MADISON (WKOW) — A fatal crash on Madison’s west side continues to be suspected, but the incident already reinforces challenges in keeping the city’s traffic cameras operable.

Authorities say the driver of a Pontiac Grand Prix crossed a median on Pleasant View Road near Flagstone Drive Sunday, knocked down a light pole, slammed into a power pole then caught fire.

The mother of Isabel Brings, 20, of Verona identifies her as the victim.

Family members don’t believe Brings was racing at the time of the crash, but suspect others driving recklessly could have forced Briggs into unsafe maneuvers.

While the idea of ​​“passive income” sounds great, the term is usually misleading, as established passive income streams often require a lot of work. While most passive income schemes involve starting a business or sinking some capital into investments, there are also ways to leverage your creative and artistic impulses: If you’re passionate about music, photography, or shooting videos, for example, you can turn those passions into income—even if you’re not necessarily a professional—by selling your work to stock media sites.

Stock sites have vast collections of media that people pay to license for use in

Ben and Jessica Mulroney celebrated 14 years of marriage in matching outfits.

On Sunday, the 42-year-old Canadian stylist took to Instagram to share a heartwarming slideshow of photos. She posed alongside her husband, Ben, in burgundy sweaters.

Mulroney paired her top with matching faux leather pants. She wore her hair half up half down and rocked a soft, natural makeup look.

Her husband opted for black pants and brown leather shoes.

In the caption, Mulroney shared a sweet message to mark 14 years of marriage.

“14 years

National Geographic has released its roundup of the most intriguing photos of 2022.

The brand’s “Pictures of the Year” issue showcased stunning photography captured in locations all around the world — and right here in the US as well.

Of a whopping 2,238,899 total photos taken by NatGeo’s team of photographers, 118 were selected as the top shots.

FIVE US DESTINATIONS MADE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC’S ‘BEST OF THE WORLD’ TRAVEL LIST: ARE YOU SURPRISED?

The pictures were taken with the help of 4,000 pounds of gear shipped into the field by NatGeo staff photo engineer Tom O’Brien.

The images capture everything

Ashley, who grew up in the DC area, and Travis, from suburban Chicago, met while working for Facebook in Austin, Texas. Every year on their first date anniversary, they have dinner at Lenoir, the “romantic, vintage-chic” restaurant where their relationship began. On their third comeback, Travis proposed in a private room with Sampha’s song “(No One Knows Me) Like the Piano” playing in the background. At their “romantic, vintage-chic” spring wedding, Ashley signed on to the same song.

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A stunning never-before-seen wedding photo of Prince William and Kate Middleton has been revealed.

The royal fan account @royalinstablog shared the snap in question, which shows William and Kate posing side-by-side after they tied the knot on April 29, 2011.

Kate looks beautiful in her white, £250,000 Alexander McQueen gown in the photo.

The fan captioned the shot, “Never seen before an image of The Prince and Princess of Wales on their wedding day.

“They shared this image in their 2011 Christmas card.”

I thought it would be useful to blog about a lens I just sold on eBay this week. It was a Nikkor 135mm 2.8 AIS that I owned and used sparingly for about 15 years. It’s a useful lens but nothing I’ve ever really liked about it, which is why it’s rarely used. Recently, I picked up a 180mm 2.8 AIS ED (which I I fell in love with and will post soon) and since I’m a fan of overselling camera gear I decided to free up space for the 180 by selling my Pre-AI Nikkor 135mm 2.8 Q or

We’ve done a lot of posts recently about food photography gear. That’s mostly what people seem to want to read. Which is totally understandable: for those just starting out in food photography, and struggling to achieve the kind of photographic results they see others producing, it can easily be seen that the answer to their quest lies in technology and technique. If only you could tell what special gear the pros use, then your photos would look like theirs too.

Except that’s not really how it works.

To be sure, struggling with equipment that doesn’t fit, doesn’t work, or is