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Oct 16, 2016 Making Strides of Westchester at Manhattanville College, 2900 Purchase St, Purchase, NY.
Jeffrey Olender [principal, Dixson Primary School, Elmsford NY w/ wife Kattia. ©maria r. bastone
A here's some light and ooh look over there there isn't any light photo.
It's a Slint/Pixies//Nirvana/Mogwai quiet bits loud bits image.
From the far end, looking back along Striding Edge. It was a challenge to walk along it, but not a difficult one. It's no Jack's Rake, that's for sure.
Hiryu, the youngest ever “Super A” ranked agent of an elite corps known as the Striders, returns in this action-packed new entry in the Strider franchise. For the first time in Strider history, players have access to the massive interconnected world of Kazakh City, which players can explore in any direction they choose. The traditional level structure has been replaced with a retraceable world and a deep ability upgrade system which enables Hiryu to build more power and abilities to penetrate ever deeper into the dystopian adventure.
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Anyone else here play Half-Life 2?
Taken at the Fire Arts Festival in Oakland, CA, presented by The Crucible.
Taken in 2012.
Two women try to match the very long strides of Kevin White, a former mayor of Boston, whose 10-foot (3m) statue seems to be heading toward Quincy Market (Faneuil Hall Marketplace), which he helped develop.
Water Strider (most likely Gerris lacustris) - East Branch of Stony Brook downstream of Best Lake, Watchung, NJ
May 16, 2013
I sometimes look back at old pics when they pop up in my recent activity log, and when I looked at this one I said, "Who the heck took that?".
Ah . . , now I remember, it was me.
And I did get a bit muddy that day trying to get a low angle with a decent reflection, not to mention that I had to sort through a lot of OOF pics to find this one. :{(
'Cause, as you may know these guys don't sit still for long, and even when they do sit still the breeze is constantly moving them across the water so getting good focus was a challenge,
but worth the effort.
Note: This is also a good example of how a 600 mm macro rig (300 mm F4 + 2xTC) at a distance of 5-6 feet will help to get a lower POV than the usual macro gear.
I don't think there are many days a year when the weather is as good as this. Not a breath of wind and excellent visibility made the walk along the edge slightly less dangerous!