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I went down to Valley of the Kings yesterday wth Dr Chris. I wanted to collect a couple of shots for the Green Screen project but I was also eager to get the up close Tiger and Lion photos again.
Alas things have apparently changed now and I was not able to get as close before. So now I was only able to get close enough to the fence a couple of times thus I have far fewer wonderful pictures then I hoped for.
This photo satisfies requirement 1(poorly exposed) and 4 (wrong white balance).
AV mode, f3.5, ISO 6400, Expo comp -1, Daylight mode. This photo was shot in my dorm room, set up with a lamp, a trash bag, bad oranges, and maple syrup. A shallow depth of field was used for highlighting the point of focus; during editing, I enhance the warm tone, increased contrast for a gloomy touch, and reduced noise to assemble the style of an oil painting.
Session 4: Advancing WIMS Gender Champions Programme. Roundtable on Gender and Nuclear Security held at the Arcotel, Vienna, Austria. 29 May 2019
Photo Credit: WINS
4 Series BMW on Rohana RFX10 in Brushed Bronze
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It was a little slow at work today. Somehow a discussion of how far we could toss Chris, which turned in to us all--boss included--running out back with a 50 pound boom base and a tape measure for some impromptu nerd olympics.
This is my boss/ the company owner. Is your boss that cool?
August 4, 2025 - Sanborn, NY - Governor Kathy Hochul rallies with Western New York Community Against Federal Cuts. (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
Item Number: 7718-4
Document Title: Dr. Philemon E. Truesdale Scale: 80' = 1"
Project: 07718; Truesdale, Philemon Dr.; Little Compton; Fall River; RI; 07 Private Estate & Homesteads; 5; Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA Category: PLAN
Purpose: TOPO (Topographical)
Physical Characteristics:0000159692 31 x 35 graphite draft cloth Dates: n.d. Notes:Plan shows Truesdale property divided into mowing land, cultivated land, and pasture land. Residence, stable and barn are also shown
Please credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.