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Just testing the depth of field on the compact.
Panasonic TZ5, 28mm (equiv), 1/10s, f/3.3, ISO 100. (P1000556)
After I showed you my Nikonos SB 105 here are two more things from my under water photography stuff I bought already. This is a normal diving lamp, but really small and powerfuel. Before this I got the larger brother "mini compact". But I will use this as a focus lamp and so it has to be light and small.
Strobist:
- 580 EXII cam right @ 1/1 shoot through soft box
- 430 EXII behind the lamp on the floor @ 1/8 shoot through diffusor
- triggered with phottix
The Sandugo was a blood compact, performed in the island of Bohol in the Philippines, between the Spanish explorer Miguel López de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna the chieftain of Bohol on March 16, 1565, to seal their friendship as part of the tribal tradition. This is considered as the first treaty of friendship between the Spaniards and Filipinos. "Sandugo" is a Visayan word which means "one blood".
My Sailor Moon compacts came in from J-list today! I’m currently working on a shadow box to display them in. They are super pretty in person but do have a few flaws, but hey what else would you expect for $3 gashapon toys.
86, 88, or 89 Gios Compact, built up with Campagnolo Chorus gruppo from 2001, Campa Shamal Ultra wheels, Cinelli bars, San Marco regal seat and Vittoria Corsa CX Kevlar tires. Multo bene.
The pointer is pointing directly to the central canal (Haversian canal). Surrounding the central canal are multiple small lines (canaliculi) and the really dark spots are osteocytes in lacunae.
This bizarre but charming little oddity is apparently a Willam Sulky from 1977, powered by a Lambretta scooter engine.
Trans Lancs Rally, Manchester, Heaton Park, 04/09/2016.
Management induced soil compaction resulting in decreased rooting depth that reduces plant growth, animal habitat, and soil biological activity.
Photo by Blaine Brakke
Went to Dovestones Reservoir taking the dogs for a walk - shot with Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX1 compact camera.
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...RSW Compact. Incredible heavy and even bigger when folded!!! But it's this distinctive British design of mid-60s which makes me crazy! I know, I know not the best friend of Moulton fans because compared with them they are like day and night! The RSW is mannerless, rude, boorish and sometimes as stubborn as a mule.
C3 - The easiest way to make kitchen tops!
C3 is a milling and engraving stone CNC machine. The C3 is designed to make accurate cutting out of granite, marble and engineered stone for sinks and cooking tops easy and cost-effective for the stone worker. The principal behind our compact stone fabrication CNC machinery is the same as an hole punch, where the machine only needs to be slightly wider than the distance between the holes, not as big as an A4 piece of paper.
The unique open gantry, combined with a compact and space-saving design, allows for any size work piece. As with the C4, the stone is worked “polished side up” for ease of set up. It also has a “tilt table” so you don’t need to worry if your marble and granite isn’t calibrated and is ideal for drainers and flutes.
The entire process is run from the integrated PC Windows® control panel. The easy-to-operate interface in the modern computer makes it possible to draw, change and save thousands of drawings and figures at the machine.
Like all of Scandinvent’s CNC stone fabrication machines, the C3 includes ScandSOFT™, the user-friendly software designed and developed by Scandinvent to make CNC programs of any sink or cooking top.
So, without previous knowledge of CNC-technique you can operate the C3. If you have CAD/CAM experience more complicated operations are possible. If you don’t then on our website at www.scandinvent.com/DXF/ we routinely update the DXF files for the sink cut-outs stone fabricators need.
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Circles assignment -Very little editing - slight crop & sharpening - 6 sec exposure using keyring LED torch swirled over cds
And joy ! It is complete.
always a chance they are missing pieces.
If bought opened as this one was by me.
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Although people have been living on Bohol long before Magellan reached the islands that are now the Philippines, our written records start here, and about the events before that time, little is known, and has to be carefully reconstructed from oral traditions and archeological evidence.
It is said that around 1200, the Lutaos arrived from northern Mindanao. They build a settlement on stilts in the strait between mainland Bohol and the island of Panglao. This town later became a prospering local center of power, also known as the the "Kingdom of Dapitan." It lasted until it was abandoned in 1563, out of fear for raids by the Portuguese and their allies from Ternate. It will be seen below how this event helped the Spanish to get a foothold in the Philippines.
The Arrival of the Spanish
In 1521, Ferdinand Magellan and his crew were the first Europeans to reach the Philippines coming from the East. When they arrived they weren't really welcome: Magellan himself was killed on Mactan Island near Cebu, by the hand of a local chieftain or "Datu", Lapu Lapu.
Following Magellan's route, the Loaisa Expedition left La Caruña in Spain on 24 July 1525. This expedition also reached the Philippines, but on the first of June, 1526, a hurricane separated the ships. One of the ships, the Santa Maria del Parral, stranded on on the shore of North-East Mindanao. The survivors were captured and sold into slavery. One of the crew members, Sebastian de Puerto (or de Puerta), came in the hands of the Boholano chief Sikatuna. This is the first contact on record between a Spaniard and a Boholano.
More than forty years after Magellan's demise, in 1564, Spain sent out four expeditions to establish colonies in the Far East, and to pick up a share of the lucrative spice trade under control of the Portuguese. These expeditions failed, but in the next year, Miguel Lopez de Legazpi was more successful. Sailing westwards from Mexico with four ships and almost four hundred men, he reached the Philippines in the beginning of 1565, and established a Spanish settlement.
This wasn't an easy achievement. Just like Magellan before him, Legazpi met with hostile native warriors, who didn't like the idea of foreigners invading their islands. His attempt to land on the island of Cebu was thwarted, and he decided to look for a friendlier place. He lifted his anchor and headed south in the direction of Mindanao. A change of wind, however, forced his fleet back to north in the direction of Bohol. With the help of a Mohammedan Malay pilot from a captured trading ship from Borneo, he learned that the Filipinos were involved in trade with the Moluccas, Borneo, Java, Malacca, and even far away places such as India and China.
The Blood Compact of Legazpi and Sikatuna
Also at Bohol, Legazpi was given a hostile welcome. From his Malay pilot, he learned that this hostility was due to marauding expeditions of the Portuguese. Coming from the Moluccas, the Portuguese raiders traversed the Visayan seas, and just a few years before, in 1563, had plundered Bohol and killed or enslaved about one thousand of its inhabitants. Of course, the Boholano's easily mistook the Spaniards for Portuguese.
Again with the help of his pilot, Legazpi explained two chiefs of Bohol, Datu Sikatuna of Bool and Datu Sigala of Loboc that they were not Portuguese, and had come in peace, and not to plunder or kill. This convinced the Kings to end their hostility and enter pact of friendship. On 16 March 1565 (or 25 March, records are confused due to the Georgian calendar reform in 1584), Legazpi and Sikatuna performed the now famous blood compact, probably not far from the modern town of Loay. This event is still celebrated in Bohol every year in June with the Sandugo ("One Blood") festival. The same ceremony was repeated three days later with Sigala.
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