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Gerridae is a family of true bugs and common name is water striders,water bugs.We can fine Water Striders in any pond, river,lake and waterfalls.It have identified over 1,700 species.
USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism students take a rain soaked general commencement ceremony in stride. May 15, 2015 saw 0.75 inches of rain in Los Angeles, but it did not dampen spirits of the graduates. © USC Annenberg; Photo Credit: Brett Van Ort
ISO 400, 1/55 sec, f/4.5 on AE mode. Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 Aspherical on Epson R-D1s. +2/3 stop exposure compensation.
Cropped Monochrome JPEG converted from RAW. Contrast and shadow adjustments in Adobe Photoshop CS2.
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The other large PCB in the machine which contains the hard disk controller along with another 2M RAM, QIC02 tape drive interface and 6 more serial ports.
Sikorsky CH-148 Cyclone, call sign 'Strider', of the Canadian Armed Forces at Adelaide Airport, South Australia. 'Strider' is a ship-borne maritime helicopter, attached to His Majesty's Canada Ship 'Montreal'. What was supposed to be a fuel stop on the way from Victoria to Western Australia, turned into an extended stay for the crew due to technical issues.
7571 Water Strider ( Limnoporus) Fisher Creek, Candle Lake Provincial Park, Saskatchewan, Canada. 20 June 2015
From the test roll of my Ricoh 35S, which appears to have rather a good lens on it. A no-batteries required proper rangefinder in mint condition for five quid? Bargain of the year.
The young couple striding across Boston's City Hall Plaza seem to echo the massive stride of the figure in the foreground. But the figure in the foreground isn't striding -- it's an abstraction that looks less like a person than a cross between a dinosaur and one of those fighting creatures in Star Wars. It's called Thermopylae and its sculptor was the late Dmitri Hadzi.