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A photoessay of the FA Cup Final 2011.
We're Still Here A Non-Profit Publication.. A book containing 35 images from Wembley 140511 for Fans of Football by a Football Fan
It's a City family!
Thanks to Hazelnatz for posting it on the MCFC Flickr group. Add yours here - www.flickr.com/groups/mcfcofficial/
Etihad as the main sponsor of Manchester City have painted this Boeing 787-9 series jet in the City colours of sky blue and white
Tyrers Coaches BF62UYB seen coming into Wythenshawe Interchange to pick up a delayed MC04 to Etihad Campus for the MCFC match
Pre-entry security checks at the Etihad Stadium, long queues! Manchester City v Crystal Palace 23/08/17. Prisma - Hunter
You win some, you lose some. Definitely lost today and as the crowd trudged back to the train station, the winners flag fluttered in the breeze.
An image of part of the Sportcity complex featuring the Etihad Stadium, home of Manchester City. This image was taken a few years ago from the Force’s helicopter.
The miniaturisation effect has been done digitally but the original technique dates from the early days of photography.
While popularly known as tilt-shift, the effect was originally achieved by using just the tilt feature of a plate camera alone.
The plate holding the lens is independently tilted through the vertical (y) axis. This allows the photographer to control the plane of focus in an image.
Using a wide aperture and adjusting the tilt to throw the background and foreground out of focus creates the familiar miniature effect. It works by fooling the eye/brain, which expect to see much greater depth of focus in large-scale subjects.
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