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Sugarloaf Mountain / Rio de Janeiro / Brazil
[EXPLORE - 2014-05-07]
Album of Brazil: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157643060...
The Tasmania Devils have scored a goal and players run over to congratulate the successful kicker. As usually happens in these situations, the team that did the defending tries to understand what happened. Number 20 of Port Melbourne seems to be remonstrating with a team mate.
My son's teammate celebrating his goal save this morning. Fun was had by all. We never pay attention to the score and as long as the kids are running, we're happy...
-71- Clarke Breitkreuz (Lausitzer Füchse) vergibt knapp vor -35- Jerry Kuhn (EC Bad Nauheim), DEL 2 - EC Bad Nauheim gegen Lausitzer Füchse, Bad Nauheim, Colonel-Knight-Stadion, 06.12.24
Pictures from another century Part II
Pre Boris bikes. Pre rock-climbing plinths for 'look at me' arrogant tossers. Pre spazzy looking logs in vintage clothing on 'Amsterdam' bikes. Pre cyclist twats with those 'grass' cameras on their heads*. Pre bean soup cafes on the local canal that you can't walk down anymore because of *(those dickheads) .Pre all these wankers & all that shit! . This was the real Shoreditch Park! . . Call me sentimental . but I loved it!
Hackney 1991.
I spent a lot longer on this than I probably should have...it was really the post processing that was driving me nuts. No matter what I did, the left half of the image was overexposed and blown out. And the colors/tones just weren't...right.
But I achieved the end goal and I'm 80% on it. But I have chocolate molten lava cake and chicken nuggets to make. I also have a bathroom and bedroom to clean. But it feels good to get pictures out!
Before & After found on my blog
In the previous photo I said that the goal umpire decides whether a goal or a behind has been scored. You can see him in a blue shirt and cap here watching intently to decide which side of the posts the ball has travelled. In this case it was a goal, and so he signals this to the goal umpire at the other end of the ground by waving his two white flags (one flag for a behind). Although the scoreboards keep tally of the score, the goal umpires are officially the keepers of the score, and at the end of each quarter they check their cards to see no error has been made.