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Taken from behind a ballpark fence in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago, looking towards downtown.
Happy Fence Friday!!!
during UEFA Champions League Final between FC Bayern Muenchen and Chelsea at the Fussball Arena München on May 19, 2012 in Munich, Germany.
If you are looking for the ultimate baseball experience, PETCO Park is the place to go. The venue is great with ambiance galore! Haven for foodies...try the fish tacos on Taco Tuesday. The view is unbelievable and oh, there is baseball too!
S'il vous plait / please :
Pas de favori sans commentaire.
No faves without leaving a comment.
No preferiti senza lasciare un commento.
No favorita sin comentario.
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Gatherer and fuser 10 photographs vertical shooting.
Assemblage et fusion de 10 photos prises en cadrage vertical.
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This panoramic view in an exact angle of 180 °, armchairs are aligned well in reality with my left and with my right.
Yes, I a little worked to obtain this panoramic view...I thank my software :-)
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Cette vue panoramique à un angle exact de 180°, les fauteuils sont en réalité bien alignés sur ma gauche et sur ma droite.
Oui, j'ai un peu travaillé pour obtenir cette vue panoramique...je remercie mon logiciel :-)
On distingue bien également la grande Tour de la cathédrale (à voir en grande taille) sur la gauche de la photo.
Pour réaliser un panorama de ce style, il est fortement recommander d'utiliser un trépied et bien regarder dans le viseur avant de déclencher le chevauchement des zones qui seront censées être retenues lors de l'assemblage, le chevauchement doit être important...sinon cela ne fonctionnera pas au montage.
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Pentax K10 / Pentax 16-45 mm / trépied
16 mm - 1/160 - f/11 - iso 100 pour les 10 photos composant ce panorama.
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Certain(e)s ont dû ne rien lire de tout ce que j'ai écrit et dit il y a peu de temps, le 2 janvier 2017 exactement, sous ma dernière photo aérienne titrée " Plowings in the sky - Labours dans le ciel" : ne me mettez pas en favori un peu partout sur la galerie sans jamais laisser un seul commentaire et il n'y a pas que des étrangers !!!
Soit on met un simple mot si à la limite la photo plait ou intéresse, soit rien du tout, mais pas un simple favori.
Une collection journalière de favoris mis à la va-vite par une même personne sans jamais écrire le moindre commentaire ne m'intéresse pas du tout, quel est l'intérêt ? ...avoir un retour de la personne à qui on a mis un favori et pouvoir dire j'ai beaucoup de favoris !!! Je me fiche des favoris...
Norfolk Southern's York local was pulling through town while taking headroom with a delivery for the Yorkrail.
A pair of EMD GP38-3 rebuilds soaked up the late afternoon sunlight with the H96 local as they passed the home of the minor league York Revolution baseball team.
A colorful sunset paints a beautiful scene at Petco Park during the last inning of the last game at Petco Park for the 2015 season. Capturing the SD on the scoreboard is all about timing as it is displayed on the scoreboard for only a second or less. DSC_7639A
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I just got back from another amazing baseball trip where I was able to check off two more MLB ballparks off the list, Nationals Park in Washington D.C. and Oriole Park in Baltimore. When I visit a new baseball stadium, I look for an area high and directly behind home plate to get a nice overview photo at some point during the game using a ultra-wide or fisheye lens. One thing I'm noticing is depending on the layout of each stadium, and whether access to a location directly behind home plate is possible, some stadiums work better than others for this type of shot. Many just don't work with photos looking wonky and off-balance. Oriole Park at Camden Yards - one of the nicest stadiums I have visited by the way - really lends itself well to this wide, fisheyes overview.
This particular game was a lot of fun. After seeing my San Francisco Giants have an epic collapse and blow a 6-2 lead and lose 14-6 in Washington on Sunday, I found Monday's game in Baltimore to be a lot more enjoyable. The Orioles played long-ball, hitting 5 home runs: two in the 3rd (back-to-back) and three in the 5th (back-to-back-to-back). I had never seen anything like it.
A black and white study of baseball tradition—Camden Franks, Cracker Jack, and endless summer motion.
I love that birds are everywhere. This guy was making the most of a pile of discarded wet French fries at the ballpark.
Ballpark before the start of the season. The calm before the season. There's nothing like being an a ballpark without any activity.
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar scored an injury-time penalty Sunday to give the Netherlands a 2-1 win over Mexico and a spot in the World Cup quarterfinals.
The Dutch were awarded the penalty when Rafael Marquez took down Arjen Robben in the area.
Wesley Sneijder equalized for the Dutch in the 88th minute, just when it looked like the Netherlands was headed home.
Giovani Dos Santos scored for Mexico in the 48th, pouncing on a poor headed clearance, chesting down the ball and sending a left-foot shot through three defenders and into the corner of Jasper Cillessen’s goal.
Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa had kept his team in the match until Sneijder’s strike with two great saves.
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