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A drive chain from one of the looms at Cotswold Woollen Weavers, Filkins, near Lechlade, Gloucestershire, UK GL7 3JJ
I went down to the docks to get a few quick snaps, however the 50mm prime ( I only took that and the 90-300) and the narrow pavements meant that it was very difficult to get good shots of the wonderful buildings. Also the weather was terrible and it was jsut cloud covered.
Some of the more eclectic items on display at the Spin Cycling Festival include cufflinks made from bicycle chain links.
The show, which opened today, Friday 12 May, in the Olympia West Exhibition Centre, London, United Kingdom, is now in its sixth year, and has grown to become London’s largest cycling event and organisers are estimating visitor numbers of around 12,500 over the weekend.
The eclectic and alternative event has over 150 exhibitors showcasing cycling, in the broadest sense, with road, urban, and fashion features and everything from high end elite racing bikes to innovative start-up companies showing off groundbreaking new technology.
There is also a significant social aspect and the show has stunt riding, music, theatre and street food vendors.
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I'm not much for key-chains, but I make two exceptions. Seton Hill University and Wonder Woman, and both gifts from Sarah.
I spotted this one day after class. The mind-spinning repetition was worth braving the icy slush to return for the capture. It's more detailed and possibly more enjoyable to adventure in a larger size.
Deckhands in the process of cutting a chain aboard the riverboat American Queen while the boat was stopped at La Crosse, Wisconsin, on the Mississippi River.
Noob est une web-serie francaise creee par Fabien Fournier, originaire de Toulon, et diffusee depuis le 7 novembre 2008 sur la chaine Nolife disponible sur les chaines de television par ADSL francais.
Derriere son ecran, une jeune femme voit une video promotionnelle d'un MMORPG nomme Horizon 1.0.
Immediatement captivee par la realite virtuelle que propose le monde du jeu baptise Olydri, elle l'achete et commence une partie. Malheureusement pour elle le mecanisme du jeu repose surtout sur la collaboration et, le jeu ayant deja une certaine duree d'existence, les joueurs de bas-niveau sont devenus rares et les guildes ne les acceptent plus... sauf une : la Guilde Noob, pire guilde de tout Horizon qui compte Artheon l'ancien guerrier niveau 100 dechu et traumatise par cette experience, Omega Zell l'assassin arrogant et machiste et Sparadrap, naif et le pire soigneur du jeu.
Elle va, bon gre mal gre, entrer dans cette guilde au nom peu glorieux composee de bras-casses pour le meilleur (et surtout pour le pire).
Comme les deux dernieres fois, nous vous proposerons un show interactif en live sur la scene, des bonus video (diffusion d'un episode inedit de Flander's Company en presence de l'equipe), un concert des Neko Light Orchestra, des guests, une exposition, un sac avec des cadeaux, des photos, des dedicaces et une conference, entre autres surprises liees a nos futures productions. Bref ! Une ambiance de folie pour le grand final de NOOB apres une aventure de plus de huit ans ! Avec tous les Haut faits que vous connaissez deja : Precurseur transmedia made in Internet, record d'Europe de Crowdfunding, web-serie la plus vue en France avec 85 millions de vues, Awards de la meilleure web-serie internationale 2014 decerne par les Streamy d'Hollywood, etc... Un parcours totalement fou grace a vous !!!! Il faut feter ca avec une conclusion a la hauteur !!!!
17h00 - Reception pour tous les billets dans le hall (tout pareil) et installation dans la salle
18h00 - Decouverte de votre sac rempli de cadeaux depose a votre place
18h00 - Accueil du public par Fabien Fournier
18h05 - La team Flander's Company - La serie. prend possession du Grand Rex et monte sur scene
18h10 - Diffusion d'un episode inedit special de Flander's Company se deroulant apres la saison 4
18h30 - Concert du The Neko Light Orchestra axe sur l'univers Noob avec les acteurs et des guests surprise
19h15 - Entracte 1 avec plein de videos de nos partenaires of the dead
19h30 - Show Noob avec les acteurs en costume de la trilogie et des guests mega trop bien
20h30 - Entracte 2 avec des videos dont les trailers de Purgatoire, Challenger, Cluster Agency et Ulysse
20h50 - Fabien Fournier lance le film 3 de Noob (pas sur le public, rassurez-vous)
20h55 - Diffusion de Noob film 3 (saison 8)
22h30 - Conference avec les acteurs de Noob pour se dire au revoir en attendant Noob Rush
22h50 - Fin, retour a la maison pour un gros dodo avec des etoiles plein les yeux
Affiche de la campagne œcuménique 1986: "Briser les chaînes", à l'occasion des 25 ans de collaboration œcuménique.
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"Let’s get close up and personal with your subject. Use details and close focus to show us something about your subject we may not be aware of from normal viewing distance. Coming in close for a shot is more than simply focusing a macro lens. It is isolation on many levels.
1. We are isolating the subject with focus. Most Macro shots have very little depth of field, so subjects are sharp and backgrounds are blurry.
2. We are isolating the subject from its context. We are so close that the subject, the object of our photograph, is something we are familiar with – but not at such a close distance.
3. We are isolating it from reality in the same way a 400MM Telephoto will make the moon look much larger than it really is when rising over the landscape."
This is an alternative shot of the lock and chain. In this shot, I wanted to show more of the padlock and also make a black and white. In order to separate the metal from the mostly green background, I didn't cast any shade on them this time. Instead, I let the image be quite flat so that the contrast would come between the red and green areas when I converted it to black and white.
The Széchenyi Chain Bridge is a suspension bridge that spans the River Danube between Buda and Pest, the western and eastern sides of Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Designed by the English engineer William Tierney Clark, it was the first permanent bridge across the Danube in Budapest, and was opened in 1849.
It is anchored on the Pest side of the river to Széchenyi (formerly Roosevelt) Square, adjacent to the Gresham Palace and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and on the Buda side to Adam Clark Square, near the Zero Kilometer Stone and the lower end of the Castle Hill Funicular, leading to Buda Castle