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I took this shot a while ago and since I didn't have time to take any photos tonight due to all of the "festivities" of the day, I am using this one. This was my first attempt at night time HDR on a tripod and it was raining so the ground looks awesome. I hope you like it.
Camera Info - Canon 550D (T2i) - Tamron 10-24mm wide angle lens - 3 shots bracketed with a 10 second average shutter speed across the 3 shots. Processed using Photomatix Pro 4.0 64bit
Aureus 84, AV 7.73 g. IMP CAES DIVI – VESP F DOMITIAN AVG Laureate and draped bust l. Rev. GERMANICVS COS X Germania seated r. on shield, in attitude of mourning; below, broken spear. C –, cf. 139 (different obverse legend). BMC p. 307, note *. CBN 43. RIC 201. Calicó 828 (this obverse die).
Exceedingly rare, only very few specimens known. A magnificent portrait in the finest style of the period struck on a full flan and an interesting reverse composition, extremely fine Domitian harboured an inferiority complex toward his brother and father. In the matter of military glory, the jealousy was acute: his brother had led the siege of Jerusalem, and his father had led most of the war in Judaea, and had won much glory in his earlier years, including the ornamenta triumphalia for his command in Claudius' invasion of Britain. Domitian had always been eager for a military command, and Suetonius (Domitian 1) tells us that when his father established his government in Rome, Domitian wanted glory so badly that he "planned a quite unnecessary expedition into Gaul and Germany, from which his fathers friends managed to dissuade him". In actuality, his skills in the art of war were enviable: he is said to have been able to shoot an arrow between the spread fingers of a hand without fail. His first campaign – which this well-composed issue celebrates – was against the Chatti in 83. Domitian led a perfectly successful campaign in which the Chatti were roundly defeated and the Roman border was extended beyond the Rhine. In honour of this victory Domitian was hailed Germanicus, won a triumph, and even had an arch erected. The series of coins he struck for several years are especially beautiful and imaginative compared with the rather pedestrian issues of his later years.
NUMISMATICA ARS CLASSICA NAC AG, Auction 78, lot 905.
Item Number:7332-201-sh1
Document Title:Filter House Superstructure/ For Fishers Island Corp [orig] / First Floor Plan [orig]/; Scale 1/4"= 1' [orig]
Project:07332; Fisher Island Club; Fisher Island Coporation; Fisher Island; Fishers Island; New York; 03 Subdivisions & Suburban Communities; 1134 PLANS ()
Location:FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED NHS, BROOKLINE, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:A&E (Architectural & Engineering)
Physical Characteristics:17" x 27" cyano neg ink --graphite paper
Dates:19-AUG-1926 [orig] ; 23-OCT-1926 Rec'd OB. [st.v]
Notes:Parsons & Wait Architects, 1 Beacon St. Boston, MA.[orig] Client No 967 [ Not OB#] [orig] / Rec'd from Wait [by] Mail [pi]/
Please Credit: Courtesy of the National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National HIstoric Site.