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Q: What's the difference between an Atlanta sidewalk (red arrow) and the Atlanta BeltLine (yellow arrow)?
A: About 12 inches of concrete.
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Atlanta (Reynoldstown), Georgia.
21 January 2018.
▶ More pix of Beltline Eastside: here.
▶ More pix of Beltline: here.
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Sport England cheque presentation to Make a Difference
(Cheque L-R) Mark Lancaster, MP Milton Keynes (left) and Libby Jones, Sport England (right).
The variety of terrain on The Big Island of Hawaii is crazy -- we drove from Hilo all the way around the east side of the island to our hotel just outside of Kona. The drive was definitely worth the time -- just to appreciate the vast differences between each area of the island.
We couldn't see this prominent rock outcrop just west of the parking lot at Mussel Rock when we first arrived. Fog. What a difference a few hours makes...
most events i attend in and around and associated with the bay area are all over flickr the next day. maybe it's just too early, but i'm a little disappointed. i didn't take any shots myself since we were standing on a porch with a bright light and there were street lights in the way. we could see the fireworks just fine, but it wouldn't have made for good photos.
i have a number of friends out on the playa this holiday but i'm on call and didn't have enough vacation time to go. i can't show you the pictures, but at least i can say *with certainty* our fireworks display was safer.
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1. I took these at 3 am. It's meant to portray how people see me and how I feel in actuality.
2. Key Element is Space
3. Key Principle is Movement
4. Basic edit, upped the contrast, edited out the wall texture
5. Infinite Depth
6. Direction of light is South, directly in front
7. Additional Notes: Self Timer is difficult to use.
The difference in stories made me lol. (Not the cropped on though :( )
What did the Post Office do???! :)
Back to the Dr. today; splint is gone. The joint is painful and pretty immobile, but I just need to grit my teeth and get to bending it so it'll loosen up. Glad to have use of it again.
What a difference an hour makes! Commencing shoveling at 8:23am and just before pulling out to go to work at 9:32am.
City Year Boston welcomed approximately 400 leaders, including attorneys from Boston’s top law firms, in-house counsels, and representatives from the legal services industry to learn about our service and see how they could make a difference to the students of Boston. Featured Speaker: Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey
Photo: Jonny Yao
If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you; that is the difference between a dog and man~Mark Twain
My Kowa Prominar 500mm f/5.6 always had some constrast issues in backlit scenes. I suspected that stray light bouncing off the rear tubes was part of the problem. The lens has an abnormally large image circle to support the 350mm field of view with the reducing adapter. The light from the extended image circle will strike the walls of the rear tubes and make their way to the sensor.
The first section of tube is right behind the rear element. The walls are blackened, but they lack any threading or baffles. I applied some self-adhesive flocking to this section as well as the bayonet mount.
The second section is in the picture above. The inside is threaded, but the threading wasn't done correctly. It needed to be cut deeper to minimize the surface area of the tops of the threads. It would have been even better if they used a coarser thread. Only the end of the tube got illuminated, so I only flocked that part. You can see how the flocking is so much darker than the threading. I also flocked the bayonet mount.
The last section is the EOS to Nikon Z mount adapter. I added flocking to the inside surfaces as well, but the effectiveness was not so great. The angle of incidence was too low for it to be much more effective than the threading.
The flocking made some difference, but it was less than I had hoped/
Sunnyvale, CA
Linocut on Canson Edition Paper (100 x 70 cm) and transparencies placed on an overhead projector; 2012
This linocut got honorable mantion on 12th Gielniak Graphic Arts Competition
Niamh came home with this cake from nursery today, to celebrate valentines day on Sunday.
This week has also been 'cake a difference' as part of the Bliss annual Kiss for Bliss fundraising appeal. We've made and sold cakes to try and raise funds to make a difference for babies born too soon, too small, too sick.
Bliss do fantastic work. Check out their website www.bliss.org.uk for more information, or to find out where to buy some yummy cakes and donate money to a great cause.
HPAD 12/02/10
You can tell the difference between male and female blue footed boobies as the male has more yellow in its iris. The males look like they have yellow eyes with a black pupil and the females look like they have black eyes with a yellow ring.
The Blue-footed Booby (Sula nebouxii) is a bird in the Sulidae family which comprises ten species of long-winged seabirds. The natural breeding habitat of the Blue-footed Booby is tropical and subtropical islands of the Pacific Ocean, most famously, the Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
The Blue-footed Booby is on average 81 cm (32 in) long and weighs 1.5 kg (3.3 lb), with the females slightly larger than the males. It has long pointed wings and a wedge shaped tail. They have strong, thick necks. The booby's eyes are placed on either side of their bill and oriented towards the front. They have excellent binocular vision. The Blue-footed Booby's eyes are yellow. The male has more yellow on its iris than the female. The Blue-footed Booby has permanently closed nostrils made for diving. They breathe through the corners of their mouths. Their feet range from a pale turquoise to a deep aquamarine. Males and younger birds have lighter feet than females do.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue-footed_Booby
Mating dance: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYmzdvMoUUA