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Cross Canoes, quilt by Barbara Hudson of Snow Hill, MD, who happened to buy my painting at the auction. :)
I know it's only a seagull, but, even they can be photogenic.......at times!
I was just pleased with the delail of the eye?
Juvenile Sharp-tailed Sandpiper. Boundary Bay 104 St., Delta, British Columbia. Found by Bob Sundstrom with Victor Emanuel Nature Tours.
Usually seen darting into bushes and trees it was a treat to catch this fellow basking in the morning sun.
Stenner Creek Rd. SLO County 12/8/2014
Elwood Sharp with his wife Kate and daughter Sarah. Probably taken in their home in California after they had moved there sometime in the 1920's. Elwood was the son of William W. Sharp and was a grandson of Joseph Sharp and Hannah.
I discovered 1 advantage of Pano Stitching, SHARPNESS. We can get close to subject instead of standing few feet back to get larger landscape mode. Even we are using cheapest kit lens.
4 RAW images stitching
ƒ16 18mm 1/40sec ISO100 Handheld
See LARGER or SUPER LARGE if you interested to see how sharpness matters..
This is also an attempt to get diagonal line.
A Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) certification course was held at Fort Buchanan, June 15-26, as part of the U.S. Army's qualification requirements for sexual assault response coordinators and victim advocates by the 1st Mission Support Command (1st MSC), U.S. Army Reserve-Puerto Rico.
My first roll with Contax T3
Absolute stealth, compact, quick, sharp and fully automated, all in my shirt pocket, but now, where will i put my cell phone?
Outfits so sharp they could puncture the hull of an Empire-class Fire Nation battleship leaving thousands to drown at sea
23491 “Sharps 4-Shot Pepper Box Pistol” – New Market Battlefield Military Museum, 9500 George Collins Parkway, New Market, Shenandoah, VA. May 25, 2018. Decimal Degrees: 38.652680, -78.674131
Top row portrait on wall:
“Col. Henry Post
1st U.S. Sharp Shooters KIA 5/3/1863 Chancellorsville”
“Lt. James Matthews
Co. D, 2nd U.S. Sharp Shooters”
Bottom row portrait on wall:
“Capt. Amos B. Jones
Co. E, 1st USSS Berdan’s”
“Adj. J. Smith Brown
Berdan’s 1st U.S. Sharp Shooters”
“1st Lt. Henry E. Kinsman
Co. F, 1st U.S. Sharp Shooters”
Behind artifact:
“Sharps 4-shot Pepper Box Pistol”
.30 caliber rim fire breech loading metallic cartridge. Four barrels with revolving firing pin on the hammer face. SN 551. Marked ‘C. Sharp & Co. Philada. Pa., Patent 1859’. Checked hard rubber grips.”
In front of portrait:
“Capt. Nelson M. Wilson
1838 -1904 Co. C, 16th North Carolina Holding 4 barrel Sharps Pepper Box”