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The Former Key System M/V Peralta rebuilt as the M/V Kalakala in Washington State after the 1933 fire at the Key system mole being scrapped at Concrete Technology Corporation yard in Tacoma, WA. by R. W. Rhine Demolition.
This BMC Probus was seen in London on 21st August, 2016, operating for M & M Coaches, High Wycombe. The registration gives away its ancestory with Village Green, Shobdon, whilst the livery is that of Cornish operator Tilleys.
M-43 3/4 ton 4x4 Dodge Ambulance Truck - Our Hospital was closed January, 1967 at CuChi and we began the move to Blackhorse, Xuan Loc, Vietnam. Our patients were transfered to the 12th Evac Hospital which had been constructed across the road from our area. You can see the 12th Evac Quonset Huts on the left side of the photograph. The Field Ambulance was from Company D, 25th Med Bn, 25th Inf Div.
Un año después vemos cómo las politicas del sistema han mejorado "claramente" la situación general y al que opine lo contrario, palo.
"M" is for mercy.
This entrance to one of the buildings on the campus of Duke University makes a decorative letter "M" for my alphabet shapes set.
Converted to black and white in Nik Silver Efex Pro.
"But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions -it is by grace you have been saved." (Ephesians 4:4-5)
I'm a pretty hardcore Lightroom user, but I figured I'd take a crack at processing photos with the latest version of Aperture. I really like the color tones and the amount of fine tune control I get. I'm also really digging the full-screen UI and adjustment HUD. No need to worry about which module I'm in. Tethered shooting is a *huge* plus.
However, overall performance isn't so hot on my 2-year-old MacBook. There's noticeable lag when I get deep into editing. Lightroom is way faster with the same types of processing. Also, in order to use the Dodge and Burn editing tools, Aperture creates a new TIFF or PSD. Lightroom just stacks adjustment brush edits on top of the master file. Considering how much I use adjustment brushes, this might be a deal-breaker.
I'll play around with it some more over the next few days and see how I feel. Right now, I'm kind of split on it.
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Muddy Waters said it best:
"I'm ready, ready's anybody can be,
I'm ready, ready's anybody can be,
Now I'm ready for you,
I hope you's ready for me"
And this guy is indeed ready, with 50 or 60 rounds in two magazines taped together. They are only .22s -- but there's a lot of them!
Don't know if this gentleman is a gangster or not but his choice of firepower earns him a place in the "Gangster Archives" set.
While this might be a couple of dudes on the prowl, it's just as likely this a mating pair spending some quality time in the pool.
Mute Swan
Cygnus olor
Shearness Pool
Bombay Hook
National Wildlife Refuge
Kent, County, Delaware, USA
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III
Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS Lens
M.Zuiko Digital 1.4x Teleconverter MC-14
11 June 2022
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1930 Classic Fantail, now restored and operating out of Victoria BC, Canada. (www.northwindvoyages.com)
Camera: Nikon D800E
Lens: Zeiss Distagon T* 35mm f/1.4
Filter: B+W UV
Tripod/Handheld: Handheld
Post-processing:
Nikon ViewNX 2
Do something creative every day | Part 31 | M&M's
Simple graphic. I thought about this while eating trail mix tonight.
I was very excited to see that the Benjamin Button movie poster that I submitted to the Minimal Movie Poster blog was featured today. I love that blog and feel great that they liked my work. You can see it here: Benjamin Button movie poster on Minimal Movie Posters.
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