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Two crows sitting across each other on the highwire. Almost like a boardroom conversation with high jolts of electricity flowing by :D
A Yorkshire slip cordon, at the Cooper Associates-sponsored County Ground, Taunton, on the rain-affected first day of a County Championship fixture with Division One rivals Somerset. A mid-afternoon thunderstorm meant only 42 overs were possible. After a three-hour hiatus, play eventually was abandoned for the day, owing to what the umpires regarded as a dangerously saturated outfield.
Match statistics
Somerset versus Yorkshire @ County Ground, Taunton
County Championship, Division One, day one of four (96 overs scheduled, 10.30am start)
Admission: £19 (advance purchase). Blank scorecard: £1. Attendance: 1,300 (estimate). Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bowl. Somerset 155-3 off 42 overs (Tom Kohler-Cadmore 76, James Rew 54 not out, George Hill 2-31) 0pts. Yorkshire (1pt) did not bat. Play was abandoned for the day, at 4.45pm, after a pitch inspection, owing to a wet outfield. Umpires: Rob Bailey, Mark Newell
Result (four days): Somerset 441-6 declared off 127 overs (14pts) drew with Yorkshire 134-9 declared off 38 overs (9pts)
Got a chance to shoot cricket match on last sunday. This shot was taken with 75-300 USM Cannon lense (with out IS). It really requires quick movement to point on the action, in this I missed batsman who is about to get in the criss, but able to get the bowler, who is waiting for the ball and the expressions of the audiance, which looks tense.
These two guys circled each other, pushed and shoved a little, but in the end did not break into a real fight.
Either that, or this is a photo of a push-me-pull-you
The gray roan (note the partly solid-gray face and white blaze) is quite scarred up from encounters with other stallions.
Salzberg - Salt mine tour. This is how the mine workers would go down to the mine back in the days. What a great way to start the day!
(lost my photos on flight. Glad that I took photos of the photos before I boarded the plane)
Here is the new kitten plotting an attack on the old cat.
In the few short hours he's been living with me, I've kind of gotten used to him. (See the previous image in the stream to get the story of how he came to be here.) He also seems to have taken a shine to me. Go figure. He's a very affectionate and playful cat. He also likes to tease the other cat, which I find infinitely amusing.
He came with the name "Tango" which I'm not liking that much. I have, therefore, set up a poll on my blog (www.signifyingnothing.com) where you can vote on a name for him.
What's it to be?
This photograph was taken at the Cycle of Songs Choir's second rehearsal. This took place on Wednesday 11th June 2014 at Cambridge Junction.
People had died and we were very, very nervous. Plus, the Murcie was acting up. After this, our little van got lost in Albania.
1-27-12 // Bing Arts Center // Springfiend, Ma
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"The Red"
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Model: Marley
Photographer: Kaa Dahl (Dmansir Photography)
Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon 100 mm Macro
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