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16 Facts about me....
1 - I am a very proud Canadian. I've lived in 2 provinces and have visited all the others except for NFLD and the Terrirtories.
2- I am in my late 30's and am actually looking forward to turning 40!
3 - I don't know how it happened, but I'm a bit of an activist.
4 - I sit on more committees than any one person should have the time to.
5- There is NOTHING more important to me than my family and I am incredibly protective of it.
6- I rarely watch TV..... well, that's not entirely true.... I record my favs (Big Brother, So you think you can danse, and NUMBERS) and watch them while folding the laundry.
7 - I know a lot of people, but have been disappointed by most.
8 - I am an incredibly shy person who often comes off as "stand-offish" or "snobby"..... it is something I fight against daily.
9 - I am often moved to tears.
10 - I am a bit of a Jack-of-all-Trades... I can usually figure out how to do anything. This annoys my hubby! :-)
11 - I HATE winter and being COLD.
12 - I am TERRIFIED of flying and falling. Obviously, I am always hoping that I don't have to face these two fears at the same time!
13- My closet is full of blue jeans, black t-shirts and flip flops.
14 - When I was little I wanted to be a doctor....until I found out you had to dissect a cadaver.
15 - I hate arrogant, snotty people!
16 - My favorite color is pink!
Jimmy Dean, Frank and Link once again got in to my favorite position, I almost missed the shot because the camera was left on video. I posted the 4 second long video of my mistake.
A group of Confederate Soldiers holds their position against overwhelming odds.
At the 2012 Willamette Mission Reenactment in Oregon on June 30th.
Clipping the points on the new crossover at Honeybourne on Saturday, August 13, 2011, before the ballast train moves off.
CONTINGENCY OPERATING SITE MAREZ, Iraq – Iraqi policemen assigned to 3rd Federal Police Division, stack on a wall prior to clearing a room at the Ghuzlani Eagle Training Center, March 9, 2011. Twenty-six policemen trained with Soldiers assigned to 5th Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, 4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, during a six-day training course on basic tactical skills to increase Iraqi Police proficiency in urban operations.
(U.S. Army photo by Spc. Angel Washington, 4th AAB PAO, 1st Cav. Div., USD-N)
Setup for www.flickr.com/photos/10456349@N07/889706971/
Two SB800s in Wescott 43" umbrellas. The main light (1/2 power) a few inches from the subject using a white shoot through umbrella. The fill light (full power) a few feet away reflected in a white umbrella.
Learn how to light at Strobist.
Bamboo ink & watercolor on Idin Thai paper, 70 x 100cm, 2010
The Chinese says more than the English: that Suzie "left...and owes two months rent. She married a foreigner and moved to London."
More about the painting here: elizabethbriel.com/blog/http:/elizabethbriel.com/suzie-wo...
Sir Drefaldwyn in the workshop at Llanfair Caereinion.
Photograph taken at the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway on 17th July 2015
This image was taken inside the Union Station Pathway (Correct me if I'm wrong).
By Patrick Younger
RA Photo & Film
All Rights Reserved, Patrick Younger - Toronto, ON 2016
Georgia Army National Guardsman Spc. Samantha Jackson, a logistics specialist with the Tifton-based 110th Combat Service Support Battalion, engages targets during the individual weapon qualification event at the 2020 78th Troop Command Best Warrior Competition at Fort Stewart, Ga., Feb. 21, 2020. The Guardsmen engaged various targets from 50 to 300 meters away from three separate firing positions. U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class R.J. Lannom Jr.
A painted goby Pomatoschistus pictus - Dive site D13
Date: 04/05/2017
Loch Carron
Original image file size: 13.6MB (.NEF format)
Photographer: Ben James
Position: 57.34840 -5.65198
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Brits pulling back to town including the remaining troop leader and Firefly. Both Stugs are out of action after doing no damage to the Shermans.
As was historical, the German's counterattack falters on the outskirts of Asnelles. Overall loses for the Brits are 2 Shermans, 1 Pla CO, and 21 men. The 916th lost 4 men in 1 Komp and 2 in 2 Komp. But both StuGs are gone with one crew lost and now the Brit Arty will start to get established. But the Germans certainly gave the Devons a bloody nose.
going through this exercise to learn a bit more about light and angles - strobist.blogspot.com/2007/06/lighting-102-unit-11-positi...
Equipment: Nikon D70, Vivitar 283 on camera, and snooted to trigger optical slaved remote. Sunpak 433D off camera.
The D70 has an integrated flash, but for some reason, it wasn't triggering my optical slave correctly, and the flashs were out of sync. Putting the Vivitar up there fixed the problem.
The riders from the T70s close assault the 88 position and easily defeat the luftwaffe gunners. At this point we decided to call it. There was no way that the Junkers were going to get out of there with Soviet tanks running amok. The Russian players got lucky with their deployment on the table-not too far off and pretty coordinated. The Germans had some miscues with their deployment that cost them some commanders getting units into action. I had thought about giving the Germans a couple of Marders since there were some in the area earlier, but thought there was just too much firepower already out there. Overall, I think this would've worked better on a bigger table-8X6. I did enjoy getting some new players involved into the TFL universe.
This old tree seems to have lost its fight with the harsh elements, but even now, it stands graceful as a ballerina in third position.
11" x 14", oil on panel