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Canon 1000D, 18-55mm IS lens @f9, ISO 200, Shutter speed 1/200, Hoya CPL filter. Temple of Apollo in town of Side, Turkey.
working on lighting.. over exposing, under exposing and working with my settings in bad lighting.. this was in full shade during the middle of day.. still got work to do.. but this is what I got!
The Heron and the Crow seemed to work side by side looking for frogs, worms and other small beasties to snack on.
Once my brother obtained all the paperwork nessassary to own the vehicle, he worked out a deal with the boss of the body shop to work on this vehicle in his spare time. there was a considerable amount of rust and physical damage inside and out. The vehicle was dismanteled down to the body shell. Engine and Transmission were not removed.
Cross posting from my Deviant account - lykeios-uk.deviantart.com/art/TAD015-The-Other-Side-15903... - for original image and stock credits.
In 1085 Bishop Remegius acquired a manor at Lyddington. It was rebuilt in the C14th and served as a wing of the Bishop of Lincoln’s palace. It was altered again in the C15th and early C16th. In 1547 it was seized on behalf of the king.
By 1600 it had passed to Sir Thomas Cecil who converted it into an almshouse for 12 poor ‘bedesmen’. The men had to be over 30 years old and the women over 45, free of lunacy, leprosy and the French pox. At this time it was known as the Jesus Hospital, but later became known as the Bedehouse. It was used as an almshouse until 1930.
In 1954 English Heritage took it on.
"Lacing" up from the side. Pull around tightly.
Actually I tend to tie the lower straps before the shoulder straps.
Elevated view of the phantom side of the building. 1362 is actually more like a duplex building; it shares its overall footprint with 1366, a currently unoccupied, but larger, office on the north side of the building. I only wanted to build 1362, so I placed the Zetta logo into the wall that separates the buildings internally, and built a signature area where the building and rest of the landscaping/parking would be.
FORT CARSON, Colo. – Soldiers of 2nd Brigade Combat Team stand at attention at the Fort Carson Special Events Center, May 12, 2012. Soldiers of 2nd BCT, 4th Infantry Division, sang the Army song and the 4th Inf. Div. march before being released to see Families and friends of Fort Carson.
(U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Andrew Porch 2nd BCT PAO, 4th Inf. Div.)