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Here I was looking at some old houses in Healdsburg, Ca. and up on a porch sits this vintage Toledo scale. I use to see them in the butcher shops when I was a kid.
Scaled Quail (Callipepla squamata)
Falcon state park, Texas
I put this up as a full resolution cropped image. This is with the new Canon 300mm f2.8 ll + 1.4 ll hand held.
In mode 3. Just as sharp as the 500mm f4L in my opinion. Just an amazing lens. For BIF and hand held shots it is the best and sharpest I have ever seen. After a while with this lens I think the IS is so much better that it make the lens seem sharper, But there is something about the images it produces that I really like.
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This is a scaled down version of the Spongebob sculpture once it is finished.
For the Grand Opening of the LEGO Store in Elizabeth, NJ, a LEGO Master Builder constructed a 6 ft sculpture of Spongebob. The public could participate in the event by constructing the basic building blocks.
An exhibit at the Degree Show at the University which is a small scale model of the Overgate Shopping Centre
Scoville Scale:
0–100 Scoville units includes most bell/sweet pepper varieties.
100–500 Scoville units includes pepperoncinis.
500–1000 Scoville units includes New Mexico peppers.
1,000–1,500 Scoville units includes Espanola peppers.
1,000–2,000 Scoville units includes ancho and pasilla peppers.
1,000–2,500 Scoville units includes Cascabel and cherry peppers.
2,500–5,000 Scoville units includes jalapeño and Mirasol peppers.
5,000–15,000 Scoville units includes serrano peppers.
15,000–30,000 Scoville units includes the Chile de Arbol peppers.
30,000–50,000 Scoville units includes cayenne and Tabasco peppers.
50,000–100,000 Scoville units includes chiltepin peppers.
100,000–350,000 Scoville units includes Scotch Bonnet and Thai peppers.
200,000 to 300,000 Scoville units includes habanero peppers.
Around 16,000,000 Scoville units is pure
capsaicin.
(Mark Leyner)
Pharcmacy balance circa mid-19th century in Museum Pharmacy Shop in Lviv. Taken with Sigma 24-70/2.8EX HSM and bounced Speedlite 580EX
To give some idea about the measures of the original paintings. From the archives.
Varying from 50x50 cm to 100x100 cm
I keep being deceived by the scale of the icelandic landscape.
with map in hand, I am consistently surprised at how small it is. I suspect that's borne of a lifetime of measuring travel distances in hours and days. in canada, crossing a mountain range or descending to the shore from a summit are often major endeavours - here it can be half an hour.
but when you get up close and personal, that's when the features of the landscape have been blowing me away.
geography vs. geology, if you will.
better in lightbox
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