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was to give up porn.
I don't know why this makes me laugh.
I guess I can just see someone breaking the disc in half and chucking it out the window, promising never to view it again. Or maybe thier mother doing it for them. lol
This year I will _______
How would you fill in the blank? Remember, your calendar is clean with no mistakes in it. Be the one who makes New Year's resolutions and keeps them.
I will start this year with Project 365 :)
It turned out to be great weather for today's Resolution 10k up at the racecourse after it got cancelled 2 weeks ago, nice to see so many familiar faces and well done to everyone taking part , did I mention I got a PB ..
Thanks to Kristy for taking most of the photos in the cold ..
So, how many pixels do we need ?
Your 17-inch monitor has 1.7 million pixels on screen, so you cannot display an image with more than this number of pixels, without compressing it ( in other words, discarding all the excess pixels.)
Two or three million pixel images, produced by top-grade lenses, can be printed up to A4 size, so unless you intend to produce poster- prints, you don't need vast numbers of pixels. However, if you crop-out a small portion of such an image, and enlarge it several times, the pixels will be apparent.
In the image cropped from the 1-MP camera, (left), the blocky pixels are annoyingly evident ~ but they are well-disguised in the image from the 4-MP camera, (right). Yet both images of the entire stained-glass window looked fine, when printed at 7 x 5 inches.
This is the main reason why good cameras have 4, 6, 8, or even 10-MP sensors ~ although there is no point in having more than 2 million pixels in a cheap camera whose tiny lens is not capable of focussing a needle-sharp image in the first place !
However, my favourite digicam, the legendary HP-618, has only 2.4 million pixels, but it has a fantastic PENTAX lens . . . so it can produce excellent results, as long as you don't want poster-prints ! . . . Nearly all the photos on my Flickr-stream were taken with my HP-618 . . .
Judge for yourselves !!
2015 Nissan Frontier High Resolution Backgrounds
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Low resolution photos taken in Walnut Canyon National Monument in 1982. Walnut Canyon National Monument is a United States National Monument located about 10 mi (16 km) southeast of downtown Flagstaff, Arizona, near Interstate 40. The canyon rim elevation is 6,690 ft (2,040 m); the canyon's floor is 350 ft lower. A 0.9 mi (1.4 km) long loop trail descends 185 ft (56 m) into the canyon passing 25 cliff dwelling rooms constructed by the Sinagua, a pre-Columbian cultural group that lived in Walnut Canyon from about 1100 to 1250 CE.
It turned out to be great weather for today's Resolution 10k up at the racecourse after it got cancelled 2 weeks ago, nice to see so many familiar faces and well done to everyone taking part , did I mention I got a PB ..
Thanks to Kristy for taking most of the photos in the cold ..
'Built over 100 years ago, by our forefathers, Christ Church stands proudly atop a hill overlooking Christiana. The relic is one of the community's surviving connections to the past. Its old fashioned architecture tells stories of some of the people who came before us.
Apryl Taylor_Knox College_2017_Nov15
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Since it's the 2nd day of a new year and of a new decade. Suzuki wanted to show off his New Year's Resolutions for 2010. Hopefully he will be able to fulfill and keep some of his resolutions!
Keep your eye on the Tiger Suzuki!
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It turned out to be great weather for today's Resolution 10k up at the racecourse after it got cancelled 2 weeks ago, nice to see so many familiar faces and well done to everyone taking part , did I mention I got a PB ..
Thanks to Kristy for taking most of the photos in the cold ..
Photo non libre de droits - (c) Olivier Hêne Photography
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The monument here in gold and blue represents the school’s founder, Rev. Lester Davy who founded Clarendon College in 1946. The two students here symbolize the continuation of the flame lit by Lester Davy and also represent the school’s motto “Preserve and excel”
Tevin Mcleod, momument of the founder of Clarendon College(heritage)