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Image from '[Pictorial History of the State of New York, etc. [Compiled from the “Historical Collections of the State of New York,” by J. W. Barber and Henry Howe, published in 1841.]]', 000194802

 

Author: BARBER, John Warner.

Page: 265

Year: 1851

Place: New York

Publisher: The Author

 

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This was taken for dance4life as part of an HIV/AIDS awareness photography campaign.

The post production (poster wording is by dance4life)

 

Shot Info...

Time: Close to midnight

Location: Wellington College Gates

Weather: light rain.

Body: Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm F/2.8 IS II USM

Focal length: 105mm

ISO: 1600

Exposure: 1/13 @f/2.8

Photoshop: No.

 

Strobist Info:

 

Camera: 10ft in front of subject (half on half off the curb)

Key Light: Canon 580 Ex II 1/2 power into White Umbrella, 12ft to camera right.

Back Light: Bare Jessops Flash 1/16 2 ft behind subject

Fill Light: AwesomeSnoot(TM) 1/8 1ft infront, 2ft left of camera.

  

On an election issue. For zero bucks of course. LOL! Still, it's been awhile since I've been asked or had a written piece accepted for publication by a newspaper or magazine, like practically since before my brain injury. At the same time Postmedia News contacted me, I was fielding a request from an American nursing journal and brainline.org had just reprinted four of my articles. Was a banner week! (P.S. The headline may lead you to think I'm saying the obvious thing, but I'm not.)

Stitched Panorama of 7 shots with a D800 + 28mm f/1.8 lens.

So I'm super late posting this, but it's my title page for my 2012 Project Life album.

  

Digital Supplies:

  

Digital Paper: Cool Kid Papers by Robyn Meierotto, Fun & Festive Papers by Robyn Meierotto

Journal Cards: Cool Kid by Robyn Meierotto, Fun & Festive Elements by Robyn Meierotto

Word Art: Today Brushes by Karla Dudley, The Story Word Art by Ali Edwards, Remember Word Art by Ali Edwards

Banner: Right Now by Karla Dudley

Brushes: Digi Essentials by Karla Dudley, Thick Alphabet + Numbers by Ali Edwards

  

Other Supplies

Presentation Paper: Epson; Chipboard Letter: Scenic Route; Letter Stickers: American Crafts; Stickers: Simple Stories; Twine: Martha Stewart; Staples: Advantus; Ink: Technique Tuesday; Punch: Zutter; Pocket Page Protector: Becky Higgins

  

Published in Scrapbook News and Review Magazine

With my pleasant authorization

Lily Allen

Highline Ballroom

New York City

May 15th, 2014

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I've got a photo published in the Winter 2008 / 5th anniversary issue of FDQ!

(It's on page 82, if anyone who has the issue is interested. XD)

Thanks M! :)

Beta Actin Ab6276 (WB)

Specificity:Specific

Sensitivity:Sensitive

Sample:Mouse Fibroblast. Whole cell lysate

Buffer:TBST + 4% BSA

Dilution:1/25000

Full Review: 1dbio.org/qIu2J0

Hi James,

 

I am delighted to let you know that your submitted photo has been selected for inclusion in the newly released fifth edition of our Schmap Chicago Guide:

 

Navy Pier

www.schmap.com/chicago/tours_tour5/p=10712/i=10712_30.jpg

 

If you use an iPhone or iPod touch, then this same link will take you directly to your photo in the iPhone version of our guide.

Passengers did not watch the sunset after the ship left towards Finland from Kapellskär, Sweden.

 

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Matkustajat eivät katselleet auringonlaskua laivan lähdettyä illalla matkaan Ruotsin Kapellskäristä kohti Suomea.

© 2014 Michael DeAngelis || DAVIS Construction

Premier Guitar January issue 2009.

 

Photo of Tom Morello taken at the Gold Coast Big Day Out 2008 with my FZ30 ultra zoom camera.

Interview can be read online

 

Me published, crazy! Who would have thought.

I was shooting our local football game last Friday like I always do and at half time the sports writer for the Sun Herald came down and told me that the regular photographer had been in a car wreck and her replacement ended up being a no show so they asked if I wanted to sell them some photos so these are the photos that I sent them and they like them so much they published them all! Their regular photog came back this week though sore but in good spirits!

published in Punk Rock Confidential. bummed they left my name out, but I've since emailed them and they have apologized. haha

 

yay!!

Along with some of my co-workers, I made the cover of MSDN Magazine this month with an article about my project PLINQ. Check it out:

msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/07/10/default.aspx

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