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Client : Hafiz Mohamed Shariff Maricar & Iriena Datuk Seri Isahak
Date : 15 May 2o1o
Venue : TTDI, Kuala Lumpur
Photographer : Serindit Photo
Editing : Serindit Photo
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Deputy Secretary of Defense, Robert O. Work [left], renders honors with Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Paul J. Selva [center], and Director of Administration and Management, Michael L. Rhodes [right], during an annual remembrance ceremony for 9/11 held in the Pentagon Courtyard, Pentagon, Va. September 9, 2016. (DoD photo by Sgt. Amber I. Smith/Released)
Stereolab (2019 Tour) @ 9:30 Club, Washington, DC on Wednesday, September 25, 2019.
#Tour #Setlist:
Brakhage
French Disko
Double Rocker
Miss Modular
Vonal Declosion
Metronomic Underground
Need to Be
Come and Play in the Milky Night
Anamorphose
Ping Pong
Percolator
Lo Boob Oscillator
Encore:
Rainbo Conversation
Crest
The Extension Trip
I took this shot on 9-11-2014 around about the time the towers came down in 2001. When I saw Ground Zero in 2002, it was a giant pit with a walkway down to it, and this shot reminds me of that. A walkway down and out to a vast landscape that is changing faster than we can absorb.
This weight was being used to automatically close the gate to the Norse Mill at Shawbost (Gaelic: Siabost).
Part of my 1-100 Hebrides set.
Thanks to Gayle for the tip-off.
They are blooming almost a month early this year. So is everything else. The warm temperatureshave brought on all the blossoms. Hope we don't have a freeze now!
9-10 декабря 2020, Празднование в честь иконы Божией Матери "Знамение" / 9-10 December 2020, The celebration in honor of the icon of the Mother of God "Of the Sign"
On one of the short days of November, I made my way out to take a look at the Archimedes wind pump ruins on the northeast corner of Salt Pond E10. This array of eight pumps must have been a sight back when they were all running. Visible from Highway 92, they spent many of their post-operational years displaying the word LESLIE, one letter per pump, as an advertisement of sorts for the Leslie Salt Company.
After taking a few photographs of the pump array, I headed back down the E10/E11 levee toward Mt. Eden Creek and continued my photo session from the creek’s north levee. With a relatively light wind out of the north, my 7.5-foot Rokkaku carried the camera cradle downwind at a relatively low altitude. This eventually placed the camera over the shallows of Salt Pond E13 on the other side of the creek. There a flock of shorebirds was gathered out of my sight on the pond bottom. Unbeknownst to me at the time, I took a nice series of photographs of this flock densely arrayed on the ground. At one point the flock flushed, either due to my kite or a Northern Harrier that was working the creek’s south levee. I then became aware of the birds and captured several photographs as they circled below my camera. It was late in the day, so the light was fading and a slow shutter speed produced a bit of blur. Still, these are interesting shots for they show how closely the birds fly to each other.
To be clear, I avoid flying near flocks of birds at rest or in the air. These photographs only occurred because I was on the other side of Mt. Eden Creek and could not see the flock on the ground in Salt Pond E13. I was relieved that the flock settled down quickly, within 5 minutes of so, after they were flushed and I still like to think that the Northern Harrier was the culprit.
I am taking these documentary photographs under a Special Use Permit from the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. Kite flying is prohibited over the Eden Landing Ecological Reserve without a Special Use Permit.