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My particular... brand of photography relies heavily on timing: right time, right place, right subject, right circumstance. Those converge and generally I'm going to get a photo I like.
And with Daniel, I don't think that could've been more perfect.
When I first encountered him, he was just lounging against a tree. A couple fishing poles at the lake shore. I fully intended to just walk by. Until, I swear, he sprang up to his feet from laying down and ran to the pole. It soon became apparent what was on the other end of the line.
After nearly losing his footing entirely on the edge of the shore, he stepped down into the water. I set my camera down and told him to hand me the pole so I could try to reel it closer to the shore for him to grab it.
Took a few tries as it was putting up a bit of a fight, but he finally got hold of it.
A confidently struck scoring shot from Felling at High Heworth Lane during a 76-run Premier Division victory over North East Premier Cricket League rivals Burnopfield.
Match statistics
Felling versus Burnopfield
North East Premier Cricket League, Premier Division (50 overs, 11.30am start)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 80. Burnopfield won the toss and elected to bowl. Felling 322-6 off 50 overs (Travis Norris 125, Edward Hurst 65, Joe Cracknell 47, Brydon Carse 2-33, Mitchell Killeen 2-45) 20pts beat by 76 runs Burnopfield 246 off 47.3 overs (Matthew Oswell 64, Alasdair Appleby 50, Matthew Purdy 32no, Elliot Fox 3-50, Travis Norris 2-32) 6pts. Umpires: Phil Clayton and Peter Young.
"Timing is everything" means doing things at the right time (which is often down to luck) is the most important thing.
For example:-
"If you're launching a new business, timing is everything."
This photo shows a ticket from our visit to the museum at Prora on Rügen. We were issued this ticket to go to the cafe. You can go and just have a coffee for free, but you have to be booked in and out.
When you go in they give you this ticket. When you pick up your coffee the person at the till fills in the time, when you leave the cafe they fill in the time, when you get back to the ticket desk they fill in the time.
German efficiency? Or complete lunacy?
Oh and dogs are welcome too.
:-)
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Wednesday, 11th September 2019
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4. Digital screen to display the optional time and can control the related time in different curing mode (full mode/ ramp-up mode/ pulse mode)
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Lithium battery: 3.7v
Working voltage: DC3.45-4.2V
Input voltage: AC100-240v, 50/60Hz
Spectrum range: 450-470nm
Light intensity: ≥1800mW/cm2
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Practicando un poco con el tutorial de Dzoom me han salido cosas más o menos decentes.
Más info: www.dzoom.org.es/noticia-3989.html
Silky Purple Flag (Patersonia sericea) – white form, with native bee (Lasioglossum (Homalictus) urbanum). It landed right in front of my camera. :) [Gardens of Stone SCA, NSW]
I've seen so many pictures of this lake, and most of them I felt didn't do it justice. I hope this one does. Two key differences from most pictures I've seen of Kinney Lake: everyone seems to shoot it in the morning, which I figured would be the best time as well, but the light's a bit strong after sunrise. This was taken in the late afternoon, when the light was quite lovely. The other issue is that the mountains around the lake are so big that the standard approach is to use the widest lens possible. But I found a telephoto approach brought home how big these mountains are.
most of the time, the train has just left or hasnt come when i just arrived the platform leaving me time to do some shooting.
timing-wise, actually, it is just perfect.
i like to wait for the next train.
not in a hurry.
I've been trying for a shot like this for a long time! I would have liked the whole fish splash or even a full jump, but I am not complaining. Hitting the tribs again tomorrow morning with Jessie, hopefully we'll catch a couple... maybe even a chrome.
No Crop. Contrast increased only.
In all that I will say
In every move I'll make
You'll see that I don't fake
Even if I wanted to
She passed it on to me
She walked into my life
The ridiculous and sublime
Beneath the lowered sky
She fell in love
And passed it on to me
I threw it all away
Like a record that you don't play
And all the hurt I saved
Well, time had come
I passed it on to her
Do you realize
Do you realize
To look into her eyes
and to let her go
To pass it on to him
(Was it bad timing?)
-Tom Barman (I dropped two verses, though)
Blue Angels doing what they do best. These are the types of shots I would like to get better at, it's incredibly difficult to time these just right. It's impossible to get both planes sharp, one will always have motion blur because you have to pick one of the two planes and track it through the sky then click the shutter at the exact right moment. A couple more are in the comments below.
One of the photos from the time lapse series. This one was clicked by Jen because the shutter timer had stopped working. Perfect timing! Love the effect.
In Kakkanad, Infopark Rd. This is Noel apartment building.
Sometimes you just get lucky!
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start images thanks to Temari 09 and Nancee_art