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[SHARP AQUOS R6 (docomo SH-51B) camera sample, firmware build 01.00.02]
【奥日光戦場ヶ原 Oku-Nikko Senjogahara plateau】
The rocky summit of Sharp Top Mountain at the Peaks of Otter. Right off the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia.
Short Sharp Showering was a sport that blossomed in Britain following World War 2, but is little known these days, it's heroes forgotten, it's epic highs and lows confined to history.
Ben Walker, member of the All England Short Sharp Shower team in 1947, looks back at a sport largely unknown in the modern era...
Starring the aquatic talents of Phillip Manikum and Dan Maxwell
Crystal clear photography by Richard Laing
Sound of drips by Stuart Bunce
Damply written and directed by Michael Wright
Film Editor Nikk Fielden
Post Production courtesy of Happy Hour Productions
Thanks to Imagist Studios and a farmer called Charles
Staff Sgt. Patrick Sharp, 2nd Brigade Recruiting Team, Gaffney, S.C., speaks at the COI function during pre race activities at the Charlotte Motor Speedway May 29, 2011. (US Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Scott D. Turner, USAAC G7)
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A two-sworded ninja runs into a very big, sharp obstacle while out doing ninja stuff.
Lit with a flashlight in the kitchen. Camera phone mounted to a tripod and knife held in place with clamps. Used self-timer.
Sharp Corner Reunion: Front row - Al Manzardo, Karen Nordlof Gould, Lorraine Swital Rollnik, Bob Hedberg Back row - Dennis Williamson, Chick Richardson, Les Kittler, Dennis Marines, Stu Ahrens, Alex Spiegel, Kent Valand, Bob Sayles, Glenn Hansen, Dick Benson
Very sharp Midnight Black interior, with Nudo leather seating. Again, Nudo is a high quality leather, only found in Cartiers, yet, somehow, it was ordered on this car. :)
Interior [and exterior] is dotted with chrome trim throughout, and the interior has more wood trim than any other american car built after 1990. Seating is extremely soft, as when you sit down, you do not sit ON these seats. You sit IN them. :)
4408. We would like to share here a moment of a late discovery on our part, something we had long been idly curious about and finally happened across - the name of the photographer who produced this ipoarticular mage and a whole catalogue of dramatically sharp warship portraits for the British Ministry of Defence in northern England around the 1940s.
The man we are speaking about was James Henry Cleet [1876-1959], a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society [and not to be confused with his father, a well known artist of the same name working in the Tyneside area].
The photoshere of HMS QUEENBOROUGH and HMS QUALITY [preceding entry] we stress are NOT particularly good examples of what we are speaking about in that they are scans of copies - not taken from the original plate glass negatives: but we think many warship history followers will instantly recognize the body of work we are speaking about from the composition and style.
Most of Mr Cleet's images are held in the Imperial War Museum, where these is some scant attribution - none that we could find on copies held in the Australian War Museum,
where a name search does not turn him up either.
These are the few facts that we have thus far gleaned about this great ships photographer :
'Jimmy' Cleet was born at 24 Bath Street Westoe in 1876, as we've mentioned the son of James Henry Cleet [1840-1913] a one-time shipwright and water-colour artist. He had an older sister Elizabeth Constance. On December 6 1908 Cleet married Eva Aspery. With some of his images, he is listed [anonymously] as an Official Royal Navy Photographer, but we don't have the details of how that came about, or when he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society.
Being the son of an artist, he apparently also painted watercolours. We find some of his father's 19th Century watercolours of their home area here:
www.imagine.org.uk/details/index.php?id=TWCMS:G4522&q...
There's another of Jimmy Cleet's 'Q' Class destroyer images at pic NO. 3348, HMAS QUICKMATCH, here:
www.flickr.com/photos/41311545@N05/5225777183/?reuploaded=1
And that's it for the moment. We'd be glad to hear more. These few details have been gleaned from the Imperial War Museum website, and the South Shields Sanddancers Forum website, a local Intrernet discussion group - who seem to have a lot of fun. Kooka's not sure if these are people called 'Geordies.' Hmmmm. Just checked, and we guess so. They sound great.
Photo; James Henry Cleet, FRPS [1876-1959], it is held in the Imperial War Museum, and the RAN Heritage Collection, image ID NO. 04432.
A two-part COMPENDIUM of the Photostream's 60+ images of HMAS QUEENBOROUGH begins at Entry NO. 5435, here:
www.flickr.com/photos/41311545@N05/6684005275/in/photostream
Fomapan400, 120film, Caffenol&Parodinal, 11min20° (underdev).
First attempt in using a mixture of Caffenol & Parodinal (homemade Rodinal). Result was a bit underdev but not bad in terms of sharpness and tonal range.
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 incomplete. There is another similiar Album in Winster Morris Dancers Set which was complete when these images were made (November 2008). The complete Album 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.
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 many examples are included in this Set..
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.
Edward Sharp started making confectionery in the 1880s. The Macaw was introduced in 1915 with the slogan "Sharp's Toffee Speaks for Itself". The Super-Kreem line was introduced in 1919. Sharp's became the world's largest toffee manufacturer. They were taken over by Trebor in 1961.
PTM P/52 week 34
The ground can be very "sharp" for a little guy that is all boy. He counts his owies... to him they are the marks of a "tough guy."