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My attempt at editing an image by Natasha Klein as shown in a screencast at chromasia.com.
Unrotated version, see other version for weird edit.
Acadia was designed in Canada for the Hydrographic Survey of Canada and built by Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson at Newcastle-on-Tyne in England. She was launched in May 1913 and made her first voyage in July 1913.
Using CSS Animations to try out ideas for a new project. Looks like they can do just what I need! No need for a complex video program, just type the code into a text editor and view it in a browser.
Also delighted to find my favourite new video editing program HitFilm Express can do "Instagram square" videos!
CSS Performing @ ATP - 2009 - Weekend Two - The Breeders. For reviews of previous ATP events please visit www.thursdaysrags.com.
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CSS guitarist Ana Rezende came out about 20 minutes or so before the show started. I thought she was a roadie or something.
Acadia was designed in Canada for the Hydrographic Survey of Canada and built by Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson at Newcastle-on-Tyne in England. Named after Acadia, the early colonial name for Atlantic Canada, she was launched in May 1913 and was commissioned that July upon her first voyage using the prefix CSS, which stands for "Canadian Survey Ship." She saw extensive use prior to 1917 surveying the waters along Canada's Atlantic coast, including tidal charting and depth soundings for various ports. Her first two seasons were spent in Hudson Bay, along with the first Canadian surveys of notorious Sable Island. In her first year she rescued the crew of a steamship crushed by ice in Hudson Bay, the first of many rescues the rugged steamship would make. Among her more enduring work was a survey of the Bay of Fundy which became her longest assignment prior to entering military service.