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川崎 T-4 中等練習機 戦技研究仕様
Kawasaki T-4 Tariner Aircraft Specification for Aerobatic
航空自衛隊 航空教育集団 第4航空団 飛行群 第11飛行隊「ブルーインパルス」 / 松島基地
JASDF Air Training Command, 4th Air Wing, Flight Group, 11th Squadron "Blue Impulse" / Matsushima Air Base
2017年12月1日 新田原飛行場（航空自衛隊 新田原基地）にて撮影
December 1, 2017 at Nyutabaru Airfield (JASDF Nyutabaru Air Base), RJFN
Tools, Collaboration, and Conway's Law: how to choose and use tools effectively for Continuous Delivery and DevOps
A continuous picture of the S-curve. I wanted to create a horror-esque black-and-white picture that nature can create when corrected.
This picture was mostly fixed up in post-production in LightRoom. I decrease the saturation to a point where almost all of the picture's color is gone. I cropped the picture to decrease some of the background and frame it better.
Continuous sunflower scene card using Lawn Fawn Stamps and Prismacolor pencils Additional details on blog. (1 of 2).
Irrawaddy Cruise Bagan to Mandalay, Myanmar
A soothing river cruise from sunrise (Bagan) to sunset (Mandalay) on the Irrawaddy River.
A blind continuous line drawing.
A ridiculous, but good workshop we did in class.
Drew our reflections in a long mirror in front of us, including each other and the surroundings.. but our books were under the table so we couldn't see as we drew. :)
Historic St. John's Church is among the oldest houses of worship in continuous use in the Middletown Valley. The congregation was first organized in the years between the French and Indian and Revolutionary War periods by German and Swiss Lutherans at "Jerusalem," an early settlement located northwest of present-day Myersville. Records document the congregation's activity as early at 1774. In 1790, the Lutherans withdrew from Jerusalem to an area which became known as Church Hill and erected a log church. This building served the congregation until 1830 when work commenced on the present stone church. Built in vernacular style, St. John's Church is constructed of native stone with ranks of windows situated above and below the galleries which line three sides of its interior. The building remains remarkably well-preserved, the only exterior alterations being the addition of the belfry in 1895 and stained glass windows in 1925.
The interior of St. John's Church displays the elegant, simplistic design of the original building. The galleries are steeply pitched with narrow wooden pews placed in four rows. On the ground level, the pews are arranged with two aisles leading to the chancel. Originally, the chancel was dominated by a high central pulpit, but this was altered in 1898 to include a choir loft behind the pulpit and again in the twentieth century to its present configuration, with a central altar flanked by the pulpit and lectern.
You can see hard corals (like the brain coral) and soft corals (such as sea fans) in this continuous reef. This long coral structure runs parallel to the shoreline.
Journeys
An extensive project, which has continuous substance in my life, is Journeys. It is a subject that branches out in numerous directions and can incorporate an extensive range of ideas, focuses, and ways in which to tackle the subject. To brainstorm this subject, one would need a canvas of a colossal size. So I have pruned these branches in order for a condensed version. And frankly, I don’t want to write an essay about it, and you definitely don’t want to read it.
So I will introduce the first set:
Walkways
It’s probably a lot simpler if bullet point my thoughts and motivations for this set as it combines a variety of aspects fused together into a singular visual narrative. And this way I won’t babble on while trying to cleverly connect everything in an intelligent sounding short article/worded structure/arrangement
1. Firstly, this exhibits physical journeys one can take, but during this time, and through the scenarios listed below, one will naturally experience a journey of the mind and emotions as well.
2. I’m definitely not alone when I say I like to travel, explore, and go on an adventure. This represents that passion and showcases a few places I have ventured… whether it’s travelling abroad or just exploring a new way of getting to the train station.
3. You may notice there are a few photos of the same location (albeit at different time of the year). The path is the same, but for me, it’s always a different journey. Whenever I start any journey I am still heading into the unknown future. I also find that on these initially routine and somewhat mundane journeys, life can throw a surprise twist of direction… experience has told me that is usually due to the people you meet, and whose path crosses and sometimes becomes entwined with your own.
4. I have walked the same path as many, but of course our journeys vary, and sometimes immensely. Being witness to others’ journeys can bring perspective to my own. A mixture of sympathy, empathy, and envy can proceed to take place all from the same place.
5. Some of these locations exhibited are extremely famous, while others, while not as well known, are also filled with history and incidents that will never be forgotten. It’s humbling to be in that position where my journey easily transcends my physicality and journeys much deeper within. It brings a lot of thought and feeling into focus.
6. Simply: Every journey starts with that first step. This set portrays that step.
Shown half way through weaving a square using the continuous weave method. (I'm left-handed so I'm going in the opposite direction.)
JANUARY 10TH --
I'll be honest, I rushed this photo. I couldn't think of a theme or a photo to capture for the whole night. That's what I love about this 365 project - it really drives you to the edge of your creativity. What's to be remembered is that you aren't always going to get a masterpiece (especially in this case). But then again, why settle for mediocrity?
So, some of you might ask me, "What's it about?".
Clearly, it seems like nothing more than a badly composed, black and white pile of photography books that I borrowed from the local library.
However, there's a deeper message to be learned from herein.
Photography is not something that can be rushed, nor is it something that can be learned in a day, a year, or even 10 years. One doesn't simply turn professional after shooting a banquet.
I strive to continuously learn through internet videos, blogs, books and classes. This 365 project is another method of learning.
In conclusion, whenever you start in photography or if you get stuck further down the road, just remember this: you'll always learn something new.
PS. No copyright intended for the authors, producers, printing companies, etc. of the books included in the photos. HOWEVER, I definitely urge people to read them, as the authors are excellent teachers.
Simple continuous shutter low speed and normal shutter speeds mixed.
I put them here so I can view them from my Apple TV on the UHD Television in high resolution.
All handheld and hopefully braced properly even for low shutter speeds.
The lens is NOT stabilized.
A colony of house sparrows lives outside my mothers house. They call to each other continuously and love breadcrumbs.
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