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"Holding a stack of something that you have multiplied, cut and piled can be one of the best feelings ever."
60 packs with the two books in each.
ATTN: ALL EARTH MOTHERS AND FATHERS!
California-type
ETC, Tubs, CQ
Edition of 60
2008
I messed around with polarity, as you can see reversing it created a big dip. I also tried all the phase settings, but they all created some amount of dip. My sub is right next to the right main speaker, so this makes sense.
Reverse of photograph of a soldier called Iver, c. WW2. It is mounted in an embossed card and hand inscribed "Best Wishes, Iver" in blue ink.
Taken at Studio of Roy, 143 Rochester High Street, Kent. The back of the photo and the card are printed with the studio and the photo reference number. The card is signed "Roy" in pencil on the inside bottom right corner.
If anyone has any information on the soldier, uniform or studio I'd love to hear it. The soldier has some connection to the Barr family in the Medway Towns, possibly Rainham, Kent.
On reverse:
Woodrow Wilson Anderson Jr.
Age 7 Years 1 month - 15 days
Picture was taken of him
in his fathers nach(?) suit
when his father was five
years old.
IZN YDM-4#6451 reversing at Tanakpur after bringing in passenger train from Pilibhit Junction.
The Shivalik's can be seen in the backdrop at this Station along with Nepal Border along the otherside on the banks of Sharda River.
I'll give this away (for a disaster relief donation) if you guess the pun. More information here: tanaudel.wordpress.com/2011/02/11/illustration-friday-rev...
Edit: My mother worked it out. The joke is: Why are bananas like the laws of the Medes and the Persians? Because neither can be repealed
Builder: A. E. Goodwin Ltd./ Model Alco DL-500G /V12 Alco 12-251C / 2,000 hp / First of Class Built 1970/71 / Preserved by New South Wales Rail Transport Museum
Here we go - the 2010 Class of Reverse Ringers . . . well, the folks who started the Reverse Ring at its regularly scheduled time, that is. Carolyn Gernand was hours in to her run; Vicki Kendall and Barb Isom started 15 minutes earlier, and Caroline Williams also got a head start. So here we have - front row: Zsuzsanna Carlson, Steve Pero, Deb Pero; back row: Paul Crickard, Dan Rose, Sean Andrish, Keith Knipling, Jim Harris, Tom Corris, Mike Dobies.
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So my Hitech 0.9 Reverse ND Grad.
Been really excited to get this.
Initial thoughts... Its a bit wonky innit.
The horizons definitely not straight, no matter what way you look at it.
The graduation is heavier on the right too. Levels in Photoshop confirmed this.
There was also a small scratch on it when it arrived; it hasn't showed up in any of the test photos I've taken with it, but even still. Its a £60 filter, and it arrived scratched, and quite clearly flawed to begin with...
**Teamwork Photo are sending me out a replacement today, so should have it tomorrow.
If thats not much better, I'm getting a refund and gonna save for a Lee Big Stopper.
Reverse Tricep Dips on flat bence. This exercise can also be done with knees bent (slghtly easier, recommended for new people to wieght lifting), I recommend between 15 and 25 reps, low wieght to start, Free wieght exercsie 3/4 days a week, Aerobic activity, just about everyday about 30 minutes, www.fitnesswithjeff.com
This is a reverse-engineering, made in 2017.
Some of the design is inspired by Akiyuki Brick Channel
All credits goes to Quanix
Link to original model: www.youtube.com/watch?v=betlNcZ27CM
f/3.5 | ISO 1600 | 1/80 second | 18mm (cropped) | 180ppi | 19.99in x 13.07in | Non-Traditional Digital Photography
“We are product of our past but we don't have to be prisoners of it" - Rick Warren
I thought I made up an awesome quote but then I googled it and found that someone had already said what I was trying to say and better. Thanks a lot Rick. Stealin' my thunder.
Anyways, this shot was kind of fun. I did of lot of different shots of my face to get the right expression. I was doing every shot just looking at the camera but I ended up thinking this (with my head tilted) was the most interesting. I took old photos of me with family or friends and scattered them on the ground (I had a black sheet thing laid out for the black part).
For processing, I found that if I made me black and white, it made for an artsier and neater photo. It put more emphasis on all the photos rather than me...which I wanted.
I used a remote for this and had my tripod upside down/reversed.
Let me know what you think of it.
Reversed 24mm prime on extension tubs. Hinged hotshot allows the flash to lean out over the stack, DIY snoot with diffusion. dansshots
The victims - errr, participants - in the 2010 attempt to hold the Reverse Ring mill around in the Signal Knob parking lot prior to the start of the event. Left to right: Dan Rose, Sean Andrish, Keith Knipling, Paul Crickard, Mike Dobies, Steve Pero.
This guy did not like the look of the road ahead (completely flooded out). Decided to reverse back into the parking lot.
An attempt at reverse-lens macro- the Command key on my MacBook Pro.
Shot using the standard 18-70mm F3.5-5.6 kit lens on my Sony A200.
The Reversing Falls bridge dates to circa 1915. Stone pier at far left is part of what remains of a railway bridge built in 1885. Please Note: When I originally posted many of these earlier pictures they were FULL-SCREEN. Then I got a new higher-resolution monitor, and suddenly they're miniscule! What's worse, flickr could not (or would not) compensate-----and THIS is how they look now. It's really disappointing, because some of those old shots were pretty good if I do say so myself. A picture like this should be four or five times this size for proper display.