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Nikon FM - AI Nikkor 28mm 1:3.5 - Ilford FP4+ @ ASA-125
Blazinal (1+100) 60:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Less Than Jake in concerto allo Slam Dunk Festival di Bellaria-Igea Marina foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it
What does a world free of chemical weapons mean to you?
An attendee to the OPCW during the 2017 edition of The Hague International Open Day shares her vision of what a world free of chemical weapons means to her.
Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex Ia 85416 TLR
Novar-Anastigmat 75mm Lens
Kodak Pro 160 120 film
one the best old school camera that i ever used, sharp as a pin point, but heavy and to technical.
With Sturgis coming up the following week, there were bikers everywhere and apparently their favorite article of clothing was ass-less chaps. We had seen so many pairs that when I saw this biker at the counter at Burger King in Rapid City, I just had to take a picture~
Slam Dunk Midlands 2017. DO NOT edit or remove watermarks, not to be used without permission. Copyright www.jodiphotography.co.uk
Less lights downtown this year. Lights across the street have been up all year. Usually there are lights on the street trees.
Less Than Jake in concerto allo Slam Dunk Festival di Bellaria-Igea Marina foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it
This male and female Lesser Scaup swims in the harbor on a cold March afternoon...They seem to love when there is some ice around...
“Every moment of life, I suppose, is more or less of a turning-point. Opportunities are swarming around us all the time, thicker than gnats at sundown. We walk through a cloud of chances, and if we were always conscious of them they would worry us almost to death.But happily our sense of uncertainty is soothed and cushioned by habit, so that we can live comfortably with it. Only now and then, by way of special excitement, it starts up wide awake. We perceive how delicately our fortune is poised and balanced on the pivot of a single incident. We get a peep at the oscillating needle, and, because we have happened to see it tremble, we call our experience a crisis.
The meditative angler is not exempt from these sensational periods. There are times when all the uncertainty of his chosen pursuit seems to condense itself into one big chance, and stand out before him like a salmon on the top wave of a rapid. He sees that his luck hangs by a single strand, and he cannot tell whether it will hold or break. This is his thrilling moment, and he never forgets it.”
From “Fishermans Luck” by Henry van Dyke, 1923
[thanks Steve Renfro]
[34/52]
"This thing about looking for someone less different... It only really worked, he realized, if you were convinced that being you wasn't so bad in the first place."
Nick Hornby- About a Boy
Instead of thinking "being me isn't so bad" I'm thinking that I don't deserve anything better.
True story.
Less Than Jake in concerto allo Slam Dunk Festival di Bellaria-Igea Marina foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it
Less a monument to the defeated Gaul chieftain, I suspect, as a monument to Napoleon III's enormous ego.
50 years of DAC! No less than 24 past chairs came together at the anniversary banquet last night. In the picture: Pat Pistilli (1964, 1965, 1966), Steve Szygenda (15th, 1978), Edwin Hassler (17th, 1980), Patricia Lambert (21st, 1984), Hilel Ofek (22nd, 1985, Las Vegas), Don Thomas (26th, 1989, Las Vegas), Richard Smith (28th, 1991, San Fransciso), Dan Schweikert (29th, 1992), Al Dunlop (30th, 1993, Dallas), Mike Lorenzetti (31th, 1994, San Diego), Bryan Preas (32th, 1995, San Fransisco), Tom Pennino (33rd, Las vegas), Mary-Jane Irwin (36th, 1999, New Orleans), Nanni De Micheli (37th, 2000, Los Angeles), Brian Ackland (39th, 2002, New Orleans), Ian Getreu (40th, 2003, Anaheim), Sharad Malik (41st, 2004 San Diego), Steve Levitan (44th, 2007, San Diego), Andrew Kahng (46th, 2009, San Francisco), Sachin Sapatnekar (47th, 2010, Anaheim), Leon Stok (48th, 2011, San Diego), Patrick Groeneveld (49th, 2012, San Fransisco) and Yervant Zorian (50th, 2013, Austin).
St Peter and St Paul, Little Horkesley, Essex
Open, and less than a mile from neighbouring Great Horkesley. This is a must-see. The medieval church was struck by a 500lb parachute mine in the summer of 1940. The mine fell right into the interior of the church, where it exploded. The result was devastating - the building was wiped out, as was everything for 500 yards, including the village pub. The debris was scattered over a wide area - part of the shattered bell from the tower was found at Wissington, three miles away!
The church was rebuilt in 1957, and the effect is not unpleasing. There is some excellent modern glass. More to the point, however, is what was rescued from the ruins. This is the biggest double figure brass in England, as well as three life size 13th century wooden effigies. There is also a triple figure brass, so all in all it must have been quite a church before the destruction.
I liked it a lot, it still has the feel of a village church, a bit like Chelmondiston a few miles off in Suffolk, which suffered a similar fate, but it has the space and openness of the contemporary restorations of London City churches.
Sr. Marie Rose Ferron (St. Gabriel the Archangel the Messenger) Bows Miraculously to Sacred Heart of Jesus, stands less than 23 3/4 inches high FROM GROUND (normally 39 1/2 in tall standing straight up!) on 03 Aug 2007!!
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ALSO MEASURED FROM FENCE TO Marie Rose Ferron (St. Gabriel the Archangel the Messenger) Miraculously Bows to Sacred Heart of Jesus at 28 & 1/2 & 2/16 In NS. & 30 & 2/16 in OS on 03 August 2007!
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less stethoscope, more ultrasound !!!
menos fonendo, mas ecógrafo!!!
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COVID-19 outbreak: less stethoscope, more ultrasound
Danilo Buonsenso, Davide Pata, Antonio Chiaretti
The Lancet Respiratory Medicine
Published: March 20, 2020
Recommended: 'Less is More' Large On Black
You might not notice it, but this is above the Atlantic. I left the engine in the photo on purpose to fill an otherwise empty foreground and bottom left corner.
Strobist: no.4 speedlights, all bare, from the four corners of the aerobic hall, slightly feathered (pointing toward ceiling at 45°), two at full power and two at 1/2 power.
Nikon D200 with Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 DX @11mm (exposure, FWIW: 1/200s, f/5.6, ISO200).
Less than Jake - July 17, 2011 - Warped Tour - Hartford, CT
Photo by Charlotte Zoller © 2011
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