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Pup: "This is the reverse side of 5 cents."
Bones: "Is it worth a lot of buttons?"
(ADAD 2015 March - 13: Reverse)
We went to Sumner late in the afternoon it had been a lovely hot sunny day but things changed fast a strong wind picked up and the sand was blowing along the beach with force.. it really hurt and you had to put your back to it! January 5,2014 Sumner Christchurch New Zealand.
Sumner was badly affected by the earthquakes. www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOE6NSc4rOo
Sumner is nestled in a coastal valley separated from the adjacent city suburbs by rugged volcanic hill ridges that end in cliffs that descend to the sea shore in places. Sumner Bay is the first bay on the northern side of Banks Peninsula and faces Pegasus Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
Because of its ocean exposure, a high surf can form in some swell conditions. The beach is gently sloping, with fine grey sand. It is a popular surf beach for these reasons.
Sand dunes have filled the river valley behind the beach. This has made housing construction relatively easy, although flooding at the head of the valley has been a problem in the past due to the reverse slope caused by the sand dunes filling the front of the valley. This has been addressed by a flood drain.
The rocky volcanic outcrop of Cave Rock dominates the beach. Until the mid-1860s, the feature was known as Cass Rock, after the surveyor Thomas Cass.[9] There are other rocky outcrops in the area and the volcanic nature of the geology is readily apparent from several of the exposed cliffs around the valley.
A sea wall and wide esplanade have been built along the length of the beach to prevent coastal erosion.
For More Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumner,_New_Zealand
Esta araña la fotografié en el parque mahuida, santiago.
(Stack de 4 imágenes, 50mm inverso en unos tubos de extensión)
Reverse and front. Quilted with feathers and wishbones. On the reverse I just followed the pattern on the fabric for a beautiful finish. Quilted both sides and finished with an invisible zipper in the bottom seam.
The Reversing Income Inequality session at the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2013 in Dalian, China 11 September 2013. Photo by World Economic Forum/Adam Nadel
The CP TEC train making a reverse move from tower A-5 to Bensenville yard heads West through Franklin Park, IL
From the Microsoft Research Social Computing Symposium, here's another group from the reverse scavenger hunt, run by Liz Lawley. Find four objects from around the Marriott in 15 minutes; bring them back and declare them. Then each group had to explain how they had discovered a
a) geo-presence signifier
b) device for intimate connection
c) sign of social deviance
d) data visualization
four objects, four explanations. A hoot! Solid standup pundit performances. Kevin Slavin, Liz Lawley and I judged subjectively. We held up number rankings from 1-5; Kevin had a few modifier cards "+1 Canada" "+2 looks like math" "-1 I'm not a lawyer" I did public math adding up scores; I was going slow; Tom Coates said "you're going to be the CEO of your company?"
Another photo of the lens unit.
The big challenge of making an adapter of the Contaflex lens unit is to disable the leaf shutter.
Obviously, the Contaflex only opens the shutter when you take a photo. But the NEX is no Contaflex. The NEX has its own shutter, so the Contaflex shutter in the lens unit must be disabled, i.e. stay open all the time.
To be able to do this, there is no other way but to penetrate deeply into the lens unit.
All the lids and covers have to come off.
The first lid is removed by unscrewing the screw indicated with the red arrow.
There are two similar screws, as you can see from the holes, but I had removed them already at the earlier stage to remove the lens unit from the body.
BTW: these 3 screws will be needed again in the construction of the adapter!
When I'm at IKEA and I need pencils, I always take too much of them with me, I really love freebees! =D
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.
EOS 40D ~ 70-200L + 1.4x TC @ 215mm ~ 1/800 ~ f4 ~ ISO100 ~ M mode.
The way it actually works is the reverse. You must first be who you really are, then do what you need to do, in order to have what you want.
~ Margaret Young
At Clarke Quay, River Valley Road. Customers are strapped down in a metal capsule and hurtled into the air between two 35 m tall towers at a speed of 200 km/hr and spinning them about 15 storeys high into the air.