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The last remaining building (circa 1889) of the once great Kentucky Wagon Manufacturing Company, 2601 South Third Street, in Louisville, Kentucky. This building stands a short distance from Papa John’s Stadium at the University of Louisville. During its prime in the early 1900s, this location—just south of the Belknap Campus of the University of Louisville—consisted of kilns, 22 acres of lumberyards, an electrical plant, and a 2.5-acre building. Between 500 and 600 workers produced 35,000 wagons each year, marketed as “Old Hickory” farm and freight wagons and “American” brand garbage and dumping wagons. By 1916, the plant had evolved to produce trucks and automobiles, including seven years of production (1916–1923) of the Dixie Flyer, a four-cylinder passenger car.
Dropping off the Midget Friday night in preparation for a week end of racing.
Revell Offy Midget Racer
Test with my new AF-S micro nikkor 105 vr 2.5.
Nice bokeh, shallow depth of field, pretty fast lens!
Nikon D60 + Micro Nikkor 105vr
Wayne Thompson confirms that there are some huge largemouth's in California. If you need proof just take a look at this bad boy caught while drop shotting!
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Photo by Lewis Perkins/Paraglide.
Panthers players Jeff Byers, wide receiver Kealoha Pilares, and Amini Silatolu stand above crowds of paratroopers at Green Ramp during Operation Toy Drop's lottery day, Dec. 6. The players were joined by Sir Purr, Panthers mascot, and Panthers cheerleaders.
Experimenting with drop photography Feb 2020. I have created a double drop photography rig using an Arduino and these are the first few photos created using it.
Drop it MODERN© backdrops are constructed to create an oasis of design and color to keep photographers on the cutting edge of this art!
It's sassy, it's silly no it's Swanky!
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Submitted by: Fawazan Hussain
Country: India
Organisation: Mission for Vision
Category: Amateur
Caption: Drop by drop!
Photo uploaded from the #VisionFirst! Photo Competition (photocomp.iapb.org) held for World Sight Day 2019
a little "bomb drop"...d200...1/250...f4...10mm...iso250...sb800 on stand (full power) at camera left...sb800 full power handheld at camera right
let me know...
Rider: El Guaje
Drop desde el muro de contención en la zona del hangar de maquinaria en la Estación Invernal de San Isidro (León).
Dropping down a retaining wall near the machinery depot at San Isidro's Skiing Station
I am finally getting somewhere. I have captured a reasonable crown..
I have 4 drops of red food colouring in Milk. This is in an eye dropper held at about 30 cms from the plate. The drop falls through a laser which arms the camera and focus.
the second drop cuts the laser beams and then a timer goes off and the the camera takes the images.
Using a canon A470 using a USB trigger.
2015
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