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Hoofer Sailing Seminar on chartering a cruising sailboat by Bill Burns and Dived Jeter.
6:33 PM on February 17
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM | ¹⁄₁₆₀ sec at f/3.2 at ISO 2500
© 2010 Mark Gillespie | File: 2A_100217_002
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O presidente da Cooplantio, Daltro Benvenuti (C) durante coletiva de imprensa no 26ª Seminário Cooplantio - O produtor como diferencial no Agronegócio, que acontece de 20 a 22 de junho, no hotel Serrano, em Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul. FOTO: Jefferson Bernardes/Preview.com
I run up here several times a month and nearly everything hits the trash bin. I had a great time this morning though so I thought I'd just put it up for my own edification
The armory of the Styrian rural towns in the Herrengasse in Graz has put into its cubes with the year 1480, as it is not only about the edification of the 'image of God', but also about a weapons depot. From this weapon depot of the country estates nobility waffle can buy or borrow.
©KandyZone | KanchuKa Samarakoon | Editing, reproducing and re-using the images for commercial purpose or otherwise, without permission of KandyZone, are strictly prohibited and considered as intended copyright infringement Vibrato 2016 - Sachith Peiris live in concert with Iraj, Randhir, Tehan and Mayora organized by the Rotaract Club of Neptune Edification.
Children with barred owl held by educator from Blackland Prairie Raptor Center, Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center, Cedar Hill, Texas, USA.
"Colors of Time". Patchwork of wall coverings span decades in the IOOF Hall in Bodie State Historic Park.
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These mansions, located at no. 45 of Paseo de Montejo, by 45 and 43, are twin constructions with French Renaissance features. They are the work of European architect M. Umbdenstock and their construction was carried out under the supervision of engineer Manuel Cantón Ramos, who was also in charge of the edification of Palacio Cantón, where the Regional Museum of Anthropology and History is located.
Photos taken for reference in needlework I'm doing for the 500 year anniversary of the Chapel Dedication.
I'm putting them here for edification of the rest of the aficionados of misericords as well.
MIDDLEBURY, VT (August 31, 2010) - A student square dance on Forest Quad during the 2010 Orientation week, Middlebury College, Vermont. (Photo © 2010 Brett Simison)
These mansions, located at no. 45 of Paseo de Montejo, by 45 and 43, are twin constructions with French Renaissance features. They are the work of European architect M. Umbdenstock and their construction was carried out under the supervision of engineer Manuel Cantón Ramos, who was also in charge of the edification of Palacio Cantón, where the Regional Museum of Anthropology and History is located.
Photos taken for reference in needlework I'm doing for the 500 year anniversary of the Chapel Dedication.
I'm putting them here for edification of the rest of the aficionados of misericords as well.
MIDDLEBURY, VT (August 31, 2010) - Students and Faculty meet to discuss the book "Tortilla Curtain" during the 2010 Orientation week, Middlebury College, Vermont. (Photo © 2010 Brett Simison)
Image © Susan Candelario / SDC Photography, All Rights Reserved. The image is protected by U.S. and International copyright laws, and is not to be downloaded or reproduced in any way without written permission.
If you would like to license this image for any purpose, please visit my site and contact me with any questions you may have. Please visit Susan Candelario artists website to purchase Prints Thank You.
Pete Mooney tales the tale of his West to East passage across the Atlantic Ocean at the Hoofers' Sailing Seminar.
7:21 PM on February 03
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM | ¹⁄₃₀ sec at f/2.8 at ISO 2500
© 2010 Mark Gillespie | File: 2A_100203_026
1000 mètres de la base au sommet.
La paroi neuve suite aux éboulements récents est nettement visible.
Primeiro palestrante do 26ª Seminário Cooplantio - O produtor como diferencial no Agronegócio, que acontece de 20 a 22 de junho, no hotel Serrano, em Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul. FOTO: Jefferson Bernardes/Preview.com
Le projet d'édifier une mosquée à la Réunion date du début des années 1890. Il est le fait de commerçants originaires du Gujarat arrivés dans l'île deux ou trois décennies auparavant en provenance notamment de Surat. Le 20 avril 1892, six d'entre eux (agissant au nom d'environ 120 autres) acquièrent un immeuble au 111, rue du Grand-Chemin, devenue depuis rue du Maréchal-Leclerc. Il servira de lieu de culte informel pendant dix ans. En 1897, le gouverneur Beauchamp autorise l'édification d'une mosquée à cette adresse. Financée par une caisse alimentée par une somme forfaitaire prélevée sur les bénéfices des commerçants impliqués, sa construction selon les plans d'un ingénieur indien dure sept ans. Inaugurée le 28 novembre 1905, soit 21 ans avant celle de Paris, sa façade principale fait 15 mètres de long et la salle de prière peut contenir 150 fidèles. En 1960, des travaux d'agrandissement sont entrepris après acquisition d'une parcelle mitoyenne. Le nouveau bâtiment, inauguré le 3 août 1962, est partiellement ravagé par un incendie probablement déclenché par un court-circuit à l'étage d'un local commercial voisin le 12 octobre 1974. La façade en bois brûle complètement. La communauté musulmane de Saint-Denis se mobilise à nouveau pour financer de nouveaux travaux. Doté d'une façade commerciale longue de 38 mètres de long, le nouveau bâtiment est livré en 1979. La photo ci-dessus le représente donc peu de temps après son ouverture.
The project to build a mosque in Reunion dates from the early 1890s. It is the work of traders from Gujarat who arrived on the island two or three decades ago from Surat. On April 20, 1892, six of them (acting on behalf of about 120 others) acquired a building at 111, rue du Grand-Chemin, which had since become rue du Maréchal-Leclerc. It will serve as an informal place of worship for ten years. In 1897, Governor Beauchamp authorized the construction of a mosque at this address. Funded by a fund fed by a lump sum levied on the profits of traders involved, its construction according to the plans of an Indian engineer lasts seven years. Inaugurated on November 28, 1905, 21 years before that of Paris, its main facade is 15 meters long and the prayer room can hold 150 people. In 1960, expansion works are undertaken after acquisition of a semi-detached plot. The new building, inaugurated on August 3, 1962, is partially ravaged by a fire probably triggered by a short circuit on the floor of a nearby commercial space on October 12, 1974. The wooden facade burns completely. The Muslim community of Saint-Denis is mobilizing again to finance new work. With a commercial facade of 38 meters long, the new building is delivered in 1979. The photo above represents it not much time after its opening.
[Photo prise avec un Nikon FG-20]
©KandyZone | KanchuKa Samarakoon | Editing, reproducing and re-using the images for commercial purpose or otherwise, without permission of KandyZone, are strictly prohibited and considered as intended copyright infringement Vibrato 2016 - Sachith Peiris live in concert with Iraj, Randhir, Tehan and Mayora organized by the Rotaract Club of Neptune Edification.
Photos taken for reference in needlework I'm doing for the 500 year anniversary of the Chapel Dedication.
I'm putting them here for edification of the rest of the aficionados of misericords as well.
MIDDLEBURY, VT (August 31, 2010) - A student square dance on Forest Quad during the 2010 Orientation week, Middlebury College, Vermont. (Photo © 2010 Brett Simison)
Photos taken for reference in needlework I'm doing for the 500 year anniversary of the Chapel Dedication.
I'm putting them here for edification of the rest of the aficionados of misericords as well.
Arguably, the chapel is the site of the first use of the thistle to represent Scottish royalty.
Feeding birds generates volunteer sunflowers. You'd think they'd all be similar sunflowers, but it's pretty clear that the birdseed providers just sell us whatever seeds they can get. By summer's end we have tall and short sunflowers, large- and small-faced sunflowers, impressive and nondescript sunflowers.
This one grew in a planter, and the planter's (ray-like) spikes in the background somehow managed to survive until January (of last year). All in all, I rather like the effect.
This could be considered a daily-photo outtake, too, since it came from the 1/6/2012 folder. The photograph doesn't really work as monochrome, but I rather like it with color. So I offer it here for your edification. Whatever.
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This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps.
Photos taken for reference in needlework I'm doing for the 500 year anniversary of the Chapel Dedication.
I'm putting them here for edification of the rest of the aficionados of misericords as well.
MIDDLEBURY, VT (August 31, 2010) - A student square dance on Forest Quad during the 2010 Orientation week, Middlebury College, Vermont. (Photo © 2010 Brett Simison)
This confronted me in the newspaper. So instead of pretty spring flowers or coffee shops views, I offer this for reflection and edification and where warranted ACTION.
"Self Edification and the Tree Sparrows"
My continuing effort to actually LEARN how to take proper pictures without using all the technology available to me. I've been trying to get some decent shots of sparrows for some time now, and finally came across a flock (a cloud? a menagerie? a cluster?) of these tree swallows in a frenzy over a small pond.
All shots with my OM non-digital 300/4.5 /E-520 body.
+2.5 Ev (more or less) at 1200-1600 and iso 100.
Image © Susan Candelario / SDC Photography, All Rights Reserved. The image is protected by U.S. and International copyright laws, and is not to be downloaded or reproduced in any way without written permission.
If you would like to license this image for any purpose, please visit my site and contact me with any questions you may have. Please visit Susan Candelario artists website to purchase Prints Thank You.