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Closeup of the President James A. Garfield Memorial (1887, John Quincy Adams Ward), located at First Street and Maryland Avenue SW.
Closeup view of pesticide wick application.
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Close up of completed virgin cupping showing use of double headed nails, straight and spiral gutter combination over smoothed barked, large cup, and bark chipped lead streak.
Taken by D. O. Todd
466246.
Nikon D2H
Focal Length: 35mm
White Balance: Auto
Color Mode: Mode II (Adobe RGB)
RAW (12-bit)
1/640 sec - f/2.8
Lens: 35-70mm f/2.8 D
Sensitivity: ISO 200
Sierra Nevada Peaks looking west from Mazourka Peak Road across from Owens Valley looking west. Photo taken with Canon PowerShotSX20IS, telephoto zoom, and tripod.
Playing with a +10 closeup filter on a Be@rbrick my brother gave me for my birthday this year, thank's Andy!
It's late, bad light in my study but needed to upload something as it's been too long.
24 January 2012, Panasonic GF1, 14-140mm. Dudley Museum and Art Gallery.
This one is for football fans! Sorry, I'm not one, but Duncan Edwards was a local (came from less than a mile from where I have lived all my life) and outstanding star, even though he died tragically young in the Munich Air Disaster.
A very dreary day in terms of weather here, so this seemed a good location, and indeed it was very rewarding, especially as Dudley Camera Club has an exhibition there at the moment (I'm not a member - I'm not a camera club, or photographic society, person).
There is a much bigger statue of Duncan Edwards in Dudley Market Place, but the background is not very photogenic!