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The East Scarlets and Hoover Huskies met up for a practice scrimmage on Saturday, August 23 at Williams Stadium. The high school football season kicks off on Friday, August 29.
NPS | Margaret Barse
The Exploring Earth Science Teacher Workshop 2017 took place over August 2nd and 3rd. Participating teachers spent two days in Shenandoah National Park learning and participating in activities around the theme "Shenandoah Salamander: Climate Change Casualty or Survivor."
This program is supported by a generous donation from the Shenandoah National Park Association and the Shenandoah National Park Trust.
In Gee Chun on the 6th green during Wednesday's practice round at the Ricoh Women's British Open Golf Championship 2016.
1964 AC Cobra (s/n: COB 6008) racing in Friday Practice for the RAC TT Celebration race at the 2011 Goodwood Revival.
The left side page are some notes for a class I was teaching and the right side is just fun practice.
US Open Practice practicing at the 2014 US Open Tennis Championships at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, NY, on Sunday, August 24, 2014. Photo: Ashley Marshall/usopen.org
With hand sanitizing, face masks and social distancing in place, Hoover High School held their first official football practice with helmets on Monday, August 10th.
I've been trying to think romantic today to practice for a wedding i agreed to shoot.. breathe in and OUT... anyway so here I am practicing some ring shots on my rings.. thinking what I like and what to be would be special to have in my ring shots. Trying to think like a bride. .. anyway.. I pick my fav book off the shelf.. it's very old and it's called The Ladies Handbook.. I open it up and take some shots with my rings on it..then when i go to edit notice I've got it open to a section called "diseases of the woman" and the words near the ring say "sexual glands" omg..
NOTE TO SELF: read the words near ring first.
Every free minute I pick up the guitar and practice something. Let `s see if it` s useful. It's amazing how much fun a piece of wood with a few metal wires can be.
Late night band practice with some friends. The studio wasn't very big and it was very hard to light. I didn't quite get the light i wanted to but it made for some interesting results. My nikon 50mm 1.8 did quite well in the low light conditions. Most shots were shot with 2.8 it seems to be the sweet spot with this lens.
Strobist: sb-800 and sb-600 in opposite corners with shoot though umbrellas. Triggered with nikon cls using ttl
DSLR Skills 2010 ~ Module 2 ~ Still Life ~ Advanced homework.
The objective of this assignment was to use an artificial light (desklamp, torch or even flashlamp with snoot) and a strong object to create an image in which the subject's shadow was an integral part of the composition. The white balance of the image was to be corrected where necessary.
Going for the grunge look here. I am intrigued by the whole shadows theme... and saw an opportunity to play with colour. When you learn to inject medicines subcutaneously you are taught that plunging the needle into a citrus fruit gives a good idea of what it will be like to push it through the skin ;-) This is a slight abstraction on that because I wanted some red to contrast the green of the fruit :D
Before a preseason volleyball practice session begins inside Knox College's Memorial Gymnasium, members of the team warmed up with a flying disc on the lawn outside the gym. In the background, the cross country team prepares for its own practice.
My daughter knew I was practicing with my new camera, but thought I was aiming for her necklace. She thinks this shot is strange but typical of me.
Another night away this time Glasgow, hotel full of workers sat in the bar and that’s the only way out so it’s a night in practicing my make up
Practicing manual focus with the Sigma 70-210 F4-5.6 AF-D (manual focus only on the Nikon D40) and manual flash-exposure with the SB-600 speedlight.
Since the Nikon D40 was meant for the beginner DSLR user, they've pretty much made the focusing system as unobstrusive as possible, i.e. nothing to complicate matters for beginners. This translates to a simple, 3-bracket autofocus points system in the viewfinder, which looks exactly like this: [ ] [ ] [ ]
Basically, when using an AF-S autofocus lens, half-press the shutter button and one of these bracket points lights up red; great for making things simple (since apparently Nikon's target market with this camera would most likely use AF-S lenses with built in silent-wave focus motors - AF-D and older lenses have only a screw drive system for on-camera focusing motors, i.e. no built in motor on the lens).
The real drawback comes with manual-focus lenses, it becomes relatively difficult to determine where your focus point lies, since the viewfinder is rather small (though with 96% mag) compared to older 35-mm film SLRs
(As usual, pupsy was happy to oblige as a model.)
Lighting/Lens info:
- SB-600 at 1/4 power, triggered by poverty wizards, bounced off white ceiling to camera left (you can see the room ceiling lamp shadow in pupsy's eyes)
- Nikon D40 w/ Sigma 70-210mm F4-5.6 AF-D; manual focus (only mode possible on D40 since it has no screw-drive motor to drive the lens), shot in M-mode at 1/200, 100mm at f4.5, manually focused on pupsy's eyes. SOOC shot, white balance set to AUTO