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This branch shows dynamic tension by the pulling of the two branches away from the center. I like the natural setting of the bayou behind the photo as well. This photo is right out of my door in Pascagoula, and I love the simplicity that it provides while keeping that tension in the branches.
WB: cloudy
Team members from Dynamic Edge Consulting enjoyed Game Night!
Shout out to Jill, who cooked some delicious Kung Pao Chicken for the team... and congratulations to Jazelle, Mariela and Calvin for winning in the game of "Mafia!"
Oregon's dynamic backfield of Darron Thomas and LaMicheal James prior to the biggest game of their lives.
Pathmasri Dr.Kadri Gopalnath from India performs at Isai Perrarangu of Sri Raama Gaanaamirtham~Isai Velvi 2011.
Young Gopalnath once saw the saxophone being played in the Mysore PalaceMysore band set. Thrilled on hearing the vibrant tone of the saxophone, Gopalnath decided to master it. It took him nearly 20 years for him to conquer the complex western wind instrument and he was eventually crowned as the "Saxophone Chakravarthy". Padmasri Dr.Kadri Gopalnath has the distinction of being the first Carnatic musician to be invited in the BBC Promenade concert in 1994, in the Royal Albert Hall at London.
Here are three examples of the Top/Dynamic Navigation Bar:
Top Row: This is how the navigation bar looked during Passive Mode. In order to maintain focus on the Passive Ads being played during this mode, the screen was kept uncluttered, with only the Now! Guide (Main Menu) button displayed.
Middle Row: Version One - Initially, the Dynamic Navigation Bar was designed to display the three most common top level searches as registered by user touches. The idea here was to provide relevant information with fewer touches - without having to go back to the Main Menu.
Bottom Row: Version Two - After several months of user observation, the Dynamic Menu Bar was changed to include "breadcrumb trail" navigation, allowing users to go backwards. There were two reasons for this decision - 1) By maintaining the top three most common searches as persistent menu options, the system created an unfair advantage, giving additional weight to these options and making it virtually impossible for the order to re-balance. 2) The original "breadcrumb trail" on the left side looked too cluttered and menu choices were too close together, making it difficult for users (especially women with long fingernails) to select the item the desired choice.
These photos are meant to be viewed in order - if you have come from somewhere else, please start at the beginning.
gosh i love the tiffen low contrast filter, it makes my super contrasty voigtlander tasty like an old cron. the shadow is not dead black anymore. of course still need to shoot raw to fill some light in but it makes me happy shooting modern lens =)
The boys, hanging out before the shoot, waiting for Cookies.
(Zachary on the right, Henry on the left)
Daily Dog Challenge 961. "Au Naturel"
While dinner and a walk are the highlights of the boys day, the photo shoot ranks a close third.
They are always quite curious to see what the day's props are going to be, and love the Cookies they are paid.
Both will fuss if they feel they are being left out.
Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bzdogs.com