possible photos on Flickr

Kimmies with Cannons (also Bonnie) by Robert

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Possible contender for Compositionally Challenged Week 14 Know Your Camera, if it's eligible.

The idea is to use a camera setting / feature you hardly ever use, I've gone for the big cheat they call focus bracketing.

Just for good measure I went with a lens I hardly ever use, the 24-105mm which I've been very critical of in the past - I think it lacks character, and the images it produces are just a bit... meh.

What we have here is a stack of 65 images merged in Photoshop - and as per the rules of the challenge, no other editing at all.

I've posted the first and last images too.

What's impressed me here is the lack of shifting between the images, you can see from the border there isn't much in it.

Maybe I'm coming around to this focus stacking malarky, and that boring lens 😋

Possible Aptostichus chemehuevi by Alice Abela

Kelso Dunes, San Bernardino County, California

possible Syngonium sp. by Oriolus84

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An unidentified plant, probably a mature specimen of Syngonium sp., growing along the fence in my backyard, with interesting red fruit on long stalks. Any further help with identification gratefully appreciated. (Townsville, Australia)

Speakers by NIHF

Partridge by watercolorbydawn

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Possible Christmas card?

Stands by NIHF

Bramble of prickly pear by Melissa (*meems77*)

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I took a lot of window shots on Thursday's adventure, and this is one. Most of the others are dark like this one, but I don't really mind.

possible crack/pip by tmaryso43

05-30-13

Possible heliport @ Realia building by Javier Ortega Figueiral

Possible pratincole? by Martina/Saphine

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Possible Studio Space by Aaron Van Dike

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Looking toward the back. The studio space, obviously. Needs alot of work, but very do-able.

Anything is Possible by Magic Pea

Stands by NIHF

Possible RPG tail by Nick /

On the route down from Mount Longdon there is a demolition or burning ground. I can only assume this was where excess captured Argentine ammunition was burnt to make it safe. What remains are tantalising clues to the weapons used in the battle to recapture the Falkland Islands.

we, the invisibles by USC School of Dramatic Arts

possible by Laura Sorrells

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You darkness from which I come,

I love you more than all the fires

that fence out the world,

for the fire makes a circle

for everyone

so that no one sees you anymore.

But darkness holds it all:

the shape and the flame,

the animal and myself,

how it holds them,

all powers, all sight--

and it is possible: its great strength

is breaking into my body,

I have faith in the night.

-----Rainer Maria Rilke

trans. David Whyte

Possible Former Little Chef - Acle by Oliver Hyam

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we, the invisibles by USC School of Dramatic Arts

Possible lunch? by Gary King

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Mother eagle telling parent gull to get lost or it will be next on their lunch menu.

I didn't think it was possible... by laurensh

I didn't think it was possible to love #BobsBurgers more, but then this happened. #quiltyascharged #fartsfartsfartsfartsfartsfartsfarts

47 Likes on Instagram

9 Comments on Instagram:

catwithfins: my fave show. Tina is my spirit animal.

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Possible Distraction by Andrew Sax

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It's a good thing the BNSF stack held off for an extra couple seconds. I wanted a clean and uninterrupted picture of the NS 8025.

~Lisle, IL

6/27/13

Restaurant Possible IMG_1690 by Lewis and Clark Community College

Students work with Ashley Jones during the College for Kids class Restaurant Possible to have a real-life opportunity to explore a culinary career. Photo by Jessie Regot, L&C Media Services Intern

Possible house of gunman by Huw James

Cornwall is possibly the quietest and most isolated county in England. 8 friends and myself, all aged 18, went on a holiday to Seaton, Cornwall. Whilst travelling to cornwall little did we realise that they'd be a hunt for a possible gunman. To our surprise on the journey to Seaton, a small village near Looe, a tweet showed that police were looking for a gunman... of course we thought nothing of it... despite the fact that widegate (the most vulnerable area) was only 4 miles away.

At 5pm, we started to notice police cars everywhere. Part of our party without cameras passed widegate at the time during a shop to be stopped by a police road block. We turned on the news to see BBC say there was a gunman and that there was a sighting of him in Seaton (the village we were staying in with a population of about 50-100) We panicked, and as more and more police cars came in we used the camera's Zoom Lens from the first floor to try and see what was going on. Eventually, we plucked up the nerve to speak to an armed officer to find out that there had been a siting of the man, who was involved in a domestic violence issue and since disappeared with his two registered guns. We drank, and it all blew over. The next day we found out that the man had been arrested and subsequent ally hospitalised indefinitely. Whether this was due to bullet found or mental illness wasn't published.

Anyway, that was an interesting start to our holiday. (we didn't go looking for these shots, they just sort of happened whilst we were holidaying)

We don't know anything about the police matters or anything, only the things that were told to us by local and national news at the time and later on, and information the police gave us informally.

For news coverage:

Local www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Arrested-man-hospital/story-2131...

www.cornishguardian.co.uk/Elvis-impersonator-Derrel-Weave...

National www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/06/27/school-shut-gun-attac...

BAD #2 Idea for a brooch by Maria Apostolou

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It's not possible for me to make one "real" brooch each day and so I thought I could post samples, work in progress, sketches and a few actual brooches every now and then.

I hope it's OK with you and that you won't think that I'm cheating :-)

The reason I'm posting these samples is because I think they could make interesting brooches. They were made having four specific greek words in mind and the materials available were paper, fabric, threads, card stock , wire, acrylic paints and aluminum.

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Possible Ovulation by Sacred Serpents

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POSSIBLE_FCV-006 by Andy Pixel

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possible thunderbird by ellen jo roberts

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Who knew there were so many random abandoned vehicles hiding along the banks of the Verde? Tim thought this might be an old T-Bird.

(I think many of them were dumped there for bank erosion control in the 1960s and 1970s)

'Everything is Possible' by alh1

IMG_6143 by Martin A. Hansen

Possible Wasp Larvae from Family Tenthredinidae by Libby

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(I hope this is an insect)

Does anyone know what kind of bug this is? It looks kind of like a caterpillar, but is really bumpy. It is kind of orange with a reddish-orange head. I found it in Monte Verde, Costa Rica in May

Chefs by NIHF

ACADEMIC PRACTICE: An Exhibition of Faculty Work from The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture by UTSOA

ACADEMIC PRACTICE exhibition made possible by the generous support of the Amon G. Carter Foundation and Dynamic Reprographics of Austin.

Photographed by Parker Doelling, School of Architecture Visual Resources Collection Photography TA

Debbie's Picks by the workroom

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Picking possible fabric choices for the Amish Bars quilt

http://makesomething.ca/2010/07/28/choosing-amish-bars/

Metrolink network in winter 2011 by Sparkyscrum

Possible map based on progress reported on Skyscraper City.

Possible shop layout by killbox

Possible Foot Bones Nichole Alloway by Carrie Peterson

Anything's possible by Svein Erik Storkås

Amazing..!

Jukin Jamboree - PCRG vs Cornwall Roller Derby by Paul Delooze

Join us in our bid to raise as much money as possible for MacMillan Cancer Support, a charity which is close to our hearts here at PCRG for their exemplary continued care and support of our team mate Jukes #01 during her illness. 100% of the profits from both the door and the raffle will be donated to Macmillan Cancer Support - let's see how much we can raise!

PCRG will be taking on Cornwall Roller Derby in a rematch of both teams first ever public bout - the score of that first game was 161 - 89 to CRD - this time around we want to reverse that score and take home the win.

There will also be a mixed opener for anyone that would like to skate in memory of Jukes - the teams have been co-ordinated and we have TEAM YELLOW taking on TEAM PURPLE - we have one or two spots still available - contact us if you can fill them - skater tickets are £10 including a t-shirt and a donation to Macmillan :-).

Tickets for spectators are just £5, an absolute bargain as we will have a Vintage Fair with many vendors selling a range of vintage clothes, accessories and household items.

We will have Swing Dancing during the day and as our half time entertainment as well as an AWESOME raffle filled with brilliant prizes. After all the fun and games during the day we'll be heading to The Vauxhall Quay to partake in one of Jukes' favourite activities...a whole lotta dancing!!

Click below for your tickets now, or if you can't attend but would like to donate, then head over to our JustGiving page at www.justgiving.com/Jukinjamboree

www.RollerDerbyPhotography.co.uk

[1 Minute] Hevi - These Are The Nights [Www.Etoile.App] by eXploration Etoile