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TAPS HONOR GUARD GALA
MARCH 6, 2018
NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM, WASHINGTON D.C.
T.A.P.S. (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors), holds its' annual Honor Guard Gala at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC on Tuesday, March 6, 2018. The Gala salutes military families who have lost a family member serving in the armed forces. (James R. Brantley)
With the ramp removed you can see the internal details. It was difficult to match the slope of the ramp as it does not go at the same angle as any of the regular LEGO slope pieces.
Coastline cliff module with boat ramp and beach, as displayed at the July 2003 GATS layout by BayLTC. Coastline model and photos by Bill Ward.
For Bush Philosopher - I tried this with a polariser, as you sugggested, but it did not seem to bring out any more detail in the cliffs. I think at this time of year shooting pretty much into the light means that the cliff detail will always be lost, or the sky totally washed out. I suppose I could use this new fangled HDR, but mostly I do not like the results there.
Lower Cement Bed. It was around here I started noticing the Belemnites protruding from the clay/soft rock.
possibly Scarfskerry. every so often a wave would run down a channel and a huge gout of spray would fly up
The stairs are make of metal with concrete base. The rocks on the bottom with the tide out but coming in make for difficult walking if you don't have the proper boots. They are slippery, rounded, on top of each other and outright nasty. I had running shoes on which were not the proper footwear. It's lonely down there in the fog and the sound of the waves telling that the tide is indeed making its way in. Beware, because before you know it your way back to safety can be cut off. that other group had wandered around way off along the cliff base behind me. I couldn't see or hear them.
Cliffs near Perranporth with coast path - Droskyn Point, Perran Bay and Penhale Sands -- 7 July 2007
Cliffs of Dyrhólaey - still making my way through the first day of photos. Thanks for looking, feel free to share!
These cliffs are unique. There are three bands of rock, each a different colour. They remind me of icecream in three flavours.
The Treak Cliff cavern isn't the biggest that I have been in but it has a great variety of formations in the cave.
Cliff Maloney speaking with supporters of U.S. Senator Rand Paul on his "The Iowa 10,000 College Tour!" at the Student Center at Upper Iowa University in Fayette, Iowa.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.