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Instructor Nora Gleason helps the students during a Citizenship Class at Sam Lena-South Tucson Branch Library on September 27, 2012. The class, held in Spanish, provides a chance to learn about U.S. government in preparation for the Citizenship exam. The class is held Thursdays from 6-7:30 p.m.
A little Gem I found on eBay.
An un-used CBP USBP instructors shirt.
Note the offical badge patch on the shirt.
UMSL MFA graduate student/Instructor Ryan Trattles (center) discusses student Cynthia Reed's short story with the class in Continuing Education's Introduction to Fiction which is a part of the Write Stuff Certificate program, offering 8 week courses as well as weekend seminars. Students have the opportunity to submit their stories for workshop, and receive feedback from the instructor, as well as their peers. Students from left to right around the table: Sheila Jones, Cynthia Reed, Sheilah Clarke-Ekong, Dianne Williams, William Ridley, Katina Willis, Mary Ann Boughnou. (Photo by August Jennewein)
Driving instructors from the Oregon Driving Education Center were on hand for a distracted driving experiential demonstration.
Das Foto entstand bei einer Dokumentation eines Sportevents. Es ist also nicht gestellt. Es war zwar gedacht, die Instruktorin einzurahmen, aber dass es so genau gepaßt hat, war natürlich auch etwas Glück. -- Es war der erste echte Einsatz der Sony A9 (mit dem 24-70/2.8 GM). Ich habe ausschließlich mit dem elektronischen Shutter fotografiert und gegen meine Natur auch mal mit Bursts gearbeitet. Der (kontinuierliche) Autofokus hat sehr gute Dienste geleistet - ich kann also die guten Kommentare im Netz durchaus bestätigen.
Die komplette Serie: www.flickr.com/gp/25830634@N06/SHz04k
Having seen a Photoshopped color version of this photograph (located here on Flickr), my instructor in a March 2009 street photography class suggested that I convert it to black-and-white to accentuate the vertical shapes of the fence behind the runner.
I've done so here, using Apple's Aperture program, and with a yellow filter applied to the initial image. I think the result is interesting, and I'll try to keep an open mind for a while before deciding whether I like it better than the color version. However, if you have strong opinions one way or the other, I'd enjoy hearing it; leave me Flickr-mail or email me at ed at yourdon dot com
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I was walking south along the bridle path that circumnavigates the reservoir in Central Park; and the view here is basically south, with the CitiCorp building and varous other New York City skyscrapers in the background. The reservoir is enclosed by a fence (presumably to keep people from falling in, or jumping in to swim, or perhaps even attempting to fish), and there's a jogging trail that runs along the fence; so scenes like this are pretty common.
I hadn't taken the sun into account when I took this picture; during this season, it's pretty far south, and for whatever reason, it left the runner in pretty dark shadow. I tweaked it a bit, and hopefully didn't distort the background too badly. I also replaced the grayish-white hazy sky with a bluish gradient fill ...
Note: the color version of this photo has been published twice, as of March 14, 2009: in a Feb 26, 2009 blog article titled "How to Intensify Your Running and Lose More Weight.." and in a blog article (allegedly published on May 21, 2006 - which is difficult to imagine, since I didn't take the picture until Nov 21, 2008) entitled "Burn Twice as Many Calories Running."
This B/W version of the photo was published in an Oct 14, 2009 blog titled "Egyedül vagy társasággal?" And it was published in an Apr 22, 2010 blog titled "Demand Justice For the Wrongfully Convicted Central Park Five." It was also published in a Jul 15, 2010 blog titled "Let AudioTechnica help you run longer..." And it was published in a Nov 22, 2010 Fresh Healthy Body blog titled " Any other good exercises to lose weight rather than running?"
Moving into 2011, the photo was published in a Jan 17, 2011 blog titled "Two Best Exercises to Lose Weight." It was also published in an Apr 1, 2011 blog titled "Sweet! Candy eaters surprisingly slimmer."
Moving into 2013, the photo was published in a Feb 24, 2013 blog titled "Why Do I Want To Run Startup?" It was also published in an undated (early Jun 2013) blog titled "ABNEHMEN: ES GIBT KEIN GEHEIMREZEPT."
Location: Bellingham Bay and the Salish Sea
Date: October 26th
Instructors: Amanda Colbert, Captain Dan Liden, assisted by Matt Ferrell
An eye opening and thought provoking day aboard the Snow Goose! Captain Dan navigated the shifting waters of the Salish Sea, finding (less) windy coves and cliff stretches from which to gaze at the winged (and finned) life of the salty Salish.
Participants were treated to sightings of long-tailed ducks, cormorants (Brandt's or pelagic?), bald eagles, surf and white-winged scoters, black turnstones, dunlin, a parasitic jaeger, and more!
Matt led a discussion on the Salish Sea after lunch while the wind picked up, helping to expand our understanding of cultural history underlying this vast and diverse pelagic ecosystem.
Thanks to Captain Dan and first mate Ivan for their safe maneuvering and navigation. Check out the Snow Goose's other trips at their website and head over to Eric Ellingson's Flickr page for more stupendous photography.
April 26-30, 2017
Samnaun is Switzerland's only duty free zone and is located in a side valley of the Engadin. For 35 years now, the ski areas Samnaun has merged with the world-famous ski destination Ischgl. The ski areas has been voted "best ski resort" of the alps in winter 2015/16 by 52'000 skiers on snowplaza.de. Samnaun is pleased to welcome the ski instructors from all over the world.
Foto: Theo Zegg