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I found it hard to remove the connectors from the main speedlite, so I went ahead and took off the front panel. Be careful when opening the front panel... wires going everywhere, attached to everything..tangly ol'e mess if your not careful!!
Strobist Info:
580EX II CL @ 1/64th Power
540EZ CR @1/64th Power
We removed 3 pine trees today that we are planning on replacing with desert trees as we continue the remodel/relandscape of the house...
My favorite picture. It was dam cold to wait in the dock for the right color in the sky. But it was all worth it !!
This photo meets the requirements of the assignment because the two tree stumps in the photo have been removed. They definitely distracted from the feel of this snowy day picture. I like the way the front steps lead you down into the picture.
I would use this picture to evoke a response in writing class. The prompt would be something like "What is happening inside the house on this snowy day?"
I learned many things attempting to eliminate the tree stumps. It is easier to cover up objects using a bigger brush. Choose the area carefully or it shows up as brighter or different from the selected area.
Plaza is a Spanish word related to "field" which describes an open urban public space, such as a city square. All through Spanish America, the plaza mayor of each center of administration held three closely related institutions: the cathedral, the cabildo or administrative center, which might be incorporated in a wing of a governor's palace, and the audiencia or law court. The plaza might be large enough to serve as a military parade ground. At times of crisis or fiesta, it was the space where a large crowd might gather. Like the Italian piazza, the plaza remains a center of community life that is only equalled by the market-place.
Most colonial cities in Spanish America were planned around a square plaza de armas, where troops could be mustered, as the name implies, surrounded by the governor's palace and the main church.
-Wikepidia
This is the Plaza Las Delicias in Ponce Puerto Rico. Most major cities on the Island have a plaza which indeed served as the center of community activity and gathering. The Cathedral lays behind me.
Jefferson's bookbinder alternately glued one or two 1 cm wide folded paper "stubs" onto the centerfold of each folio. The stubs added thickness to the spine side of the pages to compensate for the added thickness in the middle where Jefferson had glued the clippings. The stubs were causing damage to Jefferson's pages when the book was opened. Ninety-eight percent of Jefferson's pages had either torn or cracked where they came into contact with the stubs as the book was opened. The conservators removed the stubs by applying a water-based poultice to them, which softened the adhesive, and gently separating the stubs from the Jefferson pages using a micro-spatula. The stubs were labeled and placed in protective enclosures as part of the artifact's historical record. Watermarks on the stubs indicate that this paper was made by P.A. Mesier between the years 1817-1822.
I used the relatively new Remove tool in Photoshop (which is available in the current production version) to remove the cars that were in the background of this photo. Because of this flower's location, I couldn't really get a good angle that didn't have one distraction or another behind it. I shot it anticipating (hoping) that I would be able to remove the distracting elements. I also used the neural filter Depth Blur to fine tune the results.
See my comment below for a link to the original photo.
Nikon D40
Focal Length: 300mm
Optimize Image: Custom
Color Mode: Mode IIIa (sRGB)
Long Exposure NR: Off
High ISO NR: Off
2008/04/03 14:48:07.4
Exposure Mode: Aperture Priority
White Balance: Auto
Tone Comp.: Auto
Compressed RAW (12-bit)
Metering Mode: Multi-Pattern
AF Mode: AF-S
Hue Adjustment: 0°
1/2000 sec - F/8
Flash Sync Mode: Not Attached
Saturation: Auto
Color
Exposure Comp.: -1.0 EV
Sharpening: Medium high
Lens: 100-300mm F/4D Sigma
Sensitivity: ISO 200
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Mile High Youth Corps Sawyer crew removing tamarisk in Southern Colorado - Parners for Fish and Wildlife project.
I then removed the two hinge covers which are just snapped in place, under them are two screws holding the keyboard cover in place.
Northwest along the east edge of the ex-New Haven - now AMTRAK Railroad Mainline, with the trackless 2-track ex-NYW&B Railway R-o-W along the bare ground at left in front of the green dumpster. The Westchester Avenue Station has had its curved roof platform canopies removed - you can see at the station house where they attached at the curved two canopy remains seen on the brick wall.
The IRT Pelham Bay Line EL passes by overhead as does the Westchester Avenue Roadway Bridge.
A customer asked me to paint four Bachmann 00 Gauge class 37's.
These were a BR Blue skirted version of the model, but I modified each one.
37015 had the skirting removed and the boiler port filled.
37049 had the skirting removed and the boiler port filled.
37099 had the skirting removed and the boiler port filled, the roof ribs at the #2 end deleted and a high-intensity headlight fitted.
37359 had the skirting removed and the boiler port filled, the roof ribs at the #2 end deleted and the end doors plated over with a high-intensity headlight fitted.
You are not allowed to wear shoes in a mosque. And they give you little booties to wear over your socks.
The bottom of the emergency exit was replaced in 1999 when the bus was converted to an exhibition unit but as the panel was not primed and undecorated on the inside it has become rotten and in need of replacing.
We have now started cutting out the rusty parts and replacing door and bear metaling and reshaping with filler and which the door was covered in as well as 7 previous liveries!
Mind you a dart would probably be worse over the life span 1145 has had!
A pneumatic spreader is used to forcibly remove the door of a wrecked vehicle. Visible inside the vehicle is one of the cadets playing 'victim'.
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Remove unwanted aspects from a scanned picture from 18 years ago of my beloved daughter, .
Tutorial available on YouTube
Having removed the coal bunkers from No 10, one side had a buildup of rust from the corroded bottom of the bunker, and this need removing.
NCB Ayrshire Area No 10, (Andrew Barclay 2244/1947).
Doon Valley Railway, Dunaskin
Waterside, Ayrshire
29 March 2022