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Universal Order of Armageddon plays Mohawk for Chaos in Tejas, Austin, TX - June 3, 2011.
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Jessica Pumpkin Delight, Barry M Blueberry Ice Cream, Ninja Polish Strawberries 'n Roses, Ninja Polish Nebula, Models Own Mystic Mauve, Models Own Indian Ocean
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Order Coleoptera-
Superfamily Curculionoidea-
Family Curculionidae-
Weevil, Snout Beetle-
Charançon-
Gorgojo
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Life & Death Tour
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Des Abbott of Des Abbott Travel and Sharon Jordan of the Travel Corporation at the presentation to Pat Dawson of the merit award from King Felipe VI of Spain at Thomas Prior House in Ballsbridge in Dublin, July 1 2016
This is the first panoramic shot I took during my beach journey (mostly documenting water.) I like that due to the whole image being made up of several shots, I was able to catch the wave tide coming in and then back out again. This brings a different and interesting dimension to the photograph, allowing a curved wave shape.
I love when a shop orders a collection from me: it's such an opportunity to create a little family of goodies and then see them all together in their cohesive sweet relationships, color and textures... sigh :)
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As we were driving back to the hotel after feeding the birds, I spotted this dead tree at the side of the road, with carvings of birds all up its trunk, like a totem pole. A plaque alongside explained it is called the Pecking Order Pole and was created by Andy Hancock of Australia in 1997. Cool!
Near Lake Vyrnwy, Wales
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Order is easy to find in our everyday life. But perhaps not so easy to process when it comes to death. I couldn't help but have a line from the Hamilton musical run through my head as I looked for a headstone to focus on "who lives, who dies, who tells your story?"
I do not have a family member buried at Fort Snelling National Cemetary, but I have had family serve in the military. As my sons are getting close to the age where they could choose to serve, places like this bring a sense of peace and sorrow. I wanted to try to capture the idea of order in a way that would still show respect and honor.
My original thought was to shoot with the headstone in the center lower third and show the row behind. But as we've learned to walk all around the scene to see what feels right, it was more interesting to me to see it an angle. Leading lines were an important aspect to capture and I used a wide angle lens to show as much of the rows as possible. I used a tripod with a release cable, set my white balance setting to cloudy and tried several different ISO settings between 100 to 800. I had a mostly cloudy day so I didn't have harsh shadows although as I was thinking about what I might see, the shadows from the headstones would add another dimension.
What I would change: I couldn't decide between having the main headstone in focus and the rest just blurred into the background. I settled on the as many in focus as possible by setting my f-stop to 5.6. I think I'd try it both ways again and with different lighting. I think if I went in the spring or summer I'd look for the higher contrast between the color of the grass and the headstone. It would be a more striking photograph.