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Objective achieved.

For years I've had on my "to do" list getting to Vermilion, Ohio, on a sunny winter day when snow covers the ground. I finally pulled that off on the last day of February 2015. An eastbound coal train makes it way over the frozen Vermilion River.

My best so far. After playing with objectives for a few weeks I think it's starting to payoff.

 

This stack (number 5) was interesting. As I was clicking the 80 photos, for the Stack, I noticed a tiny (dust?) mite crawling inside the base of the Crickets right antenna. You can actually see where's he been eating. He must be absolutely minute. This is a female.

 

If it was a dust mite then a typical mite measures 0.25–0.3 millimetres (0.010–0.012 in) in length.

 

You can see the video here:

www.flickr.com/photos/krellphotography/15198857400/

 

Quite a lot of cleaning in Post for this one. Had tons of debris all over. See the 'before' photo.

 

Lomo (Russian) 3.7x 0.11 Objective

Ext Rings

Canon 550D

 

80 photos stacked

Chris Keenan VJ-ing for Lucy and the Caterpillar

celebration with the objective of promoting gender equality among the community members since the society is more of traditional one where the perception towards women needs great attention to accelerate development

 

On March 8, International Women’s Day celebrations began at 12°° am with EPCOU-GERMANY Chairman, Mr,Belayneh Wondafrash giving a brief overview of women’s rights, the history of the day, international laws regarding women’s rights. In addition, Mr.Belayneh highlighted the importance of education for women and community participation and explained, The important Role of Ethipian women´s in the Political,economic and Social Development of their Country.

The objective of this exhibition was to present 50 published numbers of a prominent arhictectural magazine in Croatia – Oris, at the event celebrating its 10 years of existance. The event-exhibition took place in a circular ˝Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts˝ building in Zagreb (Croatia) and it lasted one week.

 

50 magazine covers, printed using citylight technique on a clear foil and hung beneath a honeycomb-like glass dome and lit by natural light, made a spatial installation which - with light and transparent covers of ˝flying Oris˝, created a special visual experience. 50 of the actual published numbers of Oris were exhibited on the circular wall placed in plexiglass panels. Also, 7 different LCD screens with Nintendo controlers were part of the exhibition allowing the visitor to view an animated presentation of the magazine, as well as published books, symposioums and events organized by Oris.

 

Studio's art director Ante Rašić is one of the founders of the magazine and a member of the editorial board. From 1998-2008, alongside Oris, designers from Studio Rašić designed all accompanying publications for Arhitekst, for promotions and events such as: Days of Oris, exhibition Oris Idea, as well as capital projects such as the book Contemporary Croatian Architecture.

 

Design: Studio Rašić

Creative director: Ante Rašić

Designers: Ante Rašić, Marko Rašić

Fabrication: Studio Rašić

Photo: Damir Fabijanić, Studio Rašić archive

Client: Arhitekst

Year: 2008

Location (city, country): Barrel Galery - CAA, Zagreb, Croatia

Project Title: 10yearsOris50

 

Dr. Nurul Islam, Director, Bureau of Manpower, Employment & Training (BMET) Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas, shares his views on setting the vision and objectives of the regional consultation.

 

Photo credit: UN Women/Dylan Seedin

One of three objectives focused on at the Third Multi-Stakeholder Platform Meeting of the Global Agenda of Action in Support of Sustainable Livestock Sector Development co-hosted in Nairobi, Kenya, by ILRI, FAO and AU-IBAR, 22-24 Jan 2013 (photo credit: ILRI/Susan MacMillan).

I am using a Nikon 10x objective on a Raynox DCR-150 "tube lens" to achieve 10:1 magnification. This setup has an image circle that covers a full frame sensor.

Soldiers of the 8th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry from the 32nd "Red Arrow" Legion of the Green Army take up defensive positions around a captured enemy weapon while awaiting an engineering unit to take control before continuing with their mission.

Objective 3: Composition Techniques

1.Rule of Thirds: The paper role is one at least one of the spots where the lines meet.

 

2.Perspective and depth: You don’t really ever look at the side of a role of paper.

 

3.Fill the Frame: The role of paper fills most of the picture up.

 

4.Backgrounds: The background matches the picture because it is in the library and there are just people sitting at tables and working. I don’t think the background is distracting.

 

6. Pattern: The way that the paper is rolled up makes it a pattern because there is a bunch of rings

 

7. Texture: Also the way the paper is rolled up makes it look like there is a lot of texture.

 

Objective 4: Lighting (side, back, soft, hard, fill)

Types of lighting and how they contribute to the image:

Hard lighting because it was in the school and it was from right over head. I don’t really think it contributed because before I changed it to black and white the light looked yellow.

 

Objective 5: Post Production (resize, contrast, sharpening, and others you have done)

Corrections/adjustments made:

I resized it so I could put it on Flickr.

I used contrast, this was before I learned about the curves graph thing to change the contrast, so I used the contrast bar.

I sharped it, I just used the sharpening tool and fixed it up a bit.

I changed it to black and white and then I used the brush tool so that the blue paper would show through.

 

Objective 6: Critique

Analyze your photograph for strengths and areas for improvement (consider composition, lighting, exposure, overall feel, etc.)

 

Strength: I feel that my strength is the focus because I was able to get my background blurry.

 

Area for growth: I think I need to work on lighting.

  

Sol DeWitt's Objectivity.

At Leather Madness our objective is simple; it’s to create excellent Leather Jackets that will make you happy and our egos soar.

  

The operation of Leather Madness is to ship your item directly from our warehouse or factory. We are not involved in the retail aspect of the business. This works for us as we save time and money.

  

We at Leather Madness understand that this business is based on our customers’ satisfaction. We will strive to do our utmost from the time your order is processed until the item is delivered to you. In the rare and unfortunate event that your item does not meet your expectations, we will endeavor to rectify the situation promptly and as professionally as we can. This is our pledge to you.

  

Leather Madness is a small enough enterprise to take genuine pride in each and every leather product we do;yet we’re dynamic enough to take on projects of all sizes.

  

‘Bring it', as they say in those terrible films.

The Leica and Jaeger Le-Coultre Exhibition by Ming Thein. A personal guided tour by the artist himself. Visit his blog blog.mingthein.com

 

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The objective of the SPR program is to increase stability and security in Eastern and Southern Afghanistan by:

•facilitating efficient movement of goods and people;

•increasing access to government and social services, such as education and health care;

•decreasing ethnic divisions between regions;

•facilitating development of the agriculture sector;

•improving regional integration, security, and stability;

•facilitating trade;

•fostering interdependence between neighboring villages and provinces; and

•providing employment opportunities.

 

Enamel coated metallic surfaces are commonly used in household appliances because of their durability, resistance to corrosion and pleasing appearance. In the production of enamel coated sheet metal, one of the major objectives is a smooth surface with no blistering or bubbling. In order to achieve this objective, it was believed that the metal surface to be coated must be scrupulously clean and that pre-treatment to promote adhesion of the enamel coating to the metal (i.e. acid etching and flashing with nickel) was necessary.

 

Frits and processing techniques which eliminate the need for etching and flashing have been developed. Cleaning, however, was still required because in forming the metal to be coated, the metal surface is generally covered with an oil. Removal of such oil is necessary because oils pyrolyze at temperatures lower than the fusion temperature for the enamel-forming material and leave a carbonaceous residue on the metal surface. This residue detrimentally affects the surface characteristics of the coated metal by causing blistering and bubbling. This cleaning has generally been accomplished by chemical methods which require alkali and soap solutions for removing grease and dirt and acid solutions for removing oxidized metal. Such cleaning requires close control and the use of chemicals or energy.

 

Most of factories are using the following methods to do pretreatment for metal materials.

 

A.Degreasing and pickling- for small size products, steel products.

B.Oil firing and Pickling- for special products

C.Oil firing and abrasive blasting - for big size products, e.g. enamel reactor,

industrial pipe, cast iron products

 

Such cleaning requires close control and the use of chemicals or energy. Disposal problems as well as the labor and equipment required, necessarily increase production time and cost. It would therefore be advantageous to be able to eliminate the need for such cleaning pre-treatment in a manner which would not result in surface defects.

  

With the advent of new steels, new no nickel – no pickle (Liberty) ground coats have been commercialized. These enamels have been adapted to both wet and dry processes systems and have evolved into various two coat – one fire methodologies such as 2C-1F dry/dry, wet/dry and wet/wet which are now routinely practiced. The metal preparation processes have been able to shed the costly acid etching and nickel deposition stages. Some manufacturers utilize the traditional pickling systems and the “clean-only” process together. Again, labour and material usage has been reduced along with much lower effluents and pollution concerns. Equipment for metal preparation may be manual or automatic. With newer electronic controls systems, very efficient processing is possible.

  

Zhengzhong Enamel is the high technology enterprise located in Shijiazhuang, China. We are a leading manufacturer for producing enamel frits, enamel powder and relative products for over 30 years.

 

Our factory is ISO9001 and BSCI certificated. Due to strong technical force and working closely with the state research institutions and experts, it makes us outstanding in this industry. We own our laboratory and more than 300 enamel glaze formulas to fulfil the customer requirement. Our enamel is RoHS and REACH certificated, meeting the food grade testing requirement such as FDA, LFGB, DGCCRF, California Proposition 65 etc. We guarantee our quality!

 

We are selling our enamel glaze to the manufacturers in domestic market as well as exporting to oversea markets such as Vietnam, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Egypt, Greece , Russia, Ukraine, Africa, Italy, USA and other countries& regions. We are endeavoring to be the most professional manufacturer of enamel frits in China.

 

Zhengzhong Enamel Co.,Ltd

Shijiazhuang Zhengzhong Technology Co., Ltd

Tel: +86 20-3411 2597

Mob:+86-159 02024633

Mail: export@zztc.cn

Website: www.centerenamel.com

Factory Add: No.81 Hua An East Road, Zhengding, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, China

  

Simon looking across to the triangle on Aig. du Tacul.

Kenton Dashiell, DDG-Partnership & Capacity Building reading the workshop objectives at the first day, 12 April, 2016. Photo by IITA. (file name: _DSC0082).

Strategic Objective 4

SO4 booth

Atrium ground floor

23-27 March 2015

Another of popular request for Anxiety has been the need for some kind of way of sorting by task priority. This shot shows the new priority interface. Pretty simple; your top-priority tasks appear at the top of the list, and little indicators are displayed beside them (here, the top item has a "High" priority, the second has a "Medium" priority, the third has a "Low" priority, and subsequent items have no priority assigned to them).

 

This functionality will become available in the next update of Anxiety, which you can check for using the Check For Updates menu item under the application menu. Otherwise, Anxiety will automatically check for updates upon launching.

The Battalion Commander of the Georgia Army's National Guard's Decatur-Based, 170th Military Police Battalion, briefs her Soldiers and the Georgia State Patrol Captain on how they'll advance their mission in Stone Mountain, Ga., Aug. 15, 2020. The Guardsmen assisted the Georgia State Patrol in monitoring the status of the civil unrest and served as a support element for them in the streets.

 

U.S. Army National Guard Photos by: Sgt. Jeron Walker

Anxiety is a lightweight leopard-only to-do application that syncs with iCal and Mail. To download or read more, visit www.anxietyapp.com/

 

This shot shows the preferences window, which now splits its various options across three sections: General, Appearance and Updates. All the options described in the previous preferences window shot are still available.

A wounded battle-brother.

Photo #2

 

Objective 3: Composition Techniques – Use the guide on the website

 

2. Perspective and depth

This photo has a more low to the ground perspective. It’s close to the camera and allows some depth to it. The photo has depth in the camera’s lens and a bit in the background.

 

3. Fill the Frame

The camera takes up most of the frame but allows some of the back to appear allowing like I said before some depth to the photo. The camera is more to the right, yet fills must of that side of the frame.

 

7. Texture

The texture of the photo is you can see some of the rust of the plating and you can tell that the camera is old. Its cracked a bit at the lens.

  

Objective 4: Lighting (side, back, soft, hard, fill)

Types of lighting and how they contribute to the image:

Soft lighting.

 

Objective 5: Post Production (resize, contrast, sharpening, and others you have done)

Corrections/adjustments made:

The photo had the brightness and contrast changed and sharpened a bit around the lens.

 

Objective 6: Critique

Analyse your photograph for strengths and areas for improvement (consider composition, lighting, exposure, overall feel, etc.)

 

Strength:

The strength of this photo is, the camera itself. It has texture and depth to it.

 

Area for growth:

 

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Objectively viewed – the world through my lens

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The objective of the SPR program is to increase stability and security in Eastern and Southern Afghanistan by:

•facilitating efficient movement of goods and people;

•increasing access to government and social services, such as education and health care;

•decreasing ethnic divisions between regions;

•facilitating development of the agriculture sector;

•improving regional integration, security, and stability;

•facilitating trade;

•fostering interdependence between neighboring villages and provinces; and

•providing employment opportunities.

 

An Advanced Objective Individual Combat Weapon developed by the Azure Cross Order in 2044. Taking a note from H&K's XM29 project, the AOICW (Also known as the Azure Ogre) is a 7.62x45mm assault rifle partnered with a 40mm Tactical Nuclear Grenade Launcher. For those tough ground in mutants. It's reliability and efficiency have made it a favorite over the older AR-2017 HRUNTING models used by the A.C.O.

 

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