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Not a very good image but a fun photograph ...l think! Taken across the road from my flat in Putney, London!
North Dakota National Guard 68th Troop Command Soldiers take part in a Regional Response Platform Six training mission in Bismarck, N.D., Saturday, April 6. The purpose of the training exercise is to ensure that the Soldiers are ready to respond in the event of a natural disaster. (Photo taken by Sgt. Sara Marchus, 116th Public Affairs Detachment)
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Rediagramming my old Leafhopper has turned into an excercise in drawing 3D-steps. Studying Hideo Komatsu's diagramming skills has been extremely helpful. Especially the use of shadows can be highly effective (if used modestly). I still cannot use photos to draw my 3D-steps. I know some of you do.
Early in the morning (5:30 am) people go to Hoan Kiem Lake and play football or practice some yoga/aerobics.
Working with the other emergency services in a joint excercise.
Some 30 vehicles from different emergency services took part in the day. The drive up the M3 was quite impressive.
Air Force Capt. Alec Swiaska (middle), from Novato, Calif., an air liaison officer with the Warrior Prep Center Det. 2, works with Airmen from the Czech Republic in a close air support exercise at the Joint Multi-National Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, March 8. Zwiaska demonstrated the use of the Blue Force Tracker system in coordinating close air support operations. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. David Turner, 214th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)
An excercise in Red.
Fuji Real 3D W3
Stereo cross-view. Apologies to those who prefer their image as anaglyph - this is never going to work in that format!
If you are not familiar with viewing stereo cross-view images, gently cross your eyes and the third image which appears centrally is the stereo view. See the link in my profile.
Pripyat is the ghost town more or less directly next to the desaster area ("Mandatory Extraction Zone"); 50,000 people used to live there. We were probably one of the last group to be allowed into the buildings; this will be forbidden starting February 2011.
Well, it's not so much an excercise in stitching as much as an excercise in trying to find more ways to waste my time.
This is actually 11 crappy low resolution cameraphone pictures stitched together. Went from 12 half-megapixel images to one 1.5 megapixel image with a super wide angle of view. (See what this looked like prior to stitching.)
Took me about an hour because I freehanded the shots and there are parellex errors all over the place.