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Floki waits for me to give him one of his chew toys each morning, then he proceeds to rip & tear it. The vet has commented on his teeth being in great shape, so it’s a healthy routine for him!
The owner recently retired last and this old mom & pop grocery store at Douglas Road in Burnaby has closed. The new owner of the property plans to tear down the store.
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Black bear in Sequoia National Park ripping apart logs looking for his dinner.
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Canon F-1n and long expired (pre-1990) ORWO NP-7, I shot this film at 50 iso and developed it in homemade D23 replenished for 9 minutes.
In physical cosmology, the Big Rip is a hypothetical cosmological model concerning the ultimate fate of the universe, in which the matter of the universe, from stars and galaxies to atoms and subatomic particles, is progressively torn apart by the gravitational influence of the dark energy at a certain time in the future, until distances between particles will infinitely increase.
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Perhaps best outlining my growth as a photographer, Rip Curl, taken on the Leeward Coast of Oahu, Hawaii, is the last image taken in this series of 35. Using everything I’ve learned up to this point, this image, while seemingly simple in colour and content, is relatively complex in its composition.
Here, in early April, I wanted to capture a single wave, but not just any wave. My hope was that the resulting image would look somewhat like a painting. My objective here was to quickly capture a single wave in perfect focus, while simultaneously blurring its surroundings.
First, I visualized what I wanted the image to look like. Then I sourced the location. And, finally to capture something clear and crisp, I purchased new gear which included a lens that had a much longer focal length so I could get as close to the wave as possible while standing back on the shore.
The colours of the ocean in Hawaii are outstanding. Panning the ocean before me this day, I could see the colours of the water from a very vibrant aqua colour to royal blue. Important to me in this photograph was my ability to incorporate a wide range of colours helping to showcase the tropical nature of the water.
For most images, it’s crucial my camera (most often sitting on a tripod) lacks any vibration. Movement of any kind easily ruins most photographs. But, capturing the perfect detail of a moving wave works a little differently. With my camera on my tripod, I horizontally panned the camera, working to match the speed of the wave while keeping the cresting wave in perfect focus. With consistent focus on the wave, the balance of the image was left blurred, appearing like horizontal painted lines. If I’m honest, this technique stretched the boundaries of my comfort zone.
In 2018, Rip Curl, was awarded with 2018 Bronze Award at Epson International Pano Awards. Subsequently, it also received a 2018 MPI (Master Photographers International) Award of Distinction. Making it the very first image in my collection to achieve two seperate international awards.
Sorry to hear of the passing of the great folk rock guitarist and singer-songwriter, Michael Chapman, who I last saw here at Rockin' the Park, Clumber Park, near Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England, on 16 August 2013. He was part of an otherwise rock lineup comprising Snakecharmer, Caravan, Asia and Family.
This is 6:00 AM at Schuette Park ...I photograph this park frequently because it is a place I retreat too. This morning, I grabbed my camera and sped off to work...stopping for a few minutes to renew my soul.
Yesterday was a very difficult day as we had to put our beloved dog Summit to sleep...he was old and hurting and it was his time...the sadness was/is overwhelming...this park was HIS...he loved coming here, he learned to swim here...he loved to run the trails. I needed this morning to stop ...to gather thoughts to feel the morning newness-
RIP Summit this is where I will always remember you!!
Today is the last day of service for Super Shuttle, the iconic airport shuttle company started at LAX in the 1980s. All operations end on 12/31/19. All the best to drivers and employees for finding new opportunities. Photo: Ford Transit in Miami.
Depois de treze anos juntas e quase dois lutando contra um fibrossarcoma, hoje (09-02-2015) ela foi embora. Adeus meus olhinhos de azeitona, adeus minha gatinha-ratinha.
Operating from the carrier USS Harry S Truman, VFA-11's Boss Bird comes aboard during CQs in 2007.
Another deep cut from the Airchives.
(Long story short...) This bike died at 5:45pm 10/24/14 when I was struck by a car doing 45. I went into the hood and windshield before flying 30 feet away. My bike went 30 feet in the other direction. My femur broke. I now have 3 screws holding it all together. Beyond lucky to still be alive. Let alone only coming away with a broken leg from such a bad accident. Can't work for 2 more months. Selling prints to help with rent from missing so much work. Go here to view print options: cargocollective.com/jakericker. Any photo available. 8x10-$30 11x14-$45. Email me at: jakericker@gmail.com
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I loathe the killing of civilians (or any life in fact) in any arena, whether it be Gaza, Syria, Sudan etc.
These guys often pushed the barriers in all fields and religions, but did that mean that they should have been murdered. I don't think so.
RIP to the 12 that died today, and to all those civilians who have lost their lives in any of the world's horrible conflicts.
