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Test shot with Sony Alpha NEX 7 + Carl Zeiss 24mm Sonnar f/1.8. San Francisco Bay area.
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4/1/2012 update: For anyone interested in the image quality from this camera/lens, I have uploaded the full 24MP version of the image at 90% JPEG quality, with no noise reduction filtering or sharpening applied.
Stephen and Marla are taking a picture of themselves, while shooting as the camera moving at same time
due to a hot hot summer in copenhagen and heavy construction work in the building where our studio is at it´s been a tough time recording the last weeks. We have been working on a new mini-album that wil be released in late fall or beginning of 2007 depending on how late we are... When the mini-album is finished we will take a well derserved summer break from the recordings and then return to finish the album in the fall.
It was nearly dark when I snapped this HDR set of the stopped train. I like it because of how the headlights really light up the frame work of the bridge.
At Waterloo. I noticed it after I'd already started putting the Oyster card down, so I had to lean back over and take a photo unseen, which is why there's a bit of me in there.
But fans were not dampened
Megan Moroney, despite the delay because of lightning in the middle of her set, and Tyler Hubbard lit up the Bobcat stage at the York State Fair on Friday night, drawing in hordes of enthusiastic fans. The dynamic duo both put on a captivating performance that had the crowd jumping to their feet and singing along to every song. With their spirited tunes and magnetic stage presence, Moroney and Hubbard delivered an unforgettable concert experience that left everyone wanting more. The York State Fair proved to be the perfect setting for this electric show, providing a lively and energetic atmosphere that perfectly complemented the high-octane performance.
LockedIN Magazine photographer Rick "Beetle" Bailey of @bbphotographer58 and @MyMidAtlantic was at the fairgrounds to keep our fans #LockedIN.
Take a moment to #StayActive with #LockedINMagazine and ask yourself #RuLockedIN
DeLay in his element, making big music for a big crowd at the 2006 Waterfront Blues Festival, flanked by John Mazzocco (left) and Peter Dammann.
Farewell to a Buddha of the blues
Photo: Ross William Hamilton/The Oregonian
Gawain Kripke
Director, Policy and Research
Oxfam America
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This is in the Chaosmos II exhibition in View Two Gallery as part of the Liverpool Independents Biennial. Its a collaboration between Megan Chapman and Steve Heaton. I doubt the names mean much to you, save that Megan is someone I've been sharing photos with and talking to on and off for a while elsewhere on the net. She mentioned a few weeks back that she had this piece in the Biennial and today I got a chance to go and see it.
The whole exhibition's really cool. But this made it special for me because its by someone I know, albeit only virtually.
More here - meganchapman.blogspot.com/
"Oh, flew in from Miami Beach B.O.A.C.
Didn't get to bed last night
On the way the paper bag was on my knee
Man I had a dreadful flight"
I'm out of here for the next 2 weeks - headed on my Eastern European tour - Moscow, Kharkov and Kiev. Hopefully I'll have some interesting photographs. I'll also get to see my wife for the first time in 3 weeks. One on hand, it seems like it's gone by so fast. On the other, it seems like months since I've seen her.
So, for my last photo posting for a bit, I present the Pgh International Airport, a Smoke-free facility, and what it looks like while they fix your airplane.
You arrive at Antwerp Central station and see your train leaves from Antwerp Berchem. You decide to catch the one to Gent - which stops at Berchem - but when this train supposed to leave suddenly +10 pops up. I've been waiting up to 20 minutes in the station, I could've walked to Berchem instead...
NMBS keeps on sucking on a daily base. Especially the connection Antwerp-Brussels is the worst of the worst. When I start to complain, they ignore me. When I start to shout they call security. They even warned me they would ban me from the station if I continued to shout at them.
100% of the trains I caught this week were delayed with at least 15 minutes. Summed up this makes 2h30 hours of delay this week on top of 15hours train time. This makes I'm spending 17h30 hours per week commuting. That's more than two business days, which is about 2.000 euro cost-to-company.