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When you want to see the Changing of the Guards at Amalienborg Palace.
Or you wander around Copenhagen and decide to have a look at the Place when suddenly there are loads of people and police and there's music....
"The Ceremony
At Amalienborg Palace, the royal residence in Copenhagen, the Royal Guard, mounted by the Kongelige Livgarde (Kings Life Guard)is on duty for 24 hours.
The size of the Guard and musical support is dependant on who is in residence at Amalienborg Palace:
Kongevagt (King's Watch) when the Monarch is in residence the Guards are accompanied by the Royal Guards music band.
Løjtnantsvagt (Lieutenant Watch) when Prince Henrik, Crown Prince Frederik or Prince Joachim are residing at Amalienborg in the capacity of regents the Guards are accompanied by flutes and drums.
Palævagt (Manor Watch) when the Crown Prince or Prince Joachim are in residence but not in the capacity of regents or the Palace is uninhabited the Guards march through Copenhagen without musical accompaniment."
So regarding to this (slightly outdated) article I was able to observe the Løjtnantsvagt. It was quite a show
On this site: www.kongehuset.dk/en/palaces-and-the-royal-yacht/changing...
you can read everything you need to know about the ceremony and a bit more....
When I had just gotten to the concours this morning lightning struck and we all had to wait out the rain indoors for a while. It began to sprinkle again after a couple of hours and I decided to head back home…. This is what the weather map looks like two hours later.
Dave was mending the engine... the afternoon sun catching the metal giving it a lovely glow..
For the Sunday Challenge group..theme metal
I was walking around the beach in Waikiki, getting shots of surfers and waves crashing on the jetties when I turn around and see this... fineartamerica.com/profiles/1-jason-jacobs.html
The campaign to get a good, well-lit photo of the George Robert White Memorial continues. With the aid of sun-spotting software, I'm starting to dial in on times of the day and of the year when I've got a chance of a good photo.
The photo I want continues to elude. But if you hit the Public Garden between 10 and 11, it's possible to get something nice from this angle. If you're willing to climb up on top of the marble edging of the fountain.
Segundo uma placa bem rústica do lado esquerdo na parede externa da pequena igreja( ver a última foto da série abaixo ), a Irmandade São Benedito de Bragança foi fundada em 18/12/1978 por iniciativa dos primitivos escravos da antiga Vila de Bragança.
The perspective was deliberate ... The central core of the Lanes shopping complex in Carlisle. The building has a full height central atrium, and clerestory glazing lights the three floors of the interior.
I took this shot in Panama City Beach this fall. I love it when the timing of a shot works out just perfectly. Here is a Brown Pelican with a seagull nicely placed behind.
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Missy was so good at sniffing out abandoned tennis balls and now it looks as if she passed her skills onto her friend Tasku.
It helps a lot that I can still walk with Tasku and Taivas A forest walk is not the same without a dog to share it with.
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EXPLORE #65
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Strobist: SB-28 w/ Lumiquest ProMax w/ gold insert, camera left.
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Explore #288 May 12,2009
A66 is seen here passing through Clarkefield running as 0097 down light engine to Bendigo Workshops for storage. This railfan favourite was the last holdout of a fleet of four V/Line Passenger owned A Class used for peak hour services to Bacchus Marsh.
This light engine movement had luckily been timetabled a few minutes ahead of a Steamrail Victoria special to Castlemaine, putting it in the viewfinders of plenty of enthusiasts who found themselves trackside for the steam train - including this lost New South Welshman!
Been meaning to edit this for a while, just keep forgetting about. :)
And no I didn't add in the uhaul, we just passed by one and I managed to take a picture at that time.
Model: Monica Kelly (MM #893366)
Hair: Chris Kirkpatrick
Make-up: Adrienne Pitkin
Wardrobe: Cristina Facundo
Photo Assistant: Mike Connell
Strobist Info: AB800 Camera left in a 7" reflector as key. SB-26 camera right and slightly behind the model for rim.
Dovrò decidermi ad estrarre qualcosa di organico dalla bella esperienza degli Assoluti di Karate Tradizionale 2018...
this dragonfly kept flying back to the same spot i wondered if i could get a shot of it landing... alas, after about 15 shots i was finally able to get what i wanted! thank goodness for the flash...
From last week on a day when weather, waves and good timing came together to give me an opportunity to shoot some really cool seascapes.
Early running put 6C52 ahead of the Seaforth - Mossend for its run up the WCML.
Not a lot of room for error here and one more flask would've kyboshed this shot!
A pair of MUSTANG FASTBACKS during the Sandown VIC round of the Australian Touring Car Masters Championship.
Still some of the best sounds you'll hear on a racetrack.
(1/2) #17 Steven Johnson, 1969 model off pole.
(2/2) #4 Rusty French in the self sponsored Skye Sands black always looks a treat.
Sandown, Victoria, Australia.
Every left heel hit the ground during that 1/125 sec.
Water Street near the War Memorial, St. John's, Newfoundland. November 11 2012.
Looks better large!
Taken at the lakefront in Lincoln Park yesterday during a Strobist meetup with models. This girl was standing on the edge of the concrete wall along Lake Michigan actually waiting for the waves to hit the wall and get a little splash of water but she she didn't expect the lake would be so generous. She got what she came there for. And she had a lot of fun. Me too. Who needs models when you capture moments like this?
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I'd been taking a few shots of this butterfly on the buddleja and was delighted to get one just as the butterfly took off and still to have good focus on the butterfly. I claim no credit it was jammy timing.
NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy gives opening remarks at the 25th meeting of the Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing National Advisory Board, Thursday, Dec. 9, 2021, at the Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel in Arlington, Va. Photo Credit: (NASA/Aubrey Gemignani)
An out-take from an old project.
Pay attention now.
Rifle fires pellet at razor blade. Blade splits pellet in two. Two halves of pellet wing their way towards a pair of gelatin filled Christmas bulbs.
And timing is set just a little two early.
Although if you look very closely, you can see tiny cracks staring in the light brown bulb as the half pellet just touches the glass surface.
Not that closely, you'll get nose grease on your monitor :-)
Cheers.
our word on the 2bbb blog is "time" this week... and this quote is so perfect... for me. maybe you too? :)
texture from skeletalmess and flypaper textures...
happy thursday...xxo, kim
3Z12 11:08 KNOTTINGLEY T.M.D. - 17:40 KNOTTINGLEY T.M.D. running on 28/06/2020
Train InformationTrain Running & Realtime Information
Runs on 28/06/2020
STP schedule runs Su from 28/06/2020 - 28/06/2020
Operated by DB Cargo 66135 & 66025
Departmental
Diesel Locomotive
Timing Load - 715 tonnes
Timed to run at 60mph
Train Activated 28/06/2020 03:58
Train ID - 183Z121I28 (Masked ID 391E)