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Quanto più ci innalziamo, tanto più piccoli sembriamo a quelli che non possono volare. Friedrich Nietzsche
Picked this piece up on the track leading to the Payrock lower level. This shot is hand held couldn't be bothered setting up the setup or the lighting..
One of the great things about working with artistic/creative people is that it makes for some rather interesting portraits.
This beautiful lady is Raima, one of the dancers with 'Hemingway's Havana', which appeared as part of The World Festival at St George's West, during the 2008 Edinburgh Fringe.
You can see some other shots of Raima, both from the show and from a studio session we did in my Hemingway's Havana set.
Level 3 Fashion
Photographer: Mark Chance
Model: Melissa Tongue on Purestorm
Styling: Loucas Parikos
Lighting: Mark Chance
Wardrobe: Graham Butler
The sea level continues to rise - so far it has been possible to build dikes and water barriers - and the former pavements have been replaced by large floating structures - all basements are filled with water. Damp and rot attack all buildings - the first old buildings have collapsed - when will entire districts collapse?
What does the 2008 financial crisis tell us about the future for financial markets and the macroeconomy? What are the implications for both monetary policy and financial regulation? What level of oversight is necessary to prevent future meltdowns, and how will that regulation affect markets and the economy? Three experts–Lars Peter Hansen, the David Rockefeller Distinguished Professor of Economics and Statistics at the University of Chicago; Jeremy Siegel, the Russell E. Palmer Professor of Finance at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and Neal Soss, the Chief Economist at Credit Suisse–addressed these questions and more for an audience of 150 at Credit Suisse in New York during a wide-ranging panel discussion on the ways that financial markets intersect with the lives of everyday citizens.
Read more at: bfi.uchicago.edu/events/ny2014-markets#sthash.2MhRVPWY.dpuf
February 2012 - Foxton Level Crossing: Cllr Susan van de Ven, Tina Hughes whose daughter Olivia Bazlinton was killed at Elsenham Level Crossing in 2005, and Sixth Formers Hattie McFadzean and Florence Clark who have helped raise awareness of a serious pedestrian safety problem at Foxton Level Crossing.
Winnipeg at night
Retina IIIc rangefinder, HP5+ developed in HC-110 dilution B for 5 minutes
F2.0 @ 1/2 sec
Part of my "Night Moves" series
Got the camera down low using the articulated screen for this worms eye view of the grass, rocks and lake. Taken at Pennington Flash, Leigh, Near Wigan.
CBC's infrared cameras can be used to check tank fill levels very quickly. Using our IR cameras eliminates your need to open lids, guess work, or send employees into potentially dangerous situations.
Friday, 12 August 2011
The 1915 Tralee - Cork crosses through the half-barrier level crossing at Newberry, near Mallow on the Mallow - Tralee railway line.
(c) Finbarr O'Neill
Black-winger Stilt at Catcott Lows Reserve - Somerset Levels.
Pity they wouldn't come closer to the hide!
Another European species trying to colonise Britain.
Manon van Kouswijk. From the opening of Below Sea Level - Jewellery from the Netherlands. Curated by Liesbeth den Besten at Gallery Format Oslo. Photo: André Gali
FINALLY got around to installing my 2.5" leveling kit from Rough Country. Easy install and smooth ride. Also installed and wired up a 28" light bar to fill the bumper gap... After the install and during the test drive, i stumbled upon this sweet spot!
Sitting still level = asian. Boy didn't move a muscle.
Shot with my Pentax ME Super with a SMC Takumar 135mm on Agfa APX 100, developed in Rodinal. 1:50, 14 mins
From the opening of Below Sea Level - Jewellery from the Netherlands. Curated by Liesbeth den Besten at Gallery Format Oslo. Photo: André Gali
Taken with the Olympus XA4 camera which I used in week 131 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
www.flickr.com/photos/tony_kemplen/collections/7215762311...
Rollei Retro 400S film developed in Rodinal 1:50 for 18mins at 22 degrees.
In order to promote women in sports and more specifically in the game of rugby union, the Samoan Rugby Union dedicated the Wales vs Samoa match on June 23 at Apia Park, Samoa to gender equality.
Children in orange shirts escorted both teams onto the field in and orange flags were handed out to the audience, building upon last year’s Manu Samoa vs Tonga match where players wore orange arm bands, and starred in a video promoting #OrangeDay – a day dedicated to ending violence against women and girls, and with UN Women’s support. Photo Credit: UN Women/AJ Asovale
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