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Photographs from the first annual Double Duty Classic at US Cellular Field July 7, 2008. The game and panel forum was a tribute to the East and West All Star teams from the Negro Leagues. High school players from throughout the Midwest were invited to participate. Included in attendance were Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sharon Robinson (Jackie's daughter), Hall of Famer Frank Robinson, White Sox GM Ken Williams and many former Negro League players.
After taking down camp we set out on a pretty strenuous hike through the Devil’s Garden Trail. We passed by Landscape Arch, took a little scenic detour – aka got lost – and finally found our way to our target: Double O. Anyways, hiking is about the journey not the destination.
Tomorrow I’ll put up the infamous Delicate Arch and the tribulations suffered to achieve it.
See full size and complete blog entry @ worldmap.ws/gallery/2011/arches/
This male Double-striped Bluet was perched low and very close to the edge of the lake. The thin paired shoulder stripes are diagnostic.
This is a very small bluet at about an inch in length. This was my first photo of one.
September 11, 2010. Lake Shenandoah, Rockingham County, Virginia.
D1015 backs on to 40145 at Birmingham International on the “East Lancs Champion” railtour 0520 Crewe to Penzance on Saturday 15th May 2010.
Faint double rainbow, couldn't really see it until I did a little processing, did use a polarizing filter
A double exposure of two seprate images of me. I like having the timber pole in the foreground and background and the effect on my hand in the bottom right, think the print went a bit funny on my left face though. Still I was young and learning the ropes.
N.B. The original photo's was taken by Luke Marsden and developed by me.
I tried making a version of this wallpaper using lighter colours but I couldn’t make up my mind about which colour would go best. So I decided to go with the dark colour version of it (as usual…). For some reason I just love dark wallpapers.
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Amberique Bean (Strophostyles helvola) with a double blossom and mature bean pod, and mature bean pod.
These cormorants were keeping an eye on the sky just like the puffins were, given the presence of a bald eagle that might be interested in eating one. What was in fact flying over them, I believe, a common murre, another citizen of Duck Rock.
Please view full screen to appreciate the details.
Photographs from the first annual Double Duty Classic at US Cellular Field July 7, 2008. The game and panel forum was a tribute to the East and West All Star teams from the Negro Leagues. High school players from throughout the Midwest were invited to participate. Included in attendance were Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sharon Robinson (Jackie's daughter), Hall of Famer Frank Robinson, White Sox GM Ken Williams and many former Negro League players.
that's what I get for taking it through a double-glazed window
-- damnit, i can see a third sun now!
A photo about midnight upon arrival at the Hotel Danieli. This is the main room of our double lagoon view room. There is a dressing room and a marble bathroom as well, with a hallway connecting them. Two of the three ceiling height windows open to balconies over the lagoon. (Sorry for my poor GIMP editing skills.)
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One of my suit mates, Brandon, is a numismatist, which apparently means that he collects coins. He has hundred of coins in his collection and always carries around a special half dollar his grandfather left him before he passed on. Today he asked me if I could get a closeup of this penny he suspected to be a double die. This means that it was struck twice and will have a 'stereo punched' effect. Since I don't have a macro lens I went to my backup solution. I put my 75-300 on and focused it to ~105mm, then I put my 50mmƒ1.4 and focused it to infinity. Once that was lined up I put the penny in the front and moved it back and forth to find a good focus on the subject. The depth of field was something like 1-2mm with this setup. I used live view-remote shooting to get a razor sharp image. here are some links that are related that you may find interesting.
Numismitist:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numismatics
Double Die:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doubled_die
Macro setup without a macro lens: