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Late afternoon stroll around the docks at Sharpness.

萬華區 sharp corner

 

In cases like this, I am often impressed with how cleanly some old buildings can be separated, when an adjacent building is demolished that has been attached for 50 years or more.

 

Obviously, the remaining building was built to fit the space left by the demolished building. Now that the previous building is gone, the shape of this remaining building suddenly looks very strange.

 

I wanted to be able to walk into the rooms at the corner of this late 40s/early 50s building and see what such an oddly-shaped room would look like from the inside.

 

lens:

Vivitar 21mm

Sharp at Dallas Stars practice in El Segundo, California on January 18, 2016 (Photographed by Annie Devine).

Razor and knife blade.

First one i made.

Yes, it's sharp enough to shave with, they both are!

I think I got a nice finish on the razor, but then it took a couple of hours to sharpen too!

A moment in time caught in the shutter of the Kodak Box Brownie as it clicks over. A family outing with some neighbours to Sharpness. Me in the front circa 1956

Still gorgeous and so sharp, awesome looking LP560.

"Constallation of Events (1986)"

At "Graffiti" exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, New York.

Sharp in either way

As mysterious as the black obelisk from "2001: A Space Odyssey" and equally powerful!

Foxconn reported that it had been purchasing Sharp, even though offer was placed on hold after Foxconn obtained facts on some debts from Sharp.

The offer is back on though to get a lower quantity, the company previously went to acquire Sharp overall for 700 billion Pound that will be around...

 

www.teudi.com/foxconn-is-purchasing-a-controlling-stake-i...

Hello,

 

Sharp vision is the first photo in a serie of four. To be honest it's not the first photo I took for this month challenge but I think it's a good one to start with.

 

This month I was taking photos of my girl so she could use them on her website (check it out).

At the end I ask her to do something different that's not appropriate to post on her website but perfect for my project.

 

I like the outcome especially because shooting portraits is not something I do a lot.

 

Theme and Techniques - June - Photo 1/4

Theme: Portrait photography (persons)

Technique: post processing the photos to b&w.

Photo count: 4

 

Project group: here

Project collection: here

This month set: here

 

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Bangalore, 2008

 

Strobist Info: Shot with 2 580ex Speedlights at 45 degrees to the pencil on each side, bounced off the ceiling above and wall across the room.

 

I learned about the Montessori method and its focus on self directed activity by children while shooting these images for a friend who is thrilled to be fulfilling a longstanding dream to open a school of her own. We will certainly do a shoot with kids next to add more life and appeal to what will become brochure ware for The Earth School in Bangalore - an element I wish we had right away. That said, it was great fun to explore low angles, common objects, and tabletop photography of the bento box style activity trays for the kids.

Brent Seabrook, Patrick Sharp, Adam Burish

2nd Annual Blackhawks Convention

Second City

Tympanuchus phasianellus

30 Dec 2015

MT, Cascade Co., Great Falls

Over 110 attended the SME campus tour Sat morning

This Grysbok was drinking at a pan, but can survive without water.

Flat Top Mountain as seen from Sharp Top Mountain at the Peaks of Otter.

Shot this sunset with thorny cactus in the foreground (actually i was right in the middle of cactus to take this shot.. ouch!! It hurts!

Antique cutter for hay and grain crops, soaring above Pinnacle Mountain.

It's in the "up" position, which the farmer would use when traveling but not cutting, turning a corner, or in storage. In this case, "in storage". Owned by a friend.

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Paul Sharp

Paul Barrett

Chelmsford MC

Peugeot 205GTi

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