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Biotech 201 explores a different topic in genetics and genomics research. Past special topics have included the human microbiome, cancer, neuro-degenerative, psychiatric and adult-onset disorders, and technologies used for research, diagnosis and treatments.
Experimented with different ASA - some not so good. This year we are celebrating 100 years of the TT races, with a spectacular line-up of current and past riders, and the machines that rode them to victory. Big names including Ian “Hutchy” Hutchinson, Tom and Ben Birchall, Alex George, Jim Redman and not forgetting our very own resident MC, Steve Plater.
National Guardsmen from nine different states practice shooting and skiing to prepare for the first race in the Western Regional National Guard Biathlon Competition Jan. 11. The event is being held in Casper, Wyoming, and is a qualifying tournament for the national National Guard Biathlon Competition later this year. (National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jimmy McGuire)
Sometimes you're just on your way there and they're already on their way back or you're on your way back and they're just on their way.
Some may prefer to take it slow. Some may walk alone. Some may choose to take a rest to witness others pass by. But whatever path we choose, one thing's for sure. We're all walking for life.
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I went to Luneta Park last Sunday with a special friend for a photowalk. We didn't have any concept in mind. With a lot of people and all being too conscious/unnatural when photographed, i decided to take pictures of patterns/textures using my 50mm f1.8 lens. This eventually led us to an inspiring concept.
We'll take photos of people's feet/legs while they were walking. Different people, doing different activities. A different perspective on photographing people. it was probably my most enjoyable photowalk. People were curious with what we were doing. Since we didn't have to look at the viewfinder whenever taking pictures, i did not feel much tired.
Anyway, i hope you enjoy this series. I'll post a picture on how we took pictures if you guys are interested. Hehe. Have a great weekend everyone! :)
I wanted to try portraiture more--my work has been mostly aviation for a few months now...it's time to get back into a more subtle realm.
Jiji looks puzzled as she sees different pictures of herself in the "The Art of Kiki's Delivery Service" book.
A different route today when we took our dog, Ruby out for a walk.... We headed to the end of Hackensall Road and through the woods via the footpath behind the houses on the left of the road. Some lovely bluebells were spotted as well as a number of fallen trees.
Well... I definitely didn't like the other eyes in her... I switched them out for a pair of Mako's 18mm eyes (AM-015). Instant improvement!
Also thought I'd try a blond look on her... Not sure about that...
This wig is lovely, from Luts, and I actually have two like it, as I really loved the fibre colours in it. But, I'm thinking that since I have two, maybe I should cut one shorter, for a more shoulder-length, sassy look... I think Masha is capable for some sass... hmm...
Anyway... Weekend's almost over, and it's back to work tomorrow. Dollie timez had to happen...
The Empire State Building had a "special lighting" for Valentine's Day this year, which included it changing into all different patterns and shades
Les différentes photos que j'ai prises durant la Japan Expo Sud 2016, qui s'est tenue à Marseille du 19 au 21 février, au Parc Chanot :D.
Generally, I use dark bold acrylic paint colors but wanted to try a more watercolor look. I used Derwent inktense pencils for the background
The female has a much different appearance and like her male counterpart, can be very difficult to spot. I was lucky to notice her first, trying to sneak across the road some distance from where I was observing other birds. By the time I got to the crossing point, she was in the grass, fast melting into the scenery…
Next, Mr Coqui crossed the road in pursuit of his better half. To locate her, he got onto a small anthill and in a surprisingly subdued voice uttered his two-note call. Unlike other francolin and spurfowl, the song of this smallest of South African francolins is often not the first clue that they are around.
They are wide-spread, but, in South Africa, mostly confined to Transvaal and Natal.
Taking a break from Paris pics.
In the beginning of June, NY and I did a photoshoot at Niagara on the Lake. The image from that shoot was different from my previous "image" on flickr...
NY was very professional, giving me lots of direction and guidance to poses, setting up the shots, etc. He made me work quite hard, getting me to explore my boundaries and restrictions. The result... judge for yourself!
Model : My Father ♥
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Partially exposed to sunlight after film ejection.
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High Park, Toronto
May 2011
Polaroid SX-70
Impossible Project's PX-70 Push
The first TEDxNileStree Event held on the 9th of November 2013 with the theme "A Different View". Organized by Mujtaba Musa, photos credits: Omer Awad photography
The River Thames was very high and over the pavement. This Heron was not at all bothered with loads of people just feet away taking his photograph. they are nesting in the trees on the island. Only two nests at the moment. Years previously there were loads. I think they are down river towards Kew Gardens. Saw loads on the river banks on different occasions