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Photo by Cactus Cafe, Austin on October 19, 2026. May be an image of piano, concert and text.

Photo by Cactus Cafe, Austin on October 19, 2026. May be an image of cello and text.

Photo by Cactus Cafe, Austin on October 19, 2026. May be an image of trumpet, clarinet, saxophone, horn and text.

Photo by Cactus Cafe, Austin on October 19, 2026. May be an image of clarinet, trumpet, saxophone and text.

Photo by Cactus Cafe, Austin on October 19, 2026. May be an image of trumpet, saxophone, poster and text.

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Posted On: October 19th 2026, 06:27 pm

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An evening of great music, conversation and connection with @neilblumofe — let’s do it again!

Join us for Wednesday Night Jazz at the Cactus Cafe on Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. Bring a friend and enjoy a little midweek jazz in the Texas Union. FREE ADMISSION!

#UTEvents #LiveMusic #AustinMusic #UTAustin #MeetMeAtTheCactus

काही क्षण आयुष्यभरासाठी मनात घर करून राहतात…! ❤️✨

Zee Marathi Awards 2026 मध्ये ‘Fresh Face of the Year’ हा मानाचा पुरस्कार मिळणं माझ्यासाठी खूप खास आणि आनंदाचा क्षण आहे. 🏆

माझ्यावर विश्वास ठेवणाऱ्या प्रत्येकाचे, माझ्या कुटुंबाचे, संपूर्ण टीमचे आणि माझ्यावर भरभरून प्रेम करणाऱ्या प्रेक्षकांचे मनापासून आभार! ❤️

Hi !!! 👋🏼

For those who are new here, I’m Kendall, an award-winning Australian underwater photographer, videographer, content creator and conservation storyteller based on the east coast of Australia. My work revolves heavily around working with sharks and I specialise in shark photography. 🦈

My journey started around six years ago with a random snorkel at a local beach. I was going through a difficult time when I encountered my first tiger shark. It gracefully swam past, completely uninterested in me but that one encounter changed everything.

Until then, I’d only known sharks through movies and the media. Seeing one in its natural environment was peaceful, humbling and completely shifted my perspective.

I had no idea that one morning would eventually shape my career and take me around the world including living on Shark Island (Fuvahmulah).

Fast forward to today...

I’ve gone from teaching myself underwater photography to working alongside incredible marine wildlife and conservation projects. I’ve spent time living in Fuvahmulah

I now work closely with @discovery, am partnered with brands including @scubapro, @insta360, @tamronaus, @mareluxco @faderwetsuits and travelled internationally photographing sharks and marine wildlife.

I’ve also co-founded @sharksearchfoundation, a shark research and conservation organisation focused on photo identification and education, as well as @odysea.encounters.

I’m now working alongside researchers and conservationists on projects including white shark research with @rodneyfoxsharkexpeditions, while developing new conservation initiatives and documentary opportunities (stay tuned 👀🎬).

But beyond the photographs, partnerships and expeditions, my purpose remains the same.

I want to replace fear with fascination, misconceptions with understanding. And inspire more people to care about those animals that most don’t care about.

The ocean gave me direction when I needed it most. Now, I want to spend my life giving something back.

Thank you to everyone who’s been part of this journey. And if you’re new here, welcome.

We’re just gwtting started. 🫶🏼🩵🦈

#sharks #underwaterphotography #sharkdiving #ocean #beach

In 1986, American supermodel Kathy Ireland posed with a baseball bat during a Sports Illustrated swimsuit photoshoot in the Dominican Republic. Wearing a white swimsuit, sneakers and a New York Mets cap, Ireland combined the glamour of 1980s fashion photography with the country’s passion for baseball.

Ireland first appeared in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 1984 and became one of the publication’s most recognisable models. Her career reached another milestone in 1989 when she appeared on the magazine’s 25th anniversary swimsuit cover, one of its most celebrated editions.

The Dominican Republic photographs were taken on September 24, 1986, by photographer John G. Zimmerman for the 1987 Swimsuit Issue. Decades later, Ireland is also recognised for building a successful business career beyond modelling, making her one of the notable figures to emerge from the magazine’s history. 📸⚾✨

Our final stop for the triple header, Brazil 🤩🇧🇷

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