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We're using a winch motor with a pully set-up for a reverse.

The reverse features two intertwined snakes around a bowcase, more Dionysian imagery and an emblem of the Attalids, the rulers of Asia Minor when this coin was minted. These coins were minted with imagery of Dionysus because the Attalids asserted the god as the founder of their lineage.

 

Donated by Dr. Rolfe Haatvedt

Title: Included (reversed)

Gouache on cardboard

52x 69cm

framed

Schloss Nymphenburg München

The issue includes irregular Luceria style reverses, an elevated fighting platform with club, waves at keel level, and curved lines throughout the reverse (e.g. a curved keel, a curved top of fighting platform). This gives the impression of an irregular issue, but the style often matches coins with RRC 99 P mintmark and sometimes with RRC 97 L mintmark.

 

The Anonymous Struck Bronze Coinage of the Roman Republic:

a Provisional Arrangement, Andrew McCabe, 2013, text and images copyright Ahala, Andrew McCabe

 

Group F2 Illustrated coins, and selected other museum or published examples:

First sub-group:

As: 52.63g (RBW-NAC61 lot 410), 24.40g (RR, fig.F2.As.1*), with L mintmark

Semis: 11.90g (RBW-NAC61 lot 423, fig.F2.Sm.1*), with L mintmark

Triens: 6.61g (Paris.A1106 = RRC pl.X,24), 6.21g (BM.99.5.2, fig.F2.Tr.1*), 6.15g (RBW-NAC61 lot 424)

Sextans: 5.86g (RBW-NAC61 lot 425, fig.F2.Sx.1*)

Reversed 50mm F:1.8 FD on a 5D MKII

After picking up 319 from WANM, OT-1 reverses towards wheeler to switch the opposite end of the yard, while WANM switches the carhouse.

Part of a fancy lamp in a fancy hotel we stayed in. Nothing to see here, please move along the bus.

Obverse: Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust of Constantine I to right. CONSTANTI NVSMAXAVG Reverse: Constantine, laureate, draped and cuirassed, riding to right, spearing a barabrian who falls at right. The barbarian holds a spear in the right hand and raises his left in submission. VIRTVS AVGN

 

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Provenance

By date unknown: L. A. Lawrence Collection; by date unknown: Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius C. Vermeule III Collection; gift to MFA from Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius C. Vermeule III in honor of their daughter Emily D. B. Vermeule, January 11, 1978; reassigned to the Theodora Wilbour Fund in Memory of Zoë Wilbour, January 11, 1978

 

Credit Line

Theodora Wilbour Fund in memory of Zoë Wilbour

 

Roman, Imperial Period, about A.D. 327–333

 

Mint

Rome

 

Dimensions

Diameter: 38 mm. Weight: 30.34 gm. Die Axis: 12

 

Accession Number

1978.36

 

Medium or Technique

Bronze

This shoot was inspired again by Linder's 'she she' series. However as my other shoots were mainly headshots, I decided to expand my inspiration, and do abstract full body shots in our home studio. There is no photo where you can see the full models' face, adding to the abstraction of the photos. I thoroughly enjoyed this shoot.

Macro using a 3$ reverse ring, to fit Ef 18-55mm lens on canon 350D

Taken with reversing ring. 300mm lens with 50mm lens reversed.

Rare Easterly direction sunset 7/23/2007

 

That's what makes this shot special. While the sun was setting in the west, it was illuminating these clouds to my east that were over the Sierra Nevada range. It was so bright, it cast an erie red glow throughout the neighborhood.

 

The Sky was only looking like this for a brief moment, and my real camera was 5 Min's away, so this picture was taken using my old Sony mobile phone camera..

 

reverse lens macro - Parco del Cardeto

037/365 - Closer to the music

 

Working out on the 50mm reversed lense technique

 

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This pic is part of my 365 projet: here

These little jumping spiders don't sit still very long but this one had grabbed an ant and stayed in place for some time. Taken with a 24mm lens reversed onto a stack of 3 extension tubes. A hinged hot shoe allows the flash to lean out over the stack with a home made snoot to fire the light directly in front of the lens. Taken in Central Park, NYC.

Reverse of child's half apron

Another reverse macro shot. This time, I have manual aperture. These flower buds are about 4mm in diameter.

 

Used a yashica 50mm reverse mounted to a Canon EOS.

GBRF Class 66732 heads 3W90 03:29 Tonbridge to Tonbridge RHTT at Tulse Hill the train will reverse here and continue to Sutton .

Falling In Reverse - Sleep Train Amphitheater @ Warped Tour 2011. Marysville, CA. August 11th, 2011.

experimenting with the reverse technique with EF 50 mm /1.8

Reverse thrust is typically applied immediately after touchdown, often along with spoilers, to improve deceleration early in the landing roll when residual aerodynamic lift and high speed limit the effectiveness of the friction brakes located on the landing gear.

 

Picture taken at Fairford, July 2008

We ate our ice cream fist tonight!

... shortly before touching the runway!

Taragarh Fort, Bundi, Rajasthan, India

 

40mm

F8

1/250=25s HDR

iso 100

Canon Rebel Xt + Canon 17-40 f/4.0L

On reverse:

Picture made 1910

Nora Hudson

Mother of Edna Barnes

Picture taken before

she married Papa Barnes

Photo by Łukasz Gwiździel

Reversing the polarity on a single cell. This took about 10 minutes of

charging @ 100mA.

Some times the reverse is just as if not more so, interesting and intriguing.

WOW, amazing what using something the incorrect way can do :)

Falling In Reverse, Oh Sleeper, and Skip The Foreplay in Atlanta, GA in January 2012.

 

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Reverse mounted my 50mm prime with the 55-200 zoom lens.

No auto focus and the photo has a visible vignette effect.

I'm quite excited about the cheap macro capabilities of this new arrangement.

Looking forward to capture some insects as well :)

  

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