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Massachusetts Army National Guard Soldiers from C Co., 1st Battalion, 182nd Infantry assault Objective Tarantula through a smoke screen in a four-day, company combined arms live-fire exercise conducted at Peason Ridge, La., Friday, July 15, 2016.
The live fire exercise is completed in three phases: training exercise, company exercise and live fire, and challenges the commander to simultaneously complete two separate objectives while maintaining command and control of the battlefield.
The Massachusetts infantrymen joined more than 5,000 Soldiers from other state Army National Guard units, active Army and Army Reserve troops as part of the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team task force. The Soldiers will hone their skills and practice integrating combat operations ranging from infantry troops engaging in close combat with the enemy to artillery and air strikes, July 9-30, 2016. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Harley Jelis)
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.
Comments, suggestions, constuctive criticism, etm. are all appreciated.
Digitally available - ....and only your hairdresser will know the difference!! Curls, keratin and color.... what do you think?
Title of photo: Photo #3
Objective 2: Creative Exposure
The camera mode (P, Tv, Av, M) and why I chose it: f stop used and why:
shutter speed used and why:
ISO used and why:
Exposure compensation and why it was used:
Focal length and why:
Objective 3: Elements and Principles of Design
The principles of design demonstrated (describe the use):
Emphasis: The focal point is a little ways down the tree trunk in this photo. The focal point is clear, while the background is blurry and out of focus.
Movement: The leading lines in the photo lead your eyes down the tree.
Balance: There is asymmetric balance in this photo. The positive space in the photo balances out the negative space on either side of the tree trunk.
Repetition/Pattern: The repeating branches lead your eye down the tree.
Contrast: The light spots on the photo are on the tree of the snow, and the darker spots are towards the front and back of the tree. This creates interesting parts of the photo.
Unity: The branches fit with the tree and the ground. There is a sense of balance in the photo creating harmony and unity.
The elements of design demonstrated (describe the use):
Line: All of the branches on the tree trunk make many different lines in the photo. There is also a leading line that leads your eye down the tree.
Colour: The darker colours in the photo create a darker, deeper feel to the photo.
Texture: The side lighting creates a rougher looking texture on the tree, giving the photo a darker feel.
Space: There is positive and negative space in the photo, The positive space and negative space balance each other out so there is not too much of each.
Shape: The different lines in the photo create different geometric shapes, the main one being the tree trunk that looks like a rectangle. There are also triangles within the photo being created by the branches. The shape in the photo leads the eye around the picture, creating an interesting photo.
Form: The white bright snow brings out the cylindrical figure the tree trunk forms.
Objective 4: Lighting
Type of lighting and why: There is side lighting in this photo because the sun was to the side of the camera.
Objective 5: Post Production (ex. dust/spot removal, resize, contrast, white balance, sharpening, borders, etc.)
Corrections/adjustments made AND/OR techniques applied:
-Added contrast and exposure
-Sharpened photo
-Added some black and white to photo
Objective 6: Critique
Analyse your photograph for strengths and areas for improvement:
The background of my photo had some noise to it because the ISO was too high.
Objective 7: Photographic Styles (ex. portrait, landscape, etc.) – Explain why the settings and composition are appropriate for the style of photography. (How did you create the shot?) You do NOT need to do Objective 2 if you are handing in this objective.
Type/style of photography: Landscape
The camera mode (P, Tv, Av, M):Av
f stop used: f/5.6
shutter speed used: 1/2500sec
ISO used:1600
Exposure compensation:0
Focal length: 51mm
This user interaction diagram shows how internal developer would use the website to accomplish his objectives.
It was one of the trip's objectives. We knew they were small, and yet every time I remember Yams pointing at this little (<1cm) nudi I have a blowingmind lapse. I'm amazed and really happy we had found them.
For this I used an accented edges filter. +I think this filter works nicely with the photo itself. -It dies make the bottom background more blurry, but that might work to enhance the subject also. 20/20
CO3
Zoom objective: 40x/0.65
Focus Stacked with Zerene Stacker DMap
Cross Polarized Light
YouTube video showing the series of images used to focus stack:
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 add task sheet, which is revealed when the user clicks the tick button in the top-right-hand-corner of the list window. Here, you can specify the title of the task you want to add, along with selecting an iCal calendar to add the task into. After filling in the title field, selecting a calendar and hitting the Add button, the sheet is dismissed and the list window smooth-resizes to accommodate the new item. Meanwhile, the small calendar icon with the plus symbol is in fact a button, which lets you create a new calendar from within Anxiety, which you can then select to organize your tasks into.
With soaking wet boots and a desire to drink beer, we made our way out of Cascade Canyon, and began the trek back to our campsite (almost directly across the lake in this shot) without the help of the ferry this time!
This is tartaric acid crystallized from water and viewed under crossed polarizers with a lambda plate.
Photographed using a AO Spencer 42 polarizing microscope (petrographic) using a lambda wave plate. The Sony NEX 5n was connected to the microscope using a Leica MIKAS microscope adapter with a 2/3X reducer and a 10X eyepiece. The objective was an AO Spencer 10X.
The 2 logs and 6 giant rocks were torpedoes and charges to blow up the bridge to prevent the zombies from crossing into Marin. George Lucas can thank us later.
Solar Spectrum during total eclipse, Objective Mounted Diffraction Grating, OMD EM5, 150mm, iso200. Taken through aircraft window which caused significant distortion. Helium was first discovered on the Sun from the prominent Helium line indicated. The green Coronal band (label Iron 13) was initially considerecd to represent a new element (Coroninum) but was later identified as Iron thirteen times ionised at 1.5 X10^6 K - establishing the high temperature of the Solar Corona which is still being explained and conjectured about. Image taken on board Umbracept 2015 flight from Denmark via Faroe Is. over Nth Atlantic (DAT MD83 Aircraft in FIFA colours!)