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CameraCanon EOS-1D Mark IV
Exposure0.013 sec (1/80)
Aperturef/2.8
Focal Length100 mm
ISO Speed100
Speedlite off-camera flash shot through shrub to rear of web.
Processed with Adobe Camera RAW, Photoshop CS4 and OnOne Photoframe Professional.
MEPs Marietje Schaake and Kaja Kallas cordially invite you to an ALDE event on how various Russian authorities use the Internet, especially for propaganda and surveillance purposes. The event will be kicked off by the book launch of Andrey Soldatov and Irina Borogan´s ´The Red Web´. Please join us for a presentation of their findings and a discussion of their implications by a panel of experts.
Freilichtmuseum Detmold, Germany
Hasselblad 500cm
Zeiss Planar 80/2.8
16mm extender
Fuji Provia 100F (expired, of course)
This seems to happen to me frequently lately. I intend to post this much earlier and then get side tracked by "better" fence photos....stacking up a bit, hence the post today. There is no doubt now that I am completely fortified by fence.
Photo taken from my room on the third floor of the very nice Aviator Hotel at Farnborough Airport through the glass of the room, the glass is not 100% and the windows do not open , however if you are in one of the more expensive studio rooms or suites then on request I believe they can be opened.
LX-WEB Cessna 525B Citationjet CJ3 (525B-0173) Jetfly Aviation Farnborough Airport 29-07-2019
Case Study - Superheats Broadband - Digital Scotland
Tom Madden - web designer
Is now very happy have superheats broadband at his West Lothian home.
Tom Madden
Tom is Head of Development at D8, a design agency in Glasgow. He lives with his partner Ann and Ann’s 18 year old son, Lewis, in the village of Bridgehouse in West Lothian. He often works from his home office in a wooden cabin at the bottom of the garden, overlooking the pond. Now they have a fibre broadband connection, Tom is able to work from home just as effectively as from the office, boosting his productivity and improving his quality of life.
Staying ahead
Tom says: “I can now rely on broadband speeds of 36 Mbps download, which is more than ten times faster than the speeds we received before. That makes a tremendous difference to the way I can work from home. For example, I recently had to download a huge file from a client that would previously have taken 24 hours! With the fibre broadband connection, it took no longer than two hours, which meant that I could get on with the project and deliver the client what he wanted faster. Design is a competitive industry and speed helps us stay ahead.
“Having fibre broadband will make an even more dramatic difference in winter. On days when it is snowing or there are transport problems, I can continue working from home, without any loss of productivity, rather than try to battle in to the office.”
Productive video calls
“Fibre broadband is also making it so much easier to use Skype. We frequently use video calls to speak to clients, but if I joined a call from home before, it would often break up. Now it is perfect quality. I often want to show a client a website when on a video call but I used to hesitate to do this as it would make the quality even worse. Now, I can show websites and share slides on a video call, and it makes no difference at all to the crystal clear video and audio. This makes it so much easier to have productive meetings with clients over Skype.”
Connecting instantly
Tom adds: “I can also rely on instant connection to the office servers via our Virtual Private Network (VPN). This means I can access all the office files whenever I need them. In the past, if I was going to work from home, I had to plan it in advance and take the files home with me. Now, I do not have to worry about that and can always access whatever I need from the office as well as respond speedily to any unexpected client demands.
“One time I really notice the improvement in speeds when I am making amendments to a website. Now, these copy to the server instantly whereas before there would be a delay of a few minutes each time. Whenever that happened, I would lose concentration and it had a significant impact on productivity overall. Now I can just crack through the work.
Music throughout the house
Tom continues: “As well as changing the way I can work from home, fibre broadband is making a difference to the way we live. Ann and I love music and now we will be able to install a Sonos system and enjoy multi-room music, controlled from our mobile phone or tablet. We can pick music from Spotify and create exactly the mood we want throughout the house and office. For example, I find certain types of music help me concentrate and work faster. Now all this will be at our fingertips.
Connecting all the family
“We are also making full use of catch up TV on iPlayer now, which we could hardly use at all before, because it kept buffering. And, especially with a teenager in the household, it is wonderful to be able to rely on the same fast broadband regardless of how many of us are online at the same time. Lewis is a big user of social media and YouTube. He is interested in Anime, a Japanese film animation style, and he talks to friends and other Anime enthusiasts around the world. So he is really delighted we have the fibre connection as we used to ask him to get off the internet, if we needed the bandwidth for something else. You can imagine his frustration and how pleased we all are that this is in the past.
“It’s also fantastic to be able to use Skype to talk to Ann’s daughter, who is travelling in India. It makes all the difference to be able to have long face to face conversations and even see the hotels she is staying in – and all at no cost!
Tom concludes: “Fibre broadband is making a huge difference to my ability to work from home as well as improving the quality of life for everyone in my family.”
PIC PHIL WILKINSON
info@philwilkinson.net
01316186373 - 07740444373
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Too much nervous energy today. It is a momentous day for Scotland. Took the dogs for a very long walk this morning and for the first time in months took my camera with me.
This is the web banner for our "donations" page, which you can see at hopecitychurch.cc/#/donate
Goal: to give a down-to-earth feel to the always-touchy subject of donating and money in church. We have a lot of new christians in our church body, and are trying to reach a very un-churched area, so we're being very careful about coming across as not looking for money. This page is both for 1)members to tithe online and 2)donations from people and/or churches that are supporting us in our infant church stage.
Direction: Pastor wanted "making a difference and doing our part" on the page as well as 'donate'.
What you see on this "table" are flyers and "polaroids" of events we've had throughout the year - both in-church and community outreach. We also give out stickers, so that's the little orange "hc" circle you see in the bottom corner.
It took awhile to get all the shadowing, etc. right, and I wish the "donate" looked more etched into the table than it does, but I just started designing a month ago, so i'm pretty proud of where this is. haha :)
Thoughts/tips?