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No, not 60 yards, not 65, but 62. We measured it you know. Well, yes, we probably could make generic signs for 60yards, and then just erect the sign the requisite distance away. But where would be the fun in that?
At this precise moment in time the defender has to work out who is going to get the ball. He has milliseconds to decide who to tackle. Which one would you choose? He could of course be sold a dummy. He has three choices.
A rotated detail from 'Sir Francis Ford's Children Giving a Coin to a Beggar Boy' by Sir William Beechey (precise date unknown, c 1795).
A detail from 'Sir Francis Ford's Children Giving a Coin to a Beggar Boy' by Sir William Beechey (precise date unknown, c 1795).
The artist has not dated this painting, or signed it.
Tate research situates it as being first exhibited in 1793, meanwhile this may be in error: it is perfectly possible that the eighteenth century exhibition record refers to another painting.
Louis XVII was age ten in June 1795 when he was rescued from the Paris Temple Prison and taken to England by the 'League of the Scarlet Pimpernel', a group of royalist rescuers with extensive contacts and associates.
The 'beggar boy' in this painting is rescued boy king Louis XVII.
According to Tate, this painting shows Mary and Francis, the children of Sir Francis Ford, a wealthy politician and Barbadian plantation owner, giving a coin to a distressed beggar boy. According to Tate, the scene was a generalised social comment by the artist, designed to show landowning families like the Fords in a benevolent light.
In this painting detail, a rotated view of the hand of Mary Ford as she gives a silver coin to Louis XVII, a gesture symbolic of significant assistance towards him.
Inside Mary's generous hand there's a miniature picture of rescued ten tear old Louis XVII inside a Paris rescue basket, a costermonger's vegetable basket, such as the boy king hid inside while escaping revolutionary Paris in June 1795.
The silver coin in this view is a little bit the shape of a hot air balloon!
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At the time, in the 1790s, the hot air balloons were a beloved new society fashion. We can still see how they feature on society fashion fans and house decorations. The shape of the coin and the fine paint beside it, might be a reference to the boy being a society child in reduced circumstances - to childhood tickets to hot air balloon shows! - or to fairground events generally perhaps. (I always kept my age ten pedalo tickets :-).
Perhaps, when sitting for the artist, the children envisaged Louis XVII escaping over the Paris Temple Prison wall in a hot air balloon!
On display at the Tate Gallery, London (permanent collection).
www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/beechey-portrait-of-sir-fran...
A large detail from 'Sir Francis Ford's Children Giving a Coin to a Beggar Boy' by Sir William Beechey (precise date unknown, c 1795).
The artist has not dated this painting, or signed it.
Tate research situates it as being first exhibited in 1793, meanwhile this may be in error: it is perfectly possible that the eighteenth century exhibition record refers to another painting.
Louis XVII was age ten in June 1795 when he was rescued from the Paris Temple Prison and taken to England by the 'League of the Scarlet Pimpernel', a group of royalist rescuers with extensive contacts and associates.
The 'beggar boy' in this painting is rescued boy king Louis XVII.
According to Tate, this painting shows Mary and Francis, the children of Sir Francis Ford, a wealthy politician and Barbadian plantation owner, giving a coin to a distressed beggar boy. According to Tate, the scene was a generalised social comment by the artist, designed to show landowning families like the Fords in a benevolent light.
On display at the Tate Gallery, London (permanent collection).
www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/beechey-portrait-of-sir-fran...
Precise numeric zoom with hx1. Just for a technical test.
The boat is built in france, where Queen Elisabeth 2 cruise ship was.
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Tight and precise. Never falls out of scope. Follows matter. Lights out! Again... National Power Agency is on strike again. The country goes to sleep. I only wonder how the sky would look like in a total blackout.
Whatever the agony, the light is always there. And will always paint figures to the finest detail; as easy as blowing a kiss away...
Euro Racing Show in Luxembourg, ... some racing cars, old-timers, and a SM race as well as hilarious drift show. You honestly need to see for yourself how precise and talented those drift drives are ...
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Euro Racing Show in Luxembourg, ... some racing cars, old-timers, and a SM race as well as hilarious drift show. You honestly need to see for yourself how precise and talented those drift drives are ...
This evocative urban nightscape captures the precise moment when half of the moon emerges from behind the edge of a new, uninhabited high-rise building. The sharp geometry of the skyscraper dominates the foreground, its grid of untamed windows forming a stoic, silent barrier between the viewer and the celestial body. Soft evening hues, transitioning from deep blue to gentle gray, envelop the entire scene, lending it a calm, contemplative mood. Punctuating the night, a string of pinpoint building lights traces the corner of the structure, resembling a delicate constellation on Earth that attempts to rival the bold presence of the moon.
The moon itself gleams with subtlety, only partly revealed and suspended in the dusky sky, its craters and shadows clearly visible thanks to the careful exposure. The building’s vacancy and unlit windows tell a story of anticipation, while the red navigation lights atop the roof mark the structure’s silent dialogue with the celestial. The precise framing places the moon almost as if it’s hiding, weaving a mysterious connection between nature and the modern cityscape.
Despite the urban rigidity, the soft appearance of the moon adds a dreamlike quality, creating an interplay between stark man-made architecture and the ever-present lunar observer. The photograph’s minimal palette is interrupted only by small, warm points of artificial light and the pale glow of the moon, intensifying the contrast between warmth and coolness, activity and stillness. The image radiates a sense of calm isolation, evoking thoughts of urban exploration and the quiet beauty that thrives above city streets while life below remains dormant.
Taken with an Olympus 40-150 Zoom lens, the photo utilizes a telephoto perspective to compress distance and highlight the proximity between architectural grandeur and the nocturnal orb. The composition draws the viewer’s eye upward, reinforcing the monumentality of both the structure and the moon. Moments such as these are fleeting, demonstrating the photographer’s keen timing and awareness of both astronomical and urban cycles. Capturing both the anticipation of a soon-to-be bustling highrise and the timeless solitude of the moon, this image is a testament to the coexistence of human ambition and natural wonder.
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Of what might be the largest Tulip Poplar in Iroquois Park.
I believe mine is larger, maybe not in height, but in diameter.
A member of the Louisville Department of Forestry told me the approximate location of the largest tree in Louisville's parks.