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The Clemson University Tigers take on the Louisville Cardinals in Memorial Stadium, Nov. 3, 2018. The Tigers won 77-16. (Photo by Ken Scar)
Playing around with single exposure HDRs again. I wanted to bring the sky and flag colour out a little more from the flat original shot. I'm not sure if I like the end result or not, it's looks a little garish.
Cleaning up the Auto-Upload folder. May be some duplicates from previous posts. Oh well, I guess I will get to enjoy them again. Hope you do too.
(from a plaque at the base of the flag pole)
What flag is flying today?
Vermont and Kentucky were admitted into the Union as states fourteen and fifteen in the years 1791 and 1792. It was not until 1795 though, that they were properly added to the national flag with both an additional star and stripe. For the next 23 years, a fifteen star/fifteen stripe flag, the one flying over Fort Moultrie today, served as the United States national flag. By 1818 five additional states had been admitted into the Union. The unpopular idea of adding five more stripes caused Congress to pass legislation returning the number of stripes back to thirteen and, from then on, adding only an additional star for the newly admitted state.
In commemoration of the current Fort Moultrie being officially opened on December 19, 1809, we fly the fifteen star/fifteen stripe US flag today.
Soldiers from the 3d United States Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) participate in “Flags In”, where a flag is planted in each grave marker in Arlington National Cemetery, Va., May 21st, 2015. Over 1,000 Soldiers from the Old Guard took part in planting more then 228,000 flags in honor of those whose final resting place is Arlington National Cemetery. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Cody W. Torkelson)
The British flags flying with the French tricolor are because Queen Elizabeth was on a state visit to France
Flags of the Nations ,English Bay Vancouver, unfortunately no wind , still just playing around with filters and my new Canon.
A view of the flag poles near the left lower entrance at the Burlington Center Mall. The flag poles are unused next to the vacant entrance at the left lower level of the former Macy's at the Burlington Town Center Mall.
Burlington Center Mall in Burlington, New Jersey opened in 1982. It had three original anchors Sears which is still open. JCPenney which closed in 2014. And finally, Strawbridge and Clothiers which was bought out by Macy's in 2006. Macy's later closed in 2010.