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Update: I am sorry to report that Dimples didn't make it through the night. He got worse and worse all day yesterday, getting weaker and weaker. Finally around 1:30 am he passed. We were right by his side the whole time, I'm not sure how aware he was of his surroundings but I hope we may it a little easier for him. He had had a very hard life on the streets and had survived untold hardship. I wish he could have had more time but I hope what little time he spent here made up for some of his neglected years.
Dimples may have heart disease, he's been getting lethargic and not eating well lately so we took him to the vet, who x-rayed him. He thinks his heart is giving him trouble so we're trying him out on heart medication. The more pressing concern is him not eating, we're hoping that if the meds work he will feel better and want to eat. Until then, I'm syringe feeding him, of which neither of us is a fan.
Dimples have been a part of golf ball design for over a 100 years. The dimples help a golf ball fly longer and with more back spin. Most golf balls have a symmetrical dimple pattern consisting of 200 to 300 dimples. Golf balls with asymmetrical dimple patterns and varied dimple depths were designed in the 1970's significantly improving the straight flight of a golf ball but were quickly banned by the USGA. Canon 7D, 1/250 sec @ f/5.6, ISO 800, 100mm macro, 3 - LED litepanels.
My chin muscle creates deep dimples when I pull it down. Only very few people have such a thing and is a specialty for me. Anyone who has such dimples can contact me and send me pictures / videos ;)
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On account of the misty weather we went home via an old favourite of ours. Did something different with the macro and took some familiar buildings in the fog for comparison.
My 5th or 6th visit to this place - some things are getting taken over by nature, kids wrecking it further or metal thieves have been here since the last time.
This little lady was found years ago at a yard sale for a quarter....I fell in love with her at first sight......her eyes move back and worth and she says Momma
Many of the icebergs in the calm water channels close to the Antarctic Peninsula show this amazing surface texturing...
Shot details:
Software : Adobe Lightroom 3.2 Beta
Camera Model : Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Shooting Mode : Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed ) : 1/640
Av( Aperture Value ) : 11.0
Metering Mode : Evaluative Metering
Exposure Compensation : LR Adjusted
ISO Speed : 400
Lens : EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Focal Length : 82.0 mm
White Balance Mode : Auto
AF Mode : One-Shot AF
Drive Mode : Single shooting