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SaskPower Board Chair Rob Pletch (left to right); the Honourable Bill Boyd, Minister Responsible for SaskPower; Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall; the Honourable Greg Rickford, Canada's Minister of Natural Resources; and SaskPower President and CEO Robert Watson cut the ribbon at the official launch of the Boundary Dam carbon capture and storage facility in Estevan on Oct. 2, 2014.
The West Brompton to Bath Christmas Market excursion pounds past Betchworth, with its passing captured on video.
The official launch of the Boundary Dam carbon capture and storage facility in Estevan on Oct. 2, 2014.
Traps are set in existing entry or exit burrow holes to safely capture rabbits as they attempt to enter or exit the burrows.
Photo Credit: Heather McPherron (USFWS)
Kris Strickler and his wife Page attend the hearing on Nov. 20, 2019, to confirm Kris as the new director of the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Captured here is an European Robin....
There were lots of twigs infrom of the bird...but the new Canon 100-400 MkII was able to AF on the bird and also make out of focus areas creamy....
This weekend, I've been to Bristol's Baloon Fiesta and I didn't think there would be so many baloons and the event was much bigger than I expected! Such a nice day. I'll post more photos later. This was one my favourites, though.
Trying to figure out myself whether or not Capture One renders RAWs better than Lightroom, like the word on the internet is.
Lightroom on the left, Capture One on the right.
Capture One seems to create a smoother image in this 200% zoomed comparison. The "Lightroom bubbly noise pattern" is missing from the Cap One render. You'll need to zoom in to see the difference clearly.
Also red, blues and pinks are clearly rendered in a slightly different manner than in Lightroom.
I have made a picture series with 100 portraits from my trip to Madagascar take a look.
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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.
A wingless German aeroplane is loaded on to a trailer and strapped down. It still has its original painted insignia and number. Two soldiers are standing behind the plane inspecting it.
Scenes such as this were commonly used as propaganda, intended to reaffirm resolve against the enemy.
[Original reads: 'OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN ON THE FRONT IN FRANCE. A captured German aeroplane.']
Robber fly is caught (by me).
Dioctria baumhaueri
Length 8 to 13 mm. This is a mainly black robber fly, but the front two pairs of legs are mainly orange apart from a dark stripe along the upper surface.
Predatory on other insects.