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Capture the Flag was held on Wednesday, October 5, at Jefferson Farm.
Photo by Mary Watt | © 2022 Curators University Missouri
Merseyrails units are currently the oldest stock in daytime use on the network, The Class 507's dating back to 1977, and the Class 508's four years younger. But Merseyrail doesn't have enough storeage space for the incoming 777's alongside the existing fleet, so off they go for recycling!
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2C28 13:01 Chester to Chester
Six years this orangutan has lived in captivity. He is chained in someone's backyard in Selimbau village, Sentarum lake, West Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Photo by Ramadian Bachtiar/CIFOR
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Capturing the emotion during dance is always fun to try. I like to add off camera flash and try to time it so the couple will be somewhere I can see the starburst. Here I was using a blue gel on the dance floor on one flash during the reception.
There are many neon signs competing for your attention on this Main Street of Yokohama Chinatown. One of the neon signs caught her eyes and I caught her expression with my camera!
This ad for the Capture Cincinnati contest appeared in the Community Journal. Yep, that's my little girl in the peacock costume.
For the second year in a row, I've entered the Capture Cincinnati competition in hopes of being published in the book. Last year 6 of my photos were published and one was chosen as the best in its chapter.
I'd really appreciate it if help me out by voting on any of my pictures you like. You can see them all here.
The links below point to photos that are especially in need of some love. They have the best chance of being published right now, but need a little nudge to get them over the edge.
You'll have to register at the Capture Cincinnati site to vote, but it's quick and painless — I promise.
Thanks for your help!
Fountain Square Panography Daytime
UPDATE: So far I've found or heard about this in the Clermont Community Journal, Milford-Miami Advertiser and CIN Weekly. Anyone seen it anywhere else?
Was going for a run a while ago along this track that goes behind some of the houses in an estate near where I live.
While I was running along it was just beautiful to see the sun setting in the distance.
I decided that I'd wait out here the next day to see if I could capture the sunset. The track is very overgrown with grass, and this provided a nice silhouette that I was able to use in this photo.
This was a vertical shot, but I decided to square crop it because it was just all black at the bottom of the photo, and this just cut that out.
"What are you up to Bane? What haven't you killed me already?"
Bane: "We're just using you as bate."
"What do you mean?!"
Bane: "You'll see."
"What about my identity?"
Bane: "Only I know it mr Wayne. My people aren't allowed to come in this room."
"Well how generous..."
Bane: "Don't worry mr Wayne, it's going to be fun when you're Batboy arrives."
"What do you mean??!!!"
*Bane leaves and closes door*
"WHAT DO YOU MEAN????!!!"
Okay, now some racers. This wasn't a really serious race. Many people had strange and interesting costumes. The format of the race is that each racer has their buddy and for every leg of the course they switch who rides and who runs. Each leg ends with an obstacle to overcome. At the finish line, there's a giant mudpit, hence the name Muddy Buddy.
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Technical Meeting on Advanced Techniques for Equipment Testing Under Field Conditions (BRD TM). Division of Nuclear Security, IAEA Seibersdorf. 13 June 2019
Figure 20. Participants capture data from a backpack radiation detector during a distance to alarm test.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA