Ground Floor. Small shop without a shop window - only an entrance door. Entrance is recessed a little into the building. Small selection, normally worthwhile.

See the location of several used camera shops on this Ginza Google map

Using the Leica SL and testing the Leica 28mm f/1.4 Summilux

Used a stack (48mm) of extension tubes with a 400mm telephoto lense (SSM70-400G) taken from about 4' away using a blind. The first crop from original was 4045 x 2697, with pretty amazing detail.

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Mayor Bill de Blasio signs an executive order to end the City's reliance on single-use plastic during a press conference at the Sims Municipal Recycling in Sunset Park, Brooklyn on Thursday, April 11, 2019. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office

The weather today was far from suitable for a proper hike. I had to settle for the regular walk with the dogs across a number of rather muddy local fields.

And Yes, I know this is a bit of a cliche ;-)

#17 Take a Hike Day for 116 pictures in 2016

...using CPL

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Storytelling Tools: Using Music & Sound Creatively

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Using Infrared converted camera in Monument Valley, so many wonderful opportunities

Use snail mail this Valentines day!

Using the pattern for the plastic skull, I cut this one from silver. It is about 60 - 70mm long. I'm going to set a very fine purplish-blue sapphire into the setting on the head.

new york city

july 1976

uss macdonough (ddg-39)

west side waterfront

operation sail (opsail) '76, part of US bicentennial celebrations

part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf

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Yorks Cafe remembers when Stephenson Street used to be Tramworks.

The Metro extension from the end of Stephenson Street up Pinfold Street is complete.

Although they are finishing bits and pieces around Victoria Square, while the line is now open.

I remember when this street used to be tramworks

#GoodOldDays

Use this copyright-free photo of an Australian Shepherd from step by step with Ewelina Kuczera. Follow along with her to create this amazing canine in the December 2016 issue of COLORED PENCIL Magazine. www.coloredpencilmag.com

Post your finished artwork on your favorite social media page with #DrawingIvan so we can all view it!

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used 10 years old film founded inside camera.

Using two LED lights and a 16 second exposure time i was able to create some nice light graffiti.

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Ford's premium division, Lincoln-Mercury, also had a presence in Montclair. This is the first of two of their dealerships here, Clairidge Lincoln-Mercury, on Israel Crane Way near Lackawanna Plaza between Bloomfield Avenue and Glen Ridge Avenue.

After it closed - I don't know when that was - it became John's Automotive, a used car dealer.

How is that business doing? It isn't. Take a good look - the building is vacant.

The Lackawanna Plaza area in Montclair is something of a no-man's-land these days.

Using Crafty Individuals papers

Using methods of public intervention and video installation, Daniel Canogar's Storming Times Square is born from a desire to have viewers project themselves, literally and metaphorically, onto their immediate environments.

The video display content will be the result of a public participation performance. In the first phase of the project, local Times Square community, distinguished New Yorkers and neighborhood pedestrians crawl over a green-screen surface while being captured by an over-head video camera, which will be turned into a dynamic video animation for September’s Midnight Moment.

Photo Credit: Clint Spaulding for @TSqArts

Using the Zuiko 38 mm f/1.8.

Kodak Ektar 100 colour film (famous for its absence of graininess), then scanned and the images digitally processed.

This is a diptych of two negatives, which fit onto the same area as one negative of a 35 mm camera because the Pen-F is a half-format camera.

The image on the right shows the jaws and lower row of teeth (with replacement teeth ) of a Mako shark (Isurus Oxyrinchus).

Senckenberg Museum of Natural History, Frankfurt, Germany

Who used to run the second hand book shop Harry Halls.

A dapper and sprightly gentleman who caught my attention as he strode purposefully through town in the run up to the big birthday celebrations on the 25th of last month.

Used Arista.edu 100 in Arista one-shot liquid. Pentax H1a Super Takumar 55mm f/2

oh, the things you find. 35mm.

my life passing before my eyes

apparently my life fits into 32 cubic metres (to be fair that *is* combined with ronet)...

This is the moment when it all gets real, everything we own (including DF's bedroom) somehow fits into oddly shaped packages that can be packed into a metal box in less than four hours...

Thanks for the ride Amsterdam, I know I'll never live anywhere like this again. I'm going to miss so many things...

(and obviously, this being Amsterdam, they *have* to remove at least one of the windows to move your stuff - it's the law!!)

Fly to this location (using Google Earth)

Early morning on base. Here I am standing across the parade field taking a small panorama of the buildings and fog. Used 3 images to make this one.

This deck was constructed using TimberTech XLM Rustic Bark decking and trim. We also used TimberTech Sandridge Radiance railing for the surround of the deck. Additionally we added black accent low voltage post lights to the deck. This Deck was built in the Markham area.

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Used the PlayStation Move for some light painting fun. I'm an amateur, and first time doing light painting.

Using Analog Efex Pro (Google Nik Collection) to created a rustic feel to a macro shot of a flower.

Using the age of a phone as a social form of carbon dating I'm guessing that this person has time traveled from the past, probably from circa. 2004.

Using ring-flash inside an 18" softbox, attached to monopod and hand-held above victim. A little fill-flash from a 42" umbrella camera-left. Snooted hair-light (hat-light?) well behind camera-right.

Commonly used art supplies and media in your art therapy work or

internship with client:

"Cameras are a wonderful tool, whether used in a walk-a-bout or

working on perspective,

the set of cameras are in constant use".

(This one was used in documenting a small garden we were working on together)

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I saw this fire hydrant next to a factory while on an early morning walk with a friend. I'm not sure if the paint is peeling from lack of use or over-use.

Used to run on most of the metra line most likely BNSF

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Used Canon 600d + Sigma 17-70mm Macro OS

Students used Wired Magazines as mouse pads at the open house.

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E-poster presentations using ePostersDisplay, during the ISMICS 2013 Annual Scientific Meeting, in Hilton Prague.

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telephone

/ˈtɛlɪˌfəʊn/

noun

1.

Also called telephone set. an electrical device for transmitting speech, consisting of a microphone and receiver mounted on a handset

(as modifier): a telephone receiver

2.

a worldwide system of communications using telephones. The microphone in one telephone converts sound waves into electrical signals that are transmitted along a telephone wire or by radio to one or more distant sets, the receivers of which reconvert the incoming signal into the original sound

(as modifier): a telephone exchange, a telephone call

3.

See telephone box

verb

4.

to call or talk to (a person) by telephone

5.

to transmit (a recorded message, radio or television programme, or other information) by telephone, using special transmitting and receiving equipment

Also, phone.

Origin

1825-1835

1825-35; tele-1+ -phone

Word Origin and History for telephone

n.

1835, "apparatus for signaling by musical notes" (devised by Sudré in 1828), from French téléphone (c.1830), from télé- "far" (see tele- ) + phone "sound" (see fame (n.)). Also used of other apparatus early 19c., including "instrument similar to a foghorn for signaling from ship to ship" (1844). The electrical communication tool was first described in modern form by P.Reis (1861); developed by Bell, and so called by him from 1876.

v.

1878, from telephone (n.). Related: Telephoned ; telephoning.

Encyclopedia Article for telephone

instrument designed for simultaneous two-way voice communication and the technological system through which it is employed. It is a central part of modern telecommunication.

Using a plastic Holga lens.

© James Dyas Davidson

One of selection of scanned photographs I took using film prior in the years 1994 to 2000.

Fortunately, I was able to photograph this aircraft and have the pleasure of seeing it fly before witnessing the sad loss of this aircraft and its pilot 'Hoof Proudfoot' at The Flying Legends Air Show of 1996.

The only flyable Lockheed P-38 Lightning in Europe was destroyed and its pilot killed when it crashed during the Flying Legends airshow at Duxford Airfield near Cambridge, England on July 15 (1996)

The P-38, which belonged to British warbird enthusiast Stephen Grey’s The Fighter Collection, was being flown by TFC’s chief pilot, Hoof Proudfoot. Despite his Native American-sounding name, the 54-year-old Michael Bryan Proudfoot was born and raised in England.

According to eyewitnesses, it appeared that the P-38 failed to recover from a low-level roll and struck the approach end of Duxford’s paved runway. It exploded on impact and tumbled into a row of transient civil aircraft parked in the grass alongside the runway.

Eight aircraft, including a French Broussard, a Twin Beech, a deHavilland Chipmunk, a Stearman PT-17 and a Stinson Reliant, were destroyed by the fiery wreckage and six others were badly damaged.

The first fatality at a Duxford flying event, Proudfoot was apparently killed instantly by the initial impact.

Proudfoot enlisted in the RAF in 1958 as an electronics technician, but was selected for pilot training three years later. He flew Hawker Hunters in the Far East and was among the first to fly the VTOL Harrier.

Using state of the art cutting edge (no pun intended) photography, I have managed to get a shot of the internal workings of my brain.

Like a well oiled machine, though the gears are worn and weathered, my Flickr philosophy can be thought of as:

Post varied subject matter

Provoke interesting conversation

Exchange knowledge

Expand social interaction

Don't bore people

Have fun

Read this far? Then it must work.

Don't mistake cogs in the brain for the Carambola common name Star Fruit.

The fruit is entirely edible, including the slightly waxy skin. The flesh is crunchy, firm, and extremely juicy. The texture is similar in consistency to grapes and the flavour slightly like lemonade.

A picture of the whole fruit is shown below.

These IMPERFECTIONS in the flesh are nothing to worry about.

Behind the Lens Theme

Used a styrofoam panel to lighten her face. Had to hold it in my left hand but put it on camera right... Don't try this at home. ;-)

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