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Almost perfect solution for your Voigtlander Ultra Wide-Heliar 12/5.6 by creating your own Lens Casting Calibration profile for it on Capture One Pro (8.3) for Sony RAW converter. It almost perfectly solved both uneven colors cast, vignetting and also improved corner sharpness!
This very small button, finished in Red, and saying "ENGINE START", is what fires up one beast. And that beast is the 510 BHP, 430 Scuderia. Not uploaded a Macro shot for a while, so here it one!
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One of the unique temples I have ever seen! It has numerous pillars, and each one of them is MUSICAL!!! You can actually strike them to play Tabla, Mridang or Drums!
Over the past four years, Bebnine tented settlement in Akkar North Lebanon, has become home to many Syrian Refugees- many from war-ravaged Syrian districts.
As culturally and ethnically diverse as the community is, there’s one thing that unites all disadvantaged youth from this camp: Soccer. Having a leading program in sports as tool for development, peace building, and conflict resolution, ANERA managed to rehabilitate a playground located two steps away from the camp. ANERA saw an opportunity to offer children a space for recreational activities.
On this Thursday morning, Zainab el Kheshen, came from Cairo, to teach young girls and boys soccer skills and to organize several games. Zainab, aged 31, holder of Bachelor degrees in Law, management and early childhood education, is a football trainer, who roamed around the Arab world to unite youth around her love for soccer, “I believe that soccer is a great tool for development, especially for young girls in conservative communities, who don’t even get the chance to go play outside, soccer offer them the opportunity to meet, to work out and to break gender boundaries.” Zainab Says.
39 girls and 11 boys were waiting for Zainab to arrive; they were already divided into teams, chose their team names carefully and started chanting cheerful songs.
Lina Amer, aged 12, heard the news about a volunteer coming from Egypt, and she didn’t hesitate joining the girl’s team. Lina who fled Kousseir area in Syria two years ago, has been sharing a tent in Akkar Lebanon with her family of 6 members, “we used to see the boys playing here and wishing we had a chance to play, we came every morning, stayed at the fence and watched them play,” Said Lina, adding “our parents don’t let us play soccer, they say it is a manly game, and girls should not play sports, but when they knew that a woman is going to train us, they agreed on letting us join the event.”
Cessna 172 Skyhawk leaving our local airport a while back.
I still like the pure black background best.
The H-SLABAR9-26A had everyone's tongue wagging along the Seligman Sub with news that the CNJ unit was out here. As with almost anything decent on the BNSF, it was placed in the trail-fail position. Here she is making her way into Winslow where the next 1.5hrs will go by while they add 2 more grungy GE's to the head end and resolve a mechanical issue with the new leader. Lucky for me I shot this one leading a few years ago in fall colors while street running back in Indiana.
July 23rd, 2011: Exploring the McCloud River near Mt Shasta. Everywhere we went, somebody was either jumping in or trying to pull fish out. Sometimes both in the same place.
(posting the rest of the photos from the "Canceled due to Weather" tour)
'ONE OK ROCK' at 'Melkweg, The Max', Amsterdam on Tuesday, 29th of October 2013.
Band Members:
Vocal: Taka
Guitar: Toru
Bass: Ryota
Drums: Tomoya
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This is the Argus One UAV Prototype designed by a company with the catchy title of World Surveillance Group. It's an Articulated vehicle and it looks pretty weird! It moves like a sky worm or something. I couldn't find a bigger picture.
SmileMoon posted a story here: www.flickr.com/groups/airship/discuss/72157627101596871/
Here is a video from their web site: www.wsgi.com/video20110708/
One common and brightly colored slime mold is known as “Wolf’s Milk” or “Pink Toothpaste” slime mold (Lycogala epidendrum).
the last one taken before D'Day... :)
@ the wedding reception program of Sarwar & Shuchita...
White Hall Community Center, Shantinagar
Dhaka, Bangladesh
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We have a Bonsai Pomegranate bush in a pot which has given me something to photograph in the garden. There's not much else!
One year ago today, on Saturday 24th January 2009, we sat in our vets surgery with Murphy on Graeme's lap - he was unable to walk and screaming in pain. He'd gone from a normal fit healthy dog to not being able to move in just 5 days. He'd been to the vets every day, had tests, x-rays and bloods taken but got steadily worse. We were referred by our vet (who later confessed she didn't think she ever see him again) as an emergency.
He was diagnosed with Immune Mediated Poly-Arthritis, and later on with Polymyositis. During the last 12 months he has suffered 3 major relapses, 4 smaller ones, his skin turned black, his hair fell out, he dropped 6kg, his breath became really smelly, he struggled with the drug side effects and in August was found to have severe bone marrow suppression with a dangerously low platelet count.
Following the bone marrow suppression his drug regime was changed (Medrone changed to Prednisolone and Azathiorpine stopped) and gradually his bloods improved. Since then we have very slowly tried to get his Preds down to a low maintenance dose. Today we have started the final step to an "Every Other Day" dose - we've never successfully reached this stage before. If he does have a wonky time then we now know his lowest dose and we know he can sustain it.
He is not looking his best with his tufty hair, baldy patches and scaly skin, but he's happy, waggy-tailed, full-of-beans, fairly fit and of a healthy weight. And he's still with us!
It's been a year of terrible lows and incredible highs. I've lost count of the amount of times this year we thought we'd lose him. We know it's a case of quality, rather than quantity but that's OK. We make sure that every day is as good as it can be for him and that for us everyday with him is a bonus.
We love you Murph... here's to the next 12 months.
First day in Maui. I am still working through the 1200 pictures I took (haven't even looked at the video), but I should be uploading more shortly.
Spring is here!!
Bursting forth from a long winter's nap.
Trees budding, dripping sap.
Earth's soil warm to the touch.
Crumbly and clinging as such.
Sparrows dancing to the mating call.
Birds nests made out of straw.
Budding flowers peek their heads.
After lying dormant in their beds.
Weeds growing at a pace.
As if they were in some kind of race.
Smells of nature all around.
Listening to melodic sounds.
Soft rain showers come and go.
God's way of making things grow.
Life awakening from deep sleep.
A time to sow, a time to reap.
Josephine A. Ponce
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The one on the left:
Camera info:
Canon 5d mk ii
24 mm
ISO 200
f/7.1
1/1000 Sec
The one on the right:
Canon 5d mk ii
90 mm
ISO 200
f/8.0
1/1000 Sec