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My nieces' school wanted Year 6 pupils to do a mosaic for entrance to the school to present as their leaving present when they left to start new schools. My design, using a mix of vitreous glass, gloss and matt ceramic tiles. 3D element with the lettering and pupils standing proud.
When dealing with steelhead having an extra hand and a net is priceless. All fish were carefully handled and quickly released. Anglers: Jessie Hollenbeck and Andy Borden.
See more from the day at lucascarrollphotography.blogspot.com/2010/03/spring-steel...
First image has a small crop to match the second better.
The team works together to get the robot ready for morning qualification matches. From left to right: Skippy, Robby Toepper, Aaron, and Hurricane.
A man named Luis has these young folks working on their soccer skills and is looking to get them in a league. This is totally a volunteer operation with no organization funding it and very impressive for the work it does.
I've been seeing them out there and meaning to stop, but I finally did tonight.
These pictures aren't great because A) I'm not a sports photographer B) My 55-200mm lens is too slow for the evening light -- it was already getting dark. C) I accidently left the stabilizer off on the lens. Doh.
So, fairly high ISO shots, but fun none the less.
Taken with my Nikon 55-200mm F4-5.6 VR lens with stabilization accidently left off.
Another part of the challenge is proving that you have good teamwork. Each team split themselves up (some on one side, and some on the other side). One side had to make something out of Lego\'s, and the other side had to make the same thing, all with just communication.
Dave and Eileen Williams discuss their strategy to land a steelhead on the Salmon River on Thanksgiving Morning. 2009.
Here you can see the foam applied for volume before being carved into shape and then molded into detail with paste
Another shot of the boys finding creative ways to use a boat in the shallows of Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis