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Richmond Castle had a Knights Tournament. As well as a handful of stalls showcasing various things, they had a tournament between 4 knights. Between the 1v1 tournament and the Grand Melee the Fool put on a show involving fire eating and "getting onto stilts in the most incompetent and convoluted way possible".
A long exposure of the street lights on Hanover Quay creates an artifact in the image, as if the lights are beaming off in to the night. A solitary star appears as a pinprick of grey.
10. April Fools 'Streiche, die komplett fehlten
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Ein weiterer 1. April ist vorbei, und das bedeutet eine weitere Runde von Witzen, Tricks und Hoaxes. In den letzten Jahren gut ausgeführt Streiche haben sich tatsächlich in leistungsstarke PR-Tools verwandelt. Unternehmen wissen, dass diese Mätzchen viral sind, da viele Outlets Features der be...
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The replacement lens for my Nikon isn’t here yet so I’m still stuck with fooling the idiot camera into doing what I want done.
The light was strange. It was overcast to the East but the sky was much clearer to the West and there was this big, white cloud overhead, providing a lot of fill light (as it were). I still wasn’t sure it was enough light to fill in the shadows so I wanted the flash on the camera to go off. It won’t do that in “Landscape” mode — which is exactly why I normally use it -- trying to keep the flash from going off when I’m taking (before) sunrise shots. So I had to try a bunch of different modes before I found one where the flash would go off in daylight. I think it wound up being “Nighttime Portrait” or something goofy like that.
Nikon L22
ISO 80 (Why?)
6.72mm (I’d guess about 28mm equivalent)
-1.3v (It tries to overexposure everything so I have to adjust the EV button on every shot.)
F3.1 (I call it an idiot camera for a reason.)
1/250th (Still an idiot camera)
Flash
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©Don Brown 2016
Photo from the UW Drama production "Fool for Love", the story of two battle-weary lovers meeting for a final conflict.
Directed by Catherine Seeback.
The production ran from February 3-6 and 10-13 in 1999 in n Studio 180, Hagey Hall at the University of Waterloo.
Ceramic artists from throughout the world apply to the annual Feats of Clay exhibit and only the most original, creative and technically daring are accepted.
This piece (entitled "Fool Me") is by Jeff Schwarz from Pittsburgh, PA.
The fool is my favorite tarot card. It's the only card from the major arcana that has survived to the modern card deck as the joker, and like the joker, he's a sort of wild card, having no locked down order in the deck.
Photo from the UW Drama production "Fool for Love", the story of two battle-weary lovers meeting for a final conflict.
Directed by Catherine Seeback.
The production ran from February 3-6 and 10-13 in 1999 in n Studio 180, Hagey Hall at the University of Waterloo.