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The Installation SHARP program concluded its month-long Toiletries Drive for the Harford County SARC and presented the items during a Sept. 2 gathering near the SHARP Resource Center at Bldg. 4305. APG Senior Commander Maj. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford led the ceremonial passing of the donated toiletries to SARC community outreach coordinator Megan Paice.
Patrick Sharp and Jason Spezza during warmups before the Dallas Stars game on December 31, 2015 (photographed by Annie Devine).
Alena Sharp on the 7th green during Wednesday's practice round at the Ricoh Women's British Open Golf Championship 2016.
The Installation SHARP program concluded its month-long Toiletries Drive for the Harford County SARC and presented the items during a Sept. 2 gathering near the SHARP Resource Center at Bldg. 4305. APG Senior Commander Maj. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford led the ceremonial passing of the donated toiletries to SARC community outreach coordinator Megan Paice.
I took this picture because I Noticed how cool the raindrops looked on the leaf, so I concentrated on them rather then just the leaf itself.
One of the many photographs taken during Cecil Sharp's visit to Winster on 4 July 1908.
The man in "plain clothes" in the middle sporting a white hat is the Musician (Henry Hardy 1858-1916).
This image is reproduced by kind permission of Roland Corfield.
I knew about sharp-edge diffraction, but I hadn't seen any good visual examples of it until I took this picture. At the time, I simply liked the way that the leaves were silhouetted. I took the pictures with a fairly long telephoto, and when I looked at them on the monitor at 1:1, I discovered the diffraction effect around the leaves (notice that there's little to no diffraction around the branches).
I did a little cropping and color balancing, but no real post-processing tricks; the leaves really did have the glowing outlines if you zoomed enough.
This is the front of a Photo Album which was probably made by Cecil Sharp following his visit to Winster on 4 July 1908.
This particular album is complete. It contains a display of six photographs (each 3" x 2") which have been mounted and glued down to expose the photograph. All of the photographs are reproduced in this Set.
Also elsewhere within this Set is another front album cover which was sent to F. Staton, East Bank. Unfortunately, Mr. Staton's album is incomplete. However, the photograph on the back of the two covers is identical.
It seems reasonable to infer that Sharp had a number of these Albums made up and that he may have sent them to various people in Winster. Two of the images from the Album pages have been reproduced in this Set to illustrate the double page layout.
Sharp (or his assistant) took many photographs during his visit and you can enjoy many examples here..
Sharp's visit has been well documented elsewhere but not on this site.
Some of his photographs have been published (before 1992) as modern postcards by the English Folk Dance & Song Society. Examples of some of these postcards are also included in this Set.
This image is reproduced by kind permission on Roland Corfield.
Had a rare day off today - had to go to hospital to have my thyroid checked out.
Last June a lump appeared in my throat and I was told it had to be removed by surgery. It disappeared as mysteriously as it arrived and today the consultant told me I was 'cured' and didn't need an operation after all.
Naturally I was delighted and went on a photographic spree - I also had one or two celebratory drinks!
The old entrance to the canal at Sharpness was opened in 1827. By 1908, the old entrance was no longer used and the area became a neglected backwater. In the early 1990s, the old gates were damaged by a very high tide and were replaced by a dam. This dam and its sluices maintain the water in the basin well above its historic level.