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Letter on reverse authored in Stutzhaus on 21.3.1915 and addressed to a Frau Anna Keitel in Apolda (Thuringia). Photogr. Franz Beck, Ohrdruf.
A section of Landsturmmänner of the 44th Infanterie Brigade (Kassel) / 2. Landst. Inf. Ersatz Bataillon in Ohrdruf, sometime in 1915. according to the Hartwig Busche manuscript, it is most likely these fellows were assigned guard duty to French prisoner-of-war worker battalions being kept at the Ohrdruf Kriegsgefangenenlager.
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2. Ldst.-I.-Ers.-Btl. des XI. A.K., gleichbedeutend mit 2. Ldst.-I.-Ers.-Btl. Erfurt (XI. 16). Aufgestellt am 30.10.1914 durch Stellv. Gen.Kdo. XI. A.K. Eine Halbkp. war Bewachungstruppe des Franzosen-Kdos. VI, später des Kriegsgefangenen-Arbeiter-Bataillons Nr. 114.
Lockheed 1049G Super Constellation, Capitol Airways N4903C, Silver white, Broad Red stripe/Blue stripe along fuselage, Red on fins. Gatwick 2. 7. 60
Ogni lettore, quando legge, legge sé stesso. L'opera dello scrittore è soltanto una specie di strumento ottico che è offerto al lettore per permettergli di discernere quello che, senza libro, non avrebbe forse visto in sé stesso. Marcel Proust
Geysers are hot springs that episodically erupt columns of water. They occur in few places on Earth. The highest concentration of geysers anywhere is at the Yellowstone Hotspot Volcano in northwestern Wyoming, USA.
“Reverse Firehose Geyser” is a nickname applied to an otherwise unnamed geyser in the Sprinkler Group of Yellowstone’s Lower Geyser Basin. The name is in reference to the relatively tall, angled, slender eruption columns of Firehose Geyser in the 1990s, which is in the nearby Kaleidoscope Group. Firehose Geyser erupted at an angle, to the right, as seen from the Fountain Group tourist boardwalk. Reverse Firehose Geyser also erupts at an angle, to the left, as seen from the same area.
Based on observations with binoculars, zoomed-in videos, satellite photos, and sight lines, Reverse Firehose Geyser is vent 4 of Wolf & Paperiello (1989, Report on the Kaleidoscope & Sprinkler Groups, pp. 25, 26, 31, 32), in the Angle Geyser complex. This vent is located at 44º 33’ 15.30” North latitude, 110º 48’ 41.43” West longitude. Few eruptions have been reported. Three eruptions were observed on 30 May 2019, one on 7 June 2019, and two on 13 June 2019. Two closed intervals (= eruption start to eruption start) were obtained: 1 hour, 41 minutes and 1 hour, 47 minutes. Three durations were obtained: ~3 minutes, ~4 minutes, and ~4 minutes. The highest water of Reverse Firehose’s eruption column reached over ~40 vertical feet. Vent 4 was also active in 1989 - the geyser and its eruptions are described in Wolf & Paperiello (1989).
Clip 1 - Reverse Firehose Geyser’s 2:53 to 2:57 PM eruption on 13 June 2019.
Clip 2 - Reverse Firehose Geyser’s 4:40 to 4:44 PM eruption on 13 June 2019. (time stamp 3:05)
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50mm lens reverse - canon 550d - as its move whole camera to focus - its a bit off but im still trying to find the sweet spot ...
Loves theses shots tho the effect is awesome and cost £4 for a reverse ring on ebay!
i acctually really like this photo. i don't know why,there is something in the shapes and colors that i like.
i used the canon 18-55mm kit lens, but i reversed it to get the Macro effect.
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Here is the penultimate shot from my batch taken during the Five Counties Hockey League premier division match between Bedford Hockey Club ladies second XI and West Herts Hockey Club ladies seconds. This was Bedford's final game of the season and they managed to round off the season with a 5-0 victory.
Here we see Bedford player Cheryll yet again, this time reaching to control the ball on her reverse stick.
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