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Montage composed from video-stills. Downtown Port Macquarie at dusk. Videoed while we waited for our take-away order...
Jan 28, 2008.
The Ruins are what remains of the cottage originally given as a wedding present to their son.
Seems like we went from 50 degrees and jackets to 80 degrees and shorts overnight. No matter, it was a welcome relief so off to Chanticleer Gardens we went with cameras in hand.
Chanticleer is in Wayne PA in suburban Philadelphia just a 1-1/4 hour drive from home. Pretty easy to get to.
Our prime mission was to simply get outside for a few hours and take some pictures. In a few short weeks, we’ll be headed to Europe so we also wanted to test drive capturing images WITHOUT our interchangeable lens cameras. In my case that would be an iPhone X, a GoPro, and a 360 camera. It was only iPhone X for Kathy. Both of us had iPhones mounted into a grip for easier handling.
The first issue we ran into was simply being able to see what was on our iPhone screens. The bright sun and reflections made it almost impossible to see controls. I was using FILMic Pro for video and a camera control app for stills. We were barely able to simply compose an image. Half hour in, we found a shady spot to check results and were surprised at how well exposed our images were. Sharpness, for the most part, was spot on.
Here is a link to the YouTube video for Chanticleer...
Porcelle enracinée - Hairy catsear - Hierba del halcón
Hypochaeris radicata L. (rosette)
Falaise siliceuse (alt. 90 m)
Hermalle-sous-Huy (province de Liège, Wallonie, Belgique)
Indigène (Paléarctique occidental, Assam)
156 428's northbound stopper crosses a southbound stopper composed of two Class 142s. Full wiring is in place.
Taken from the northbound platform, looking north.
Partial colour portraits of Tori A. ,Rachel W. ,Paige H. ,and Rachel L.
Editing: sharpen layer, curves global, a black and white layer leaving the words that were red in colour, and a hue/saturation layer to bring out the red a little more.
For this photo i wanted the focal point to be in the center of the picture.
Settings: iPhone 4S
Yesterday and today I've been shooting a film for the London 48hour Sci-Fi competition. The competition is huge and has launched some pretty awesome careers, like Gareth Edward's (Monsters)!
This photo isn't a great 'photo' but it sum up my day perfectly - being sat in front of this small setup composing the soundtrack.
I'm also uploading my Day 96 as soon as I'm home and at a PC!
Composed from 62 images using SatrSatx
Camera Model: Canon Powershot A1200
Aperture: f/2.8
Exposure: 15 sec
ISO Speed: 80
Missoula,MT (Missoula County)
The Fort Missoula Historic District is composed of 32 contributing structures, a post cemetery, two historic parade grounds, and two groupings of foundations (those of the 19th Century Officers' Row and those of the World War II internment camp barracks) that date from the district's period of significance from 1877-1944 and are directly associated with the historical development of the Fort.
Fort Missoula, the only permanent military post in Montana west of the Continental Divide, was established in June, 1877. The strategic intent of the choice of the Fort location was for greater military control of the Indian tribes of western Montana and to assure the protection of white settlers from hostile Indian attack. By 1877, however, reservation lands had been established in western Montana and few major uprisings occurred which involved the soldiers.
Fort Missoula's significance rests less with its direct military role in quelling uprisings and more with the sequence of non-combative military uses of the property by the federal government and the consistent contribution Fort personnel have made to local economic development. Through the years, Fort Missoula has been used as the headquarters for the Black 25th Infantry Regiment, the place from where the potential military applications of the bicycle were explored, a government training school for skilled mechanics to aid in the World War I effort, the largest Civilian Conservation Corps Headquarters in the United States during the 1930's, a detention camp for Italian artists and seaman as well as Japanese-Americans during World War II, and, for a short time following World War II, Fort Missoula became a medium security prison camp for American soldiers. (1)
This rural one-room schoolhouse was built in 1907 by John Rankin, father of Jeanette Rankin. It was originally located north of Missoula in the lower Grant Creek drainage, a farming area that it served until 1937. It is used to interpret the history of the region’s one-room schoolhouses. (2)
References (1) NRHP Nomination Form npgallery.nps.gov/pdfhost/docs/NRHP/Text/87000865.pdf
(2) Fort Missoula Walking Tour buildings.fortmissoulamuseum.org/grant-creek-schoolhouse/
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO, MEXICO - SEPTEMBER 01: Composed of 56 contingents including 26 mariachis in countries like Costa Rica, Venezuela, Peru, Colombia, United States and Mexico, was held the parade of the XX International Mariachi and Charreria on Sunday September 1st, 2013, in Guadalajara City, in the western state of Jalisco, Mexico. Mariachi groups or ensembles Mariachis are typical of Mexico, originating in the western region: the states of Jalisco, Michoacan and Nayarit. His music and clothing are famous worldwide. 2013 is a year of celebration for the International Mariachi and Charreria which celebrates its 20th anniversary with a tribute to Spain, gave its culture through various events in music, dance and song. In addition to the events in each issue Mariachi Jalisco dress as festivals, workshops, presentations and more. In November 2011 UNESCO added to Mariachi, string music, song and trumpet as a member of the representative list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. (Photo by Hugo Ortuño)
My oldest little taking a nap in his new bed for the first time today. His Papa made this bed for him and he's slightly, head over heels, infatuated with it.
Composed image. Characters from the Calendimaggio Festival i n front of the Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli
Piano at my girlfriend Matilda's house, it's out of tune but composing on it never fails to make me happy
Silphe perfolié - Cup-plant
Silphium perfoliatum L. (port)
Parc (alt. 30 m)
New York (États-Unis)
Indigène (Est des États-Unis, Ontario)