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The launch area (from the prior photo) is just below the area you see here.
(Circular “bike helmet” mirror on right captures the view down the shaft of the rocket and reflects it into the video camera inside the rocket. Wireless signal beams to a ground base station which outputs the video feed to a mobile MPEG encoder. This is from a LUNAR Rocketry event, with Erik’s rocket and novel video capture design)
The camera catches my tramping mate mid-blink while the cross-processed colours of the gorse flower and torquoise sea blaze around him...
Shot after walking up to Separation Point lookout just after getting off the boat from Marahau. From this lookout you can observe the seals basking on rocks below. We're about to put our packs on and start tramping south down the coast track...
3/30: Separation
Day three of my 30 day trial Photo a day Project! This week focuses on Macro photography of different types. Bubbles in colored water and lit with different color LED Lights
Conveyor augers under the rotor grates of a combine harvester, at Schirmer Farms in Batesville, TX, on October 29, 2020. Sesame seeds from a test harvest is seen on the frame for the cover.
The augers take the plant aerial with seeds to a cleaning shoe deck, and then on to two air chaffers, one of them handling threshing and additional separation; finally, the clean raw sesame seeds are angered to the hopper on top of the harvester, at Schirmer Farms in Batesville, TX, on October 29, 2020.
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USDA Media by Lance Cheung.
Spent a day with Marley Cumbee and Rachel Baran last week. More photos to come!
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cover art for the Fuzzy Panda Recording Company benefit compilation for RAICES, an organization helping immigrant children at the US/Mexico border.
fuzzypanda.bandcamp.com/album/end-family-separation
From the Fuzzy Panda website:
This compilation benefits the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES). RAICES's Legal Representation, Advocacy, and Education Project provides universal representation for released unaccompanied children in Texas. Last year, there were over 13,000 children who were not represented in immigration court in Texas.
All proceeds (minus the amount taken by Bandcamp - 15% - and Paypal - ~ 50 cents - per purchase) will go to RAICES's LEAF fund.
This little 1st year cub was definitely feeling "separation anxiety" He was obviously all alone, his mom nowhere to be seen or found. No telling what may have happened to her.
This cub was running up and down the tundra across the river from camp, desperately looking for his mother, sniffing the air, trying to find her scent.
Broke my heart. He did manage to find a dead salmon along the side of the river and hopefully in his short time on earth, he has learned skills he needs to survive the upcoming harsh winter he's about to face.
It was heartbreaking to watch him and not be able to help him. That is the only thing about nature that is hard to take. She can be so harsh and cruel at times.
Military Operational Manual definition:
The minimum distance that a desired ground zero must be separated from an object to ensure no more than a 10 percent chance of damage with a 99 percent assurance. It is the sum of the radius of preclusion and the buffer distance.
Did you get that? That's good, because I didn't.
The pin having been pulled, the rearmost Faun unit is backed away from the rest of the trucks and trailer combination.
This particular Faun was then driven down the length of Manor Lane to take up its position ready to be part of the next turning manoeuvre, which would gain access to the Congleton Road.
This way looks hard lens separation. It's the effect, when 2 or more stucked together lenses separate. It looks bad, but it seems to be only a defective appearance. First shots show no noticeable effects on image quality. By comparison at wide open aperture with a faultless Color-Skopar X 50mm f/2.8 there are no flares, color defects or other aberrations visible. Even sharpness, at least scanned at 1600dpi, appears not impaired.
So sieht starke Linsenseparation bzw. ein Verkittungsfehler aus. Schaut übel aus, aber es scheint doch eher nur ein Schönheitsfehler zu sein. Erste Aufnahmen damit haben keinen merkbaren Einfluss auf die Bildqualität gezeigt. Im direkten Vergleich bei Offenblende mit einem einwandfreien Color-Skopar X 50mm f/2.8 sind keine Streulichter, Farbfehler oder andere Abbildungsfehler erkennbar. Auch die Schärfe wirkt, zumindest bei einem Scan mit 1600 dpi, nicht beeinträchtigt.
These separations are somewhat temporary, in my opinion. No matter what closure you made, I mean, there’s a thousand and one ways of seeing each other in the future. Blogged