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This photo is a 23-minute fisheye exposure looking directly at the rebel North Star (Polaris) which, unlike it's celestial comrades, refuses to testify to the Earth's rotation.
On the evening of 8/25/2008, I drove to the booming metropolis of Gilead, Indiana to meet a Flickr friend I made several months ago, Michael Sarver (flickr | blog). He and his wife are good people, and he's one heck of a talented photographer.
We had an awesome conversation about everything imaginable (and then some), after which we stood out in the yard for a good hour shooting photos of the stunning night sky.
#mycrcs Rebels battle in a physical match against Andover. They did great acheiving a 1-1 tie after double overtime.
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#mycrcs Rebels beat Belfast 1-0 in a hard charging match. Good ball control and aggressive play on 50-50 balls helped CR control the flow of the match.
Downloaded off my DeviantArt as I am leaving the site due to the widely unpopular (and quite frankly, cumbersom) eclipse release. Photos are not be in the original upload order.
View from the steps of the Capital looking east down Michigan Avenue with more road construction, this time between Capital Ave and Grand Ave. Love it or hate it, this project will include a new traffic circle at Washington Ave.
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Let me give some props - this shot was inspired by a photo by Becky Shink on the cover of the Lansing State Journal, Friday 4/27/2007 (link). The LSJ photo was taken for an article on a major gas leak on the construction site.
#mycrcs students are working together to feed our community. Our FFA is leading this wonderful event and commitment to our community.
Ben and MaryBeth Brinkerhoff, campus ministers from Rebels from Christ, drop food and things donated by the Christ of Christ to Kate Forester, director of advocacy, at the Rebel Food Bank. Photo by Kevin Bain/Ole Miss Digital Imaging Services.
With a rebel yell she cried..."More more more!"
Get yourself SHOT every time the song is played at the Whisky Barrel Saloon...
Three of the trapeze artists performing at Circus Circus in Las Vegas; purple colouring on people from curtain that was in front of those watching
Camera Used: Canon E0S Rebel T1i
Lens Used: Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens
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This is a stop motion that I'm working on. I'm trying to make this the best quality I can, so please be patient.
Yes, this is about stormtroopers who rebel. But I cannot tell you much more than that.
July 6, 2018 River City Wrestling RCW event featuring NWA World Champion Nick Aldis, Lance Hoyt, Abyss in a Monster's Ball Match, Taeler Hendrix, Rebel, Barbi Hayden, Laredo Kid and more!
My usual tool, these days: a Canon Rebel XTi, protected with a Camera Armor case, sporting the kit 18-55 lens.
I often use a 50mm f1.8 on it also, but when I'm out-and-about, travelling light, not specifically picture hunting, this is the rig.
The strap is a little customized. I struggled to get a tiny split ring over each of the strap bars. On each of these, I use a larger split ring. I reverse the ends of the Domke strap so the clips engage the larger spit rings. That makes it extremely fast to get the strap on-and-off, making it more convenient to use with a tripod, (when I want the whole strap out of the way), or when I want to switch cameras. I can unclip the camera, put it in the bag, and clip the other camera to the stap very quickly without ever even taking the strap off my neck.
Taken with a Canon FTb vintage 35mm SLR, 50mm f1.8 FD
750 (left), 700 (right). Comparison of overall lengths between 700 and 750 gearboxes. The 750 gearbox is 1/2" longer overall.
Mrs. Za Thao, 34 years old, killed April 6, 2006.
**EXCLUSIVE, no tabloids without permission**
Pictured are a group of Hmong people who report an attack against them April 6, 2006 by Lao and Vietnamese military forces. 26 people perished, 5 were injured, and 5 babies died shortly after because their dead mothers could not breast-feed them. Only one adult male was killed, the other 25 victims were women and children (17 children). The Lao Spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs says this is a fabrication, an investigation has been completed, and there was no attack. The Hmong group says no officials have interviewed witnesses or visited the crime scene, a point the Lao Spokesman did not deny.
The Hmong people pictured have hidden in remote mountains of Laos for more than 30 years, afraid to come out. At least 12,000 are said to exist, with little food, scavenging in the jungle. Most have not seen the modern world. The CIA trained and funded many Hmong hill tribes in Laos from 1961 to 1973 to fight communism. The Hmong suffered massive casualties defending their homeland and rescuing US pilots. When America withdrew from the conflict most Hmong were left alone to face the might of the North Vietnamese Army. The Royal Lao Government fell to the communists and the Hmong became outcasts in the country they fought to defend. Since 1975, under the communists, thousands of reports evidence the Hmong have suffered frequent persecution, torture, mass executions, imprisonment, and possible chemical weapons attacks. Reports of these atrocities continue to this day. The Lao Government generally denies the jungle people exist or that any of this is happening. The Hmong group leader, Blia Shoua Her, says they are not part of the Hmong resistance and want peace. He claims they are just civilians defending their families, hoping to surrender to the UN.
Great fun, engineering, and coordination went into this fantastic event. The three man team won the timed event. Everyone put forth an incredable effort!