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We visited the 9/11 Memorial in August 2016 and were really impressed. A dignified, apt memorial ... From the mere photographical point of view, the colours of the sky and the reflecting face of the skyscrapers are quite puzzling, what is real and what is mirrored ...
A Tribute in Light at the World Trade Center Memorial.
Last year I was miles away...this year I was only feet away.
Manston, 26 July 1983.
Hunter FGA.9 'XF519' was waiting for things to come at RAF Manston in July 1983. This was actually XJ695. The Hunters swapped the rear fuselage and the real 519 went to the Zimbabwean Air Force in 1984. The Hunter pictured was written off in 1978 after a bird strike on it's final flight. It spent the last years at Manston for crash rescue training.
Explore Jan 9, 2009 #322
Don’t rely on someone else for your happiness and self worth. Only you can be responsible for that. If you can’t love and respect yourself - no one else will be able to make that happen. Accept who you are - completely; the good and the bad - and make changes as YOU see fit - not because you think someone else wants you to be different. – Stacey Charter
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I dont wanna blame anything else.. but me. why these days are so blue to me :(
9/365
The rocket's booster stage reportedly landed on a ship nine minutes after the reported 6:14 PM launch from Vandenberg AFB.
After adjusting for errors in my camera's clock, I find this image was taken at 6:17 PM corrected local time in California, which coincides with the beginning of the 1st stage's controlled descent three minutes after launch, so perhaps that's what I captured here, although I can't explain why there appear to be 3 objects that have separated from the 2nd stage.
When it first came into view here, the rocket was west of Los Angeles, about 100 miles downrange from Vandenberg and seemingly flying in a SSE direction.
www.space.com/spacex-starlink-group-4-31-launch
I'd heard the launch announcement on the news, so I quickly walked outside with my camera loaded for bear, or spaceships. The crescent moon dominated the twilight sky, and I got a couple good shots before the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket appeared as a bright streak in the WNW sky, not looking immediately different from an approaching jet, but the vapor trail soon grew in size, and I realized I was seeing the spaceship, which then flew across the western sky toward the S over the next couple of minutes before it was lost behind some trees.
The big Sigma 100-400 zoom proved up to the challenge, reliably focusing on the rocket's hot exhaust, which for focus if not composition I kept centered, and so this image has been cropped.
9 january
touch: yarn and needles, a companion cat, hand sliced potatoes for a warm supper.
a year of senses
Shoot Sunday 9: Here's my very inappropriate Shoot Sunday photo... Kaycee brought up the idea of recreating Blink 182's super famous Enema of State album cover, and I decided to take it another, perverted step further...
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Strobist info:
Key: LP160 into DIY beauty dish with foil snoot to upper camera right (just off-axis)
Fill: LP160 on-camera bouncing into reflective umbrella directly behind camera (on-axis fill)
Background: LP160 w/ dome diffuser onto backdrop
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I shot this a couple of years ago when the museum was still under construction. Today 5/15/14 the museum opened officially to the public.
Apologies for the poor quality dashcam image, but these are now something of a rarity. I ended up seeing it a couple of times, but both times it was on the move.
It appears to have been local from new and had done 87k miles when it passed its MoT earlier this month. It looks to have been unused from 2014-16 before being returned to the road, which suggests to me it has a caring/enthusiastic owner.
Edit: Saw it again today!
Opdracht 9 voor de FotoJam 2015: Maak een foto in een stadspark.
Op de achtergrond de beeldentuin van Museum Boijmans van Beuningen.
Week 9, February 24 - March 2:
We spent Wednesday 'til Friday in Frankfurt am Main, exploring the city, shopping, visiting the German Architecture Museum and literally standing on top of the world. The skyline was fascinating, especially at night. Standing on one of the many bridges, metres above the river Main, overlooking one of Germany's largest cities is a sight I'll never forget. (More and more.)
I'll be doing an internship at an engineering office for the next 5 weeks (aka until the new semester starts) starting tomorrow. Just thought I'd let you know. It might affect my creativity, which - frankly speaking - I seem to have buried a while ago anyway. But enough for that... I'd love to know what you guys have been up to?!
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I mentioned a while back I am going through a Pano film phase. This is from my Horizon Perfekt swing lens camera with expired Fuji Xtera 400 film. Something about this format I love... cant replicate the digital. Took 400 today with the D3, 24 with this camera and there was no comparison in terms of the emotion of the shots.. I am sure it is just a phase. Hope all is well