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Sam Wood cabin built in 1887 at Hog Town (now a ghost town). Wood, an Indian Scout, Union veteran of Civil War, buffalo hunter, was father of bride in first marriage recorded in the Panhandle, at Fort Elliott in 1877.
Cabin housed (6) families during an Indian scare; in 1954 it was moved, restored. (1966) (Marker No. 4508)
Faster Horses Festival at Michigan International Speedway on July 19th, 2014 in Brooklyn, Michigan. Credit: Chris Schwegler. www.schwegweb.com
Soviet SAM Kotlin DDG that we encountered in the Mediterranean in 1983 during our transit to Beirut as part of MEDITERRANEAN AMPHIBIOUS READY GROUP (MARG) 2-83. I believe this is the Nakhodchivyy.
I brought Sam to the kitchen table to "help" me and Matt with our puzzle, allowed for a good photo op.
Reverend Sam Seah
2015
I've been friends and worked with Dave Seah for a long time. But it wasn't until recently I got to meet his father, who was visiting from Taiwan, and Dave hired me to photograph his father one evening after dinner.
Thank you Dave, for putting your trust and friendship into me.
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3 May 2023; Ricardo Oberlander, Advisory Board Member, Coast Capital LLC, speaks at Startup Masterclass during day two of Web Summit Rio 2023 at Riocentro in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Photo by Sam Barnes/Web Summit Rio via Sportsfile
London, UK. 02.06.2015. The PG Acting Class of 2015 in dress rehearsal for their showcase performance at the Criterion Theatre, Piccadilly, London. 2015’s final year Postgraduate Acting students present a selection of numbers in their professional showcase. Photograph © Jane Hobson.
A very common view of Sam, our golden retriever. I can't seem to stop taking pictures of him; loved the way the light was shining on his face in this one.
Sam! One of my amazing friends who's going to college soon! I've had some idea floating around in my head for quite a while now; thank you so much for volunteering to participate in this amazingly fun photoshoot!
About the set up:
This was all set up in my garage. I had three 8'x4' sheets of plywood; two of which were placed horizontally on the sides of the vertical sheet of plywood. I then had strings hanging from the ceiling where I attached the news papers. And obviously I taped the news papers to the plywood.
As for the lighting; I made sure to position the plywood so it's enclosing one of our garage lights. I also used a light I purchased at a hardware store for about $8 that's actually meant for a lamp; it's not technically a "ring-light".
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The Sam Laud was loading stone at Port Inland. Photographed from near the Seul Choix lighthouse. This port was originally built by Inland Steel as a source of limestone for steel making.
Photographed using a Sony NEX 5N using the Nikkor 200-600mm f/9.5 lens.
Last year Vera attended our high-school as a foreign exchange student. She became sisters basically with Sam (right) who moved here from the Phillipines about seven years ago. Vera came back this summer to visit so I had to get some shots. We had fun tossing apples up in the air... but apparently she forgot how to count in English lol
Faster Horses Festival at Michigan International Speedway on July 19th, 2014 in Brooklyn, Michigan. Credit: Chris Schwegler. www.schwegweb.com