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USC School of Dramatic Arts presents “Don’t Go,” created and directed by Rebecca Martinez and Nik Zaleski, in collaboration with Sojourn Theatre, April 19-22, 2018, at the Scene Dock Theatre. ©2018 Photo by Reza Allah-Bakhshi/Capture Imaging for the USC School of Dramatic Arts
Today I endured a very long day of non-air-conditioned train travel, first on a high-speed intercity from Venice to Florence, and then on a milk run from Florence to La Spezia, where I connected to Manarola. First I tried to read this interesting book I got about fourteenth-century exploration of the North Sea by some Venetian travellers, but I started feeling motion sick. Then I tried staring out the window, which more or less got me to Florence. I had just enough time in Florence to dash through the station to my connecting train, which was slower and not so ick-inducing. One of the things I did to while away the time on this train was this fun word game half way between a crossword puzzle and scrabble, and with lots of amusing pop culture clues - one was "Kirk's middle name" and as you can see here, one was "galactic hitchhiking necessity". I gave up on trying to get the picture in focus though.
Just for interest's sake. Out of camera, no editing at all.
Olympus OM-D E-M5, M.Zuiko Digital 17/2.8, mode Manual. Picture mode set to 'Monochrome'.
Exposure was, if I remember correctly, 60th @ f2.8
Available light - not much of that at all, candles mostly.
The interesting bit? It was shot at ISO25,600!
The t-shirts will end up looking quite a bit like this one, actually. Except there will be no small hill logo on the front.
I first visited this locaton in 1990 and again in 1993 (See Purbeck Set). It hasn't changed a great deal. However, it did prove easier to get closer than before to the tunnel mouths and there was less water around.
The Middlebere Tramway (or plateway) was built by Benjamin Fayle. Hence the BF before the numbers 1807. It is constructed of coursed limestone with dressed limestone arch-ring with a keystone. It ran from his pits at Norden near Corfe Castle to a wharf on Middlebere Creek and Goathorn Pier on Poole Harbour. Just North of the Wareham main road, the line split into two, before passing under the road. this resulted in their being two tunnels, the most northerly being inscribed BF 1807, whilst the more southerly one was built in 1848. In due course, the Swanage Branch was constructed and passed over the tramway / plateway immediately North of where it diverged. The trucks would have been horse drawn originally, but later in the C19 small narrow gauge tank engines were introduced. The line was in use until 1936.
Schloss Hünegg ( Baujahr 1861 - 1863 - 19. Jhd. - Stil Historismus - Renaissance - Heute Museum - château castle castello ) am Ufer des T.hunersee bei Hünibach in der Gemeinde Hilterfingen im Berner Oberland im Kanton Bern der Schweiz
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B.innens.chifffahrttreffen 2017 am Freitag den 10. November 2017
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..has been spinning songs and (inexplicably) turning women's heads since we were both just college boys. www.spinaroundsound.com/