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These images are from the second Peace Rally and March that we attended. This one was held on 18 January, 2003.

 

It was obvious that the Bush Administration was going to invade Iraq, even though they'd failed to deal with Osama bin Laden. So much what was going on made no sense, and even today it still doesn't.

 

Anyone who'd read the UN report on Iraq weapons inspection knew there were no "weapons of mass-destruction." People knew there was no connection between the events of 9/11 and Saddam Hussein.

 

For this event I used a Mamiya 7 with an 80mm f4 rangefinder 120 format camera and Kodak TMax100 120 film that was souped in Kodak D76 (my favorite developer).

 

A short note on my choice of image presentation: I worked in B&W print labs in LA and Orange Counties, California, before I returned to school to take up software engineering. The highest photographic standard amongst us Lab Rats was when a photographer used the entire frame and we could print an image to "show black", that is, to show a thin line around the image that was the edge of the frame. For these I've cropped beyond the film edges themselves. It's almost as if I'd printed these using a glass negative carrier (which we'd use from time to time as well as the filed out standard negative carriers).

 

than just a very thin line around the outside of these images, but that's my current personal choice.

Jazz Next Standard "Fusion/Crossover"

 

A sweet sweet discography on 70s electric jazz – one that's every bit as cool as the more classic entries in this series! The book's got loads of listings on some of our favorite albums of funky jazz and jazzy soul – plus lots more entries on obscure titles from around the globe, including some excellent rare records from Japan, Europe, and Brazil! The main text is in Japanese – typical for this sort of book – but the listings have more than enough to guide you – including artist, label, and date information – plus hundreds of cover images in full color, which will give you plenty of direction when you're digging for for gems like these. The book features a few longer essays in Japanese on Norman Connors, Azymuth, Roy Ayers, George Duke, and Deodato – which will give you an idea of the focus, even if you can't read the text. Book is 200 pages, with loads of color images! © 1996-2017, Dusty Groove, Inc.

   

Black dogs are really difficult to photograph, and almost impossible to photograph in the snow.

G-WPDA Eurocopter EC-135-P1

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Converted to standard raider pretty darn seamlessly - I had to glue the frag launchers in place (they wanted to slip too much), so we'll count them as just extra armor in this situation.

All these were shot using a standard 50/1.4 lens with an extension tube set attached to provide ~1.1 macro. I think with all 3 tubes I get a little better than 1.1. The working distance from the front of the lens to the subject was only 3 inches or less.

 

These were shot manual focus manual settings and manual flash. Focusing was done via moving the camera back and forth since the focus ring did so little. Also, I used an aperture of 16 or 22.

 

This setup isnt as sharp as a macro lens but its enough to make me lust for a macro lens.

 

Oas Standard High School Grand Homecoming 2013 - December 27-29, 2013. Oas, Albay, Philippines

 

Oas Standard High School Grand Reunion 2013

Jazz Next Standard "Fusion/Crossover"

 

A sweet sweet discography on 70s electric jazz – one that's every bit as cool as the more classic entries in this series! The book's got loads of listings on some of our favorite albums of funky jazz and jazzy soul – plus lots more entries on obscure titles from around the globe, including some excellent rare records from Japan, Europe, and Brazil! The main text is in Japanese – typical for this sort of book – but the listings have more than enough to guide you – including artist, label, and date information – plus hundreds of cover images in full color, which will give you plenty of direction when you're digging for for gems like these. The book features a few longer essays in Japanese on Norman Connors, Azymuth, Roy Ayers, George Duke, and Deodato – which will give you an idea of the focus, even if you can't read the text. Book is 200 pages, with loads of color images! © 1996-2017, Dusty Groove, Inc.

   

STANDARD ROOM

 

Small and cosy room with the area between 22.00 - 29.00 sq.meters and will redesigned by end of 2010 to the new modern design and HIP

 

Star Hotel Chiang Mai

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so i just got done shooting my FIRST wedding. i was really blessed to come across this great opportunity and have my buddy erik to thank.

so here's just a few shots that i've managed to get done so far.

keep a look out for more to come.

 

but in the mean time, feel free to comment as usual.

and any tips or criticism would be more than welcome.

Great for special events and home decor! Shown here are: wild poppy, orange, raspberry, plum, and cadmium yellow.

Eastern Classic Gaited Horse Sale

The Mid-Atlantic's Best Gaited Horse Connection.

 

Shots from the 03/22/2008 auction in Harrisonburg, Virginia.

www.easternclassicgaitedhorsesale.com/

 

Have a Gaited Horse to Sell?

 

Looking to buy a Gaited Horse?

 

Keep an eye out for the Eastern Classic all Breed Gaited Horse Sale.

 

This Exciting Gaited Horse Sale Runs twice a year, March and October and features all breeds of gaited horses: in all sizes, in all colors and for all purposes!

 

* Family Horses

* Racking Horses

* Tennessee Walking Horses

* Trail Horses

* Show Horses

* Driving Horses

* Padded Horses

* Standard Bred Horses

* Saddle Bred Horses

* Gelding

* Stallions

* Brood Mares

* Companion Horses

   

If it has a gait, we sell it.

 

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Bonnie steals Abbey's Hannah Montana ball! The poor ball blew a gasket just before this photo.

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