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Span: Esquiador en Cerro Castor, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.
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Engl: Skier at Cerro Castor, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.
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DDC "Wild and Crazy"
We have worked very hard to teach R "impulse control". At this moment, he wanted his dinner, and he wanted it NOW. But he's not barking or jumping (like he used to do). Rather, he's staring intently toward his dinner which was being prepared.
Ex Arriva North West 3279 (previously MTL 279) N279 CKB is in the remaining 20 of the 36 its after service life and now lives at the Cotswold Gliding Club converted to a mobile air traffic control tower.
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Bessy is the quality control inspector at City Bakery and this birthday cake passes inspection.
For these images I shot a roll of Fujifilm Superia 400 through my Pentax P3, then re spooled the film back into my Konica Pop.
The staged, Pentax shots were done to give a clear and focused background image, where as the candid Konica shots were done to add a sense of unorganised chaos to the top image.
Playing around with my recently acquired Lensbaby Composer. I thought this was an interesting way to show the focus/bokeh control!
I took my daughter to a birthday party at The deep today. I was fortunate to have 3 hrs to myself so went for a walk around Hull's Marina.
This is the footbridge and control room over the River Hull that links The Deep with the town.
5 frame HDR combined in Photomatrix to add a little colour to a dull grey day.
This kid was taking a round ride with his brother, but unfortunately his younger sibling wasn't quite a sit-stiller.
So someone had to step up and give out some cold, hard orders!
This is Pure Myth!
Forget Sharon Stone (well not really, she's still beatifull)!
This is Carl Lewis: the fastest man on Earth for the fastest tyres on the Planet! But remember: "Power is nothing without control".
We all enthusiastically approved the Pirelli's motto, since 1994 (oh yes, seems like yesterday) and we still keep it, today, in the back of our mind when we see or buy a P-Tyre.
Please Pirelli, gives us some more "enlighted inspiration", we all need that, even when we don't drive or race!
More Mith on: www.it.pirelli.com/web/media/photogallery/gallery.page?pa...
Before electronics, the most reliable boiler/generator controls were operated by compressed air.
Scattered throughout the country, older power plants are being abandoned for more efficient or sustainable sources of electricity. Some still stand as a tribute to those who sacrificed and worked so hard there to assure the community had reliable energy to power their lives. These views are of a ~50 year old plant closed about 2 years ago.
See more of this site at flic.kr/s/aHskpNTVLG.
I hate not having control. Most of these pieces on here are about control one way or another. Lack of it, lots of it....
I hate the way in dreams I have no control. Even if I'm trying to wake myself up. Even if there's 2 of me.
I'm giving you control. Please tell me what you would change (don't worry you won't offend me!) even if it's one tiny thing. Anything to improve it, I would love to hear your feedback!
Thanks : )
The control room at Methil is awsomely complete. I could have spent hours in here.
Its quite cramped and unfortunalty it was also pitch black inside which makes photos difficult to say the least! It looks kind of plain with the beige panels and they seemed to reflect the light in horrible ways spoiling most of my photos... Its not as nice as Pyestock green or Battersea gold thats for sure but never the less a very interesting place..
"Control"
Needle felted wool
7.5' x 10' x 2.5'
Made for Bellevue Arts Museum Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet, on display through February 24, 2013
(Photo credit: Spike Mafford)
The present, sad shape of the Grand Avenue Mall/Shops at Grand Avenue. The mall was created between 1980 and 1982 in existing buildings along Wisconsin Avenue. The idea was probably to lure shoppers away from suburban malls and to give Downtown workers a place to shop and eat*.
I remember coming up from Chicago with my hockey buddies in the late 1990s to this mall. We'd stop in here prior to a Chicago Wolves @ Milwaukee Admirals game. We'd eat either in the food court or at Hooters (of course!). There was a team store that sold Brewers/Bucks/Packers/Admirals stuff. There was also a tourist-trappy (but still fun) shop that sold Milwaukee-centric souvenirs including beer that was unavailable in Illinois. And I remember a used record/CD store at which I bought a second-hand copy of "Traveling Wilbury's", which at that point had been out of print.
All of this was anchored by Marshall Fields on the east end and The Boston Store (pretty much the same store as Carson Pirie Scott) on the west.
*The mall had been connected to other Downtown buildings via a climate-controlled skywalk. I remember a visiting colleague of mine telling me that her apartment building was connected to the skywalk as was her office. She told me that, in the middle of winter, she could walk to work, eat lunch at the food court, stop at the drugstore, etc., and she wouldn't need her winter jacket.
Cam Control Version 1.0.1.1 can change the following cameras settings (Depending on Dial Mode)
* Exposure Com.
* Shutter Speed
* Aperture
* ISO
Features
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* Change camera settings
* Single snap shot
* 31 exposure bracketing (D40 D60 ect)
* Normal time lapse
* Bracketing (HDR) time lapse
* Take pictures in JPG or RAW
* Transfer pictures to computer
* Screen resolution as low as 800X600
Version 1.0.1.2 will allow the camera to be triggered by sound (I have not finnished this version yet but would like to hear what you think - Will I be wasting my time)
PLEASE NOT THIS IS FOR XP ONLY AND ANY NIKON MODEL
Download www.d-software.co.za
Kourou Monastiri (Greek: Κουρού Μοναστήρι; Turkish: Çukurova "Çukurova", previously Kuru Manastır) is a Turkish Cypriot village in the Nicosia District of Cyprus, located 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) east of Kythrea. Kourou Monastiri is under the de facto control of Northern Cyprus. As of 2011, it had a population of 208.
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I think some of the most interesting people that stand out from the crowd are those who Practice body art. At a recent Tatoo convention in Atlantic City, we came across this man who looked like a pagan biker but he was actually soft-spoken and proud of his body art.
this falls into the category of... "oh, that's how they do that".........
was driving down US route 1 (you know the one that goes from maine all the way down to florida), when i caught sight of a flame in my peripheral vision. always intensely curious about things i've never seen before, i turned around at gillette stadium and went back. this is in the parking lot of a nice restaurant and this is how they get rid of the pesky grass that grows up in the cracks of the parking lot pavement--
a flame thrower. it is a wand with a flexible hose, attached to a propane tank, i think.
it reminds me of coming up over a hill in kansas after dark and seeing the horizon lit with a line of fire because they were burning off the wheat stubble after the harvest.
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slider sunday....... the original was not quite so dramatic (see below)
i tweaked it by pumping up the contrasts and, since this was a case where negative space didn't really serve to underline the action, i cropped it :)
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The boss’ office at the gravel pit. It’s been vandalized a bit ... and the electrical panels, which are behind me in this image, appear to have been stripped.
More images from this site are HERE.
[...] Not to have control over the senses is like sailing in a rudderless ship, bound to break to pieces on coming in contact with the very first rock [...]
-- Quote by Mahatma Gandhi (Indian Philosopher, internationally esteemed for his doctrine of nonviolent protest, 1869-1948)
Nikon D70, Tokina 12-24 f/4, 12mm - F/13 - 30s
Sperlonga, Italy (July, 2008)
Hope dropped by the studio for a few headshots this weekend. This was the more traditional version we shot.
strobist: 1 White Lightning Ultrazap 1600, above, diffused by a gridded Mola Demi beauty dish. 1 Canon 580EX, below, diffused by a 24" collapsible softbox. 3 White Lightning monolights, camera left, right and above (behind subject), diffused by gridded strip boxes. 1 Canon 580EX, gridded, pointed at background. All lights triggered via Cybersyncs; monolights controlled via CyberSense. A fan was also used to produce movement in the subject's hair.
An eastbound stack train snakes through Control Point Rochester on a pleasant winter morning. I love the track geometry at this spot--and the traffic is non-stop. Here, just west of the sprawling Conway Terminal hump yard, the two middle tracks become the Youngstown Line (which ducks under the outer tracks at New Brighton and follows the Beaver River north to Youngstown), while the two outer tracks remain the Fort Wayne line (which heads more directly west across Ohio). To the left, the Cleveland Line branches off to cross the Beaver River (over the rusty through truss bridge in the background) and follow the Ohio River south (the round-about Cleveland Line eventually turns west, then northward again, intersecting the Fort Wayne Line at Alliance, Ohio, before continuing north to Cleveland).
(Interestingly, this is the same lead unit (NS 8397) I shot on the point of a westbound UPS trailer train on 29 December (see two images below); I'm sure it's been back and forth between Chicago and the ports on the East Coast several times between these two sightings.)