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This is how I position my hands when I hold them out in front of my body and it is the position of my hands on the "tri-spoon"
FORT STEWART, Ga. September 24, 2015 – Sergeant Sampson Anderson of Battery C, 1st Battalion, 118th Field Artillery Regiment ground-guides a tactical-vehicle as it tows an M777 155 mm howitzer into position. The 118th FA is undergoing annual training through 30 September. Georgia Army National Guard photo by Capt. William Carraway / released
37510, 37087 'Keighley and Worth railway' and WCRC 37706 head up Hatton bank with the Cambrian coast express positioning train from London Euston-Preston.
Kom Ombo is home to one of Egypt's most picturesque ruins, the Temple of the crocodile-god Sobek and Haroeris (Horus the Elder). The temple was built during the Ptolemaic dynasty in c180-47 BC in an elevated position overlooking the Nile, giving the site one of the most attractive of locations amongst Egypt's ancient monuments.
The temple is unique in being dedicated as a twin sanctuary to two patron gods, southern half belonged to the crocodile-headed Sobek (or Sobk) and the northern half to the falcon-headed Haroeris. The twin shrine is often referred to simply as the Temple of Sobek owing to the fame of the crocodile cult here, where live crocodiles were once kept as living embodiments of the god and to whom offerings were made. Several of these crocodiles can still be seen in mummified form in the small museum that was recently built adjacent to the site (alas no photography allowed in the museum).
The structure is less complete and more ruinous than many of the best known Egyptian temples, but this does at least make it a more picturesque, photography friendly site than some. The main core of the temple is fairly well preserved with the columns (with richly carved capitals) of the hypostyle hall and successive chambers and sanctuaries still standing at full height. The main courtyard is partially preseved but the original main facade with its pylon towers and gates has long since tumbled into the Nile as a result of erosion caused by the site's proximity to the river.
One of the most rewarding aspects of the temple is its relief decoration, with figures of the exotic, animal-headed deities and kings in unusually high relief (for Egyptian art) on every wall and pillar.
Frustratingly our arrival here had been delayed by the lengthy return from our morning excursion, thus we only managed to catch the temple in rapidly dwindling light. Conditions became quite limiting, though to see the structure illuminated in the darkness was a bonus.
For more on this fascinating temple see below:-
Here is another odd sleeping position. Ozzy seems to be slabbed out on and off his doggy bed. It cracks me up when I see this. There was barely any light in the room, so I had to shoot at this ridiculously high ISO and I think the Sony did damn well for it.
Sony NEX 5
ISO 12,800
Helicopter extraction of Dutch marines after a raid on enemy positions.
Dutch Marines of 11 Raiding Squadron raid enemy positions at Cincu Training Area, Romania. During Noble Jump 2017 they conduct an air assault with American Chinook transport helicopters and get fire support from US Apache attack helicopters. After the firefight is won, they take prisoners and execute a medevac for one of their wounded comrades.
Credit: Corpoal Jasper Verolme
Mediacentrum Defensie
Info: MCD@mindef.nl
Food trailers with Big Rock Amusements being positioned for the fair. I was at the fairgrounds setting up a booth for work. Since my wife was at work that evening, I chose to walk the midway to see the rides being set up.
Members of the Brigade staff watch as the Corps of Cadets takes the Plain during the Alumni Exercise and Review on Tuesday, May 19, 2009, at the United States Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. (Photo by Master Sgt. Dean Welch/DComm)
whole: the image occupies the majority, with the title and text separate and positioned in the centre and lower centre, in
black, held within a white area, outlined by a light blue border. Further text box is positioned in the lower right, in black and orange,
held within a white area, outlined by a light blue border. The YMCA emblem is integrated and positioned in the lower left. All held within
a narrow grey border and set against a white background.
image: a full-length depiction of a crowd of British ex-service men, some of whom are disabled. Two men in the foreground stand with
crutches, whilst another has had part of his right arm amputated. Smoking factory chimneys are positioned in the background
right.
text: DON'T PITY A DISABLED MAN -
FIND HIM A JOB
Phone REGENT 4030
THE RED TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU for Ex-service Men 102 DEAN ST. W.1.
or your local Employment Exchange
Abben
Y.M.C.A.
www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/10
Catalogue number:
Art.IWM PST 13211
Department:
Art and Popular Design
Place made:
Great Britain
Subject period:
First World War
Materials:
Support: paper
medium: lithograph
Dimensions:
Support: Height 762 mm, Width 514 mm
Mount: Height 779 mm, Width 516 mm
Alternative names:
object name: Poster
object category: Poster
Creator:
Abben (Undefined)
Young Men's Christian Association [YMCA] (publisher/sponsor)
The Red Triangle Employment Bureau for Ex-Service Men (publisher/sponsor)
Category:
posters
:
IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUMS
Image size: 2,360 x 3,508 pixels
IWM Non-Commercial Licence www.iwm.org.uk/corporate/privacy-copyright/licence.
Statutory rights and exceptions apply, under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
From the bottom,
Scale, (and my RFP Contractor): One inch from last "t" to first bar code line.
GPS location recorder: Sony GPS-SC1KA GPS unit.
USB Accelerometer: Gulf Coast data concepts ACLR8R, records vibration and positional change in three axis.
USB travel cable.
The white GPS recorder needs to acquire a minimum of three antenna links to the GeoSat constellation. This works outside, in most of the world, well. Cell phones are more sensitive through walls, but still provide an accurate indicator of signal penetration.
It will record up to 24 hours on a single AA battery, and the battery is loaded on the left.
On the right is the lanyard attachment. It is raised away from the body like a bumper as dual purpose for protecting the USB cover as well. The Thumb notch raises cover for reset and access to the female mini USB port - as on MP3 players and/or cell-phone.
This view is of the bottom. At the battery end on the other side are LED function indicators, surrounding the only key - power.
At the narrow end of the blue USB Accelerometer is the removable protective cover of the male USB A connector, like a USB flash drive. There are no outside controls and LED indicators operate visually behind the translucent blue case. The case must be opened to access the Flash Drive chip, normally left in place, and to change the AA battery - remove the screw (which can be longer to attach it to monitored equipment) and then the case will hinge open from the lanyard end. The AA battery lasts a week and collects data until the battery dies. My modification was inspired by dollar store cheap blinky toys - I melted a hole in the case, just above the +positive terminal, and inserted an insulating scrap piece of plastic, holding the contacts apart until it is removed, completing the circuit. On the lanyard end - a braided loop suitable as both handle and carbiner attachment I fashioned from light-weight cotton twine so it won't affect the data collection.
A spring coil of travel USB cable. www.gcdataconcepts.com/ also supplied (and not shown:) a pocket screwdriver (identical to standard convention imprint spiff.) and a small, clear travel case with room for the micro SD chip next to the included MicroSD adapter. The packing slip accompanied the last inclusion - a strip of paper reading "Thank you for purchasing this USB-accelerometer. All documantation and software is contained on the device. Plug it in and enjoy! Visualizaton software requires Java-1.6 or newer to use. if you have question contact tech_support@... You can visit www.gcdataconcepts.com/support to get the latest software.
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PictionID:41554822 - Title:Consolidated PBY-5 bow twin-gun position Dec42 80-G-266659 - Catalog:16_000598 - Filename:16_000598.tif - - - - - Image from the Ray Wagner Collection. Ray Wagner was Archivist at the San Diego Air and Space Museum for several years and is an author of several books on aviation --- ---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Me mis à l'abri d'une timide pluie fine sous l'entrée du palais de Tokyo. Des skaters refluèrent de l'esplanade en contrebas et poursuivirent leurs figures. L'averse ne dura pas. Ils restèrent. Moi aussi. J'avais mon appareil en bandoulière.
First part of first exercise in Strobist's "Lighting 102-class"
8 pictures illuminated by one flash at 0-180 degrees angle from camera.
Camera is placed about 6 feet from the head which is placed about 5 feet away from the white bakground.
Gear:
Canon 5d Mk II @ ISO:100 Shutter: 1/200
EF 100mm 2.8 Macro @ f/8
Profoto D4 4800 @ 4.0
Prohead with zoom reflector @ 7
Learning continues. Here's the execution of the Lighting 102: 1.2 - Position | Distance exercise. The point here is to experience how light-to-objects-distance ratios interact with the light falloff. The distance between object and the wall was around 70cm. The pictures show situations when the light source (bare flash) is within 100, 120, 220, 320 and 420cm from the wall respectively, from left to right. Note that the smaller the distance between the objects in the scene in comparison to the distance from the light source, the more evenly the objects appear to be illuminated. Bringing the light source closer allows more selective illumination.
I did my best to keep the lighting and photo angles consistent, but due to claustrophobic nature of the "studio" and the lack of tripod, this was somewhat difficult. The exposure was adjusted with respect to the middle of the lower edge of the lampshade.
I took advantage of the set-up and as a side exercise practised the work-flow with the ColorChecker and DNG profiles for correction of the camera response in Lightroom. In all pictures, a profile created based on the last of them (guess why...) was applied.
[Update] Acutally I'm not too happy with the execution of this exercise - I didn't keep the lighting angle constant, which affects the distribution of shadows. I plan to repeat it before proceeding...
During NATO exercise Noble Jump 2017, Spanish, British and Romanian forces participated in a training exercise. In the scenario, an infantry company advanced until being engaged by an enemy force from several defensive positions. Once fired upon, the infantry disembarked and attacked with support from their vehicles heavy weapons.
The Spanish provided the attacking infantry company while the Romanians played the opposing forces.
I stood here in this position for almost 30 minutes taking in the view over Llangorse lake in Brecon. The mountains just to the right of the hut are Pen-y-fan and Cribyn (Brecon beacons), it was a toss up between climbing that mountain for 40 minutes or use that time to stay warm in the car beside the lake... yep the car was too much of a good offer. Actually there was a low cloud base at the top of the peak as i drove passed which would have ruined the whole journey (still present on the peak). I had to act like a big kid and see how far around this Jetty i could walk before i touched into the water.
Tech Specs
Nikon D90
Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm
Exposure @1.6 Seconds
Aperture f/18
ISO @ 200
The deck for the Sliver is moved into position over the hull.
This 62-foot strip-planked day sailor was designed by the renowned designer Robert Perry for a client here in the Pacific Northwest. www.perryboat.com/
Bob Perry has been very pleased with the School's progress on the boat, and has remarked more than once that he feels we are doing a superlative job on the construction.
The boat was built on molds cut by Turn Point Design in Port Townsend. turnpointdesign.com/
The hull is western red cedar sheathed in 24-ounce fiberglass. WEST System products have been used throughout the project. www.westsystem.com/ss/
The Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding is located in Port Hadlock WA, on the Olympic Peninsula, and is a private, accredited non-profit vocational school.
Our mission is to teach and preserve the fine art of wooden boatbuilding and traditional maritime crafts.
You can find us on the web at www.nwboatschool.org .
You can reach us via e-mail at info@nwboatschool.org or by calling us at 360-385-4948.
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The first fmc hoof chute that is a side tipper with sliding gate and aluminium race. All fully galvanised and supplemented with aluminium gates boxes and trays etc.This model has been made with 240v hydraulic power pack with the option of upgrading to 24 Volt at a later date . There is a area in the centre of the crush which can be used for batteries / storage at a later date. The boom has 110/240v site sockets for angle grinders heat guns and LED lights that we have provided with the crush.Under the bed of the crush on the mud guard we have included a tray for holding knives derm paste bandages etc for ease of "at hand".
Bicycling for ladies : with hints as to the art of wheeling, advice to beginners, dress, care of the bicycle, mechanics, training, exercise, etc., etc. / by Maria E. Ward. Published 1896.
Photograph by Alice Austen. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Austen
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