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Strobist Info: SB-25 in umbrella softbox camera right. Yongnuo YN-460 II in shoot through umbrella camera left. 3rd strobe camera left, behind model on the ground firing upwards at back of model.
No photoshop or RAW processing, jpg straight from camera.
This is the pool made by Haw Creek . We visited two waterfalls that day and bust on each of them.
Haw Creek Campground, near Bertha, AR
Pope County
Shot this with my buddy Nick
New camera is waterproof... Water sprinkles on my feetOur backyard pool, enough to cool off on these hot days without the cost or upkeep of a normal pool.
A Pool Party (albeit for one) in a heart!
Built for the Friends Bricks Hack-a-Heart building challenge.
Saltcoats swimming pool started off as a small pool before being reconstructed by the Burgh Council in 1933 to the large pool, shown above. It was opened on 10th June 1933 on the site of the old bathing station that had been a favourite spot for bathers for 50 years. Prior to that, it was the harbour that was the focus for bathers.
The formal opening was carried out by the Right Honourable The Lord Provost of Glasgow at 2.30pm on Saturday 10th June. After a fine spell of weather, the skies were dull and rain fell but that did not deter the programme of swimming and diving that had been arranged.
In its day it was the finest open-air pool in Scotland, with modern changing rooms, showers, and a tea room. It was even equipped with flood lights for midnight bathing, weather permitting. As many as 2,000 visitors would visit the pool on any day during July and August.
However, it had long been recognised that an indoor pool was essential due to the increase in demand and because swimming was an all year round sport. In May 1973 a new indoor pool at Auchenharvie in Stevenston was opened.
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