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You can see my necklace ISLA MAURICIO in the Artists Gallery of the Art Jewelry Magazine, March 2011.
Podeis ver mi collar ISLA MAURICIO en la galeria de artistas de la revista Art Jewelry Magazine de este mes de Marzo 2011
I have always considered the ultimate in photography to be National Geographic Magazine. I was thrilled when I received a FlickrMail from them telling me that they wanted to use one of my images! The online edition, not the magazine. The German Online edition. This is a screen shot of the latest National Geographic Deutschland. I can read my name but that's about all. I don't read German. They told me it was it was for an article about the spread of Kudzu in the USA. It could be about really bad photography in the USA for all that I know.
But...either way....I'm in National Geographic! Cool!
www.nationalgeographic.de/wissenschaft/umwelt/umwelt-kamp...
I-5 Design and Manufacture retrofitted the existing pylon sign at America’s Credit Union. We added an electronic message board to catch the attention of passers-by, the previous peak was eliminated and new aluminum pole shrouds were added. Click here to see more bank upgrades
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The original from Parker Brothers!
Inside: www.flickr.com/photos/mamluke/194703178/
the game was a gift and we attempted to play it when it was given. Turns out that the "Glad Game' is quite complicated and it took us forever to just figure out the rules. On top of that the pieces themselves are kind of fragile, so I don't think we'll be pulling it out often.
Very very sad day today :(
A great man passed on :(
One of my all time favourite authors. A unique talent and perspective on the world :)
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The Ebb Tide Motel was one of the first motels built in Wildwood Crest NJ and was nationally recognized for its mid-century modern architecture. It had seen better days when the end came in 2003, I saved this sign with minutes to spare.
"In the name of the People of Illinois, I command peace." -Captain William Ward
Unveiled in 1889, this statue honored the eight policemen who died during the Haymarket Riot of 1886. The unveiling was done by Frank Degan, son of Officer Mathias J. Degan, one of the officers slain.
The statue was relocated several times over the years due to vandalism, a streetcar "accident" and terrorist bombs, including one planted by William Ayers' Weather Underground Organization. From 1972 to the present it has been placed in front of three different Chicago police headquarters and training sites.
In 2007 its rededication unveiling was done by Geraldine Doceka, the great-grandduaghter Officer Degan.
Located at 3510 S. Michigan Ave
Text from William Gibson's "Neuromancer" and gear/cog tattooed by Nigel Palmer, Nine Tattoo, Brighton England.
(Grey ink, 2 days old, super close-up)
An AMD Ryzen 7 1700, seen just after unboxing. (to go on that Gigabyte motherboard, photo prior in my photostream...) Taken in Albany, CA by a Nikon D610 at ISO 3600 with a Micro-Nikkor 105mm ƒ 2.8 AF-D lens. (NOT the AFS one!) Exposure is 1/125 sec @ ƒ 6.3 Cropped to the square chip, otherwise SOOC.
Above is about 3 times life-size on my 15" laptop screen. (at 1920x1080 resolution) You can imagine how impressive it seems on one of my 27" monitors...
Yes, the top of the chip is out of focus, but the substrate is in focus – this just shows how little Depth of Field you have with a 105mm Macro lens at 1:1.4 on the film plane/image sensor... and how hard it is to tell the difference with Nikon's newer cameras...