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Perfect timing, both to capture the splash and then to move out of the way so that I didn't ruin the camera. As the tied was coming in it would hit a piece of the fallen wall next to the huge pillar. I stood in about 3 feet of water trying to catch the right shot, while trying to keep the camera dry. No post processing at all, just the Hoyo circular polarizer filter attached to the Panasonic 20mm 1.7 lens.
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Captured on North 3rd Street in Bismarck this morning with a Sony A7 using a PK to Nex adapter with a Vivitar Series 1 105mm f2.5 manual focus macro sitting on a Acra Tech Ultimate ball head on a Uni-Loc Major tripod. SOOC
Celebrating the Manchester Unity building's 80th Birthday with the lighting of the tower and a fireworks display.
Best viewed on black.
I heard a noise in my kitchen and found this witch rummaging through my cupboards. Since I was afraid that she might bite me, I put on my oven mitt and grabbed her. Let me tell you, it was a good thing I thought of using the mitt; she fought, bit, and screamed like a banshee. I just wish I had thought of wearing earplugs too!
Digitised image from the Town Hall Photographer's Collection - GB127.M850
The Town Hall Photographer’s Collection is a large photographic collection held in Manchester City Council’s Central Library archives, ranging in date from 1956 to 2007.
The collection consists of tens of thousands of images, covering the varied areas of work of Manchester Corporation and latterly, Manchester City Council.
The photographs were taken by staff photographers, who were tasked to document the work of Corporation/Council departments and, in doing so, captured many aspects of Manchester life and history, including significant changes to the Manchester landscape.
The collection includes many different formats from glass negatives, to slides, prints, CDs and even a couple of cine films.
What is especially exciting is that the majority of these images have never before been available in a digital format and therefore have only ever been seen by a handful of people.
A team of dedicated Staff and Volunteers are currently working on the systematic digitisation of the negatives held within the collection.
This album represents the result of their work to date.
Three celery green pearls are captured within a handmade copper pendant. The pendant hangs from a sterling silver chain. The metals have been oxidized and buffed to expose a soft shine.
My Nikon D7000 & Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8G & 35mm f/1.8G looking out the window ready to capture the scene.
Personajes:
Miel-Otxin: Personaje principal del Carnaval de Lantz. Representa al bandido, capturado y ajusticiado. Figura de gran envergadura, tiene más de 3 metros de altura. Es una estructura de madera rellena de hierba seca que alcanza unos 35 Kg de peso.
Ziripot: Este personaje representa al vecino más fuerte, al encargado de sujetar al bandido una vez capturado. La figura se cubre con sacos rellenos de helechos. Adquiere una gran corpulencia, lo que limita sus movimientos haciendolo torpe. Se ayuda para caminar de un palo como bastón. Sufre el continuo acoso y derribo por parte de Zaldiko.
Zaldiko: Este personaje lo representa un vecino cubierto con un saco en una estructura rectangular de madera, con una tabla en forma de "U" como cabeza y una cola auténtica de caballo. El Zaldiko es el caballo de Miel-Otxin y por eso tiene esa guerra con Ziripot para salvar a su amo y lo tira al suelo cada oportunidad que tiene.
Txatxus: La mayorÃa de los vecinos se disfrazan como txatxus. Los Txatxus representan a los vecinos que capturaron a Miel-Otxin. Van disfrazados con ropas vistosas, de gran colorido, con estampados. También se cubren con pieles y llevan gorros en forma de cucurucho. Armados con escobas van saltando y corriendo, produciendo agudos chillidos y repartiendo algún que otro escobazo. En las decadas de los 40 y 50 los disfraces de los txatxus eran más simples, con mucho menos colorido, más sacos arpilleros y con cualquier cosa como gorro.
Herreros: Estos suelen ser entre 8 y 12 personajes. Representan a los herreros del pueblo, los que practicaban el oficio de la herrerÃa. Son los encargados de "herrar" a Zaldiko. Van disfrazados con sábanas de Arpilla, horcas de ajo, cestos. Van armados con "Xardes" de madera y todo tipo de útiles de herrerÃa. Su aspecto, acompañado de sus movimientos lentos y torpes, los hacen unos personajes siniestros, tenebrosos. Se ayudan de un caldero con fuego, donde llevan las herraduras para herrar a Zaldiko.
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Miel-Otxin: Main character of the Lantz Carnival. It represents the bandit, captured and executed. It is more than 3 meters high. It is a wooden structure filled with dry grass that weighs about 35 kg.
Ziripot: This character represents the strongest neighbor, the one in charge of holding the bandit once captured. The figure is covered with sacks filled with ferns. He acquires a great bulk, which limits his movements making him clumsy. It helps to walk with a stick as a cane. He suffers continuous harassment and demolition by Zaldiko.
Zaldiko: This character is represented by a neighbor covered with a sack in a rectangular wooden structure, with a "U" shaped board as a head and a real horse's tail. The Zaldiko is the horse of Miel-Otxin and that is why he has that war with Ziripot to save his master and throws him to the ground every chance he gets.
Txatxus: Most of the neighbors dress up as txatxus. The Txatxus represent the neighbors who captured Miel-Otxin. They are disguised with showy clothes, of great color, with prints. They also cover themselves with furs and wear cone-shaped hats. Armed with brooms they are jumping and running, producing high-pitched squeals and distributing the occasional broomstick.
Blacksmiths: These are usually between 8 and 12 characters. They represent the blacksmiths of the town, those who practiced the trade of blacksmithing. They are in charge of "shoeing" Zaldiko. They are disguised with Arpilla sheets, garlic forks, baskets. They are armed with wooden "Xardes" and all kinds of blacksmith tools. Their appearance, accompanied by their slow and clumsy movements, make them sinister, dark characters. They use a cauldron with fire, where they take the horseshoes to shoe Zaldiko.
This bronze cannon was captured at the battle of Sevastopol, during the Crimean War, and was brought back to Ludlow, England in 1855.
On 5 November 1854 the Russians marched out of the besieged city of Sevastopol to throw off the allied British and French forces by mounting a joint attack with their troops from outside the city. Despite outnumbering their enemies five to one the Russians failed to achieve victory in what looked to be almost a foregone conclusion. The third major action of the Crimean War (following Alma and Balaclava), the battle fought in heavy fog at Inkerman proved to be a testament to the skill and initiative of the individual men and officers of the British Army of the day.
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Malága Centro Histórico.
iPhone 12pro Max & Lightroom Camera app, HDR-DNG capture; edited in Lightroom CC & Photoshop.
One of my photos from when my Soviet unit got captured at the Mariongrad tactical reenactment, in Marion, KY. When we were first captured, they took the bag that had my camera in it, so after we were finished, I had everyone do it again, so I could get photos.
It's always quiet in the 5th Atelier. Some might say too quiet. But despite the silence, these three manage to find simple joys in each other's company.
Today they tried to make use of a vintage camera sitting on the shelf.
*sdFrei is a Migidoll Vampire Miho.
*Ave is an Ariadoll Sleeping Narvy.
*Patch is a LUTS Wintery '09 owned by Jai.
Dearest Columbus Circle, thanks for being another one of my favorite places to visit during the holidays and for making our lives special with your twinkling stars!
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The owner of the M1 was very friendly. his car makes a loud sound. What doy ou think about the scene?
hannover
This past weekend was Northern Michigan University's 2nd annual "Pink Experience." A day of charitable sporting events to benefit the Marquette General Cancer Center. Sticks and jerseys were auctioned off after a 2-1 win for the NMU Wildcats over the University of Notre Dame.
11-5-11
Photos by Cory Genovese/PhotoYoop (Property of Northern Michigan University)
nmuwildcatathletics.smu​gmug.com/
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