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1976. Taking photos for the Lakefield Leader (near Peterborough Ontario Canada) covering my first auction, I learned the hard way not to stick up my hand. Was holding a small flash. Ended up burying the chain in the backyard of our apartment. Sold to the sucker with the camera!
Chains & rust.
This stainless steel chain creates an interesting contrast against the rust covered metallic structure on this fishing vessel.
Port Macquarie.
New South Wales.
Australia.
The chain-link fence around our community pool looked really awesome against the greyish-yellowish storm rollin' in clouds!
Fifty photos in the order that I took them on my Necklace Valley hike are in this album: www.flickr.com/photos/jlcummins_photography/sets/72157656...
I spent 3 days (July 22-25) backpacking in Necklace Valley which is located near Skykomish Washington in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. The trail begins on an old railroad grade for the first 1.5 miles, on a flat bench that meanders through second growth timber. Along the trail you see large cedar stumps with springboard notches chopped in the huge trunks. The trail follows the banks of the East Fork Foss River for about 3 miles in mixed forest. There are a few huge cedar trees along the trail and after several miles a large meadow is visible through the trees. Then, at 5 miles, you will reach the end of the relativity flat trail where it crosses the river. Between 4 and 5 mile marks there are several nice campsite close to the river. Once over the river, the trail heads up through a large boulder field. Now, you will begin a steep upward climb, over 2,400 feet in 2.7 miles to the first lake. At 6.8 miles is a nice footbridge, with a memorial marker, dedicated to the memory of Michael Nesby, originally built in 1973 by the Trailblazers in his honor. From the bridge, it is another mile of steep uphill over terrain with lots of high stepping over, and around large boulders, mud, and tree roots. You reach the first of the Necklace Valley lakes at 7.7 miles (Jade Lake). You soon will come to a log shelter built in the 1950's by the Trail Blazer's, a Seattle based club that volunteers to stock fish in high mountain lakes. The shelter is in disrepair. The trail continues through the Necklace Valley, a string of small meadows between the lakes stretches all the way to the far end of Opal Lake at 9 miles. At about the 10 miles mark on a social trail that splits, one way to La Bohn Lakes, and the other to Tank Lakes is the last camp in the valley. That is where I camped for 2 nights. The boot track up to La Bohn is a climbers route to Mt. Hinman. I hike to La Bohn, the 2 Tank Lakes, and Foehn Lake. During the 3 days I hiked about 30 miles (48.2 km) and gained and lost roughly 5,700 feet (1,737 meters) elevation. Great trip! IMG_6635
The Water Chain or Water Staircase which brings the water very swiftly down from the top-most level to the Fountain of the River Gods. The staircase creates a deep perspective both up and down the slope and you can just glimpse the hexagonal fountain at the top.
This 360' high tower is now the only complete example left, there are a few incomplete towers still around. It is located at Great Baddow, Essex on the former Marconi Research Centre site that opened in 1939.
The tower arrived at Great Baddow around 1954. It had previously been one of four such radar masts at Chain Home Station 22 at Canewdon, Essex. This radar station, also called RAF Canewdon, was constructed between 1936 and 1938. There were also four 240' high wooden mast there.
This tower is a real piece of Battle Of Britain history and played an important part in the defence of the UK. I believe it was also used to help track Neville Chamberlain's flight to Munich in 1938.
In it's role with Marconi it was used in the technical development of radar and communications.
Jimmy: Uhh, Mr. McClure? I have a crazy friend who says its wrong to eat meat. Is he crazy?
Troy: Nooo, just ignorant. You see your crazy friend never heard
of "The Food Chain".
7x05 Lisa the Vegetarian
« Le moulin comportant un étage, ainsi qu'un étage de comble, est surmonté d'une toiture à deux pans et dans sa partie nord d'un toit brisé. Son soubassement, les chaînes d'angle et des éléments de l'encadrement des fenêtres sont en pierre calcaire bleue, le restant de la maçonnerie en brique. »
Inscrit à l'Inventaire des Monuments historiques en 1977.
www.caue-nord.com/fr/portail/41/observatoire/4187/moulin-...
Standing face to face, but a million miles apart. And on any other day that love would hold me to your heart. How did we get so lost? How did love slip away, when this line we have crossed is taking me a different way? When I see you now, I pray the stars will change to take away the doubt and ease the pain of losing what we've made. This is falling out of love.
All the closets that we hide keep us safe from the unknown, but what our trust would open wide can never be clothed. And I'll find you in the afternoon, when all that's said is gone. When I see you now, I pray the stars will change to take away the doubt and ease the pain of losing what we've made. This is falling out of love. And I'm falling.. (The Age Of Information - Falling out of Love)
FILM. Got my scanner working; so happy!
This is basically SOOC. It's nothing special, but I still really like it.
A portion of Markarian's chain, a stretch of galaxies that forms part of the Virgo Cluster. The Virgo Cluster comprises of approximately 1300 (and possibly up to 2000) member galaxies and its centre is approximately 53.8 million light years away. It forms the heart of the larger Virgo Supercluster, of which the Local Group (containing our Milky Way galaxy) is a member. In this image, there are at least 21 galaxies. I did make an annotated version but the annotation distracts from the beauty of all those galaxies but left to right they are: NGC 4473, IC 3420, NGC 4463, NGC 4458, IC 3393, IC 3388, IC 3386, NGC 4438, NGC 4435, NGC 4425, IC 3363, IC 3355, IC 3349, NGC 4403, NGC 4406 (M86), IC 3333, NGC 4402, NGC 4388, NGC 4387, IC 3303, NGC 3474 (M84).
015 x 300 second exposures at Unity Gain (139) cooled to -20°C
050 x dark frames
020 x flat frames
100 x bias frames (subtracted from flat frames)
Binning 1x1
Total integration time = 1 hour and 15 minutes
Captured with APT
Guided with PHD2
Processed in Nebulosity and Photoshop
Equipment:
Telescope: Sky-Watcher Explorer-150PDS
Mount: Skywatcher EQ5
Guide Scope: Orion 50mm Mini
Guiding Camera: ZWO ASI120MC
Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI1600MC Pro
Baader Mark-III MPCC Coma Corrector
Light pollution filter
IOW Chain Ferry No6. The boat has only completed a couple of runs and to date(16/5/17) has lost its operators licence .
www.iwcp.co.uk/news/Floating-Bridge-suspended-after-coast...
Center piece is a circle of sterling that was hammered, textured and dapped, surrounded by a bezel of jump rings and twisted copper wire.