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The F-16I fighter jet returning from a sortie during Operation "Protective Edge"
Photography: Guy Ashash
מטוס ה"סופה" מטייסת "הנגב" שב מגיחה מבצעית במהלך מבצע "צוק איתן"
צילום: גיא אשש
Bella and I headed down to the beach (uShaka) this morning with my "back to basics" kit - Canon South Africa 550D loaded with a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lens from Orms. It was quite difficult shooting one-handed (right hand) as Bella was yanking her chain (my left hand) although she did lie still every so often. Prakash, always taunting me about my "orange" photos, remarked over a post photo shoot chat "no orange this morning hey!" Well I tried my level best when I got home to find a photo from this morning that would satisfy Prakash. I hope the inserted photo does the trick.
Canon 550D: F7.1, ISO 400, 1/1000 sec, -0.7 exp
PS - I managed some landscape shots with the 50mm on my 6D but on the 550D I found I had to stand a mile away (effectively 80mm)
A back alley in downtown Whitehorse offers a hint of warmth with the lights of trees, windows and doors casting about on the cold blue snow.
This is why I refer to myself as "an indoor model." I break in the great outdoors. (This is after a couple of hours of lawn work.)
A female Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas) returns to sea after nesting on Ascension Island's Long Beach.
The back of my business card at The Chopping Block. Each of us at the Block chose a different olympic sport to portray ourselves as...I chose ping-pong. That IS my head on the body of a real ping-pong player.
Today was back to school. How fast the summer went and just how fast my son has grown. Already grade 2!!
Took this picture as I past in the hall.
WEEK 23.1 – RRT, Cleveland Kroger
The back right corner of the store is arranged a little differently than the Stateline store, with a non-curving jut-out section used to house luncheon meat. Here's a look at the corresponding corner at the Stateline store from late 2014 (has it been that long already?!), getting ready to be decked out in 2012 décor :/ I'm sure 2012 is in this store's future too, but if not, in any case a remodel is inevitable; if it is to a new décor package, I'd be excited to see it!
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Another overcast day, I did my best :) I had a visit from a friend from the UK. We had success with the woodpeckers, seeing Middle and Great Spotted, White-backed, Grey-headed, Black and Syrian (from my balcony). We heard Green calling. The Hawfinch didn't come for the first day but it did on the second. We were fortunate as we only had two days to visit the hide. Like I previously stated the weather was overcast......again.......this weekend is another wash out :(
The Caritas brings up the rear of an Iron Roads charter returning to Chicago from a weekend trek out to Prairie du Chien and back. The boys in the back are enjoying a nice June afternoon on the rails.
A collection of pots and tubs on the patio whils the pond, rockery and raspberry canes are about a yearold here I guess.
It was a dark dreary day today with a cold front coming through.
I went out in the back yard to let my killer Bull dog do her thing.
When I stepped outside I noticed the trees were full of
Turkey Vultures. I counted nine all together, with one of them perched on the back of the bench on my dock.
I let Silky take care of business, and took her back inside.
I grabbed my camera, went back outside, and they were still there. I walked within 30 feet or less of the one on my my dock and took a few shots. This being one of them.
There was a small fish kill with the last cold front that came through and I think they were there to snack on the dead fish.
Lake Wales, Florida.
(Candid street shot, London,UK). Hundreds of friends, but no one to talk to!
The U.S. government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create,” Apple CEO Tim Cook said. “They have asked us to build a backdoor to the iPhone. Specifically, the FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation. In the wrong hands, this software – which does not exist today – would have the potential to unlock any iPhone in someone’s physical possession.”
Apple’s position on the matter is clear: acquiescing to the FBI’s request to develop a tool to unlock an iPhone, even if it belonged to a murderous terrorist, would set a dangerous precedent and slippery slope.
China is watching the dispute closely. Analysts say the Chinese government does take cues from United States when it comes to encryption regulations, and that it would most likely demand that multinational companies provide accommodations similar to those in United States.
Last year, Beijing backed off several proposals that would have mandated that foreign firms providing encryption keys for devices sold in China after heavy pressure from foreign trade groups. …
While it’s still not clear how the law might be carried out, it is possible a push from American law enforcement agencies to unlock iPhones would embolden Beijing to demand the same. China would also most likely push to acquire any technology that would allow it to unlock iPhones.
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Never mind the FBI in the UK, GCHQ have been monitoring your communications for years, they didn't even bother to ask.
Edward Snowden, former intelligence contractor told the BBC's Panorama that UK intelligence agency GCHQ had the power to hack into phones without their owners' knowledge.
The UK government declined to comment.
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1st March 2016
New UK Snooper’s charter still gives state wide hacking powers
The latest version of the Investigatory Powers Bill has failed to clarify tricky issues like encryption and gives police and security services wide-ranging powers
the back details.
somehow it feels like the front but I still prefer it to be the back. I'm not so sure why I added buttons that day during sewing. But it looks zakka style to me.
Yashica-635 del año 1958
salio media chota por que la escanie desde la hoja de contactos que parece no se esmeraron mucho en hacerla
Back Tor on Derwent Edge on a beautiful but bitterly cold day. The figure helps give a sense of scale.
A 4 photo stitch.
This pieced back was not part of the tutorial from A Crafty Fox (star-flower quilt along). I used the leftover diamonds from the top to piece a fun back, in an improv style. Blogged at: www.mischiefmade.ca/2013/11/starstruck-finished-quilt-and...