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Carolina Panthers vs. New England Patriots, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, NC., August 24th 2007
Big Congrats to the Denver Bronco's and their win over the Carolina Panthers yesterday in Super Bowl 50. This image was taken the night they beat the Patriots to win the AFC Divisional Championship here in Denver.
February 5, 2017
Well, this is cheese, but not "goat" (the farm animal) cheese. This is cheddar, and nothing special, except that we served it during the Patriots' Amazing come-back win at the Super Bowl last night. In this case, "GOAT" is an acronym for "Greatest of All Time," and yes... this team and has proven that it is well deserving of that term.
I'm sure that after the game, a lot of photographers were screaming, "Hey Tom, SAY CHEESE!."
(a "Macro Mondays" submission. HMM!)
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
Photo by brucetopher
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Julian Edelman calls for the ball as Tom Brady gets set to throw. Coconut Grove, Florida, USA.
Julian Edelman pide el balón mientras Tom Brady se prepara para lanzar. Coconut Grove, Florida, Estados Unidos.
Through a great friend who won two tickets, I was able to experience my first SuperBowl in person... and what a game to remember!
In regards to photography, I had to figure out the longest reach I could achieve with my gear, keeping the lens < 6 inches in length per SuperBowl policy. I ended up dusting off the Canon 7D and slapped on my Canon EF 135 f/2 L. This image is cropped nearly 40-45%
Re-featuring Baby H with his dad's Tom Brady jersey. Patriots Nation's Super Bowl fever has reached new heights with the New England Patriots facing the Atlanta Falcons this Sunday.
Isabel Sweet is a newborn, baby, and family photographer in the Boston area. All sessions take place in the comfort of your own home. Interested in a baby session? It’s never too early to reserve your session or get more information!
This photo was taken during an in-home baby session in Newton, Ma (a Boston suburb).
if the self-portrait (painting) is not so good, you need a little distraction.
Thanks for the visit have a wonderful day.
A cropped photo of my acrylic painting from a poster I done. A Steven Chateauneuf Creation.
PLEASE do NOT post this image on other websites without my permission.
JOINT PRACTICES WITH NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
The 2015 season marks the fourth straight year that the Patriots will hold joint practice sessions when they travel to The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, to conduct joint practice sessions with the New Orleans Saints on Aug. 19 and Aug. 20, prior to traveling to New Orleans to play the Saints in a Week 2 preseason game on Sat., Aug. 22.
For the last three seasons, the Patriots held joint sessions with two different teams. In 2014, the Patriots conducted joint sessions at Washington and at home against Philadelphia.
In 2013, the Patriots traveled to Philadelphia for joint practice sessions and then hosted Tampa Bay in joint sessions. In 2012, the Patriots held joint practice sessions with New Orleans prior to the first preseason game of the year and then traveled to the Buccaneers’ headquarters for two joint practices prior to their preseason game that year.
Red Weasel Media RWM was there covering the event.
It's a gridiron day at the booth...
Joe: So, sure, Tom Brady has now won more Superbowls and set more records, and he's still going strong, and he even did all this with the commissioner against him, but I thought maybe in some way I could still be the greatest. Is that wrong?
Lucy: ...
Joe: Lucy?
Lucy: Oh, I'm sorry! You kind of lost me at 'Tom Brady'... sigh...
Joe: You're not being very helpful.
Lucy: I suggest you re-watch the Superbowl and come back tomorrow. That'll be five cents please! Scramble! Others are waiting!
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The Booth!
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Andamooka. Population 260.
These Kokatha lands had a salt lake called Andemorka which was the name adopted by the first pastoralist, Charles Burney Young, for his sheep station in the 1870s. Prior to this the first white man to explore this area, with the help of an Aboriginal youth, was Charles Swinden who returned home with some alluvial gold. He fell ill at his Riverton home and died there before he could tell anyone of its location but it was in the Andamooka region. At that time Swinden of Riverton, had his main station at Woolundunga north of Port Augusta. Andamooka station had its difficult times and in the early 1890s a station worker murdered his wife. The police trooper was sent a message to come and arrest the man which he did. The worker was taken to Port Augusta for trial but a jury acquitted him as it was decided that his poor wife died of heat stroke. Charles Burney Young’s venture at Andamooka was taken over by his son but it always lost money and eventually the Bowman brothers took it on for some time.
Opals were discovered here in 1930 when two station workers discovered opals whilst sheltering from a thunderstorm. No town existed for decades but miners or noodlers camped at the site including some local Aboriginal people. The town emerged slowly from the miner camps. The first Post Office opened in 1947 and was named Andamooka. By 1959 Andamooka had 300 residents for which a third were Aboriginal people. Opal mining increased in the 1960s and more town facilities were established as mines created more “dug outs” for their homes. Opal mining was mainly done by individuals and the town gained a reputation for independence and a dislike of government regulation. The opals also attracted miners from diverse cultural backgrounds. At its peak in the 1960s Andamooka had 2,000 residents. In 1978 when the first town newsletter was published it was printed in three languages- English, Hungarian and Yugoslavian.
Historic buildings in the town include several dugouts in the hill side to keep them cool in the long hot summer:- Frank Albertoni’s house in 1931 which is the oldest house on ten mine field as Andamooka opal was only discovered in 1930; Tom Brady’s dugout built in the late 1930s with other rooms nearby and the outside toilet on the hill top behind the dugout; Mrs Perry’s kitchen built in 1951 but it replaced an earlier hut built in 1931; and Andy Absalom’s house built in 1942 and he was the father the Broken Hill artist Jack Absalom. The town also has a mining machinery museum on the drive into the town and there is a café in the local galvanised iron public hall. Behind the hall is the Andamooka Primary School – high school students are bussed into rOxby Downs Area School. Further along the main street is the Post Office, opal gallery and small museum. In front of it is the famous bottle house made of used beer bottles. Nearby by is an Aboriginal gallery and the Long Bus opal shop. Andamooka is only a short distance from Lake Torrens and it is directly west from Leigh Creek but there is no access across Lake Torrens. To get from Andamooka to Leigh Creek one would have to travel by roads through Port Augusta or Marree. Interest in opal jewellery is increasing at the moment and Andamooka opal has always been known for its rare and exceptional opals. Andamooka opals have flashes of red, orange, green, blue and purple and a distinctive vein structure making them very desirable.
Andamooka. Population 260.
These Kokatha lands had a salt lake called Andemorka which was the name adopted by the first pastoralist, Charles Burney Young, for his sheep station in the 1870s. Prior to this the first white man to explore this area, with the help of an Aboriginal youth, was Charles Swinden who returned home with some alluvial gold. He fell ill at his Riverton home and died there before he could tell anyone of its location but it was in the Andamooka region. At that time Swinden of Riverton, had his main station at Woolundunga north of Port Augusta. Andamooka station had its difficult times and in the early 1890s a station worker murdered his wife. The police trooper was sent a message to come and arrest the man which he did. The worker was taken to Port Augusta for trial but a jury acquitted him as it was decided that his poor wife died of heat stroke. Charles Burney Young’s venture at Andamooka was taken over by his son but it always lost money and eventually the Bowman brothers took it on for some time.
Opals were discovered here in 1930 when two station workers discovered opals whilst sheltering from a thunderstorm. No town existed for decades but miners or noodlers camped at the site including some local Aboriginal people. The town emerged slowly from the miner camps. The first Post Office opened in 1947 and was named Andamooka. By 1959 Andamooka had 300 residents for which a third were Aboriginal people. Opal mining increased in the 1960s and more town facilities were established as mines created more “dug outs” for their homes. Opal mining was mainly done by individuals and the town gained a reputation for independence and a dislike of government regulation. The opals also attracted miners from diverse cultural backgrounds. At its peak in the 1960s Andamooka had 2,000 residents. In 1978 when the first town newsletter was published it was printed in three languages- English, Hungarian and Yugoslavian.
Historic buildings in the town include several dugouts in the hill side to keep them cool in the long hot summer:- Frank Albertoni’s house in 1931 which is the oldest house on ten mine field as Andamooka opal was only discovered in 1930; Tom Brady’s dugout built in the late 1930s with other rooms nearby and the outside toilet on the hill top behind the dugout; Mrs Perry’s kitchen built in 1951 but it replaced an earlier hut built in 1931; and Andy Absalom’s house built in 1942 and he was the father the Broken Hill artist Jack Absalom. The town also has a mining machinery museum on the drive into the town and there is a café in the local galvanised iron public hall. Behind the hall is the Andamooka Primary School – high school students are bussed into rOxby Downs Area School. Further along the main street is the Post Office, opal gallery and small museum. In front of it is the famous bottle house made of used beer bottles. Nearby by is an Aboriginal gallery and the Long Bus opal shop. Andamooka is only a short distance from Lake Torrens and it is directly west from Leigh Creek but there is no access across Lake Torrens. To get from Andamooka to Leigh Creek one would have to travel by roads through Port Augusta or Marree. Interest in opal jewellery is increasing at the moment and Andamooka opal has always been known for its rare and exceptional opals. Andamooka opals have flashes of red, orange, green, blue and purple and a distinctive vein structure making them very desirable.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady handing off to running back Mike Gillislee during the September 17, 2017 NFL game with the New Orleans Saints at the Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Cropped colored pencil drawing from my poster. A Steven Chateauneuf Creation.
PLEASE do NOT post this image on other websites without my permission.
Indian Creek Island private luxury waterfront real estate and country club golf course Miami - © 2021 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions aerial photography archives - www.performanceimpressions.com
Andamooka. Population 260.
These Kokatha lands had a salt lake called Andemorka which was the name adopted by the first pastoralist, Charles Burney Young, for his sheep station in the 1870s. Prior to this the first white man to explore this area, with the help of an Aboriginal youth, was Charles Swinden who returned home with some alluvial gold. He fell ill at his Riverton home and died there before he could tell anyone of its location but it was in the Andamooka region. At that time Swinden of Riverton, had his main station at Woolundunga north of Port Augusta. Andamooka station had its difficult times and in the early 1890s a station worker murdered his wife. The police trooper was sent a message to come and arrest the man which he did. The worker was taken to Port Augusta for trial but a jury acquitted him as it was decided that his poor wife died of heat stroke. Charles Burney Young’s venture at Andamooka was taken over by his son but it always lost money and eventually the Bowman brothers took it on for some time.
Opals were discovered here in 1930 when two station workers discovered opals whilst sheltering from a thunderstorm. No town existed for decades but miners or noodlers camped at the site including some local Aboriginal people. The town emerged slowly from the miner camps. The first Post Office opened in 1947 and was named Andamooka. By 1959 Andamooka had 300 residents for which a third were Aboriginal people. Opal mining increased in the 1960s and more town facilities were established as mines created more “dug outs” for their homes. Opal mining was mainly done by individuals and the town gained a reputation for independence and a dislike of government regulation. The opals also attracted miners from diverse cultural backgrounds. At its peak in the 1960s Andamooka had 2,000 residents. In 1978 when the first town newsletter was published it was printed in three languages- English, Hungarian and Yugoslavian.
Historic buildings in the town include several dugouts in the hill side to keep them cool in the long hot summer:- Frank Albertoni’s house in 1931 which is the oldest house on ten mine field as Andamooka opal was only discovered in 1930; Tom Brady’s dugout built in the late 1930s with other rooms nearby and the outside toilet on the hill top behind the dugout; Mrs Perry’s kitchen built in 1951 but it replaced an earlier hut built in 1931; and Andy Absalom’s house built in 1942 and he was the father the Broken Hill artist Jack Absalom. The town also has a mining machinery museum on the drive into the town and there is a café in the local galvanised iron public hall. Behind the hall is the Andamooka Primary School – high school students are bussed into rOxby Downs Area School. Further along the main street is the Post Office, opal gallery and small museum. In front of it is the famous bottle house made of used beer bottles. Nearby by is an Aboriginal gallery and the Long Bus opal shop. Andamooka is only a short distance from Lake Torrens and it is directly west from Leigh Creek but there is no access across Lake Torrens. To get from Andamooka to Leigh Creek one would have to travel by roads through Port Augusta or Marree. Interest in opal jewellery is increasing at the moment and Andamooka opal has always been known for its rare and exceptional opals. Andamooka opals have flashes of red, orange, green, blue and purple and a distinctive vein structure making them very desirable.