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This is NOT the way to try and fund your next vacation!
Niccy and I just got back from a 5 day trip up to Northern Arizona. It's a nice way to get out of the Tucson heat and into the mountains where it's cool, cool, cool. Only a 5-6 hour drive so it's affordable as well.
The first stop on our journey wound up being the Mazatzal Casino in Payson, AZ:
They allow RVs 72 hours of parking in their back lot for no charge which is my kind of price.
Of course there's no amenities (water, sewer, electricity) but there is a gym nearby where you can shower and it's very safe since it's a casino and there's cameras everywhere! Lots of truckers use it as a stop in their travels as well.
To pay the casino back for letting us stay we decided to go in and drop a few bucks on their slot machines. Having worked in the gaming industry I know why they're called "One Armed Bandits" but for some reason Lady luck decided to smile down on us. In total the casino payed us $250 to camp out in their parking lot overnight and to that we say thank you very much!
One of the few shows that Niccy wanted to see onboard.
Every night onboard there's a performance in the theater. Sometimes It's a comedian, maybe a ventriloquist or magician, or possibly a production show. The production shows aren't too bad for the most part, think way, way off Broadway or maybe Far East End London! This was one that Niccy "thought" she wanted to watch but after a few minutes she decided her time would be better spent at the Adult Arcade, aka the Casino.
This was a good trip in that I really stepped up and out when it came to taking control of my camera. The majority of the shots I got were done in manual (M) and I'm trying to keep any editing down to just a crop or two.
I'm pretty proud of this shot since it was shot handheld in a dark theater with ISO 800, f/5, and 1/50s on the clock. Having the stage lit certainly helped with the ISO. I don't like the black piece in the upper left hand corner but it was part of the stage rigging.
This is a real photograph taken with a real camera, and not created by AI.
1985 until 1990 - Renovation of the Steward's House by Albrecht Laubis.
Carrier of the monument protection price of Baden-Wuerttemberg 1992.
The Steward's House (Vogtei),
a remnant of the old Castle of Dettensee, was built around 1585 by Christof Ladislaus Count of Nellenburg.
One can assume the castle was built at the same time.
The Vogtei building was designed in the Renaissance style with beautiful gables, window-frames and cross-bars, and a so-called “lying roof-truss”.
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The exact design of the castle is unknown; but one can be pretty sure that, apart from having twice its size, it looked very similar to the Vogtei.
There has been some speculation that it was a water castle (a castle surrounded by a moat), but this is highly unlikely since the cellar vault would have been below water level. However, there probably was a moat on the southern side of the construction.
The exact place of the Zehnt barn (Zehnt, Latin Decima = tenth part of a peasant's crop and income, to be paid as tax to the government) is unknown; both the place of the modern townhall and the modern priest's house are possible.
The castle complex once had at least three towers, with a fourth one begin uncertain. Of these towers, one has survived, here on the right side.
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www.dettensee.net/geschichte/vogtei.html
You see the south side of a squared Castle.!
in the north side was a brewing house and still we have a great pub!
Gaststätte "Hirsch", in
Neuneckstraße 31 72160 Horb am Neckar (Dettensee).
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This green in front was our family`s meadow , Lock / Effinger .
! nowadays here is a kindergarden with a lot of playing tools,
1999 until 2000 -Kindergarten built.
Elterninitiative Dettensee
Schlosshof 4
72160 Horb-Dettensee
Kindergarden in a Castle`s garden !
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Zweisprachige hompage: Dettensee / Horb / Hechingen
www.dettensee.net/englisch/index.html
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Dettensee - > Horb am Neckar
www.horb.de/ceasy/modules/cms/main.php5?cpageid=99
wiki
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de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dettensee
- Carneval - Fasnet
Venice - | - Dettensee
italian - | - schwäbisch - alemanisch - Swabian - Alemán
Narrenzunft Dettensee e. V. 1993
Schandle, Hexen Tanzgarde
friends
Narrenzunft Mühringen
Narrenzunft Krattenmacher Mühringen e.V.
Krattenmacher, Krattenmacher-Schantle, Mühringer Schloss- und Talhexen Schloss von Hohenmühringen
"Krattenmacher" , die erste Mühringer Figur , =~ Weidenkörbe flechten
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Narrenzunft Nordstetten e.V. 1993
Geißböck Tolpatsch Ohrenquäler
Sonnenuntergang
Im Vodergrund : schneebedecktes Ackerland -
-> Sunset: front: snowy farmland
-> Coucher du soleil: avant: Champ de neige
-> Puesta del sol: frente: las tierras agrícolas de nieve
- > Tramonto: anteriore: nevoso agricole
prächtige Farben: Polfilter circular von hama verwendet!
Kennen Sie die Werbeplakate, auf denen Sie extrem satte und kräftige Farben, dunkelblauen Himmel sowie saftiges Pflanzengrün sehen? Verantwortlich dafür ist meist ein Polarisationsfilter. Er sorgt für eine reine und intensive Farbwiedergabe, indem er Reflexe eliminiert. Und wo man keine Reflexe sieht, kann man die Eigenfarbe des fotografierten Gegenstandes besser sehen und fotografisch festhalten.
Ebenso lassen sich Spiegelungen und Reflexe auf nichtmetallischen Oberflächen wie Schaufenstern, Brillengläsern, spiegelnden Wasseroberflächen etc. mit diesem Pol-Filter einfach "wegdrehen". Sie können von außen durch Fenster sehen, wo ohne Polfilter nur Spiegelungen erkennbar wären, diese werden bei passendem Betrachtungswinkel fast vollständig entfernt (der Effekt ist wirklich verblüffend). Sie können Fische im Wasser fotografieren, obwohl sie sonst wegen der Spiegelungen niemand sehen kann. Mit einem Polfilter vermeiden Sie außerdem Blauschleier und Brillanzverlust, verursacht durch UV-Strahlung. Ein extra UV-Filter ist bei aufgesetztem Polfilter also unnötig.
Polfilter funktionieren sowohl mit analogen, als auch mit Digitalkameras, sie sind auch sehr gut für Videokameras geeignet.
Ein Polfilter wirkt gleichzeitig als leichtes Graufilter, da ungefähr 2 Blendenstufen Licht "geschluckt" werden.
Noch etwas technisches: der Polfilter ist circular polarisiert, damit auch Ihr Autofokus und Ihr Belichtungsmesser weiter Ihre Arbeit machen können, bei linearen Polfiltern gibt es wegen der in den Geräten verbauten Strahlenteiler oft Probleme, da deren Wirkprinzip auch auf Polarisation beruht ... Hier kein Problem: das Licht, welches diesen Zirkular-Polfilter verläßt, ist nämlich zirkular polarisiert und verhält sich am nächsten Polfilter wieder wie nicht polarisiertes Licht
Technische Daten:
Filter Durchmesser: 52mm Filtergewinde
hohe Farbsättigung
gleichzeitig UV-Filter
einfach vergütet, eine Schicht auf jeder Seite
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colors ? i used
Pol circular
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saturated colors , improves depth in your pictures
also UV filter integrated
eliminates reflections, especially from glass and water
Do you know the advertising posters on which you extremely rich and vibrant colors, dark blue sky and lush green plants to see? Responsible for this is usually a polarizing filter. It makes for a pure and intense color by reflexes eliminated. And where you do not see reflections, we can recognize the color of the photographed object look better and photographically hold.
Can also be reflections and reflections on nonmetallic surfaces such as windows, glasses, reflective water surfaces, etc. with this pole filter simply "wegdrehen". You can from the outside through the window, where no Polfilter only reflections would be visible, they are suitable for viewing angle almost completely removed (the effect is really amazing). You can shoot fish in the water, although they would otherwise because of the reflections nobody can see. With a polarizer can also avoid blue veil and Brillanzverlust caused by UV radiation. An extra UV filter is attached Polfilter therefore unnecessary.
Polfilter work with both analog as well as digital cameras, they are also very well suited for video cameras.
A polarizer, while acting as a light Graufilter since about 2 stops light "swallowed" are.
Still somewhat technical, the circular polarizer is polarized, so that your auto and your exposure meter continue your work can make for linear polarizing filters are in because of the devices assembled beam splitter often problems, because their mechanism of action is based on polarization ... There is no problem: the light which this circular polarizer leaves is circularly polarized and behaves in the next Polfilter again not as polarized light
Specifications:
Filter diameter: 52mm filter thread
high saturation
while UV filters
just paid a layer on each page
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Scene Capture Type: Landscape
Camera: Canon PowerShot SX1 IS
Exposure: 0.006 sec (1/160)
Aperture: f/4
Focal Length: 6.7 mm
ISO Speed: 80
original: Image Width: 3840 pixels
Image Height: 2160 pixels
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define Velvia:
a reference positive film with a finer grain, RMS 9 , very saturated colors under daylight, high contrast, and exceptional sharpness.
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Maker: Fujifilm
Speed: 50/18°
Type: Color slide
Balance: Daylight
Velvia is a brand of daylight-balanced color reversal film produced by the Japanese company Fujifilm.
The name is a contraction of "Velvet Media", a reference to its smooth image structure.
The original incarnation of the film was called "Velvia for Professionals", known as RVP, a classification code meaning "Reversal/Velvia/Professional series".
A view of the east coast of Florida shortly after departure from Ft. Lauderdale International aboard jetBlue's Boston Red Sox special.
Personally, I thought it was more like the Pecos Stream!
On our recent trip through Texas we had a chance to cross the Pecos RIver. There was a pullout so I stopped and took a shot or two.
I'm sorry Texans (and I'm a native son myself) but when it comes to rivers the Pecos is low to mid level at best. Yeah, it's water and yeah it's winding but compared to the Mighty Miss or the Colorado it just doesn't quite make the cut. And don't get me started on the Rio Grande because it's really not all that "Grande"!
BTW, the map on the right says this is in Mexico but it's in Texas, down on highway 90 which is REAL CLOSE to the border. about 1.8 miles according to Google Maps.
Just because you're on a holiday doesn't mean you can't learn something along the way!
If we take a tour when we're on a cruise Niccy tries her best to book something with a cultural aspect to it. This isn't always possible but it worked out well in Bonaire.
After seeing the flamingos our tour took us to the Mangazina di Rei Learning Center:
www.mangazinadirei.org/index.php?lc=en
where we had an opportunity to learn a bit about the history and culture of Bonaire.
What we liked about this tour is that it was a "hands on" tour, meaning that we were able to be active participants in the activities they had to offer instead of just standing idly by and watching. We learned a bit about how their traditional music came about, a bit about their agricultural practices, and the different food offerings the island has.
If you look at their website:
www.mangazinadirei.org/index.php?lc=en
you'll see that they have a lot of programs for children, trying to help save the old ways and instill a bit of knowledge and pride in their culture. We appreciate this and it would be nice to see more places like this, preserving a piece of yesterday for the generations of tomorrow.
It would take a real rocket scientist to tell you what all the bits and bobs are for!
Our first stop on this adventure was to visit the Kennedy Space Center. Pretty cool place to visit if you're into all things space related. There is an included bus tour of the facility that I would highly recommend. If you do go and decide you want to do the tour, be sure to get in line early as possible since it fills up real quick!
Near the main entrance they have what's called the Rocket Garden. It's a display of the various types of rockets that have been launched over the years from here. There's a guided tour but we didn't take it, too busy seeing everything else so I'm not sure what type of rocket this engine propelled upward and onward. What I do know is I wouldn't want to be in the area once they lit the fuse on it!
This was a good trip in that I really stepped up and out when it came to taking control of my camera. The majority of the shots I got were done in manual (M) and I'm trying to keep any editing down to just a crop or two. This shot for example is SOOC other than a little crop to remove some extraneous bits.
This is a real photograph taken with a real camera, and not created by AI.
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© For your Eyes only ©
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E-Klassse
Merceds Benz
E 500 Coupe
cw - Wert 0.24
ohne B-Säule
Sport-Paket AMG
Info
E-Klasse Sondermodel:
E-Guard
d.h. Widerstandsklasse VR4 , bietet bis Kaliber .44 Magnum Paroli!
mit neuer Widerstandsklasse
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Camera: Canon PowerShot SX1 IS
Exposure: 0.04 sec (1/25)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 5 mm ~ 29 mm analog
ISO Speed: 80
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Test Mules out
in the Open saturday afternoon!
"Saturn Tübingen" parking house
just setting in my 8GB card when this car came in front of my camerea -
wow !!!
the driver was not amused, but his wife was laughing!
Tubingue
slang
Dibengâ
www.flickr.com/photos/tags/dibengâ
Tübingen Waldhausen, Holderfeld, Brachland
- mit Tümpeln und leichten Sümpfen sowie vermutlichen unterirdischen Verschmutzungen durch Munitionsreste; Tübingen
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Crop #002
edit by Aviary
Canon PowerShot SX1 IS
f 4.0
1/1000
ISO 80
da ehemaliges Militär -Schieß-Übungsgelände der franzosischen Garnison Tübingen
-> Bis in die 1990er Jahre blieb Tübingen französische Garnisonsstadt. Die französischen Soldaten prägten das Stadtbild mit. Die Kasernen beanspruchten größere Teile des Stadtgebietes.
"Place de Tübingen-Reutlingen"
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Tübingen Waldhausen, "Holderfeld" , fallow
with ponds, swamps and probable underground and light pollution from munitions remnants, Tübingen
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since former military gunnery practice area of the French garrison of Tübingen
-> Up until the 1990s did the French garrison town of Tuebingen. The French soldiers dominated the cityscape. The barracks claimed large parts of the city area.
"Place de Tübingen-Reutlingen"
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fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forces_fran%C3%A7aises_en_Allemagne
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Tübingen Waldhausen, "Holderfeld", Tarides
d'étangs, de marécages et de la pollution probable souterrain et de la lumière par les restes de munitions, Tübingen
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depuis que l'ancien militaire de tir au canon Domaine de pratique de la garnison française de Tübingen
-> Jusque dans les années 1990 que la ville de garnison française de Tübingen. Les soldats français a dominé le paysage urbain. La caserne revendiqué une grande partie de la zone urbaine.
"Place de Tübingen-Reutlingen"
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Camera: Canon PowerShot SX1 IS
Categories: Scenery SUNSET
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/1000)
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 5 mm
ISO Speed: 80
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Nature it was!
2016
Umzäunt und abgesperrt - nur noch für Mitglieder der Sportvereine
Fussballplätze mit Tribühne
Mini-stadion des multi-kulti Vereins SSC Tübingen
und der Red Knights of Tübingen
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Gone: Now they are playing Rugby and Football here.
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Schade!
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30 Jahre Feier
Spiel- und Sportclub Tübingen 1988 e.V. • Waldhäuser Straße 148 • 72076 Tübingen
Lautstarkes MULTI-KULTI FEST 2018
www.ssc-tuebingen.de/derclub/multikulti/?L=%2Fproc%2Fself...
2018
Weiden wurden abgeholzt.
Man braucht mehr Parkplätze
Die Mannschaften sind erfolgreich und aufgestiegen.
Das heisst noch mehr Müll und Autos.
Model T.Mize
Photo By: Mike Marano
NINE7Three Studio 2010©
Lighting set up
Camera left Main light Sb800 using TTL sc28 cord shoot through Lastolite Allinone umbrella
2nd Light SB600 with CTO waming gel fireing behind the left pillar aiming at Models face to give bak lit effect on face/flowers
It's been said that if you find a job that you love you'll never work a day in your life!
As we were headed back aboard the ship in Antigua I happened to see these fellows out performing some sort of ship maintenance so I fired off a couple of shots. Evidently they saw me and obliged me with a smile.
I would imagine they're probably thinking "Why is this crazy tourist taking a picture of us" and had I met them while aboard I would have gladly told them this is my way of honoring the job they do to make my holiday a success..
When you take a cruise holiday your every need is catered to and you've got nothing to worry about.
Sometimes it's easy to forget that there are a LOT of of people both in the front and back of the house that make things happen for your dream vacation to be the best it can be. Folks that aren't on holiday, they're working at their jobs to provide for their families back home.
If you should ever go on a cruise I hope that you won't forget these folks and will let them know that you appreciate the hard work they put in to make things easy for you. They bust their butts so that you don't have to.
yes ... later!
macros need time!
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AFMode: Single-point AF
Exposure: 0.008 sec (1/125)
Aperture: f/4.0
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Der Name Dipsacus kommt aus dem griechischen dipsa für
Durst:
Nach Regen sammelt sich in den Trichtern der Stängelblätter das -
Wasser, das Vögeln oder Wanderern zum Durststillen dienen kann.
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Denz was busy restoring one of the Hewlett-Packard Model 85 portable computers in the Computermuseum Arnhem hardware collection.
This unit's tape drive was broken, due to the rubber drive wheel being reduced to a sticky gunk. He used solvent to clean the mess and fashioned a new drive wheel out of silicone hose/tubing.
nature in blue
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INVITE
Consider joining the group, please!
__" L U M E N "- lumière - Zauber des Lichtes - Magic light _
tag is
LUMEN
Niccy is one of those folks who believes that these megaconglomorates actually care about what you think!
As we were headed back to Barbados a survey form showed up in the cabin which Niccy duly filled out. I've told her before that they really don't care (especially negative comments) and it's a good illusion but she still takes the time to put pen to paper. Who knows, maybe someday someone WILL read what she's wrote and it will be the catalyst for change for the better. That's not a bet that I'd take though...
PS, my standard disclaimer:
For those in the Show Your EXIF group you should note that the actual lens used is a Tamron AF 18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 Di-II VC All-in-One Zoom for Canon APS-C Digital SLR. It's a known issue and for some crazy reason it always shows up as a Canon TS-E 90mm f/2.8, a lens I've never owned or used!
A Quickie All-in-one Moleskine Diary/Sketchbook in Leather Cover
The day I decided to use the Moleskine 18 months weekly diary from July I knew I would have problem pulling out what I need from my bag. It has the same size and look as the Moleskine sketch book I'm using. Knowing that I will be using both quite often in this coming half year starting from my trip to Tokyo next week, I did something drastic in 30 minutes.
First I ruined the back of these 2 notebooks by putting 4 snaps on them so that they can stick together yet removable if I want to. Note that the two notebooks are snapped together so that the top of one is aligned with the bottom of the other. There is a good enough space in between because of the height of the snaps, so it works well to put a pen holder there. I just punched and set two eyelets to hold the broad elastic band together, then a metal wire is passed through the two eyelets to make a ring which helps to keep the elastic band in place on the spines, again this is removable if I don't need a pen holder.
Assembling it is easy, just put the pen holder in between the back of these two notebooks, snap the notebooks together and there you go. At this stage leather freak like me couldn't stop but made a cover for this so that the metal ring of the pen holder is concealed and I have the look I want.
Finally, to distinguish which side is which notebook, I stamped on the leather cover "Time" for the diary side and "Note" for the sketchbook side. Whenever I feel like using the other side, I flip the notebook vertically. The original Moleskine elastic bands can be used to enclose the leather cover but I like a clean look so most of the time they are enclosing the pages only.
You are probably wondering why there are some flying pigs on one of the Moleskines, that's a gift sketchbook from Steve Light. What's that pen you asked? Pilot 1979 Murex fountain pen, also a gift from a good friend Kelly.
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Being the curious sort I have to wonder just exactly "what" really is!
Got this shot as we were coming back aboard the Britannia in Sint Maarten.
I noticed the security guy was carrying a very strange looking device and got a bit curious. I'd made a friend with one of the security guys onboard and asked him what this was all about. He said (with a bit of a wink) that this fellow was looking for "bugs in the produce being brought aboard".
I don't know about you but I've got the feeling that the "bugs" he was looking for might be the kind they don't have a cure for yet or may just have an Atomic Number attached to their genus. I can't say for sure but a cruise ship full of souls certainly would be an attractive attack vector for bad actors wanting to spread some chaos.
Now I can neither confirm nor deny any of this but the Red Pill side of me says there's much, much more to the story...
BTW, if you know what this device is (it's not a hoover, I've checked google images) and you're at liberty to tell us please do so.