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A panorama I did of a recently-built swimming pool. This was a 12 shot combo from the back deck of the house. There are a few stitching flaws visible, but overall I'm pleased with the result.
The perspective changes are very interesting. For example, the whole thing is a rectangular area, but the front fence appears to be an arc, and the angle between the back wall and the right wall looks to be far wider than its true 90 degrees.
Not the same without Dominic - see here: www.flickr.com/photos/steventhompson38/2745806815/in/phot...
Rollei 35 (T)
Kodak gold 200 expired 13 years ago @ 100 iso
Tetenal Press Kit C41 Homedeveloped
EpsonV500
See the full post at: www.cooperspectivephoto.com
Today's action shot is from a friend's son's birthday pool party. I wanted to post an image of Jackson, since it was HIS birthday party after all... but this one had to go up because of the dynamic arrangement of several actions going on and pretty much sums up all the chaotic action that is a 7-year-old's birthday pool party ;) Annabel is the perfect little model. (Her last image from my blog won the al.com Alabama Spring Photo Contest) In the end, I had a really hard time choosing which to post considering all of the great watery action shots and our encounter with a considerably large snail. He was the slowest action I've captured so far... well aside from the shot I got of Tim reading ;) Shot with my Olympus sp350 inside the underwater housing. 1/800sec@f/4 ISO50 FL:8mm
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Boy did we have fun in the pool today, it was hot and she played in the mud for hours, then joined me in the wading pool, oh what fun...great memories!!
Introduced in November 2011 the Grand Prix Series provides our swimmers with an additional opportunity to race against high quality opposition, usually in long course format, at key periods of the competitive season.
The Meets are open to all swimmers throughout Scotland and entries are also be welcomed from across the UK and overseas. The series consists of three meets hosted in Inverness, Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Each meet will follow the same format with swimmers scoring points based on performance at each meet. The prize fund is £5,000 and will be earned by the leading swimmers across the series, with prizes for the best overall swimmers (male and female) and for individual categories. Meets may also be entered on an individual basis but swimmers must contest at least two of the three meets in order to be eligible for prize money.
A full programme of 50m, 100m, 200m and 400m events are swum together with Women's 800m and Men's 1500m Freestyle. 100 & 200m events have both A & B finals.
The North District Grand Prix is the Phase 2 Meet for selection onto the Scottish
Commonwealth Games swimming team.
Phase 2 will be used to select swimmers for any individual and relay events remaining
after Phase 1 and for relay alternates if required.