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the local compound in Senegal

19cm x 28cm / 7.5" x 11" / watercolor on paper / 2008

 

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19cm x 28cm / 7.5" x 11" / watercolor on paper / 2008

 

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Taking part in the loco cavalcade at the Stockton & Darlington Anniversary - 31.8.75.

The O2 peninsular, London.

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The Talk Urbex European Invasion Tour 2011. Too many locations, too many miles and too many mosquito's!!!!!

The compound eye of a carpenter ant. Hornsby Bend, Austin, Texas, USA.

 

19cm x 28cm / 7.5" x 11" / watercolor on paper / 2008

 

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An array of vehicles from Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service and South Central Ambulance Service Hazardous Area Response Team parked up in an emergency vehicle holding area in Windsor, Berkshire for the 2018 Royal Wedding. Vehicles include a OFRS Detection Identification and Monitoring unit, MX56 NHG and OFRS Mitsubishi l200 Warrior, OU12 CNY. Also present is a SCAS Volvo V70 Authorities paramedic officer vehicle, HT15 LOJ and 5 HART vans, including Mercedes Sprinter WX67 ECE and an Iveco Daily.

of a female chaser dragonfly

 

19cm x 28cm / 7.5" x 11" / watercolor on paper / 2008

 

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Midland Compound 1000 prepares to pilot 5690 Leander back to Guide Bridge with the Mancunian October 1978, seen at York

Following the raid on the Bin Ladin compound, 13 bricks variously stamped with an “A,” “M,” or “S” were retrieved from a pile of building materials next to the main house. Agency officials presented the first brick to former CIA Director Leon Panetta and this brick to the CIA Museum.

I didn't take a separate photo of the 3F but did take one of the compound No 41173 stored in St Andrews Yard at Derby. I had always liked the Compounds as in the early 50s had many rides behind them between Leeds and Morecambe visiting relatives in the days before we had a family car.

 

Built at Vulcan Foundry Works No 3846 and new in November 1925 she was withdrawn in February 1959 from 17A Derby and scrapped by A. Loom at Spondon in August 1961.

  

A photograph posted before and now re-scanned and the original deleted. Copyright © Keith Long - All rights reserved.

Photo Ref No 1961 03 26 008

 

Arthropod eyes are called compound eyes because they are made up of repeating units, the ommatidia, each of which functions as a separate visual receptor.

 

Each ommatidium consists of a lens (the front surface of which makes up a single facet) a transparent crystalline cone light-sensitive visual cells arranged in a radial pattern like the sections of an orange pigment cells which separate the ommatidium from its neighbors.

 

The pigment cells ensure that only light entering the ommatidium parallel (or almost so) to its long axis reaches the visual cells and triggers nerve impulses. Thus each ommatidium is pointed at just a single area in space and contributes information about only one small area in the field of view.

 

There may be thousands of ommatidia in a compound eye with their facets spread over most of the surface of a hemisphere. (The photo, courtesy Carolina Biological Supply Company, shows the compound eye of Drosophila melanogaster.)

 

The composite of all their responses is a mosaic image — a pattern of light and dark dots rather like the halftone illustrations in a newspaper or magazine. And just as in those media, the finer the pattern of dots, the better the quality of the image.

 

Grasshopper eyes, with relatively few ommatidia must produce a coarse, grainy image. The honeybee and dragonfly have many more ommatidia and a corresponding improvement in their ability to discriminate ("resolve") detail. Even so, the resolving ability of the honeybee eye is poor in comparison with that of most vertebrate eyes and only 1/60 as good as that of the human eye; that is, two objects that we could distinguish between at 60 feet could only be discriminated by the bee at a distance of one foot.

April 14, 2009

Artex Compound, Malabon

It's a while since I uploaded one of my bug shots, so here's one from this year's summer archives! :)

 

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Issaquah WA, Issaquah Depot Museum, Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EF 100mm Macro f /2.8L

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Midland Compound 1000 backs into the locomotive stabling area at Darlington on Sunday 31 August, 1975, after the Cavalcade, in a scene reminiscent of the 1960's.

Tech. Sgt. Russell Hunt of the Georgia Air National Guard's 116th Civil Engineering Squadron, headquartered at Robins Air Force Base, applies drywall joint compound during the renovation of the Double Hogan building at St. Michaels Association for Special Education, Window Rock, Ariz., June 8, 2011. Hunt and more than 40 members of his squadron deployed to the Navajo Nation as a part of the Department of Defense Innovative Readiness Training program.

 

(U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Roger Parsons/Released)

Shot at the San Diego Air & Space Museum's annex at Gillespie Field in El Cajon, CA.

 

Model: Bailey

  

2 NRM treasures - 'Hardwicke' and 'Midland Compound' pair up with a Hellifield-Carnforth special at Gargrave, 24th April 1976. Zenith B, Pentacon 135mm pre-set lens, K64.

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Neotibicen dorsatus, the bush cicada or grand western cicada

camouflage compound hunting bow with arrow

Focus stack of 4 images taken with a reverse prime at f/8

In Southern California, even TV compounds have hotrods running around in them. This is the Verizon IndyCar Series TV compound in Long Beach, CA for the Grand Prix.

 

This year marks the 40th Grand Prix of Long Beach...the longest-running major street race in the US.

A studio stack of 190 images

focus step 0.0025mm

stackshot rail

zerene stacker

nikon D810

mitutoyo 10x/0.28 microscope objective on a nikon 200mm f4 lens

25mm extension tube

Multi layer photography

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