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I was playing my 12 string the other day and became aware that I have never taken a photograph of it. So then, it became a question of what to focus on. As is my tendency, I looked closely, and wondered what it would look like to make a closeup of the headstock and tuning machines. To get this level of depth of field, I had to combine 41 photographs in Helicon Focus to get it all in focus. I used the 200mm macro lens to compress the scene and make the tuning machines all fit without a lot of other stuff entering the picture, which the 105mm would not do. It’s an Ovation 12 string, BTW. It has a lovely sound. I’m looking forward to being able to play with others again some day.
On the 30th April 2021 the 'HMS Prince of Wales' departs from Portsmouth for further training and trials. The 'SD Tempest' acts as the bow tug. 'SD Tempest' is a Damen ART 8032 class tug operated by Serco Marine Services ant was ordered specifically to handle the Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers.
I've searched always for someone
in and around for an ardent support
for everything I think and in every act of mine
At last I've found one
and it is none other than
myself...!
Here ya go, Bob. Guaranteed to bring 100% relief……… Chiropractic approved. Eazy-peezy...........low center of gravity. It's even got wheelie bars on it so ya won't flip upside down when ya punch the throttle.
When I spotted these two women, a few metres away from me and walking in the opposite direction, I knew I only had a few seconds to adjust my exposure, my shutter, frame and release the shutter. I only had time for one shot. The photo was neither retouched nor cropped.
These are fairly rare moments, but for me they reflect that famous ‘instant’ that we look for behind attitudes, movements and situations.
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"Mothers hold their children's hands for a short while, but their hearts forever."
-Unknown
Bijaya Gurung Photography.
The famous (in New Zealand, anyway) Cardrona Bra Fence, where thousands of brassieres flap merrily in the breeze. It started as a lark during Christmas week in 1998, when four anonymously donated bras appeared on the fence; no way of knowing, but we'd bet alcohol was involved. Anyway, by February there were 60 bras on the fence and the local council had them removed. That, of course, started a cause celebre, and there was no stopping the phenomenon. Now the fence has become a fundraiser for breast cancer research, with a collection box for contributions. Many of the bras are remembrances of breast cancer victims, with their names
HQ Support Squadron (Shireibu Shien Hikotai) - Central Air Defence Force (Chubu Koku Homentai) - Air Defence Command (Koku Sotai)
A regular sight across Japan the indigenous T-4 is currently scarcely seen on the move under its own steam due to engine issues that are plaguing the fleet, just 3 T-4s are actively flying from Iruma as of November 2019. 46-5719 however, flew extensively during 3 visits to Iruma.
Here's an intimate scene from a well known lookout in Algonquin Park. This scene really spoke to me because of how the branches almost seemed to reach out toward the island. Such a cool spot.
Taken with a Canon 5D IV and a 27-70 f/2.8L ii with a Lee landscape polarizer. Processed in Camera Raw and Photoshop.
Hardsuits designed in support of the conquest of DA4.
Each suit accommodates a full minifig. Variations suitable for Aquatic, Arctic, and Urban environments.
The Aquatic Infiltrator features swim flippers and a rear-mounted propulsion device for under-sea mobility. Assault weapons include tranquilizer darts, a harpoon gun, naval mine launcher, a dual barrel mini gun and a scythe melee weapon.
The Arctic Defender uses skis to traverse the snow and ice of the frozen continent. An ice axe and saw assist in conquering the rough terrain. Defensive weapons include a dual barrel mini gun, flame thrower, guided surface to air missile launcher, and a dual blade melee sword.
The Urban Invader stealthily attacks enemy settlements under the cover of darkness using an infrared camera and floodlights. The enemy is subdued with a sniper rifle, dual barrel mini gun, grenade launcher, and energy blade melee sword.
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Towards the end, a mild draft... the pollen spills onto the tender petals.
They are so fragile...
Anemone coronaria is a species of flowering plant in the genus Anemone, native to the Mediterranean region.
This is not a crop, comp 'in camera'... just how I like it!
Each time I think... that's it, there's only so much you can do with flowers... and yet again and again, I'll see something new.
Being creative is not a choice... it is an urge in me.
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Here are four more photos from Comet ghost town.
This house in Comet, Montana had a nice hillside location, but it looks like the porch could have used some more support.
Washington State Patrol, SWAT. Tacoma, Washington. 2009. Check out the new homepage for the AJM STUDIOS Northwest Police Department! The old homepage is here. It does not get updated as often as the first link. 2010.
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PT&P custom designed seventy-eight figure 2000 heavy duty pipe saddles for two 24" insulated ductile iron pipelines. The two pipelines are routed beneath a 650' bridge crossing over a river in upper New York State. The insulation is 3" thick with high density polyethylene jacketing. Axial movements due to expansion can approach 3". In order for the jacketing to avoid being damaged when displacements occur, the saddles have been lined with polished stainless steel.