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Thursday, March 10, 2022
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Crews from Grimsby Fire, Niagara EMS, and Niagara Regional Police responded to Beamer Falls Conservation Area on the Bruce Trail for a report of a patient who had fallen a significant height over the edge of the escarpment. The patient was located by emergency workers, who repelled over the side of the escarpment, where they were unfortunately pronounced deceased. Police continue to investigate.
Thursday, March 10, 2022
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Crews from Grimsby Fire, Niagara EMS, and Niagara Regional Police responded to Beamer Falls Conservation Area on the Bruce Trail for a report of a patient who had fallen a significant height over the edge of the escarpment. The patient was located by emergency workers, who repelled over the side of the escarpment, where they were unfortunately pronounced deceased. Police continue to investigate.
1/250th | f/4 | 24mm | ISO1250
Ready The Messenger at Stubb's Austin.
March 25, 2011.
580exii @ 1/4 shot into "back" wall (behind band)
Charleston, West Virginia elevated skyline view (during Autumn), with hills and the Kanawha River included in the view.
Rhonda Jack, ChE PhD Student, creates a cancer cell detection device in the NCRC on the North Campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI on January 20, 2017.
Tumor cells are released from tumors and are believed to enable cancers to spread to other areas of the body. Jack's device will aid in the capturing of these cells in order to help doctors diagnose cancers more precisely and treat them more effectively.
Photo: Joseph Xu/Multimedia Content Producer, University of Michigan - College of Engineering
Nilton Renno, Professor of Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering, speaks to students, staff, and faculty of the CLASP Department at the launch viewing party of CYGNSS in the Space Research Building on North Campus of the University of Michigan on December 12, 2016.
CYGNSS is a constellation of eight small satellites designed by researchers at the University of Michigan that will help study the relationship between ocean surface properties, most atmosphere thermodynamics, radiation and convective dynamics codetermine how a tropical cyclone forms and whether or not it will strengthen.
Photo: Joseph Xu / www.josephxu.com
Shot from a rooftop with my camera phone, this amatuerish photo details various cliques and crowds on a Saturday Afternoon. Location: Enfield Town
Ken Snodgrass speaks at 2017 FIRST Robotics Kickoff for the Michigan Engineering Zone (MEZ) at the Detroit School of Arts Ford Auditorium in Detroit, MI on January 7, 2017.
The MEZ is an innovative space where Detroit students acquire knowledge and tools to propel themselves in higher education and careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The FIRST Robotics teams of Detroit high schools stand center stage at the MEZ.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
This is the skyline for central axis of the Beijing Inner City from Di'anmen Street to the Drum Tower.
Man Ice Climbing in Mountains. Ice climber follows a climb up a mountain gully swinging ice tools with look of determination. Captured as a 14-bit Raw file. Edited in ProPhoto RGB color space.
(L-R) Hosts Dan Kwartler and Ashley Kolaya speak at TED-Ed Weekend - November 17, 2018, TED HQ, New York, NY. Photo: Ryan Lash / TED
Portrait of a friend.
Mamiya 645 AFD with ZD digital back. 1/125" @ f/8, 80mm f/2.8 lens. ISO 50, WB flash.
Custom B&W conversion in Capture One, slight cleanup and sharpening in Photoshop.
Strobist info: Profoto pack with 2 heads in medium Chimeras about 5' to left and right of, and behind subject at about f/8 (not sure how much of the pack's power I was using, since it was a rental and I don't honestly know what it was rated for, but when I switched the display from f-stops to w/s, it said it was about 60w/s, which I'm guessing is very near the bottom of the range); Photogenic PL1500R in 5' octobox about 15 feet back from subject and to camera right, and about 7 feet high, at 1/2 power for nearly-on-axis fill (and to make that nice, big catchlight).