montana-usa-brandy-and-hot-chocolate-are-among-americas-most-popular-after-ski-drinks-along-with-mulled-wine-irish-coffee-hot-buttered-rum-and-spiced-apple-cider-big-sky-is-the-largest-of-all-ski-resorts-in-that-northwestern-state-and-boasts-31-ski-lifts-that-give-easy-access-to-rocky-mountain-slopes-with-more-than-300-ski-runs-for-beginning-intermediate-and-expert-skiers-image393042915.html
Using an ice axe for safety and support, a hiking female ranger with the United States National Park Service (NPS) steps across a fissure in the icy remnant of the receding Grinnell Glacier, a longtime attraction in Glacier National Park in northwestern Montana, USA. The glacier was named for George Bird Grinnell, an early conservationist who discovered the ice field in 1885 and helped the pristine region to be established as America's 10th national park in 1910. Unfortunately the numerous glaciers for which the park is named have suffered from climate change over the years.
Using an ice axe for safety and support, a hiking female ranger with the United States National Park Service (NPS) steps across a fissure in the icy remnant of the receding Grinnell Glacier, a longtime attraction in Glacier National Park in northwestern Montana, USA. The glacier was named for George Bird Grinnell, an early conservationist who discovered the ice field in 1885 and helped the pristine region to be established as America's 10th national park in 1910. Unfortunately the numerous glaciers for which the park is named have suffered from climate change over the years.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/using-an-ice-axe-for-safety-and-support-a-hiking-female-ranger-with-the-united-states-national-park-service-nps-steps-across-a-fissure-in-the-icy-remnant-of-the-receding-grinnell-glacier-a-longtime-attraction-in-glacier-national-park-in-northwestern-montana-usa-the-glacier-was-named-for-george-bird-grinnell-an-early-conservationist-who-discovered-the-ice-field-in-1885-and-helped-the-pristine-region-to-be-established-as-americas-10th-national-park-in-1910-unfortunately-the-numerous-glaciers-for-which-the-park-is-named-have-suffered-from-climate-change-over-the-years-image393043121.html
At the elevation of 6,680 feet (2036 meters), a roadside sign in Montana, USA, marks Logan Pass in the Continental Divide, which is the line that divides the flow of water between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. Rain or snow that drains into rivers on the eastern side of this Great Divide flows toward the Atlantic, while precipitation on the western side drains and flows toward the Pacific. The North American portion of the divide runs mostly along the crest of the Rocky Mountains.
At the elevation of 6,680 feet (2036 meters), a roadside sign in Montana, USA, marks Logan Pass in the Continental Divide, which is the line that divides the flow of water between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. Rain or snow that drains into rivers on the eastern side of this Great Divide flows toward the Atlantic, while precipitation on the western side drains and flows toward the Pacific. The North American portion of the divide runs mostly along the crest of the Rocky Mountains.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/at-the-elevation-of-6680-feet-2036-meters-a-roadside-sign-in-montana-usa-marks-logan-pass-in-the-continental-divide-which-is-the-line-that-divides-the-flow-of-water-between-the-pacific-ocean-and-the-atlantic-ocean-rain-or-snow-that-drains-into-rivers-on-the-eastern-side-of-this-great-divide-flows-toward-the-atlantic-while-precipitation-on-the-western-side-drains-and-flows-toward-the-pacific-the-north-american-portion-of-the-divide-runs-mostly-along-the-crest-of-the-rocky-mountains-image393043122.html
Numerous hiking trails enable visitors to get close-up views of the Mojave Desert terrain and unusual geological formations in the vast Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area a few miles west of Las Vegas in Nevada, USA. Iron minerals in layers of sandstone created millions of years ago oxidized over time to give the rock its reddish color for which the vast conservation area is named. Where the rock is buff in color, the iron minerals were never deposited or the iron was leached out by subsurface water. Many of the hiking trails are accessible from a one-way 13-mile Scenic Drive loop road
Numerous hiking trails enable visitors to get close-up views of the Mojave Desert terrain and unusual geological formations in the vast Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area a few miles west of Las Vegas in Nevada, USA. Iron minerals in layers of sandstone created millions of years ago oxidized over time to give the rock its reddish color for which the vast conservation area is named. Where the rock is buff in color, the iron minerals were never deposited or the iron was leached out by subsurface water. Many of the hiking trails are accessible from a one-way 13-mile Scenic Drive loop roadhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/numerous-hiking-trails-enable-visitors-to-get-close-up-views-of-the-mojave-desert-terrain-and-unusual-geological-formations-in-the-vast-red-rock-canyon-national-conservation-area-a-few-miles-west-of-las-vegas-in-nevada-usa-iron-minerals-in-layers-of-sandstone-created-millions-of-years-ago-oxidized-over-time-to-give-the-rock-its-reddish-color-for-which-the-vast-conservation-area-is-named-where-the-rock-is-buff-in-color-the-iron-minerals-were-never-deposited-or-the-iron-was-leached-out-by-subsurface-water-many-of-the-hiking-trails-are-accessible-from-a-one-way-13-mile-scenic-drive-loop-road-image388367602.html
A view from the rooftop of the Mandalay Bay Hotel shows the bright lights of other upscale resort hotels and casinos that line The Strip, which is the nickname for the world-famous 4.3-mile section of lively Las Vegas Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Well-known for its gambling and good times, this notorious desert destination came to life in the 1940s with its first hotel/casinos along The Strip. These days electronic billboards glow night and day at themed resorts advertising their opulent showrooms with big-name entertainment that help attract millions of tourists annually to Las Vegas.
A view from the rooftop of the Mandalay Bay Hotel shows the bright lights of other upscale resort hotels and casinos that line The Strip, which is the nickname for the world-famous 4.3-mile section of lively Las Vegas Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Well-known for its gambling and good times, this notorious desert destination came to life in the 1940s with its first hotel/casinos along The Strip. These days electronic billboards glow night and day at themed resorts advertising their opulent showrooms with big-name entertainment that help attract millions of tourists annually to Las Vegas.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-view-from-the-rooftop-of-the-mandalay-bay-hotel-shows-the-bright-lights-of-other-upscale-resort-hotels-and-casinos-that-line-the-strip-which-is-the-nickname-for-the-world-famous-43-mile-section-of-lively-las-vegas-boulevard-in-las-vegas-nevada-usa-well-known-for-its-gambling-and-good-times-this-notorious-desert-destination-came-to-life-in-the-1940s-with-its-first-hotelcasinos-along-the-strip-these-days-electronic-billboards-glow-night-and-day-at-themed-resorts-advertising-their-opulent-showrooms-with-big-name-entertainment-that-help-attract-millions-of-tourists-annually-to-las-vegas-image388367575.html
An aerial view at sundown shows the bright lights of upscale resort hotels and casinos that line The Strip, which is the nickname for the world-famous 4.3-mile (6.8-kilometer) section of lively Las Vegas Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Well-known for its gambling and good times, this notorious desert destination came to life in the 1940s with its first hotel/casinos along The Strip. These days electronic billboards glow night and day at themed resorts advertising their opulent showrooms with big-name entertainment that help attract millions of tourists annually to Las Vegas.
An aerial view at sundown shows the bright lights of upscale resort hotels and casinos that line The Strip, which is the nickname for the world-famous 4.3-mile (6.8-kilometer) section of lively Las Vegas Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Well-known for its gambling and good times, this notorious desert destination came to life in the 1940s with its first hotel/casinos along The Strip. These days electronic billboards glow night and day at themed resorts advertising their opulent showrooms with big-name entertainment that help attract millions of tourists annually to Las Vegas.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-aerial-view-at-sundown-shows-the-bright-lights-of-upscale-resort-hotels-and-casinos-that-line-the-strip-which-is-the-nickname-for-the-world-famous-43-mile-68-kilometer-section-of-lively-las-vegas-boulevard-in-las-vegas-nevada-usa-well-known-for-its-gambling-and-good-times-this-notorious-desert-destination-came-to-life-in-the-1940s-with-its-first-hotelcasinos-along-the-strip-these-days-electronic-billboards-glow-night-and-day-at-themed-resorts-advertising-their-opulent-showrooms-with-big-name-entertainment-that-help-attract-millions-of-tourists-annually-to-las-vegas-image388367312.html
Neon and other lights made this outdoor sign for the Tropicana Resort & Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Tropicana opened in 1957 and has been operating ever since in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. This historical photograph was taken in 1983 when the Tropicana was owned by the Ramada hotel chain. The sign advertises the hotel's featured entertainment, the Folies Bergére Show.
Neon and other lights made this outdoor sign for the Tropicana Resort & Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Tropicana opened in 1957 and has been operating ever since in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. This historical photograph was taken in 1983 when the Tropicana was owned by the Ramada hotel chain. The sign advertises the hotel's featured entertainment, the Folies Bergére Show.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-lights-made-this-outdoor-sign-for-the-tropicana-resort-casino-stand-out-at-night-along-las-vegas-boulevard-better-known-as-the-strip-a-roadway-lined-with-spectacular-resort-hotels-and-casinos-just-south-of-the-city-limits-of-las-vegas-nevada-usa-the-tropicana-opened-in-1957-and-has-been-operating-ever-since-in-that-notorious-desert-destination-well-known-for-its-gambling-and-good-times-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1983-when-the-tropicana-was-owned-by-the-ramada-hotel-chain-the-sign-advertises-the-hotels-featured-entertainment-the-folies-bergre-show-image387304851.html
A Roman warrior riding bareback on a muscular horse is among the hundreds of statues and other artworks that mark the elaborate outdoor and indoor decor at Caesars Palace, a mega-resort complex on Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Since its grand opening in 1996 with a 14-story hotel tower, Caesars Palace has grown to six tower buildings along with a casino, entertainment hall and shopping mall to become one of the largest and best known landmarks in Las Vegas.
A Roman warrior riding bareback on a muscular horse is among the hundreds of statues and other artworks that mark the elaborate outdoor and indoor decor at Caesars Palace, a mega-resort complex on Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Since its grand opening in 1996 with a 14-story hotel tower, Caesars Palace has grown to six tower buildings along with a casino, entertainment hall and shopping mall to become one of the largest and best known landmarks in Las Vegas.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-roman-warrior-riding-bareback-on-a-muscular-horse-is-among-the-hundreds-of-statues-and-other-artworks-that-mark-the-elaborate-outdoor-and-indoor-decor-at-caesars-palace-a-mega-resort-complex-on-las-vegas-boulevard-better-known-as-the-strip-a-roadway-lined-with-spectacular-hotels-and-casinos-just-south-of-the-city-limits-of-las-vegas-nevada-usa-since-its-grand-opening-in-1996-with-a-14-story-hotel-tower-caesars-palace-has-grown-to-six-tower-buildings-along-with-a-casino-entertainment-hall-and-shopping-mall-to-become-one-of-the-largest-and-best-known-landmarks-in-las-vegas-image387304411.html
Neon and other colorful lights made this sparkling outdoor sign for the Stardust Resort and Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Blvd., better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Stardust opened in 1958 in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. Its roadside sign changed in design and shape several times before and after this historical photograph was taken in 1983. The Stardust was demolished after closing in 2006, and this sign is only a memory.
Neon and other colorful lights made this sparkling outdoor sign for the Stardust Resort and Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Blvd., better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Stardust opened in 1958 in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. Its roadside sign changed in design and shape several times before and after this historical photograph was taken in 1983. The Stardust was demolished after closing in 2006, and this sign is only a memory.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-colorful-lights-made-this-sparkling-outdoor-sign-for-the-stardust-resort-and-casino-stand-out-at-night-along-las-vegas-blvd-better-known-as-the-strip-a-roadway-lined-with-spectacular-resort-hotels-and-casinos-just-south-of-the-city-limits-of-las-vegas-nevada-usa-the-stardust-opened-in-1958-in-that-notorious-desert-destination-well-known-for-its-gambling-and-good-times-its-roadside-sign-changed-in-design-and-shape-several-times-before-and-after-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1983-the-stardust-was-demolished-after-closing-in-2006-and-this-sign-is-only-a-memory-image387304694.html
Neon and other colorful lights made these outdoor signs for casinos and hotels stand out at night and during the day along Fremont Street, the original downtown center for gambling and good times in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Easily recognized in the neon display are a cowboy and a cowgirl nicknamed Vegas Vic and Vegas Vickie. Since this historical photograph was taken in 1983, Fremont St. has been covered with a canopy that is the world's longest video screen and presents an overhead sound-and-light show to visitors in the pedestrian-only street below.
Neon and other colorful lights made these outdoor signs for casinos and hotels stand out at night and during the day along Fremont Street, the original downtown center for gambling and good times in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Easily recognized in the neon display are a cowboy and a cowgirl nicknamed Vegas Vic and Vegas Vickie. Since this historical photograph was taken in 1983, Fremont St. has been covered with a canopy that is the world's longest video screen and presents an overhead sound-and-light show to visitors in the pedestrian-only street below.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-colorful-lights-made-these-outdoor-signs-for-casinos-and-hotels-stand-out-at-night-and-during-the-day-along-fremont-street-the-original-downtown-center-for-gambling-and-good-times-in-las-vegas-nevada-usa-easily-recognized-in-the-neon-display-are-a-cowboy-and-a-cowgirl-nicknamed-vegas-vic-and-vegas-vickie-since-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1983-fremont-st-has-been-covered-with-a-canopy-that-is-the-worlds-longest-video-screen-and-presents-an-overhead-sound-and-light-show-to-visitors-in-the-pedestrian-only-street-below-image387304598.html
Neon and other colorful lights made this outdoor sign for the Frontier Hotel and Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Stardust opened in 1942 and operated for 65 years in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. This historical photograph was taken in 1983 before the Frontier was demolished in 2007. The sign advertises the star entertainers in the hotel's showroom, magicians Siegfried and Roy.
Neon and other colorful lights made this outdoor sign for the Frontier Hotel and Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Stardust opened in 1942 and operated for 65 years in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. This historical photograph was taken in 1983 before the Frontier was demolished in 2007. The sign advertises the star entertainers in the hotel's showroom, magicians Siegfried and Roy.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-colorful-lights-made-this-outdoor-sign-for-the-frontier-hotel-and-casino-stand-out-at-night-along-las-vegas-boulevard-better-known-as-the-strip-a-roadway-lined-with-spectacular-resort-hotels-and-casinos-just-south-of-the-city-limits-of-las-vegas-nevada-usa-the-stardust-opened-in-1942-and-operated-for-65-years-in-that-notorious-desert-destination-well-known-for-its-gambling-and-good-times-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1983-before-the-frontier-was-demolished-in-2007-the-sign-advertises-the-star-entertainers-in-the-hotels-showroom-magicians-siegfried-and-roy-image387304679.html
Neon and other colorful lights made this outdoor sign for the Flamingo Hotel & Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Flamingo opened in 1946, a very early attraction in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. The Hilton Corp. owned the hotel when this historical photograph was taken in 1983. A decade later the original hotel was demolished but this unique sign of stylized pink feathers was saved.
Neon and other colorful lights made this outdoor sign for the Flamingo Hotel & Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Flamingo opened in 1946, a very early attraction in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. The Hilton Corp. owned the hotel when this historical photograph was taken in 1983. A decade later the original hotel was demolished but this unique sign of stylized pink feathers was saved.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-colorful-lights-made-this-outdoor-sign-for-the-flamingo-hotel-casino-stand-out-at-night-along-las-vegas-boulevard-better-known-as-the-strip-a-roadway-lined-with-spectacular-resort-hotels-and-casinos-just-south-of-the-city-limits-of-las-vegas-nevada-usa-the-flamingo-opened-in-1946-a-very-early-attraction-in-that-notorious-desert-destination-well-known-for-its-gambling-and-good-times-the-hilton-corp-owned-the-hotel-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1983-a-decade-later-the-original-hotel-was-demolished-but-this-unique-sign-of-stylized-pink-feathers-was-saved-image387304579.html
Neon and other lights will make this colorful outdoor sign for the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Lucky the Clown is the symbol of Circus Circus, which opened in 1968 as the first family-friendly casino in that notorious desert destination best known for its gambling and good times. Children are entertained at this casual resort with circus acts and carnival games.
Neon and other lights will make this colorful outdoor sign for the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Lucky the Clown is the symbol of Circus Circus, which opened in 1968 as the first family-friendly casino in that notorious desert destination best known for its gambling and good times. Children are entertained at this casual resort with circus acts and carnival games.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-lights-will-make-this-colorful-outdoor-sign-for-the-circus-circus-hotel-and-casino-stand-out-at-night-along-las-vegas-boulevard-better-known-as-the-strip-a-roadway-lined-with-spectacular-resort-hotels-and-casinos-just-south-of-the-city-limits-of-las-vegas-nevada-usa-lucky-the-clown-is-the-symbol-of-circus-circus-which-opened-in-1968-as-the-first-family-friendly-casino-in-that-notorious-desert-destination-best-known-for-its-gambling-and-good-times-children-are-entertained-at-this-casual-resort-with-circus-acts-and-carnival-games-image387304473.html
Neon and other colorful lights made these outdoor signs for the Dunes Hotel and its Oasis Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Dunes opened in 1955, an early attraction in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. When the hotel was demolished in 1993 to make room for the new Bellagio mega-resort, these landmark signs and neon palm trees were lost to history.
Neon and other colorful lights made these outdoor signs for the Dunes Hotel and its Oasis Casino stand out at night along Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, a roadway lined with spectacular resort hotels and casinos just south of the city limits of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Dunes opened in 1955, an early attraction in that notorious desert destination well-known for its gambling and good times. When the hotel was demolished in 1993 to make room for the new Bellagio mega-resort, these landmark signs and neon palm trees were lost to history.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-colorful-lights-made-these-outdoor-signs-for-the-dunes-hotel-and-its-oasis-casino-stand-out-at-night-along-las-vegas-boulevard-better-known-as-the-strip-a-roadway-lined-with-spectacular-resort-hotels-and-casinos-just-south-of-the-city-limits-of-las-vegas-nevada-usa-the-dunes-opened-in-1955-an-early-attraction-in-that-notorious-desert-destination-well-known-for-its-gambling-and-good-times-when-the-hotel-was-demolished-in-1993-to-make-room-for-the-new-bellagio-mega-resort-these-landmark-signs-and-neon-palm-trees-were-lost-to-history-image387304525.html
Neon and other colorful lights made these outdoor signs for casinos and hotels stand out at night and during the day along Fremont Street, the original downtown center for gambling and good times in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Easily recognized in the neon display is a cowgirl nicknamed Vegas Vickie. Since this historical photograph was taken in 1983, Fremont St. has been covered with a canopy that is the world's longest video screen and presents an overhead sound-and-light show to visitors in the pedestrian-only street below. The glowing lights of neon signs first appeared in Las Vegas in 1929.
Neon and other colorful lights made these outdoor signs for casinos and hotels stand out at night and during the day along Fremont Street, the original downtown center for gambling and good times in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Easily recognized in the neon display is a cowgirl nicknamed Vegas Vickie. Since this historical photograph was taken in 1983, Fremont St. has been covered with a canopy that is the world's longest video screen and presents an overhead sound-and-light show to visitors in the pedestrian-only street below. The glowing lights of neon signs first appeared in Las Vegas in 1929.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-colorful-lights-made-these-outdoor-signs-for-casinos-and-hotels-stand-out-at-night-and-during-the-day-along-fremont-street-the-original-downtown-center-for-gambling-and-good-times-in-las-vegas-nevada-usa-easily-recognized-in-the-neon-display-is-a-cowgirl-nicknamed-vegas-vickie-since-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1983-fremont-st-has-been-covered-with-a-canopy-that-is-the-worlds-longest-video-screen-and-presents-an-overhead-sound-and-light-show-to-visitors-in-the-pedestrian-only-street-below-the-glowing-lights-of-neon-signs-first-appeared-in-las-vegas-in-1929-image387304659.html
Neon and other colorful lights made these outdoor signs for casinos and hotels stand out at night and during the day along Fremont Street, the original downtown center for gambling and good times in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Mint casino was opened in 1957 but no longer exists. Since this historical photograph was taken in 1983, Fremont St. has been covered with a canopy that is the world's longest video screen and presents an overhead sound-and-light show to visitors in the pedestrian-only street below. The glowing lights of neon signs first appeared in Las Vegas in 1929.
Neon and other colorful lights made these outdoor signs for casinos and hotels stand out at night and during the day along Fremont Street, the original downtown center for gambling and good times in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The Mint casino was opened in 1957 but no longer exists. Since this historical photograph was taken in 1983, Fremont St. has been covered with a canopy that is the world's longest video screen and presents an overhead sound-and-light show to visitors in the pedestrian-only street below. The glowing lights of neon signs first appeared in Las Vegas in 1929.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/neon-and-other-colorful-lights-made-these-outdoor-signs-for-casinos-and-hotels-stand-out-at-night-and-during-the-day-along-fremont-street-the-original-downtown-center-for-gambling-and-good-times-in-las-vegas-nevada-usa-the-mint-casino-was-opened-in-1957-but-no-longer-exists-since-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1983-fremont-st-has-been-covered-with-a-canopy-that-is-the-worlds-longest-video-screen-and-presents-an-overhead-sound-and-light-show-to-visitors-in-the-pedestrian-only-street-below-the-glowing-lights-of-neon-signs-first-appeared-in-las-vegas-in-1929-image387304830.html
One of the 25 six-foot-tall bronze statues of 'The Thinker' by famed French sculptor Auguste Rodin sits in front of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. It was cast after the artist's death in 1917 and purchased for public display in that Midwestern American city in 1948. Air pollution, especially acid rain, can harm the greenish patina of copper-based bronze sculptures and sometimes cause black streaking to occur on the surface, as seen here.
One of the 25 six-foot-tall bronze statues of 'The Thinker' by famed French sculptor Auguste Rodin sits in front of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. It was cast after the artist's death in 1917 and purchased for public display in that Midwestern American city in 1948. Air pollution, especially acid rain, can harm the greenish patina of copper-based bronze sculptures and sometimes cause black streaking to occur on the surface, as seen here.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-of-the-25-six-foot-tall-bronze-statues-of-the-thinker-by-famed-french-sculptor-auguste-rodin-sits-in-front-of-the-nelson-atkins-museum-of-art-in-kansas-city-missouri-usa-it-was-cast-after-the-artists-death-in-1917-and-purchased-for-public-display-in-that-midwestern-american-city-in-1948-air-pollution-especially-acid-rain-can-harm-the-greenish-patina-of-copper-based-bronze-sculptures-and-sometimes-cause-black-streaking-to-occur-on-the-surface-as-seen-here-image385023088.html
The charming coastal seaport of Camden, Maine, USA, is the iconic New England town with its white steepled church and a harbor full of modern and classic sailboats. These include historic schooners that offer sailing trips in Penobscot Bay and along the northeastern shores on the Atlantic Ocean.
The charming coastal seaport of Camden, Maine, USA, is the iconic New England town with its white steepled church and a harbor full of modern and classic sailboats. These include historic schooners that offer sailing trips in Penobscot Bay and along the northeastern shores on the Atlantic Ocean.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-charming-coastal-seaport-of-camden-maine-usa-is-the-iconic-new-england-town-with-its-white-steepled-church-and-a-harbor-full-of-modern-and-classic-sailboats-these-include-historic-schooners-that-offer-sailing-trips-in-penobscot-bay-and-along-the-northeastern-shores-on-the-atlantic-ocean-image385023024.html
A park ranger leads visitors to ancient fossil formations known as stromatolites during a guided nature tour of Glacier National Park, a vast wilderness preserve in northwestern Montana, USA. These round rock-like structures were formed in shallow waters as long ago as 3 billion years when living microorganisms called cyanobacteria trapped layers of sediment. Geological features like stromatolites are among the many natural attractions for visitors to this pristine scenic region that was established as America's 10th national park in 1910.
A park ranger leads visitors to ancient fossil formations known as stromatolites during a guided nature tour of Glacier National Park, a vast wilderness preserve in northwestern Montana, USA. These round rock-like structures were formed in shallow waters as long ago as 3 billion years when living microorganisms called cyanobacteria trapped layers of sediment. Geological features like stromatolites are among the many natural attractions for visitors to this pristine scenic region that was established as America's 10th national park in 1910.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-park-ranger-leads-visitors-to-ancient-fossil-formations-known-as-stromatolites-during-a-guided-nature-tour-of-glacier-national-park-a-vast-wilderness-preserve-in-northwestern-montana-usa-these-round-rock-like-structures-were-formed-in-shallow-waters-as-long-ago-as-3-billion-years-when-living-microorganisms-called-cyanobacteria-trapped-layers-of-sediment-geological-features-like-stromatolites-are-among-the-many-natural-attractions-for-visitors-to-this-pristine-scenic-region-that-was-established-as-americas-10th-national-park-in-1910-image385023115.html
Street musicians giving performances on the sidewalk to attract donations from passersby are a common sight in the Deep South city that is famous for its jazz music, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Many entertainers move daily to different spots in the city, although some can be found at their usual locations, such as Jackson Square. Also in the French Quarter is Royal Street, a favorite of many buskers who perform alone or in a small ensemble for tips from tourists. A clarinet, trombone, trumpets and a drum set are the favored instruments of this musical group of five men and a lively dancer.
Street musicians giving performances on the sidewalk to attract donations from passersby are a common sight in the Deep South city that is famous for its jazz music, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Many entertainers move daily to different spots in the city, although some can be found at their usual locations, such as Jackson Square. Also in the French Quarter is Royal Street, a favorite of many buskers who perform alone or in a small ensemble for tips from tourists. A clarinet, trombone, trumpets and a drum set are the favored instruments of this musical group of five men and a lively dancer.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/street-musicians-giving-performances-on-the-sidewalk-to-attract-donations-from-passersby-are-a-common-sight-in-the-deep-south-city-that-is-famous-for-its-jazz-music-new-orleans-louisiana-usa-many-entertainers-move-daily-to-different-spots-in-the-city-although-some-can-be-found-at-their-usual-locations-such-as-jackson-square-also-in-the-french-quarter-is-royal-street-a-favorite-of-many-buskers-who-perform-alone-or-in-a-small-ensemble-for-tips-from-tourists-a-clarinet-trombone-trumpets-and-a-drum-set-are-the-favored-instruments-of-this-musical-group-of-five-men-and-a-lively-dancer-image385022985.html
This bronze statue of a fisherman at a ship's wheel looks toward the harbor in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA, as a memorial to the thousands of fishermen lost at sea during the first three centuries (1623-1923) of that New England town's history. Taken from a biblical psalm is the monument's well-known inscription: 'They that go down to the sea in ships.' It is chiseled on a large block of granite that holds the 8-foot-tall (2.4 meter) statue by English sculptor Leonard Craske. This famous memorial is on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
This bronze statue of a fisherman at a ship's wheel looks toward the harbor in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA, as a memorial to the thousands of fishermen lost at sea during the first three centuries (1623-1923) of that New England town's history. Taken from a biblical psalm is the monument's well-known inscription: 'They that go down to the sea in ships.' It is chiseled on a large block of granite that holds the 8-foot-tall (2.4 meter) statue by English sculptor Leonard Craske. This famous memorial is on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-bronze-statue-of-a-fisherman-at-a-ships-wheel-looks-toward-the-harbor-in-gloucester-massachusetts-usa-as-a-memorial-to-the-thousands-of-fishermen-lost-at-sea-during-the-first-three-centuries-1623-1923-of-that-new-england-towns-history-taken-from-a-biblical-psalm-is-the-monuments-well-known-inscription-they-that-go-down-to-the-sea-in-ships-it-is-chiseled-on-a-large-block-of-granite-that-holds-the-8-foot-tall-24-meter-statue-by-english-sculptor-leonard-craske-this-famous-memorial-is-on-the-us-national-register-of-historic-places-image385023020.html
A line of hikers on a ranger-led tour cross an icy remnant of the receding Grinnell Glacier, a longtime attraction in Glacier National Park, a vast wilderness preserve in northwestern Montana, USA. The glacier was named for George Bird Grinnell, an early conservationist who discovered the ice field in 1885 and helped the pristine region to be established as America's 10th national park in 1910. Unfortunately the numerous glaciers for which the park is named have suffered from climate change over the years. From an estimated 146 glaciers in the mid-19th century, only 26 named glaciers remain.
A line of hikers on a ranger-led tour cross an icy remnant of the receding Grinnell Glacier, a longtime attraction in Glacier National Park, a vast wilderness preserve in northwestern Montana, USA. The glacier was named for George Bird Grinnell, an early conservationist who discovered the ice field in 1885 and helped the pristine region to be established as America's 10th national park in 1910. Unfortunately the numerous glaciers for which the park is named have suffered from climate change over the years. From an estimated 146 glaciers in the mid-19th century, only 26 named glaciers remain.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-line-of-hikers-on-a-ranger-led-tour-cross-an-icy-remnant-of-the-receding-grinnell-glacier-a-longtime-attraction-in-glacier-national-park-a-vast-wilderness-preserve-in-northwestern-montana-usa-the-glacier-was-named-for-george-bird-grinnell-an-early-conservationist-who-discovered-the-ice-field-in-1885-and-helped-the-pristine-region-to-be-established-as-americas-10th-national-park-in-1910-unfortunately-the-numerous-glaciers-for-which-the-park-is-named-have-suffered-from-climate-change-over-the-years-from-an-estimated-146-glaciers-in-the-mid-19th-century-only-26-named-glaciers-remain-image385023118.html
A visitor admires the towering outdoor artwork of famed sculptor Alexander Calder at the General Motors Technical Center in the Detroit suburb of Warren, Michigan, USA. Designed by internationally-renowed father and son architects, Eliel and Eero Saarinen, the modernistic GM Tech Center represented industrial America when it opened in 1956 with 25 buildings spread over a 320-acres (130 hectares). The widely-praised complex ushered in a new and novel architectural theme: the corporate campus, which hailed the arrival of corporations as centers of learning, scientific patronage, and power.
A visitor admires the towering outdoor artwork of famed sculptor Alexander Calder at the General Motors Technical Center in the Detroit suburb of Warren, Michigan, USA. Designed by internationally-renowed father and son architects, Eliel and Eero Saarinen, the modernistic GM Tech Center represented industrial America when it opened in 1956 with 25 buildings spread over a 320-acres (130 hectares). The widely-praised complex ushered in a new and novel architectural theme: the corporate campus, which hailed the arrival of corporations as centers of learning, scientific patronage, and power.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-visitor-admires-the-towering-outdoor-artwork-of-famed-sculptor-alexander-calder-at-the-general-motors-technical-center-in-the-detroit-suburb-of-warren-michigan-usa-designed-by-internationally-renowed-father-and-son-architects-eliel-and-eero-saarinen-the-modernistic-gm-tech-center-represented-industrial-america-when-it-opened-in-1956-with-25-buildings-spread-over-a-320-acres-130-hectares-the-widely-praised-complex-ushered-in-a-new-and-novel-architectural-theme-the-corporate-campus-which-hailed-the-arrival-of-corporations-as-centers-of-learning-scientific-patronage-and-power-image385023074.html
Balconies and overhangs of lacy black wrought iron enhance the 6-story facade of the Omni Royal Orleans, one of the most historic hotels in the famed French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Such ornamental ironworks are hallmarks of the city's varied architecture, including the Renaissance Revival style shown here. Additional guestroom balconies of wrought iron have been added since this photograph was taken in 1984. Once known as the St. Louis, the current hotel was built in 1960 to replace earlier grand lodgings dating as far back as 1843 that were destroyed by fire and a hurricane.
Balconies and overhangs of lacy black wrought iron enhance the 6-story facade of the Omni Royal Orleans, one of the most historic hotels in the famed French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Such ornamental ironworks are hallmarks of the city's varied architecture, including the Renaissance Revival style shown here. Additional guestroom balconies of wrought iron have been added since this photograph was taken in 1984. Once known as the St. Louis, the current hotel was built in 1960 to replace earlier grand lodgings dating as far back as 1843 that were destroyed by fire and a hurricane.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/balconies-and-overhangs-of-lacy-black-wrought-iron-enhance-the-6-story-facade-of-the-omni-royal-orleans-one-of-the-most-historic-hotels-in-the-famed-french-quarter-of-new-orleans-louisiana-usa-such-ornamental-ironworks-are-hallmarks-of-the-citys-varied-architecture-including-the-renaissance-revival-style-shown-here-additional-guestroom-balconies-of-wrought-iron-have-been-added-since-this-photograph-was-taken-in-1984-once-known-as-the-st-louis-the-current-hotel-was-built-in-1960-to-replace-earlier-grand-lodgings-dating-as-far-back-as-1843-that-were-destroyed-by-fire-and-a-hurricane-image385023019.html
A 1967 Chevrolet Impala convertible is framed through an outdoor sculpture reflected in a showroom display window at the General Motors Technical Center in the Detroit suburb of Warren, Michigan, USA. Designed by internationally-renowned father and son architects, Eliel and Eero Saarinen, the modernistic GM Tech Center represented industrial America when it opened in 1956 with 25 buildings spread over a 320-acres (130 hectares). The widely-praised complex ushered in a new and novel architectural theme: the corporate campus.
A 1967 Chevrolet Impala convertible is framed through an outdoor sculpture reflected in a showroom display window at the General Motors Technical Center in the Detroit suburb of Warren, Michigan, USA. Designed by internationally-renowned father and son architects, Eliel and Eero Saarinen, the modernistic GM Tech Center represented industrial America when it opened in 1956 with 25 buildings spread over a 320-acres (130 hectares). The widely-praised complex ushered in a new and novel architectural theme: the corporate campus.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-1967-chevrolet-impala-convertible-is-framed-through-an-outdoor-sculpture-reflected-in-a-showroom-display-window-at-the-general-motors-technical-center-in-the-detroit-suburb-of-warren-michigan-usa-designed-by-internationally-renowned-father-and-son-architects-eliel-and-eero-saarinen-the-modernistic-gm-tech-center-represented-industrial-america-when-it-opened-in-1956-with-25-buildings-spread-over-a-320-acres-130-hectares-the-widely-praised-complex-ushered-in-a-new-and-novel-architectural-theme-the-corporate-campus-image385023064.html
A young Ronald Reagan (front row, third from left) poses with fellow members of his men's fraternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE), for a picture in the 1932 yearbook of Eureka College, a small liberal arts college founded in 1855 in Eureka, Illinois, USA. In 1928 at the age of 17, Reagan left his boyhood hometown of Dixon, Illinois, to enroll in the four-year school. He earned a bachelor of arts degree with a joint major in sociology and economics. As a senior, Reagan served as president of the student body, then went on to become the 40th President of the United States of America (1981-89).
A young Ronald Reagan (front row, third from left) poses with fellow members of his men's fraternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE), for a picture in the 1932 yearbook of Eureka College, a small liberal arts college founded in 1855 in Eureka, Illinois, USA. In 1928 at the age of 17, Reagan left his boyhood hometown of Dixon, Illinois, to enroll in the four-year school. He earned a bachelor of arts degree with a joint major in sociology and economics. As a senior, Reagan served as president of the student body, then went on to become the 40th President of the United States of America (1981-89).https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-young-ronald-reagan-front-row-third-from-left-poses-with-fellow-members-of-his-mens-fraternity-tau-kappa-epsilon-tke-for-a-picture-in-the-1932-yearbook-of-eureka-college-a-small-liberal-arts-college-founded-in-1855-in-eureka-illinois-usa-in-1928-at-the-age-of-17-reagan-left-his-boyhood-hometown-of-dixon-illinois-to-enroll-in-the-four-year-school-he-earned-a-bachelor-of-arts-degree-with-a-joint-major-in-sociology-and-economics-as-a-senior-reagan-served-as-president-of-the-student-body-then-went-on-to-become-the-40th-president-of-the-united-states-of-america-1981-89-image383487350.html
A political campaign sign for Donald J. Trump during the 2020 race for U.S. President has been discarded in the weeds on the west coast of Florida. That is one of the battleground states that determines who wins the four-year presidential office in a prolonged election season that pitted the Republican incumbent Trump against his Democratic party rival, Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Joe Biden was eventually the victor in the hard-fought contest. He previously served as the American vice president under Barack Obama for two terms from 2009 to 2017.
A political campaign sign for Donald J. Trump during the 2020 race for U.S. President has been discarded in the weeds on the west coast of Florida. That is one of the battleground states that determines who wins the four-year presidential office in a prolonged election season that pitted the Republican incumbent Trump against his Democratic party rival, Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Joe Biden was eventually the victor in the hard-fought contest. He previously served as the American vice president under Barack Obama for two terms from 2009 to 2017.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-political-campaign-sign-for-donald-j-trump-during-the-2020-race-for-us-president-has-been-discarded-in-the-weeds-on-the-west-coast-of-florida-that-is-one-of-the-battleground-states-that-determines-who-wins-the-four-year-presidential-office-in-a-prolonged-election-season-that-pitted-the-republican-incumbent-trump-against-his-democratic-party-rival-joseph-r-biden-jr-joe-biden-was-eventually-the-victor-in-the-hard-fought-contest-he-previously-served-as-the-american-vice-president-under-barack-obama-for-two-terms-from-2009-to-2017-image383487427.html
A row of bright yellow life jackets awaits boaters who have forgotten to bring a personal flotation device that helps ensure their safety at sea in the Gulf of Mexico along the west coast of Florida, USA. The buoyant vests are offered free of charge as part of a Borrow and Return program by the Sea Tow Foundation and the West Coast Inland Navigation District (WCIND). Loaner life preservers are available to prevent drownings in many places in the United States and other countries where recreation on the water is popular.
A row of bright yellow life jackets awaits boaters who have forgotten to bring a personal flotation device that helps ensure their safety at sea in the Gulf of Mexico along the west coast of Florida, USA. The buoyant vests are offered free of charge as part of a Borrow and Return program by the Sea Tow Foundation and the West Coast Inland Navigation District (WCIND). Loaner life preservers are available to prevent drownings in many places in the United States and other countries where recreation on the water is popular.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-row-of-bright-yellow-life-jackets-awaits-boaters-who-have-forgotten-to-bring-a-personal-flotation-device-that-helps-ensure-their-safety-at-sea-in-the-gulf-of-mexico-along-the-west-coast-of-florida-usa-the-buoyant-vests-are-offered-free-of-charge-as-part-of-a-borrow-and-return-program-by-the-sea-tow-foundation-and-the-west-coast-inland-navigation-district-wcind-loaner-life-preservers-are-available-to-prevent-drownings-in-many-places-in-the-united-states-and-other-countries-where-recreation-on-the-water-is-popular-image383487197.html
The skeletons of a pirate and a parrot riding on his shoulder make spooky outdoor Halloween decorations in front of a home on the west coast of Florida, USA. Being in the Sunshine State, the pirate wears sunglasses under his traditional black eye patch. Halloween evolved from All Hallows' Eve and continues to be celebrated annually in America and other countries on October 31. It is a favorite holiday for children, who dress up in clever costumes and go door-to-door in their neighborhoods to collect candy and other treats.
The skeletons of a pirate and a parrot riding on his shoulder make spooky outdoor Halloween decorations in front of a home on the west coast of Florida, USA. Being in the Sunshine State, the pirate wears sunglasses under his traditional black eye patch. Halloween evolved from All Hallows' Eve and continues to be celebrated annually in America and other countries on October 31. It is a favorite holiday for children, who dress up in clever costumes and go door-to-door in their neighborhoods to collect candy and other treats.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-skeletons-of-a-pirate-and-a-parrot-riding-on-his-shoulder-make-spooky-outdoor-halloween-decorations-in-front-of-a-home-on-the-west-coast-of-florida-usa-being-in-the-sunshine-state-the-pirate-wears-sunglasses-under-his-traditional-black-eye-patch-halloween-evolved-from-all-hallows-eve-and-continues-to-be-celebrated-annually-in-america-and-other-countries-on-october-31-it-is-a-favorite-holiday-for-children-who-dress-up-in-clever-costumes-and-go-door-to-door-in-their-neighborhoods-to-collect-candy-and-other-treats-image383487262.html
Three shiny glass-walled Otis elevators carry passengers to eight floors of Water Tower Place that features an unusual atrium-style shopping mall in downtown Chicago, Illinois, USA. Opened in 1976, it was one of the first vertical malls in the world and boasts over 100 shops. Water Tower Place is a popular destination for visitors to the Windy City and its famed Magnificent Mile, a 13-block stretch of North Michigan Avenue known for its upscale stores, restaurants and hotels.
Three shiny glass-walled Otis elevators carry passengers to eight floors of Water Tower Place that features an unusual atrium-style shopping mall in downtown Chicago, Illinois, USA. Opened in 1976, it was one of the first vertical malls in the world and boasts over 100 shops. Water Tower Place is a popular destination for visitors to the Windy City and its famed Magnificent Mile, a 13-block stretch of North Michigan Avenue known for its upscale stores, restaurants and hotels.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/three-shiny-glass-walled-otis-elevators-carry-passengers-to-eight-floors-of-water-tower-place-that-features-an-unusual-atrium-style-shopping-mall-in-downtown-chicago-illinois-usa-opened-in-1976-it-was-one-of-the-first-vertical-malls-in-the-world-and-boasts-over-100-shops-water-tower-place-is-a-popular-destination-for-visitors-to-the-windy-city-and-its-famed-magnificent-mile-a-13-block-stretch-of-north-michigan-avenue-known-for-its-upscale-stores-restaurants-and-hotels-image383487375.html
A portrait of young Ronald Reagan as a graduating student appears in the 1932 yearbook of Eureka College, a small liberal arts college founded in 1855 in Eureka, Illinois, USA. He earned a bachelor of arts degree with a joint major in sociology and economics. As a senior, Reagan served as president of the student body, then went on to become a Hollywood movie star, the Governor of California, and eventually the 40th President of the United States of America for two terms (1981-89). Dixon is the name of his Illinois boyhood hometown, which Reagan left in 1928 at age 17 to enroll in college.
A portrait of young Ronald Reagan as a graduating student appears in the 1932 yearbook of Eureka College, a small liberal arts college founded in 1855 in Eureka, Illinois, USA. He earned a bachelor of arts degree with a joint major in sociology and economics. As a senior, Reagan served as president of the student body, then went on to become a Hollywood movie star, the Governor of California, and eventually the 40th President of the United States of America for two terms (1981-89). Dixon is the name of his Illinois boyhood hometown, which Reagan left in 1928 at age 17 to enroll in college.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-portrait-of-young-ronald-reagan-as-a-graduating-student-appears-in-the-1932-yearbook-of-eureka-college-a-small-liberal-arts-college-founded-in-1855-in-eureka-illinois-usa-he-earned-a-bachelor-of-arts-degree-with-a-joint-major-in-sociology-and-economics-as-a-senior-reagan-served-as-president-of-the-student-body-then-went-on-to-become-a-hollywood-movie-star-the-governor-of-california-and-eventually-the-40th-president-of-the-united-states-of-america-for-two-terms-1981-89-dixon-is-the-name-of-his-illinois-boyhood-hometown-which-reagan-left-in-1928-at-age-17-to-enroll-in-college-image383487344.html
Simple furnishings are seen in the interior of this log cabin in New Salem, now an historical village that was once home to Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States. He moved to the small central Illinois settlement in 1831 at the age of 22 and stayed for six years before becoming a lawyer and politician. Notable is the chess board with wooden playing pieces, and a porcelain chamber pot next to the bed. New Salem only existed for about a dozen years before being abandoned. Reconstructed in the 1930-40s by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), it features 23 log buildings.
Simple furnishings are seen in the interior of this log cabin in New Salem, now an historical village that was once home to Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States. He moved to the small central Illinois settlement in 1831 at the age of 22 and stayed for six years before becoming a lawyer and politician. Notable is the chess board with wooden playing pieces, and a porcelain chamber pot next to the bed. New Salem only existed for about a dozen years before being abandoned. Reconstructed in the 1930-40s by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), it features 23 log buildings.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/simple-furnishings-are-seen-in-the-interior-of-this-log-cabin-in-new-salem-now-an-historical-village-that-was-once-home-to-abraham-lincoln-16th-president-of-the-united-states-he-moved-to-the-small-central-illinois-settlement-in-1831-at-the-age-of-22-and-stayed-for-six-years-before-becoming-a-lawyer-and-politician-notable-is-the-chess-board-with-wooden-playing-pieces-and-a-porcelain-chamber-pot-next-to-the-bed-new-salem-only-existed-for-about-a-dozen-years-before-being-abandoned-reconstructed-in-the-1930-40s-by-the-civilian-conservation-corps-ccc-it-features-23-log-buildings-image383487294.html
The skeletons of two pirates and a parrot riding on a shoulder make spooky outdoor Halloween decorations in front of a home on the west coast of Florida, USA. Being in the Sunshine State, one pirate wears sunglasses under his traditional black eye patch. Halloween evolved from All Hallows' Eve and continues to be celebrated annually in America and other countries on October 31. It is a favorite holiday for children, who dress up in clever costumes and go door-to-door in their neighborhoods to collect candy and other treats.
The skeletons of two pirates and a parrot riding on a shoulder make spooky outdoor Halloween decorations in front of a home on the west coast of Florida, USA. Being in the Sunshine State, one pirate wears sunglasses under his traditional black eye patch. Halloween evolved from All Hallows' Eve and continues to be celebrated annually in America and other countries on October 31. It is a favorite holiday for children, who dress up in clever costumes and go door-to-door in their neighborhoods to collect candy and other treats.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-skeletons-of-two-pirates-and-a-parrot-riding-on-a-shoulder-make-spooky-outdoor-halloween-decorations-in-front-of-a-home-on-the-west-coast-of-florida-usa-being-in-the-sunshine-state-one-pirate-wears-sunglasses-under-his-traditional-black-eye-patch-halloween-evolved-from-all-hallows-eve-and-continues-to-be-celebrated-annually-in-america-and-other-countries-on-october-31-it-is-a-favorite-holiday-for-children-who-dress-up-in-clever-costumes-and-go-door-to-door-in-their-neighborhoods-to-collect-candy-and-other-treats-image383487275.html
This is a close-up of the mosaic signature of Marc Chagall at the bottom of 'The Four Seasons,' one of the French artist's most monumental works of outdoor public art that was installed in 1974 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. The artwork is inlaid with thousands of colorful stone and glass chips in more than 250 colors. This is a very small section of Chagall's remarkable creation that wraps around four sides of a rectangular box that is 14 feet (4.3 meters) high and has a circumference of 160 feet (49 meters).
This is a close-up of the mosaic signature of Marc Chagall at the bottom of 'The Four Seasons,' one of the French artist's most monumental works of outdoor public art that was installed in 1974 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. The artwork is inlaid with thousands of colorful stone and glass chips in more than 250 colors. This is a very small section of Chagall's remarkable creation that wraps around four sides of a rectangular box that is 14 feet (4.3 meters) high and has a circumference of 160 feet (49 meters).https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-is-a-close-up-of-the-mosaic-signature-of-marc-chagall-at-the-bottom-of-the-four-seasons-one-of-the-french-artists-most-monumental-works-of-outdoor-public-art-that-was-installed-in-1974-in-chicago-illinois-usa-the-artwork-is-inlaid-with-thousands-of-colorful-stone-and-glass-chips-in-more-than-250-colors-this-is-a-very-small-section-of-chagalls-remarkable-creation-that-wraps-around-four-sides-of-a-rectangular-box-that-is-14-feet-43-meters-high-and-has-a-circumference-of-160-feet-49-meters-image383487285.html
A young Ronald Reagan (rear row, far right) poses with fellow members of the student senate for a picture in the 1932 yearbook of Eureka College, a small liberal arts college founded in 1855 in Eureka, Illinois, USA. In 1928 at the age of 17, Reagan left his boyhood hometown of Dixon, Illinois, to enroll in the four-year school. He earned a bachelor of arts degree with a joint major in sociology and economics. As a senior, Reagan served as president of the student body, then went on to become a Hollywood movie star, the Governor of California, and eventually the 40th U.S. President (1981-89).
A young Ronald Reagan (rear row, far right) poses with fellow members of the student senate for a picture in the 1932 yearbook of Eureka College, a small liberal arts college founded in 1855 in Eureka, Illinois, USA. In 1928 at the age of 17, Reagan left his boyhood hometown of Dixon, Illinois, to enroll in the four-year school. He earned a bachelor of arts degree with a joint major in sociology and economics. As a senior, Reagan served as president of the student body, then went on to become a Hollywood movie star, the Governor of California, and eventually the 40th U.S. President (1981-89).https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-young-ronald-reagan-rear-row-far-right-poses-with-fellow-members-of-the-student-senate-for-a-picture-in-the-1932-yearbook-of-eureka-college-a-small-liberal-arts-college-founded-in-1855-in-eureka-illinois-usa-in-1928-at-the-age-of-17-reagan-left-his-boyhood-hometown-of-dixon-illinois-to-enroll-in-the-four-year-school-he-earned-a-bachelor-of-arts-degree-with-a-joint-major-in-sociology-and-economics-as-a-senior-reagan-served-as-president-of-the-student-body-then-went-on-to-become-a-hollywood-movie-star-the-governor-of-california-and-eventually-the-40th-us-president-1981-89-image383487354.html
On an overcast winter's day, an old and weathered split rail fence is a notable feature of New Salem, now a reconstructed historical village that was once home to Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States. He moved to the small central Illinois settlement in 1831 at the age of 22. Splitting wooden logs into rails for making zigzagging fences was one of the young man's many jobs while living in New Salem for six years. After becoming a lawyer and a politician, Lincoln was known as The Railsplitter when he ran for the American presidency in 1860.
On an overcast winter's day, an old and weathered split rail fence is a notable feature of New Salem, now a reconstructed historical village that was once home to Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States. He moved to the small central Illinois settlement in 1831 at the age of 22. Splitting wooden logs into rails for making zigzagging fences was one of the young man's many jobs while living in New Salem for six years. After becoming a lawyer and a politician, Lincoln was known as The Railsplitter when he ran for the American presidency in 1860.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/on-an-overcast-winters-day-an-old-and-weathered-split-rail-fence-is-a-notable-feature-of-new-salem-now-a-reconstructed-historical-village-that-was-once-home-to-abraham-lincoln-16th-president-of-the-united-states-he-moved-to-the-small-central-illinois-settlement-in-1831-at-the-age-of-22-splitting-wooden-logs-into-rails-for-making-zigzagging-fences-was-one-of-the-young-mans-many-jobs-while-living-in-new-salem-for-six-years-after-becoming-a-lawyer-and-a-politician-lincoln-was-known-as-the-railsplitter-when-he-ran-for-the-american-presidency-in-1860-image383487338.html
Viewed from overhead is a fly fisherman standing in the crystal-clear water of a mountain river near Sun Valley, Idaho, USA. Anglers especially enjoy casting with their fly rods into the clean freshwater streams and rivers to catch cutthroat, rainbow and other trout species that are plentiful in this scenic northwestern state.
Viewed from overhead is a fly fisherman standing in the crystal-clear water of a mountain river near Sun Valley, Idaho, USA. Anglers especially enjoy casting with their fly rods into the clean freshwater streams and rivers to catch cutthroat, rainbow and other trout species that are plentiful in this scenic northwestern state.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/viewed-from-overhead-is-a-fly-fisherman-standing-in-the-crystal-clear-water-of-a-mountain-river-near-sun-valley-idaho-usa-anglers-especially-enjoy-casting-with-their-fly-rods-into-the-clean-freshwater-streams-and-rivers-to-catch-cutthroat-rainbow-and-other-trout-species-that-are-plentiful-in-this-scenic-northwestern-state-image382558917.html
A female tourist on a winter sightseeing glider flight looks through the sailplane's clear canopy at snow-covered Smoky Mountains and the Wood River Valley that's home to adjacent resort towns, Ketchum and Sun Valley, two popular vacation destinations in Idaho, USA. The scenic area boasts numerous beginner-to-expert ski trails that attract skiers and snowboarders throughout the winter season..
A female tourist on a winter sightseeing glider flight looks through the sailplane's clear canopy at snow-covered Smoky Mountains and the Wood River Valley that's home to adjacent resort towns, Ketchum and Sun Valley, two popular vacation destinations in Idaho, USA. The scenic area boasts numerous beginner-to-expert ski trails that attract skiers and snowboarders throughout the winter season..https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-female-tourist-on-a-winter-sightseeing-glider-flight-looks-through-the-sailplanes-clear-canopy-at-snow-covered-smoky-mountains-and-the-wood-river-valley-thats-home-to-adjacent-resort-towns-ketchum-and-sun-valley-two-popular-vacation-destinations-in-idaho-usa-the-scenic-area-boasts-numerous-beginner-to-expert-ski-trails-that-attract-skiers-and-snowboarders-throughout-the-winter-season-image382558934.html
Skiers and snowboarders descending the snow-covered slopes of Bald Mountain spread out as they near the bottom of the River Run trail on return to their wintertime vacation lodgings in the popular resort towns of Ketchum and Sun Valley in Idaho, USA. Throughout the winter season, numerous chairlifts and gondola cabins transport skiers, snowboarders and sightseers up the snowy mountainsides to trail heads and scenic panoramas of the Smoky Mountains.
Skiers and snowboarders descending the snow-covered slopes of Bald Mountain spread out as they near the bottom of the River Run trail on return to their wintertime vacation lodgings in the popular resort towns of Ketchum and Sun Valley in Idaho, USA. Throughout the winter season, numerous chairlifts and gondola cabins transport skiers, snowboarders and sightseers up the snowy mountainsides to trail heads and scenic panoramas of the Smoky Mountains.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/skiers-and-snowboarders-descending-the-snow-covered-slopes-of-bald-mountain-spread-out-as-they-near-the-bottom-of-the-river-run-trail-on-return-to-their-wintertime-vacation-lodgings-in-the-popular-resort-towns-of-ketchum-and-sun-valley-in-idaho-usa-throughout-the-winter-season-numerous-chairlifts-and-gondola-cabins-transport-skiers-snowboarders-and-sightseers-up-the-snowy-mountainsides-to-trail-heads-and-scenic-panoramas-of-the-smoky-mountains-image382558942.html
Two young American boys on a holiday have fun sliding down a snow embankment on a sunny winter's day in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho, USA. In wintertime the Sawtooth National Recreation Area is a vast snowy playground with miles of trails for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling.
Two young American boys on a holiday have fun sliding down a snow embankment on a sunny winter's day in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho, USA. In wintertime the Sawtooth National Recreation Area is a vast snowy playground with miles of trails for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/two-young-american-boys-on-a-holiday-have-fun-sliding-down-a-snow-embankment-on-a-sunny-winters-day-in-the-sawtooth-mountains-of-idaho-usa-in-wintertime-the-sawtooth-national-recreation-area-is-a-vast-snowy-playground-with-miles-of-trails-for-cross-country-skiing-snowshoeing-and-snowmobiling-image382558886.html
Skiers on the snow-covered slopes of Bald Mountain get a bird's-eye view of the Wood River Valley that is home to adjacent resort towns, Ketchum and Sun Valley, two popular vacation destinations in Idaho, USA. Throughout the winter season, numerous chairlifts and gondola cabins transport skiers, snowboarders and sightseers up the snowy mountainsides to trail heads and scenic panoramas of the Smoky Mountains.
Skiers on the snow-covered slopes of Bald Mountain get a bird's-eye view of the Wood River Valley that is home to adjacent resort towns, Ketchum and Sun Valley, two popular vacation destinations in Idaho, USA. Throughout the winter season, numerous chairlifts and gondola cabins transport skiers, snowboarders and sightseers up the snowy mountainsides to trail heads and scenic panoramas of the Smoky Mountains.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/skiers-on-the-snow-covered-slopes-of-bald-mountain-get-a-birds-eye-view-of-the-wood-river-valley-that-is-home-to-adjacent-resort-towns-ketchum-and-sun-valley-two-popular-vacation-destinations-in-idaho-usa-throughout-the-winter-season-numerous-chairlifts-and-gondola-cabins-transport-skiers-snowboarders-and-sightseers-up-the-snowy-mountainsides-to-trail-heads-and-scenic-panoramas-of-the-smoky-mountains-image382558939.html
Snow covers some of the black lava formations that are among the features of Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve that sprawls across the Snake River Plain in Idaho, USA. This peculiar landscape is the result of eight major volcanic eruptions that began 15,000 years ago and continued until only 2,000 years ago. Geologists predict that the area will experience another eruption sometime in the next 100 to 900 years. Visitors can tour the park by car or on foot. In the background is the Big Southern Butte, a complex of three volcanic domes that formed approximately 300,000 years ago
Snow covers some of the black lava formations that are among the features of Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve that sprawls across the Snake River Plain in Idaho, USA. This peculiar landscape is the result of eight major volcanic eruptions that began 15,000 years ago and continued until only 2,000 years ago. Geologists predict that the area will experience another eruption sometime in the next 100 to 900 years. Visitors can tour the park by car or on foot. In the background is the Big Southern Butte, a complex of three volcanic domes that formed approximately 300,000 years agohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/snow-covers-some-of-the-black-lava-formations-that-are-among-the-features-of-craters-of-the-moon-national-monument-and-preserve-that-sprawls-across-the-snake-river-plain-in-idaho-usa-this-peculiar-landscape-is-the-result-of-eight-major-volcanic-eruptions-that-began-15000-years-ago-and-continued-until-only-2000-years-ago-geologists-predict-that-the-area-will-experience-another-eruption-sometime-in-the-next-100-to-900-years-visitors-can-tour-the-park-by-car-or-on-foot-in-the-background-is-the-big-southern-butte-a-complex-of-three-volcanic-domes-that-formed-approximately-300000-years-ago-image382558906.html
Snow covers some of the black lava formations that are among the features of Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve that sprawls across the Snake River Plain in Idaho, USA. This peculiar landscape is the result of eight major volcanic eruptions that began 15,000 years ago and continued until only 2,000 years ago. Geologists predict that the area will experience another eruption sometime in the next 100 to 900 years. A 7-mile (11--kilometer) loop road allows visitors to tour the preserve by car, and many trails encourage further explorations by foot.
Snow covers some of the black lava formations that are among the features of Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve that sprawls across the Snake River Plain in Idaho, USA. This peculiar landscape is the result of eight major volcanic eruptions that began 15,000 years ago and continued until only 2,000 years ago. Geologists predict that the area will experience another eruption sometime in the next 100 to 900 years. A 7-mile (11--kilometer) loop road allows visitors to tour the preserve by car, and many trails encourage further explorations by foot.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/snow-covers-some-of-the-black-lava-formations-that-are-among-the-features-of-craters-of-the-moon-national-monument-and-preserve-that-sprawls-across-the-snake-river-plain-in-idaho-usa-this-peculiar-landscape-is-the-result-of-eight-major-volcanic-eruptions-that-began-15000-years-ago-and-continued-until-only-2000-years-ago-geologists-predict-that-the-area-will-experience-another-eruption-sometime-in-the-next-100-to-900-years-a-7-mile-11-kilometer-loop-road-allows-visitors-to-tour-the-preserve-by-car-and-many-trails-encourage-further-explorations-by-foot-image382558913.html
The Warm Springs Lodge in the vacation resort town of Sun Valley, Idaho, USA, is the beginning and ending rendezvous spot for skiers and snowboarders who rise up snow-covered slopes on the Challenger ski lift for scenic panoramic views near the top of 9,150-foot (2789-meter) Bald Mountain. Built in 1992 with towering old-growth timbers, river rock and floor-to-ceiling glass windows, the day lodge was Sun Valley's original luxury ski lodge and is now surrounded by condominiums.
The Warm Springs Lodge in the vacation resort town of Sun Valley, Idaho, USA, is the beginning and ending rendezvous spot for skiers and snowboarders who rise up snow-covered slopes on the Challenger ski lift for scenic panoramic views near the top of 9,150-foot (2789-meter) Bald Mountain. Built in 1992 with towering old-growth timbers, river rock and floor-to-ceiling glass windows, the day lodge was Sun Valley's original luxury ski lodge and is now surrounded by condominiums.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-warm-springs-lodge-in-the-vacation-resort-town-of-sun-valley-idaho-usa-is-the-beginning-and-ending-rendezvous-spot-for-skiers-and-snowboarders-who-rise-up-snow-covered-slopes-on-the-challenger-ski-lift-for-scenic-panoramic-views-near-the-top-of-9150-foot-2789-meter-bald-mountain-built-in-1992-with-towering-old-growth-timbers-river-rock-and-floor-to-ceiling-glass-windows-the-day-lodge-was-sun-valleys-original-luxury-ski-lodge-and-is-now-surrounded-by-condominiums-image382558960.html
A beautiful whole pineapple fresh from the field has been peeled and sliced into sections by a man with a knife for tasting by visitors to Hawaii, USA. The delicious juicy fruit has been grown for more than 100 years on the Hawaiian islands of Oahu, Maui and Lanai in the North Pacific Ocean. Vast plantations there produced most of the world's pineapple crop in the mid-1900s but nowadays Hawaii doesn't even rank among the top ten global producers. Nevertheless, the pineapple is an iconic symbol of the Aloha State and Hawaii remains the only state in the U.S. where pineapple is grown.
A beautiful whole pineapple fresh from the field has been peeled and sliced into sections by a man with a knife for tasting by visitors to Hawaii, USA. The delicious juicy fruit has been grown for more than 100 years on the Hawaiian islands of Oahu, Maui and Lanai in the North Pacific Ocean. Vast plantations there produced most of the world's pineapple crop in the mid-1900s but nowadays Hawaii doesn't even rank among the top ten global producers. Nevertheless, the pineapple is an iconic symbol of the Aloha State and Hawaii remains the only state in the U.S. where pineapple is grown.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-beautiful-whole-pineapple-fresh-from-the-field-has-been-peeled-and-sliced-into-sections-by-a-man-with-a-knife-for-tasting-by-visitors-to-hawaii-usa-the-delicious-juicy-fruit-has-been-grown-for-more-than-100-years-on-the-hawaiian-islands-of-oahu-maui-and-lanai-in-the-north-pacific-ocean-vast-plantations-there-produced-most-of-the-worlds-pineapple-crop-in-the-mid-1900s-but-nowadays-hawaii-doesnt-even-rank-among-the-top-ten-global-producers-nevertheless-the-pineapple-is-an-iconic-symbol-of-the-aloha-state-and-hawaii-remains-the-only-state-in-the-us-where-pineapple-is-grown-image379349460.html
The Four Seasons is a 5-star luxury beach resort overlooking the North Pacific Ocean along the golden-sand Wailea coast of Maui, a popular vacation destination in the Hawaiian Islands, USA. Among its signature features are dozens of private cabanas offering shady retreats from Hawaii's tropical sunshine. Refreshing swimming pools and water fountains also abound amid palm trees and the lush landscaping of this 34-acre (13.75-hectare) resort property.
The Four Seasons is a 5-star luxury beach resort overlooking the North Pacific Ocean along the golden-sand Wailea coast of Maui, a popular vacation destination in the Hawaiian Islands, USA. Among its signature features are dozens of private cabanas offering shady retreats from Hawaii's tropical sunshine. Refreshing swimming pools and water fountains also abound amid palm trees and the lush landscaping of this 34-acre (13.75-hectare) resort property.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-four-seasons-is-a-5-star-luxury-beach-resort-overlooking-the-north-pacific-ocean-along-the-golden-sand-wailea-coast-of-maui-a-popular-vacation-destination-in-the-hawaiian-islands-usa-among-its-signature-features-are-dozens-of-private-cabanas-offering-shady-retreats-from-hawaiis-tropical-sunshine-refreshing-swimming-pools-and-water-fountains-also-abound-amid-palm-trees-and-the-lush-landscaping-of-this-34-acre-1375-hectare-resort-property-image379348636.html
A six-person team of paddlers practicing for a race in a traditional Hawaiian outrigger canoe is silhouetted by sunlight glistening on the North Pacific Ocean off the coast of Maui in Hawaii, USA. Typical Hawaiian racing canoes have a single outrigger on one side of the craft that provides stability to the long sleek boat. Three crew members pull through the water on each side with paddles that feature long handles with a single blade at one end. Also seen here is a seventh man, a coach who sits higher in the stern (rear) of the boat during practice but is never aboard during actual races.
A six-person team of paddlers practicing for a race in a traditional Hawaiian outrigger canoe is silhouetted by sunlight glistening on the North Pacific Ocean off the coast of Maui in Hawaii, USA. Typical Hawaiian racing canoes have a single outrigger on one side of the craft that provides stability to the long sleek boat. Three crew members pull through the water on each side with paddles that feature long handles with a single blade at one end. Also seen here is a seventh man, a coach who sits higher in the stern (rear) of the boat during practice but is never aboard during actual races.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-six-person-team-of-paddlers-practicing-for-a-race-in-a-traditional-hawaiian-outrigger-canoe-is-silhouetted-by-sunlight-glistening-on-the-north-pacific-ocean-off-the-coast-of-maui-in-hawaii-usa-typical-hawaiian-racing-canoes-have-a-single-outrigger-on-one-side-of-the-craft-that-provides-stability-to-the-long-sleek-boat-three-crew-members-pull-through-the-water-on-each-side-with-paddles-that-feature-long-handles-with-a-single-blade-at-one-end-also-seen-here-is-a-seventh-man-a-coach-who-sits-higher-in-the-stern-rear-of-the-boat-during-practice-but-is-never-aboard-during-actual-races-image379349316.html
Blazing tiki torches come to life as the sun sets over the North Pacific Ocean in the tropical Hawaiian Islands, USA. Fired by propane or natural gas, the flames rise from metal or bamboo cones mounted on poles in the ground. Based on Polynesian culture, tiki torches have become icons of resorts and restaurants throughout Hawaii. Their initial popularity is traced to the 1930s-40s when the torches were featured as part of the Polynesian décor at Don the Beachcomber and Trader Vic's restaurants.
Blazing tiki torches come to life as the sun sets over the North Pacific Ocean in the tropical Hawaiian Islands, USA. Fired by propane or natural gas, the flames rise from metal or bamboo cones mounted on poles in the ground. Based on Polynesian culture, tiki torches have become icons of resorts and restaurants throughout Hawaii. Their initial popularity is traced to the 1930s-40s when the torches were featured as part of the Polynesian décor at Don the Beachcomber and Trader Vic's restaurants.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/blazing-tiki-torches-come-to-life-as-the-sun-sets-over-the-north-pacific-ocean-in-the-tropical-hawaiian-islands-usa-fired-by-propane-or-natural-gas-the-flames-rise-from-metal-or-bamboo-cones-mounted-on-poles-in-the-ground-based-on-polynesian-culture-tiki-torches-have-become-icons-of-resorts-and-restaurants-throughout-hawaii-their-initial-popularity-is-traced-to-the-1930s-40s-when-the-torches-were-featured-as-part-of-the-polynesian-dcor-at-don-the-beachcomber-and-trader-vics-restaurants-image379349717.html
An outdoor hammock suspended between two palm trees symbolizes the relaxation that vacationers anticipate when traveling to the tropical Hawaiian Islands in the North Pacific Ocean some 2,400 air miles (3,860 kilometers) southwest of the United States mainland. Originally used as suspended beds by Mayan people and later by sailors on the high seas, hammocks today represent a leisurely lifestyle and the sight of one invites immediate resting or napping whether on holiday or not.
An outdoor hammock suspended between two palm trees symbolizes the relaxation that vacationers anticipate when traveling to the tropical Hawaiian Islands in the North Pacific Ocean some 2,400 air miles (3,860 kilometers) southwest of the United States mainland. Originally used as suspended beds by Mayan people and later by sailors on the high seas, hammocks today represent a leisurely lifestyle and the sight of one invites immediate resting or napping whether on holiday or not.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-outdoor-hammock-suspended-between-two-palm-trees-symbolizes-the-relaxation-that-vacationers-anticipate-when-traveling-to-the-tropical-hawaiian-islands-in-the-north-pacific-ocean-some-2400-air-miles-3860-kilometers-southwest-of-the-united-states-mainland-originally-used-as-suspended-beds-by-mayan-people-and-later-by-sailors-on-the-high-seas-hammocks-today-represent-a-leisurely-lifestyle-and-the-sight-of-one-invites-immediate-resting-or-napping-whether-on-holiday-or-not-image379349122.html
This large sculptured head of Buddha is an impressive artwork that decorates the palm-lined courtyard beneath the wide balconies of guest rooms at the Hyatt Regency Resort on the island of Maui in Hawaii, USA. The revered Asian founder of the worldwide religion known as Buddhism is represent by many statues throughout the Hawaiian Islands that are scattered in the North Pacific Ocean southwest of the continental United States.
This large sculptured head of Buddha is an impressive artwork that decorates the palm-lined courtyard beneath the wide balconies of guest rooms at the Hyatt Regency Resort on the island of Maui in Hawaii, USA. The revered Asian founder of the worldwide religion known as Buddhism is represent by many statues throughout the Hawaiian Islands that are scattered in the North Pacific Ocean southwest of the continental United States.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-large-sculptured-head-of-buddha-is-an-impressive-artwork-that-decorates-the-palm-lined-courtyard-beneath-the-wide-balconies-of-guest-rooms-at-the-hyatt-regency-resort-on-the-island-of-maui-in-hawaii-usa-the-revered-asian-founder-of-the-worldwide-religion-known-as-buddhism-is-represent-by-many-statues-throughout-the-hawaiian-islands-that-are-scattered-in-the-north-pacific-ocean-southwest-of-the-continental-united-states-image379348938.html
An adhesive sticker featuring a symbol of the United States flag and stating 'I VOTED' is sent as a 'Thank You for Voting by Mail' to everyone who did so in elections run by Sarasota County in Florida, USA. Traditionally, each of the nation's 3,069 counties administers federal, state, county and other local elections. Election officials work to make sure voting is accurate, safe, secure and accessible for everyone whether they vote at the ballot box or by mail.
An adhesive sticker featuring a symbol of the United States flag and stating 'I VOTED' is sent as a 'Thank You for Voting by Mail' to everyone who did so in elections run by Sarasota County in Florida, USA. Traditionally, each of the nation's 3,069 counties administers federal, state, county and other local elections. Election officials work to make sure voting is accurate, safe, secure and accessible for everyone whether they vote at the ballot box or by mail.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-adhesive-sticker-featuring-a-symbol-of-the-united-states-flag-and-stating-i-voted-is-sent-as-a-thank-you-for-voting-by-mail-to-everyone-who-did-so-in-elections-run-by-sarasota-county-in-florida-usa-traditionally-each-of-the-nations-3069-counties-administers-federal-state-county-and-other-local-elections-election-officials-work-to-make-sure-voting-is-accurate-safe-secure-and-accessible-for-everyone-whether-they-vote-at-the-ballot-box-or-by-mail-image379349745.html
A mature Royal Poinciana tree (Delonix regia) shows off its large bright-red flowers that bloom from springtime through summer in the tropical Hawaiian Islands, USA. Also called a Flamboyant tree or a Flame tree, its flower colors can vary widely from deep scarlet to golden yellow and every range of orange in between. Native to Madagascar, the Royal Poinciana was introduced to Hawaii in the mid-19th Century and has since become a popular ornamental tree. It can grow as tall as 40 feet (12 meters) and can spread its branches with fern-like leaves equally as wide.
A mature Royal Poinciana tree (Delonix regia) shows off its large bright-red flowers that bloom from springtime through summer in the tropical Hawaiian Islands, USA. Also called a Flamboyant tree or a Flame tree, its flower colors can vary widely from deep scarlet to golden yellow and every range of orange in between. Native to Madagascar, the Royal Poinciana was introduced to Hawaii in the mid-19th Century and has since become a popular ornamental tree. It can grow as tall as 40 feet (12 meters) and can spread its branches with fern-like leaves equally as wide.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-mature-royal-poinciana-tree-delonix-regia-shows-off-its-large-bright-red-flowers-that-bloom-from-springtime-through-summer-in-the-tropical-hawaiian-islands-usa-also-called-a-flamboyant-tree-or-a-flame-tree-its-flower-colors-can-vary-widely-from-deep-scarlet-to-golden-yellow-and-every-range-of-orange-in-between-native-to-madagascar-the-royal-poinciana-was-introduced-to-hawaii-in-the-mid-19th-century-and-has-since-become-a-popular-ornamental-tree-it-can-grow-as-tall-as-40-feet-12-meters-and-can-spread-its-branches-with-fern-like-leaves-equally-as-wide-image379349626.html
Four smiling female entertainers perform in bright red costumes during a Hawaiian luau that features native food and dances at a holiday resort on the island of Maui in Hawaii, USA. A luau is the best place for visitors to see traditional hula dancing where ancient Hawaiian stories are told with the dancers' hands and arms. Dances of other Polynesian cultures often are part of the show, especially by Tahitian otea dancers like those seen here. They are easily identified by tall elaborate headdresses, coconut shell tops, and big grass skirts that vibrate with the girls' rapidly-shaking hips.
Four smiling female entertainers perform in bright red costumes during a Hawaiian luau that features native food and dances at a holiday resort on the island of Maui in Hawaii, USA. A luau is the best place for visitors to see traditional hula dancing where ancient Hawaiian stories are told with the dancers' hands and arms. Dances of other Polynesian cultures often are part of the show, especially by Tahitian otea dancers like those seen here. They are easily identified by tall elaborate headdresses, coconut shell tops, and big grass skirts that vibrate with the girls' rapidly-shaking hips.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/four-smiling-female-entertainers-perform-in-bright-red-costumes-during-a-hawaiian-luau-that-features-native-food-and-dances-at-a-holiday-resort-on-the-island-of-maui-in-hawaii-usa-a-luau-is-the-best-place-for-visitors-to-see-traditional-hula-dancing-where-ancient-hawaiian-stories-are-told-with-the-dancers-hands-and-arms-dances-of-other-polynesian-cultures-often-are-part-of-the-show-especially-by-tahitian-otea-dancers-like-those-seen-here-they-are-easily-identified-by-tall-elaborate-headdresses-coconut-shell-tops-and-big-grass-skirts-that-vibrate-with-the-girls-rapidly-shaking-hips-image379349212.html
Enumerators (census takers) leave behind a Notice of Visit when no one is home and they are unable to ask specific questions and record the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their residence. The sheet urges any person in that household to answer the questionnaire online or by calling a telephone number. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the information.
Enumerators (census takers) leave behind a Notice of Visit when no one is home and they are unable to ask specific questions and record the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their residence. The sheet urges any person in that household to answer the questionnaire online or by calling a telephone number. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the information.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/enumerators-census-takers-leave-behind-a-notice-of-visit-when-no-one-is-home-and-they-are-unable-to-ask-specific-questions-and-record-the-answers-from-individuals-who-did-not-complete-and-return-a-2020-us-census-questionnaire-mailed-to-their-residence-the-sheet-urges-any-person-in-that-household-to-answer-the-questionnaire-online-or-by-calling-a-telephone-number-the-nationwide-population-survey-has-been-taken-every-10-years-since-1790-as-mandated-by-the-united-states-constitution-temporary-employees-of-the-us-census-bureau-spend-about-10-minutes-at-each-home-to-get-the-information-image368265402.html
Enumerators (census takers) use a government smartphone to ask specific questions and record the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the information from people who failed to respond to the questionnaire via mail, computer or telephone.
Enumerators (census takers) use a government smartphone to ask specific questions and record the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the information from people who failed to respond to the questionnaire via mail, computer or telephone.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/enumerators-census-takers-use-a-government-smartphone-to-ask-specific-questions-and-record-the-answers-from-individuals-who-did-not-complete-and-return-a-2020-us-census-questionnaire-mailed-to-their-homes-the-nationwide-population-survey-has-been-taken-every-10-years-since-1790-as-mandated-by-the-united-states-constitution-temporary-employees-of-the-us-census-bureau-spend-about-10-minutes-at-each-home-to-get-the-information-from-people-who-failed-to-respond-to-the-questionnaire-via-mail-computer-or-telephone-image368265340.html
Enumerators (census takers) hand out an Information Sheet before asking specific questions and recording the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The sheet stresses that their answers are confidential, and lists who in the home is to be counted. One side of the sheet is in Spanish, the other in English. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the info
Enumerators (census takers) hand out an Information Sheet before asking specific questions and recording the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The sheet stresses that their answers are confidential, and lists who in the home is to be counted. One side of the sheet is in Spanish, the other in English. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the infohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/enumerators-census-takers-hand-out-an-information-sheet-before-asking-specific-questions-and-recording-the-answers-from-individuals-who-did-not-complete-and-return-a-2020-us-census-questionnaire-mailed-to-their-homes-the-sheet-stresses-that-their-answers-are-confidential-and-lists-who-in-the-home-is-to-be-counted-one-side-of-the-sheet-is-in-spanish-the-other-in-english-the-nationwide-population-survey-has-been-taken-every-10-years-since-1790-as-mandated-by-the-united-states-constitution-temporary-employees-of-the-us-census-bureau-spend-about-10-minutes-at-each-home-to-get-the-info-image368265398.html
Enumerators (census takers) are given a government ID card, a smartphone and a big briefcase with supplies to use when asking specific questions and recording the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the information from people who failed to respond to the questionnaire via mail, computer or telephone.
Enumerators (census takers) are given a government ID card, a smartphone and a big briefcase with supplies to use when asking specific questions and recording the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the information from people who failed to respond to the questionnaire via mail, computer or telephone.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/enumerators-census-takers-are-given-a-government-id-card-a-smartphone-and-a-big-briefcase-with-supplies-to-use-when-asking-specific-questions-and-recording-the-answers-from-individuals-who-did-not-complete-and-return-a-2020-us-census-questionnaire-mailed-to-their-homes-the-nationwide-population-survey-has-been-taken-every-10-years-since-1790-as-mandated-by-the-united-states-constitution-temporary-employees-of-the-us-census-bureau-spend-about-10-minutes-at-each-home-to-get-the-information-from-people-who-failed-to-respond-to-the-questionnaire-via-mail-computer-or-telephone-image368265389.html
Enumerators (census takers) hand out an Information Sheet before asking specific questions and recording the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The sheet stresses that their answers are confidential, and lists who in the home is to be counted. One side of the sheet is in English, the other in Spanish. The nationwide population survey has been taken every10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the info
Enumerators (census takers) hand out an Information Sheet before asking specific questions and recording the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The sheet stresses that their answers are confidential, and lists who in the home is to be counted. One side of the sheet is in English, the other in Spanish. The nationwide population survey has been taken every10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the infohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/enumerators-census-takers-hand-out-an-information-sheet-before-asking-specific-questions-and-recording-the-answers-from-individuals-who-did-not-complete-and-return-a-2020-us-census-questionnaire-mailed-to-their-homes-the-sheet-stresses-that-their-answers-are-confidential-and-lists-who-in-the-home-is-to-be-counted-one-side-of-the-sheet-is-in-english-the-other-in-spanish-the-nationwide-population-survey-has-been-taken-every10-years-since-1790-as-mandated-by-the-united-states-constitution-temporary-employees-of-the-us-census-bureau-spend-about-10-minutes-at-each-home-to-get-the-info-image368265392.html
Enumerators (census takers) must wear a government photo ID card on a lanyard around their necks to identify themselves before asking specific questions and recording the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the information from people who failed to respond to the questionnaire via mail, computer or telephone.
Enumerators (census takers) must wear a government photo ID card on a lanyard around their necks to identify themselves before asking specific questions and recording the answers from individuals who did not complete and return a 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire mailed to their homes. The nationwide population survey has been taken every 10 years since 1790, as mandated by the United States Constitution. Temporary employees of the U.S. Census Bureau spend about 10 minutes at each home to get the information from people who failed to respond to the questionnaire via mail, computer or telephone.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/enumerators-census-takers-must-wear-a-government-photo-id-card-on-a-lanyard-around-their-necks-to-identify-themselves-before-asking-specific-questions-and-recording-the-answers-from-individuals-who-did-not-complete-and-return-a-2020-us-census-questionnaire-mailed-to-their-homes-the-nationwide-population-survey-has-been-taken-every-10-years-since-1790-as-mandated-by-the-united-states-constitution-temporary-employees-of-the-us-census-bureau-spend-about-10-minutes-at-each-home-to-get-the-information-from-people-who-failed-to-respond-to-the-questionnaire-via-mail-computer-or-telephone-image368265404.html
A female mourning dove (Zenaida macroura) sits on eggs in her shallow nest of sticks built on the leaves of a giant bird-of-paradise plant (Strelitzia nicolai) near the Gulf coast of central Florida, USA. This small dove is easily recognized by the sad sound of its call, a mournful cooing. The mourning dove is among the most abundant and wide-spread bird species in North America. The birds are very prolific, often hatching a pair of eggs from two to six times every year. Their numbers reach into the millions and the birds are often hunted for sport and meat.
A female mourning dove (Zenaida macroura) sits on eggs in her shallow nest of sticks built on the leaves of a giant bird-of-paradise plant (Strelitzia nicolai) near the Gulf coast of central Florida, USA. This small dove is easily recognized by the sad sound of its call, a mournful cooing. The mourning dove is among the most abundant and wide-spread bird species in North America. The birds are very prolific, often hatching a pair of eggs from two to six times every year. Their numbers reach into the millions and the birds are often hunted for sport and meat.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-female-mourning-dove-zenaida-macroura-sits-on-eggs-in-her-shallow-nest-of-sticks-built-on-the-leaves-of-a-giant-bird-of-paradise-plant-strelitzia-nicolai-near-the-gulf-coast-of-central-florida-usa-this-small-dove-is-easily-recognized-by-the-sad-sound-of-its-call-a-mournful-cooing-the-mourning-dove-is-among-the-most-abundant-and-wide-spread-bird-species-in-north-america-the-birds-are-very-prolific-often-hatching-a-pair-of-eggs-from-two-to-six-times-every-year-their-numbers-reach-into-the-millions-and-the-birds-are-often-hunted-for-sport-and-meat-image363664790.html
A bouquet of colorful cut flowers of several varieties is displayed in a clear glass vase on a glass-topped table. Whether grown in a home garden or purchased from a florist, the pretty blossoms will last longer if properly prepared and given extra care. Start by making sure the flower stems are green and smooth, not slimy. Before putting them in a vase, make a fresh cut an inch or two up the stem and remove any leaves that will be below the water surface. Place the stems in fresh water and add a packet of flower food. Change the water every other day, and make a fresh cut of the stems.
A bouquet of colorful cut flowers of several varieties is displayed in a clear glass vase on a glass-topped table. Whether grown in a home garden or purchased from a florist, the pretty blossoms will last longer if properly prepared and given extra care. Start by making sure the flower stems are green and smooth, not slimy. Before putting them in a vase, make a fresh cut an inch or two up the stem and remove any leaves that will be below the water surface. Place the stems in fresh water and add a packet of flower food. Change the water every other day, and make a fresh cut of the stems.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-bouquet-of-colorful-cut-flowers-of-several-varieties-is-displayed-in-a-clear-glass-vase-on-a-glass-topped-table-whether-grown-in-a-home-garden-or-purchased-from-a-florist-the-pretty-blossoms-will-last-longer-if-properly-prepared-and-given-extra-care-start-by-making-sure-the-flower-stems-are-green-and-smooth-not-slimy-before-putting-them-in-a-vase-make-a-fresh-cut-an-inch-or-two-up-the-stem-and-remove-any-leaves-that-will-be-below-the-water-surface-place-the-stems-in-fresh-water-and-add-a-packet-of-flower-food-change-the-water-every-other-day-and-make-a-fresh-cut-of-the-stems-image363664732.html
This is the distinctive signature of Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States of America. His stylized autograph has appeared on official documents ever since he assumed the presidential office in January, 2017. This thick felt-tipped pen inscription was copied from a letter sent to his fellow Americans from the White House in 2020. Trump's bold signature has evolved from less elaborate versions of his name inscribed by the 74-year-old businessman earlier in his life.
This is the distinctive signature of Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States of America. His stylized autograph has appeared on official documents ever since he assumed the presidential office in January, 2017. This thick felt-tipped pen inscription was copied from a letter sent to his fellow Americans from the White House in 2020. Trump's bold signature has evolved from less elaborate versions of his name inscribed by the 74-year-old businessman earlier in his life.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-is-the-distinctive-signature-of-donald-j-trump-the-45th-president-of-the-united-states-of-america-his-stylized-autograph-has-appeared-on-official-documents-ever-since-he-assumed-the-presidential-office-in-january-2017-this-thick-felt-tipped-pen-inscription-was-copied-from-a-letter-sent-to-his-fellow-americans-from-the-white-house-in-2020-trumps-bold-signature-has-evolved-from-less-elaborate-versions-of-his-name-inscribed-by-the-74-year-old-businessman-earlier-in-his-life-image358402176.html
Lovebugs alight in late afternoon on a white fence post during the insect's biannual mating season that make them well-known and very unwelcome in the state of Florida, USA, especially along the Gulf Coast. Millions of the flying males and females join together tail-to-tail to mate during May and September. Commonly called Florida lovebugs, the pesky critters do not bite nor sting and actually are a fly species, Plecia nearctica. When swarming along highways, they sometimes appear as black clouds that can be hazardous to driving and harmful to the painted finishes of vehicles.
Lovebugs alight in late afternoon on a white fence post during the insect's biannual mating season that make them well-known and very unwelcome in the state of Florida, USA, especially along the Gulf Coast. Millions of the flying males and females join together tail-to-tail to mate during May and September. Commonly called Florida lovebugs, the pesky critters do not bite nor sting and actually are a fly species, Plecia nearctica. When swarming along highways, they sometimes appear as black clouds that can be hazardous to driving and harmful to the painted finishes of vehicles.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lovebugs-alight-in-late-afternoon-on-a-white-fence-post-during-the-insects-biannual-mating-season-that-make-them-well-known-and-very-unwelcome-in-the-state-of-florida-usa-especially-along-the-gulf-coast-millions-of-the-flying-males-and-females-join-together-tail-to-tail-to-mate-during-may-and-september-commonly-called-florida-lovebugs-the-pesky-critters-do-not-bite-nor-sting-and-actually-are-a-fly-species-plecia-nearctica-when-swarming-along-highways-they-sometimes-appear-as-black-clouds-that-can-be-hazardous-to-driving-and-harmful-to-the-painted-finishes-of-vehicles-image358402187.html
This is a close-up of an actual check for $2400.00 issued by the United States Treasury to a married couple in payment for the negative economic impact to residents of the U.S. caused by the novel coronavirus disease commonly known as COVID-19. The American Congress voted in early 2020 to make a one-time payment of $1,200.00 to every eligible adult as part of the government's economic relief package to stave off the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Unprecedented and controversial was the decision by the Treasury Department to print 'President Donald J. Trump' on each check (see red arrow).
This is a close-up of an actual check for $2400.00 issued by the United States Treasury to a married couple in payment for the negative economic impact to residents of the U.S. caused by the novel coronavirus disease commonly known as COVID-19. The American Congress voted in early 2020 to make a one-time payment of $1,200.00 to every eligible adult as part of the government's economic relief package to stave off the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Unprecedented and controversial was the decision by the Treasury Department to print 'President Donald J. Trump' on each check (see red arrow).https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-is-a-close-up-of-an-actual-check-for-240000-issued-by-the-united-states-treasury-to-a-married-couple-in-payment-for-the-negative-economic-impact-to-residents-of-the-us-caused-by-the-novel-coronavirus-disease-commonly-known-as-covid-19-the-american-congress-voted-in-early-2020-to-make-a-one-time-payment-of-120000-to-every-eligible-adult-as-part-of-the-governments-economic-relief-package-to-stave-off-the-effects-of-the-coronavirus-pandemic-unprecedented-and-controversial-was-the-decision-by-the-treasury-department-to-print-president-donald-j-trump-on-each-check-see-red-arrow-image356167056.html
Skin cancer is evident in this side view of a squamous cell carcinoma on the hairy arm of a Caucasian man. Most often caused by years of exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays, it is one of the most common types of skin cancer. Treatment for such hard lumps with scaly tops is usually surgical removal by a dermatologist. Avoiding prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation and the use of sunscreen are recommended ways to prevent skin cancers.
Skin cancer is evident in this side view of a squamous cell carcinoma on the hairy arm of a Caucasian man. Most often caused by years of exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays, it is one of the most common types of skin cancer. Treatment for such hard lumps with scaly tops is usually surgical removal by a dermatologist. Avoiding prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation and the use of sunscreen are recommended ways to prevent skin cancers.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/skin-cancer-is-evident-in-this-side-view-of-a-squamous-cell-carcinoma-on-the-hairy-arm-of-a-caucasian-man-most-often-caused-by-years-of-exposure-to-the-suns-ultraviolet-rays-it-is-one-of-the-most-common-types-of-skin-cancer-treatment-for-such-hard-lumps-with-scaly-tops-is-usually-surgical-removal-by-a-dermatologist-avoiding-prolonged-exposure-to-ultraviolet-radiation-and-the-use-of-sunscreen-are-recommended-ways-to-prevent-skin-cancers-image356167265.html
This is a close-up of an actual check for $2400.00 issued by the United States Treasury to a married couple in payment for the negative economic impact to residents of the U.S. caused by the novel coronavirus disease commonly known as COVID-19. The American Congress voted in early 2020 to make a one-time payment of $1,200.00 to every eligible adult as part of the government's economic relief package to stave off the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Unprecedented and controversial was the decision by the Treasury Department to print 'President Donald J. Trump' on each check .
This is a close-up of an actual check for $2400.00 issued by the United States Treasury to a married couple in payment for the negative economic impact to residents of the U.S. caused by the novel coronavirus disease commonly known as COVID-19. The American Congress voted in early 2020 to make a one-time payment of $1,200.00 to every eligible adult as part of the government's economic relief package to stave off the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Unprecedented and controversial was the decision by the Treasury Department to print 'President Donald J. Trump' on each check .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-is-a-close-up-of-an-actual-check-for-240000-issued-by-the-united-states-treasury-to-a-married-couple-in-payment-for-the-negative-economic-impact-to-residents-of-the-us-caused-by-the-novel-coronavirus-disease-commonly-known-as-covid-19-the-american-congress-voted-in-early-2020-to-make-a-one-time-payment-of-120000-to-every-eligible-adult-as-part-of-the-governments-economic-relief-package-to-stave-off-the-effects-of-the-coronavirus-pandemic-unprecedented-and-controversial-was-the-decision-by-the-treasury-department-to-print-president-donald-j-trump-on-each-check-image356167127.html
A U.S. mailbox being held by a smiley-face flower artistically made of brightly-painted metal catches the eye of people passing by this colorful home on Casey Key in Sarasota County along the Gulf Coast of Florida, USA. It is the creative work of Floridian Scott Gerber, who crafted his first smiling stick figure out of scrap aluminum tubing in 2010. Since then his Tube Dude company has sold thousands of the whimsical sculptures custom-made in various designs to customers worldwide.
A U.S. mailbox being held by a smiley-face flower artistically made of brightly-painted metal catches the eye of people passing by this colorful home on Casey Key in Sarasota County along the Gulf Coast of Florida, USA. It is the creative work of Floridian Scott Gerber, who crafted his first smiling stick figure out of scrap aluminum tubing in 2010. Since then his Tube Dude company has sold thousands of the whimsical sculptures custom-made in various designs to customers worldwide.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-us-mailbox-being-held-by-a-smiley-face-flower-artistically-made-of-brightly-painted-metal-catches-the-eye-of-people-passing-by-this-colorful-home-on-casey-key-in-sarasota-county-along-the-gulf-coast-of-florida-usa-it-is-the-creative-work-of-floridian-scott-gerber-who-crafted-his-first-smiling-stick-figure-out-of-scrap-aluminum-tubing-in-2010-since-then-his-tube-dude-company-has-sold-thousands-of-the-whimsical-sculptures-custom-made-in-various-designs-to-customers-worldwide-image356167139.html
An elderly American man proudly displays the 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle he completed while staying at home in quarantine during the novel coronavirus disease pandemic that started in late 2019 in China and then spread worldwide. It is commonly called COVID-19, an abbreviated name given by the World Health Organization (WHO) for the 'coronavirus disease of 2019.' Solving jigsaw puzzles were popular activities for people of all ages to occupy their time while under "stay-at-home" or "shelter-in-place" orders by governments to help prevent the spread of this contagious disease.
An elderly American man proudly displays the 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle he completed while staying at home in quarantine during the novel coronavirus disease pandemic that started in late 2019 in China and then spread worldwide. It is commonly called COVID-19, an abbreviated name given by the World Health Organization (WHO) for the 'coronavirus disease of 2019.' Solving jigsaw puzzles were popular activities for people of all ages to occupy their time while under "stay-at-home" or "shelter-in-place" orders by governments to help prevent the spread of this contagious disease.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-elderly-american-man-proudly-displays-the-1000-piece-jigsaw-puzzle-he-completed-while-staying-at-home-in-quarantine-during-the-novel-coronavirus-disease-pandemic-that-started-in-late-2019-in-china-and-then-spread-worldwide-it-is-commonly-called-covid-19-an-abbreviated-name-given-by-the-world-health-organization-who-for-the-coronavirus-disease-of-2019-solving-jigsaw-puzzles-were-popular-activities-for-people-of-all-ages-to-occupy-their-time-while-under-stay-at-home-or-shelter-in-place-orders-by-governments-to-help-prevent-the-spread-of-this-contagious-disease-image356167050.html
Skin cancer is evident in this angled view of a squamous cell carcinoma on the hairy arm of a Caucasian man. Most often caused by years of exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays, it is one of the most common types of skin cancer. Treatment for such hard lumps with scaly tops is usually surgical removal by a dermatologist. Avoiding prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation and the use of sunscreen are recommended ways to prevent skin cancers.
Skin cancer is evident in this angled view of a squamous cell carcinoma on the hairy arm of a Caucasian man. Most often caused by years of exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays, it is one of the most common types of skin cancer. Treatment for such hard lumps with scaly tops is usually surgical removal by a dermatologist. Avoiding prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation and the use of sunscreen are recommended ways to prevent skin cancers.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/skin-cancer-is-evident-in-this-angled-view-of-a-squamous-cell-carcinoma-on-the-hairy-arm-of-a-caucasian-man-most-often-caused-by-years-of-exposure-to-the-suns-ultraviolet-rays-it-is-one-of-the-most-common-types-of-skin-cancer-treatment-for-such-hard-lumps-with-scaly-tops-is-usually-surgical-removal-by-a-dermatologist-avoiding-prolonged-exposure-to-ultraviolet-radiation-and-the-use-of-sunscreen-are-recommended-ways-to-prevent-skin-cancers-image356167165.html
Skin cancer is evident in this top view of a squamous cell carcinoma on the hairy arm of a Caucasian man. Most often caused by years of exposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays, it is one of the most common types of skin cancer. Treatment for such hard lumps with scaly tops is usually surgical removal by a dermatologist. Avoiding prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation and the use of sunscreen are recommended ways to prevent skin cancers.
Skin cancer is evident in this top view of a squamous cell carcinoma on the hairy arm of a Caucasian man. Most often caused by years of exposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays, it is one of the most common types of skin cancer. Treatment for such hard lumps with scaly tops is usually surgical removal by a dermatologist. Avoiding prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation and the use of sunscreen are recommended ways to prevent skin cancers.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/skin-cancer-is-evident-in-this-top-view-of-a-squamous-cell-carcinoma-on-the-hairy-arm-of-a-caucasian-man-most-often-caused-by-years-of-exposure-to-the-suns-ultraviolet-uv-rays-it-is-one-of-the-most-common-types-of-skin-cancer-treatment-for-such-hard-lumps-with-scaly-tops-is-usually-surgical-removal-by-a-dermatologist-avoiding-prolonged-exposure-to-ultraviolet-radiation-and-the-use-of-sunscreen-are-recommended-ways-to-prevent-skin-cancers-image356167274.html
This sign warns would-be visitors who are sick not to enter a county park in Florida, USA. Its purpose is to help stop the spread of COVID-19, the novel coronavirus infectious disease that caused a worldwide pandemic beginning in 2020. The sign also is a reminder of local governmental guidelines that limit groups to 10 people or less, and that groups should remain at least 6 feet (1.8 meters) apart.
This sign warns would-be visitors who are sick not to enter a county park in Florida, USA. Its purpose is to help stop the spread of COVID-19, the novel coronavirus infectious disease that caused a worldwide pandemic beginning in 2020. The sign also is a reminder of local governmental guidelines that limit groups to 10 people or less, and that groups should remain at least 6 feet (1.8 meters) apart.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-sign-warns-would-be-visitors-who-are-sick-not-to-enter-a-county-park-in-florida-usa-its-purpose-is-to-help-stop-the-spread-of-covid-19-the-novel-coronavirus-infectious-disease-that-caused-a-worldwide-pandemic-beginning-in-2020-the-sign-also-is-a-reminder-of-local-governmental-guidelines-that-limit-groups-to-10-people-or-less-and-that-groups-should-remain-at-least-6-feet-18-meters-apart-image356167156.html
Two elderly Ainu women in traditional dress sell souvenirs in an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. A tattoo around her mouth that resembles a mustache is evident on the face of one woman. The painful tradition of rubbing soot into cuts in the skin during the childhood of Ainu girls to ward off evil spirits has since been outlawed by the Japanese government. The women were two of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
Two elderly Ainu women in traditional dress sell souvenirs in an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. A tattoo around her mouth that resembles a mustache is evident on the face of one woman. The painful tradition of rubbing soot into cuts in the skin during the childhood of Ainu girls to ward off evil spirits has since been outlawed by the Japanese government. The women were two of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/two-elderly-ainu-women-in-traditional-dress-sell-souvenirs-in-an-ainu-village-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-a-tattoo-around-her-mouth-that-resembles-a-mustache-is-evident-on-the-face-of-one-woman-the-painful-tradition-of-rubbing-soot-into-cuts-in-the-skin-during-the-childhood-of-ainu-girls-to-ward-off-evil-spirits-has-since-been-outlawed-by-the-japanese-government-the-women-were-two-of-only-300-pure-blooded-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-still-living-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-the-ainu-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346739314.html
These four ancient human skulls were among thousands of relics from Japan's Ainu aborigines that were on display at the Medical School at Hokkaido University when this historical photograph was taken in 1962 on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The collection of more than 1,000 skulls has helped university professors determine the origin and background of the Ainu, who were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
These four ancient human skulls were among thousands of relics from Japan's Ainu aborigines that were on display at the Medical School at Hokkaido University when this historical photograph was taken in 1962 on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The collection of more than 1,000 skulls has helped university professors determine the origin and background of the Ainu, who were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/these-four-ancient-human-skulls-were-among-thousands-of-relics-from-japans-ainu-aborigines-that-were-on-display-at-the-medical-school-at-hokkaido-university-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-the-collection-of-more-than-1000-skulls-has-helped-university-professors-determine-the-origin-and-background-of-the-ainu-who-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346739310.html
An elderly Ainu man sprinkles shochu (Japanese liquor) on the overgrown graves of ancestors in an ancient Ainu village graveyard on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The beverage is offered with prayers to the dead as a gesture of goodwill and friendship. Ainu grave markers are wooden posts with carvings at the top representing the hole in a needle to indicate a woman is buried there, or a spear point to represent the burial site of a man. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008. This historical photograph was taken in 1962.
An elderly Ainu man sprinkles shochu (Japanese liquor) on the overgrown graves of ancestors in an ancient Ainu village graveyard on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The beverage is offered with prayers to the dead as a gesture of goodwill and friendship. Ainu grave markers are wooden posts with carvings at the top representing the hole in a needle to indicate a woman is buried there, or a spear point to represent the burial site of a man. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008. This historical photograph was taken in 1962.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-elderly-ainu-man-sprinkles-shochu-japanese-liquor-on-the-overgrown-graves-of-ancestors-in-an-ancient-ainu-village-graveyard-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-the-beverage-is-offered-with-prayers-to-the-dead-as-a-gesture-of-goodwill-and-friendship-ainu-grave-markers-are-wooden-posts-with-carvings-at-the-top-representing-the-hole-in-a-needle-to-indicate-a-woman-is-buried-there-or-a-spear-point-to-represent-the-burial-site-of-a-man-the-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-image346739131.html
An Ainu woman washes clothes in a river stream near her native village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The daily chore depicts the older way of Ainu living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. Since that time the Ainu (pronounced I-noo) have assimilated into Japanese society and their traditions can only be glimpsed today in special tourist villages. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
An Ainu woman washes clothes in a river stream near her native village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The daily chore depicts the older way of Ainu living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. Since that time the Ainu (pronounced I-noo) have assimilated into Japanese society and their traditions can only be glimpsed today in special tourist villages. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-ainu-woman-washes-clothes-in-a-river-stream-near-her-native-village-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-the-daily-chore-depicts-the-older-way-of-ainu-living-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-since-that-time-the-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-have-assimilated-into-japanese-society-and-their-traditions-can-only-be-glimpsed-today-in-special-tourist-villages-the-ainu-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346738603.html
Thousands of relics from the Ainu, who have been called the "hairy aborigines" of Japan, were on display at the Medical School at Hokkaido University when this historical photograph was taken in 1962 on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. Among them are beaded necklaces, some with large metal pendants, which were the favorite adornments of Ainu women. Also seen are swords in their scabbards mostly worn for show during festivals and religious ceremonies. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
Thousands of relics from the Ainu, who have been called the "hairy aborigines" of Japan, were on display at the Medical School at Hokkaido University when this historical photograph was taken in 1962 on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. Among them are beaded necklaces, some with large metal pendants, which were the favorite adornments of Ainu women. Also seen are swords in their scabbards mostly worn for show during festivals and religious ceremonies. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-of-relics-from-the-ainu-who-have-been-called-the-hairy-aborigines-of-japan-were-on-display-at-the-medical-school-at-hokkaido-university-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-among-them-are-beaded-necklaces-some-with-large-metal-pendants-which-were-the-favorite-adornments-of-ainu-women-also-seen-are-swords-in-their-scabbards-mostly-worn-for-show-during-festivals-and-religious-ceremonies-the-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346738245.html
An old bearded chief and six elderly Ainu women rest before performing traditional Ainu dances, chants and hand-clapping to entertain Japanese tourists on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. Only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) were still living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. Since that time the Ainu have assimilated into Japanese society and their age-old way of life is only glimpsed today in special tourist villages. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
An old bearded chief and six elderly Ainu women rest before performing traditional Ainu dances, chants and hand-clapping to entertain Japanese tourists on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. Only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) were still living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. Since that time the Ainu have assimilated into Japanese society and their age-old way of life is only glimpsed today in special tourist villages. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-old-bearded-chief-and-six-elderly-ainu-women-rest-before-performing-traditional-ainu-dances-chants-and-hand-clapping-to-entertain-japanese-tourists-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-only-300-pure-blooded-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-were-still-living-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-since-that-time-the-ainu-have-assimilated-into-japanese-society-and-their-age-old-way-of-life-is-only-glimpsed-today-in-special-tourist-villages-the-ainu-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346739127.html
Japanese linguist Professor Kyosuke Kindaichi and his female assistant interview an elderly Ainu woman in traditional dress as her bearded husband listens to her stories inside their native home on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. They were two of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. Since that time the Ainu have assimilated into Japanese society and their age-old way of life is only glimpsed today in special tourist villages. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
Japanese linguist Professor Kyosuke Kindaichi and his female assistant interview an elderly Ainu woman in traditional dress as her bearded husband listens to her stories inside their native home on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. They were two of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. Since that time the Ainu have assimilated into Japanese society and their age-old way of life is only glimpsed today in special tourist villages. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/japanese-linguist-professor-kyosuke-kindaichi-and-his-female-assistant-interview-an-elderly-ainu-woman-in-traditional-dress-as-her-bearded-husband-listens-to-her-stories-inside-their-native-home-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-they-were-two-of-only-300-pure-blooded-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-still-living-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-since-that-time-the-ainu-have-assimilated-into-japanese-society-and-their-age-old-way-of-life-is-only-glimpsed-today-in-special-tourist-villages-the-ainu-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346738430.html
An elderly Ainu couple in their traditional dress pose with Japanese school girls visiting an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The bearded man sits next to his wife with a faint tattoo resembling a mustache around her mouth. The painful tradition of facial tattooing during the childhood of Ainu girls was to indicate she was qualified for marriage.The practice has since been outlawed by the Japanese government. The old man and woman were two of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when they posed for this historical photograph in 1962.
An elderly Ainu couple in their traditional dress pose with Japanese school girls visiting an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The bearded man sits next to his wife with a faint tattoo resembling a mustache around her mouth. The painful tradition of facial tattooing during the childhood of Ainu girls was to indicate she was qualified for marriage.The practice has since been outlawed by the Japanese government. The old man and woman were two of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when they posed for this historical photograph in 1962.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-elderly-ainu-couple-in-their-traditional-dress-pose-with-japanese-school-girls-visiting-an-ainu-village-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-the-bearded-man-sits-next-to-his-wife-with-a-faint-tattoo-resembling-a-mustache-around-her-mouth-the-painful-tradition-of-facial-tattooing-during-the-childhood-of-ainu-girls-was-to-indicate-she-was-qualified-for-marriagethe-practice-has-since-been-outlawed-by-the-japanese-government-the-old-man-and-woman-were-two-of-only-300-pure-blooded-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-still-living-when-they-posed-for-this-historical-photograph-in-1962-image346738250.html
An elderly Ainu woman on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan shows off tattooing that resembles a mustache around her mouth and encircles her arm. The painful tradition of rubbing soot into cuts in her skin was done during a girl's childhood to ward off evil spirits and to indicate she was qualified for marriage. The practice stopped more than a century ago after being outlawed by the Japanese government. The woman was one of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu still living when she posed for this historical photograph in 1962.
An elderly Ainu woman on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan shows off tattooing that resembles a mustache around her mouth and encircles her arm. The painful tradition of rubbing soot into cuts in her skin was done during a girl's childhood to ward off evil spirits and to indicate she was qualified for marriage. The practice stopped more than a century ago after being outlawed by the Japanese government. The woman was one of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu still living when she posed for this historical photograph in 1962.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-elderly-ainu-woman-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-shows-off-tattooing-that-resembles-a-mustache-around-her-mouth-and-encircles-her-arm-the-painful-tradition-of-rubbing-soot-into-cuts-in-her-skin-was-done-during-a-girls-childhood-to-ward-off-evil-spirits-and-to-indicate-she-was-qualified-for-marriage-the-practice-stopped-more-than-a-century-ago-after-being-outlawed-by-the-japanese-government-the-woman-was-one-of-only-300-pure-blooded-ainu-still-living-when-she-posed-for-this-historical-photograph-in-1962-image346738431.html
An elderly Ainu couple in their traditional dress pose with Japanese school girls visiting an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The bearded man sits next to his wife with a tattoo resembling a mustache around her mouth. The old man and woman were two of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when they posed for this historical photograph in 1962. Since then the Ainu have assimilated into Japanese society and their age-old customs are only seen today in tourist villages. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
An elderly Ainu couple in their traditional dress pose with Japanese school girls visiting an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The bearded man sits next to his wife with a tattoo resembling a mustache around her mouth. The old man and woman were two of only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when they posed for this historical photograph in 1962. Since then the Ainu have assimilated into Japanese society and their age-old customs are only seen today in tourist villages. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-elderly-ainu-couple-in-their-traditional-dress-pose-with-japanese-school-girls-visiting-an-ainu-village-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-the-bearded-man-sits-next-to-his-wife-with-a-tattoo-resembling-a-mustache-around-her-mouth-the-old-man-and-woman-were-two-of-only-300-pure-blooded-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-still-living-when-they-posed-for-this-historical-photograph-in-1962-since-then-the-ainu-have-assimilated-into-japanese-society-and-their-age-old-customs-are-only-seen-today-in-tourist-villages-the-ainu-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346738415.html
The skulls of black bears are lined up atop wooden fence posts in an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) worship the bear as their most revered god and believe that displaying their skulls will bring good fortune to the village. Prior to when this historical photograph was taken in 1962, bears raised in the village would be slaughtered during an annual festival. Bear festivals continue today for tourists but the animal is no longer sacrificed. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
The skulls of black bears are lined up atop wooden fence posts in an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) worship the bear as their most revered god and believe that displaying their skulls will bring good fortune to the village. Prior to when this historical photograph was taken in 1962, bears raised in the village would be slaughtered during an annual festival. Bear festivals continue today for tourists but the animal is no longer sacrificed. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-skulls-of-black-bears-are-lined-up-atop-wooden-fence-posts-in-an-ainu-village-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-the-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-worship-the-bear-as-their-most-revered-god-and-believe-that-displaying-their-skulls-will-bring-good-fortune-to-the-village-prior-to-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-bears-raised-in-the-village-would-be-slaughtered-during-an-annual-festival-bear-festivals-continue-today-for-tourists-but-the-animal-is-no-longer-sacrificed-the-ainu-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346738424.html
Five Ainu women in traditional dress dance for Japanese tourists visiting their village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. There were only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. Since that time the Ainu have assimilated into Japanese society and their age-old crafts, customs and ceremonies are only kept alive in special villages for tourists. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
Five Ainu women in traditional dress dance for Japanese tourists visiting their village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. There were only 300 pure-blooded Ainu (pronounced I-noo) still living when this historical photograph was taken in 1962. Since that time the Ainu have assimilated into Japanese society and their age-old crafts, customs and ceremonies are only kept alive in special villages for tourists. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/five-ainu-women-in-traditional-dress-dance-for-japanese-tourists-visiting-their-village-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-there-were-only-300-pure-blooded-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-still-living-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-since-that-time-the-ainu-have-assimilated-into-japanese-society-and-their-age-old-crafts-customs-and-ceremonies-are-only-kept-alive-in-special-villages-for-tourists-the-ainu-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346738610.html
Thousands of relics from the Ainu, who have been called the "hairy aborigines" of Japan, were on display at the Medical School at Hokkaido University when this historical photograph was taken in 1962 on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. At the top are swords in their scabbards mostly worn for show during festivals and religious ceremonies. Below them are beaded necklaces, some with large metal pendants, which were the favorite adornments of Ainu women. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
Thousands of relics from the Ainu, who have been called the "hairy aborigines" of Japan, were on display at the Medical School at Hokkaido University when this historical photograph was taken in 1962 on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. At the top are swords in their scabbards mostly worn for show during festivals and religious ceremonies. Below them are beaded necklaces, some with large metal pendants, which were the favorite adornments of Ainu women. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-of-relics-from-the-ainu-who-have-been-called-the-hairy-aborigines-of-japan-were-on-display-at-the-medical-school-at-hokkaido-university-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-at-the-top-are-swords-in-their-scabbards-mostly-worn-for-show-during-festivals-and-religious-ceremonies-below-them-are-beaded-necklaces-some-with-large-metal-pendants-which-were-the-favorite-adornments-of-ainu-women-the-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346738243.html
An Ainu woman in traditional dress feeds rice to a black bear being raised in an elevated log cage in an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) worship the bear as their most revered god. Prior to when this historical photograph was taken in 1962, bears raised in the village would be slaughtered during an annual festival. Bear festivals continue today for tourists but the animal is no longer sacrificed. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.
An Ainu woman in traditional dress feeds rice to a black bear being raised in an elevated log cage in an Ainu village on the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan. The Ainu (pronounced I-noo) worship the bear as their most revered god. Prior to when this historical photograph was taken in 1962, bears raised in the village would be slaughtered during an annual festival. Bear festivals continue today for tourists but the animal is no longer sacrificed. The Ainu were officially recognized as indigenous people of Japan in 2008.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-ainu-woman-in-traditional-dress-feeds-rice-to-a-black-bear-being-raised-in-an-elevated-log-cage-in-an-ainu-village-on-the-island-of-hokkaido-in-northern-japan-the-ainu-pronounced-i-noo-worship-the-bear-as-their-most-revered-god-prior-to-when-this-historical-photograph-was-taken-in-1962-bears-raised-in-the-village-would-be-slaughtered-during-an-annual-festival-bear-festivals-continue-today-for-tourists-but-the-animal-is-no-longer-sacrificed-the-ainu-were-officially-recognized-as-indigenous-people-of-japan-in-2008-image346739124.html