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A sergeant-major leads the standard bearer onto the field of battle. Seen at the 230th Anniversary Observance of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, Greensboro.
People are taking pictures everywhere. Whether they use very expensive DSLR's or simply their mobile phone.
Shot on February 9, 2011.
One complaint about SAVOR -- Jeff received a nifty notebook when he checked in as a member of the press. We assumed we would get them, too, when we checked in. Alas, no. But we were told we would get a free gift a piece on the way out if we saved our ticket stubs.
I had a sneaking suspicion and yep -- tasting notebooks. On the way out. And these were specially designed for this event, with info about the specific foods being paired, etc.
I asked the people handing them out and they said they figured it would be too much for people to carry. Plus, they didn't have pens. I with they had let the attendees decide whether it was too much to handle or not.
Captured this dragonfly just as it was taking off. ONE of my favorites from today's outing.
Once again shot was taken with a 70-200mm f/2.8 L II lens while hand holding it.
Apparently a new shooter nails around 2-3 clay pigeons on the first day. I got around 9-10 in this game!
Boston & Maine #3712 is seen taking on water at Dover, NH on the "Eastwind".
Taken on August 9th, 1940.
Photographer unknown.
Collection of the GFMRRC.
Fiddle player taking a break, was over from Austria.
Check out the slideshow of the Sligo Folk Session
For the GW UK please no googling or looking at the rest of my photos for this one... The name of the lock is there but i would like the area and nearest towns.
Thanks
I was watching this Great Blue Heron at Lake Galena (In Bucks County,PA) when he suddenly took off. They are beautiful and majestic birds.