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Contrast in seat styles - and eras - at the North Marine Road ground of Scarborough Cricket Club: wooden benches along the east side; plastic tip-ups at the south (Trafalgar Square) end.
Captured during the 2023 Yorkshire Premier League North T20 Finals Day. Driffield Town beat Harrogate in the final, winning by six wickets with four balls to spare. Castleford and Woodhouse Grange were the beaten semi-finalists.
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Yorkshire Premier League North, T20 Finals Day @ Scarborough Cricket Club (from 10am)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 98 (h/c).
First Semi-Final
Harrogate versus Woodhouse Grange
Woodhouse Grange won the toss and elected to bowl. Harrogate 137-9 off 20 overs (Arjun Ramkumar 52, Will Bates 31, Tom Neal 2-13) beat by 16 runs Woodhouse Grange 121-8 off 20 overs (Tom Young 61 not out, Mat Pillans 5-17)
Second Semi-Final
Castleford versus Driffield Town
Castleford won the toss and elected to bat. Castleford 126-6 off 20 overs (Liam Hyde 45, Alec Drury 2-20, James Anson 2-20) lost by 10 wickets to Driffield Town 127-0 off 14.2 overs (Owen Goldsworthy 85 not out, Alec Drury 37 not out)
Final
Driffield Town versus Harrogate
Driffield Town won the toss and elected to bowl. Harrogate 143-5 off 20 overs (David Stiff 33 not out, Will Bates 33 not out, Sam Drury 2-26) lost by six wickets to Driffield Town 146-4 off 19.2 overs (Alec Drury 66 not out, George Drury 32)
13. Make wings the main subject of your photo – Rob – TH7/15/13
The truck was in having a repair job done on the air conditioner which left me with about an hour up my sleeve and stuck in an industrial part of the city; so I went for a walk. To my delight I stumbled across an old cemetery with some very old and interesting headstones.
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The Institut du Monde Arabe (IMA) or Arab World Institute (AWI), in English, was established during 1980 in Paris, when 18 Arab countries concluded an agreement with France to establish the Institute to disseminate information about the Arab world and set in motion detailed research to cover Arabic and the Arab world’s cultural and spiritual values. The Institute also aims at promoting cooperation and cultural exchanges between France and the Arab world, particularly in the areas of science and technology, thus contributing to development of relations between the Arab world and Europe.
AWI is located in the building also known as Institut du Monde Arabe, designed by architect Jean Nouvel, and constructed from 1981 to 1987.
Walking over the Williamsburg Bridge on a saturday. No metro card. But we had apples and brownies and cameras.
Common Composition Mistakes in Wide Angle Photography
Darlene Hildebrant
In digital photography 50mm is considered normal for full frame cameras, which equates to about 35mm for APS-C or cropped sensors. Thus, anything wider than 50mm (full frame) or 35mm (APS-C) is considered a wide angle lens. The smaller the number for focal length, the wider the angle. Typically 15mm is the limit for full frame and 10mm for APS-C. Technically a wide angle lens is any lens that has a wider field of view than what the human eye sees.
Avoid having everything in the image equal distance from the lens. With a wide angle lens you need to have something close to the lens. Really close!
Having no clear subject in the image is closely related to mistake the above. As soon as you get close enough to make the subject larger – it will start to stand out. So part of getting a clear subject is getting in tight.
Trying to cram too much into the image is a classic misuse of a wide angle lens.
The image on the left makes all 3 mistakes.