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NASA Super-Tiger Balloon Shatters Flight Record
Image by NASA Goddard Photo and Video
Flying high over Antarctica, a NASA long duration balloon has broken the record for longest flight by a balloon of its size.
The record-breaking balloon, carrying the Super Trans-Iron Galactic Element Recorder (Super-TIGER) experiment, has been afloat for 46 days and is on its third orbit around the South Pole.
"This is an outstanding achievement for NASA's Astrophysics balloon team," said John Grunsfeld, associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "Keeping these huge balloons aloft for such long periods lets us do forefront science that would be difficult to do otherwise."
Super-TIGER is flying a new instrument for measuring the rare heavy elements among the flux of high-energy cosmic rays bombarding the Earth from elsewhere in our Milky Way Galaxy. The information retrieved from this mission will be used to develop an understanding where these energetic atomic nuclei are produced and how they achieve their very high energies.
Super-TIGER launched Dec. 8, 2012, from the long duration balloon site near McMurdo Station, Antarctica. The massive 39-million cubic foot scientific balloon carries the 6,000 pound Super-TIGER payload -- equivalent to a large sports utility vehicle -- at a float altitude of 127,000 feet, more than four times the altitude of most commercial airliners. Size-wise, more than 200 blimps could fit inside the balloon.
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Sculpture on the beach
Image by Ed.ward
Actually it's made of rubbish found on the beach. Quite cool though.
Nikon F80
Nikkor 20mm f/2.8 AF-D
Fuji Velvia 100F (expired)
Update
This image is now available as a wallpaper on blog.edsimpson.co.uk/walls/.
Daily App Experiment #160 "Crosswalk"
Image by docpop
Daily App Experiment #160 "Crosswalk" ran this photo through each of #Percolator's filters (while keeping the setting at "extra-fine"), then ran all those images in #Interlacer. That looked cool, but I wanted to foreground character to pop more, so brought the Interlaced image into #Juxtaposer and traced out the crossing gaurs from one if the darker Percolator sessions on top. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
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Prudence Goes Mobile!
Image by Holly Ford Brown
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Seared and basted steak
Image by dollen
There are two very simple things you can do to make even mediocre cuts of beef amazing.
Sear the meat (Even though I know better health wise)
Baste the beef as it finishes
It's really that simple. If you already know how to sear and baste, just stop reading now. If not, here's how I approach it.
Start with a properly & oiled (seasoned that is) cast-iron pan. Why cast iron you ask? Well, that's a bit of a story but in short:
99% of non-stick pans are bad for you
Stainless steel pans very in quality and are harder to get consistent sears with
Cast-iron pans are easy to cook just about anything in and they can go straight in the oven from the cook-top if you need to finish a larger cut of meat.
Sear with a high-temperature oil: I like to use an organic coconut oil to start the cooking and get a good searing on the beef. When the pan and the oil are good and hot place the meat in the pan, away from your body as not to splash your fleshy-bits with hot oil. Once the meat is in the pan just leave it alone. Don't shake it and play with it as if your on the Food Network. Just leave it there until you can see the sear developing from the side of the meat and the beef lets-go of the cast-iron pan nice an easily. It's a bit like talking a jumper off a ledge. You have to be gentle and precise. If you push to far to soon, it's a sloppy piece of meat.
Time to flip: Once you've seared the first side of the beef to a drooling @instagram like image of perfection lift the beef from the pan, roll the oils around for 10 seconds and find an unused portion of the pan to repeat the same show of beef-love (searing) on the others side of the beef.
This is the time to start adding veg. Onions and red bell pepper go a long way. If you're in to heat but find jalapeños to be a bit too much, add those now to steal some flavor while dulling the intense heat. Otherwise wait until you're at T-minus 60 seconds for the jalapeños.
The second side of the beef will take less time to cook than the first side. Keep an eye – and finger on the beef checking for your personal level on done-ness Just before the steak is done, drop a spoonful of @KerryGoldUSA grass-fed butter in the pan and your herb of choice. I like rosemary and/or sage but it's your call. Let it melt-down for a minute or so and as soon as you have a foaming liquid and herb butter sauce going, tilt the pan towards you a bit to pool-up the herbed/butter basil and start baling the butter onto the steak as if you were baling water from a sinking life-raft in an ocean full of sharks. Seriously, keep it going as the steak finishes. Once the butter turns a bit brown, you're in your final seconds of basting.
Well done! Now take a rest and let your beef rest for a few minutes as well. Why – I love hypothetical questions. Because the only thing a resting steak wants to do is soak it's liquids back up and make little aquifers of steak juice for your taste-buds to splash into. Really. Let the steak soak its juices back up a bit and you'll be a happy, happy camper.
WATERCOLOR OF A JAPANESE VILLAGE WITH MT FUJI IN BACKGROUND BY R. L. HUFFSTUTTER
Image by roberthuffstutter
This is a watercolor I began and completed yesterday, 23 September 2009. In order to find my subject matter, I closed my eyes and reflected on a few events enjoyed in the early 60s while stationed in Japan with VQ-1, based at NAS Atsugi, Japan. From the base, I was afforded a view of Mt Fuji everyday when the weather permitted. With a few moments, the joy of those memories became an easy subject matter. Thus, the above image. While I did take many photographs and made many sketches, I am sorry I did not spend more time taking photos and sketching. Japan is truly a nation where almost everywhere one looks, there is a view worth capturing. It is a beautiful nation with a beautiful and honorable people.
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Sunny
Image by K.G.Photos
Basically I just wanted to test out Topaz DeNoise 4. I also wanted to upload something today. If you do not like the telephone wires in the photo then I am sorry. This was from one RAW photo. Converted into -2,0,+2 with DPP
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Image by Kurt Komoda
Facebook cover image. A line doodle I did one day. Just moved from left to right, just making up monsters as I went. I kind of struggled with it. It didn't flow the way I hoped it would. Some of the monsters just seem to be sitting there. The portrait section is cropped off here, since this is the cover image. The full portrait was uploaded separately so that it line up perfectly with this image.
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Image by apollonia666
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N9766Z - a Kenmore Air Beaver landing sequence - 3a of 14: Lights, camera, action! Then Photoshop for color!!
Image by AvgeekJoe
This one is adjusted in photoshop... very beautiful once the haze of a damp, hazy January 2010 afternoon is taken out. Oh and I added saturation and took out digital noise via median. Even made the pic a bit warmer in temp which makes the water glassy.
Best viewed large. Original doesn't look that great.
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I caught this entire landing sequence on January 16, 2010 from the Space Needle.
The aircraft - is a 1953 Dehavilland Beaver DHC-2 MK.1, registered as N9766Z still has a radial engine. In 21 days I'll get to hopefully fly aboard one of these beauties.
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10.000
Image by wolfgang.wedenig
On June 30th, 2006 I bought a Canon EOS 350D + EF-S 18-55mm (Kit-Lens). Almost one year passed by and today I made my 10.000th picture.
I think Helmut Newton said that the first 10.000 pictures are only for the purpose of training and to get familiar with your equipment. This period is now over and I'm still not sure if I'm familiar with my equipment. I still have to improve my knowledge in making photos and I know what I can improve. The main point is that you have to know your faintness. The only question is how to handle it and how to fix it? And I also don't know if this picture is worthy to represent my work. Hopefully it is!
Some further information about me and my equipment:
June 30th, 2006
Canon EOS 350D + Canon EF-S 18-55mm 1:3,5-5,6 (Kit-Lens)
July 2nd, 2006
Sigma 70-300mm F4,0-5,6 DG
July 22nd, 2006
Canon Speedlite 430EX
July 24th, 2006
First upload to www.flickr.com/people/wuschl2202
January 10th, 2007
Canon EF-S 60mm 1:2.8 Macro USM
January 24th, 2007
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
January 30th, 2007
Sigma 10-20mm F4-5,6 EX DC HSM
May 21st, 2007
Sigma 28-70mm F2,8 EX DG Asp. IF
In the meantime I replaced the kit-lens with my latest lens - the Sigma 28-70mm which is really a great lens! The picture above has been made with the macro lens.
Napping among the Nasturtiums (slightly gimpified)
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Apache Pond, Sun Village, Surprise AZ
Pre-processed with Digikam, and then
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All objects of thought and perception have no independent existence: In Abstract Part 3
Image by michmutters
I dream a dream of another place and time. I dream a dream of another time in space (Mich R, written 260812 in tribute to Neil Armstrong)
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Isolation
Image by xstex
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The Japanese are Ambivalent towards Nature
Image by timtak
I uploaded this one to illustrate how little the Japanese are into Nature. I know that they worship it but a lot of the time they avoid it or make no effort to experience it.
This is shot from a restaurant of a seafood market and mall in Hagi, the most popular tourist attraction in Yamaguchi prefecture in 2006. It is called like "Hagi Sea Ma-to" ("sea market") and it sells all the fruit of the sea (please view my other photos). But for some reason they built the mall/market about 50 yards from the sea, seperated from the latter by a warehouse. One can only just see the sea from a gap in the car park.
Why wasn't the Sea Ma-to built on the waterfront so that one could look out accross the choppy sea of Japan while scoffying salmon? Because no one wants to look at the sea. Not even on a nice day. Why is this?
1) The Japanese value convenience more than anything else, and it is more convenient to have the warehouse next to the water's edge, than it is to have a restaurant next to the water's edge.
2) To the Japanese, nature is associated with disaster so they prefer to keep a respectful distance from things thave such awesome power. Indeed, Japanese nature is more inclined to cause both suffering and happiness due to the relative prevalence of earthquakes, tidal waves and hurricanes. Perhaps the positioning of this restaurant is a wise precautionary measure.
3) The Japanese feel themselves to be much more at one with nature as demostnrated by their ability to get their kit off and bathe in the nude with other people, or smell and enjoy their own faeces, or sell and purchase sex services in a manner that would be unacceptable in the UK. Being so much closer to nature the Japanese do not feel the urge to reinforce their link to it. It is rather Westerners that are so used to ignoring or dominating nature that they feel the urge to get on down in amongst it, occasionally, in their spare time.
4) As argued by Rene GIrard or is accessible from psycholanalytic theory, and is apparent from the way that spirit embodiments are hidden and wrapped in Shinto shrines, the sacred is very often taboo. Perhaps the Japanese have an ambivalent unconscious attitude towards nature that encourages them to keep a safe distance. This notion that the negative feelings towards nature are unconscious, and that Japanese people are not even aware of their ambivalence towards nature is born out by the way in which Japanese generally protest that they like nature, and do not seem to realise the lack of restaurants by the sea, or bars by rivers, or places to swim in rivers, or beaches, or paths to the tops of mountains.
5) Japanese women rule Japan and women are generally less interested in nature in both the UK and Japan. If Japanese men were in charge of where restaurants were positioned then they would be positioned on the water's edge as they are in Hawaii or other locations where there are attractive areas of water.
Having said all that, the seafood served in the restaurants at Hagi Sea Mart is reasonably priced, very fresh and extremely tasty, and that is why most of the visitors come. That is why we came. I attempted to squint at the sea during my meal. Perhaps the Japanese imagine the sea as they scoff their salmon.
EXPLORE @ DECEMBER 21, 2006
Image by Ennor
I last uploaded one of these posters in March, so thought it would be nice to do one near the end of the year.
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9. King of the Crows at sunrise, 10. Sunset_Z5139L, 11. Lakes2006_Z15646, 12. Global changes, 13. Another cute lamb pic :), 14. Watergate_1774Lc, 15. Sunset_Z11973XL, 16. Sunset_Z18549,
17. Red phone box and accessories, 18. Bedruthan_Z0712xr, 19. Just hopped in to say hello..., 20. Garden_Z6312L, 21. St. Columb_Z11055XLV, 22. Padstow_S00973, 23. White Spider_Z5506L, 24. Garden_Z1059L,
25. StIves_2043L, 26. Garden_Z1412L, 27. Hoverfly_Z6185L, 28. Dartmoor02_0309L, 29. Padstow_S00954, 30. Looking for a winter home..., 31. Lakes03_0515L, 32. Bedruthan Sunset_Z10510XL,
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How I Met Michael Jackson
Image by Shavar Ross
Written and uploaded: November 1, 2005
©by ShavarRoss.com
This is a true and accurate account from my experiences meeting Michael Jackson. It is not meant to degrade or character bash him in any way. To a certain extent, I am still very much a fan of Michael Jackson. You must draw your own conclusions as to the true purpose or nature of me revealing this story. Either way, it's all therapeutic for me and I've always wanted to share this, one of many amazing stories from my life.
Now don't you go run and tell everyone what I'm about to mention to you. Only kidding...um, I think. Anyway, in the short 34 years of my amazing life, I have experienced a heck of a lot. So far my life has been one of fame, fortune and fun. I have also experienced many dangerous and perilous times in my life....the near death experiences, the confusion and the lack of peace. Ah, those were the days. I've come to learn that life is like a movie...you're its star, there's always someone watching and if you're a "good guy," you always win.
I''ve also had the opportunity to meet and actually spend some valuable time with a lot of famous people. I've prepared for a scene with Oprah Winfrey, "read lines" with First Lady Nancy Reagan, performed on stage with "Mr. Television" himself, Milton Berle, played pick-up ball with Denzel Washington, slept over Nina Simone's house, compared hand sizes with Mike Tyson, walked the halls of Muhammad Ali's mansion, took a picture with Sidney Poitier, and even jammed on drums as Clarence Clemens from Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band blew away on his saxophone. I have been around, lol!
Now the ONE person I really got nervous about meeting was Michael Jackson. So here goes this story. I'll try not to be too long so hold on to your coffee!
Alright, the photo above is a photo of when my father used to work for Joe Jackson's (Michael Jackson's father) music company (in the old Motown Building on Sunset Blvd.) back in the mid 1980's. My dad was always trying to manage my career, his career, and just about anyone who would give him a chance to prove himself a true hustler---from The Bronx. He was a "mover and a shaker" as they say, and it always seemed like everyone knew my father. Somehow, someway, he ended up workin' for the "King of Pop's" pop.
I actually met Michael Jackson twice. The first time was at his home in Encino, California when I was about 11. My dad was good friends with singer Betty Wright at the time. Anyway, she 's the "Clean-Up Woman." She also had a short comeback in the late 80's with a song called "No Pain, No Gain."
Betty wanted to drop a music demo tape off to Michael so I went along for the ride. I remember us waiting at the front entrance of his home (in Encino, California) and he actually came out to the running car to pick up the tape, lol. All I remember was that thick, big, red robe he wore and that high-pitched voice. Man, he and Diana Ross sure did sound alike! End of episode 1.
Gosh this is long already, I must write a book...I will right a book!
Episode 2. Jump cut to: I was 14, so 1985-ish. The Roxy on The Sunset Strip in Hollywood, California. The whole Jackson siblings are seated in the balcony to preview Joe Jackson's hottest new kid group--- an almost complete replicated version of The Jackson 5. The place is jumpin' and I'm there, in the middle of it all.
Look, over there, oh snap! There's my friend Alfonso Ribeiro, The Tap Dance Kid and hot off the Pepsi commercial he did with Michael. Boy, can he dance. He'll always be Carlton from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" to some though.
Back to past tense.
Anyway, I had heard that Janet Jackson was there (in the balcony) and since we were friends from the show "Diff'rent Strokes," I asked Alfonso if he could take me up there to her and also introduce me to Michael...again! Like it wasn't nothin', and after getting through some heavy security, I arrived with Alfonso to that balcony...oh that balcony, I'll never forget it! They were all there. Rebi, Latoya, Janet and the King of Pop himself--and all strangely giggling amongst themselves. Must've been "inside" jokes. They were like kids. I couldn't believe my eyes, that I was in Michael's presence, so I froze. Alfonso grabbed me and pushed me towards Janet as if he were forcing his best friend to go to the high school prom with his dateless sister. She didn't notice me right away but guess who did? Michael screeched in a high pitched voice, "Oh I remember you, you're on the show with Janet, right?" He called out to his sister, "Janet guess who's here? it's your little friend Dudley..." After Janet and I had a nice reunion, I got to meet Latoya and their other sister Rebi. Then, uh oh...the show is starting! (present tense) "What should I do?" I thought.
Lights out. Then, like a movie playing itself out:
Michael:
(to Shavar)
Come sit down, sit down, watch the show with us.
Chairs pull up. Hmmmm...how did Alfonso find his seat so quickly. "He's been up here before" I thought. Michael surprisingly pulls up a chair for me! Wow, I'm stunned! Lights even darker now. Intro. Applause. Music. The show starts. Why it's The Jackson 5 all over again. No where near as good though.
My only goal: To get one good look at Michael Jackson before the night is over! I am literally sitting RIGHT next to him and mind you, this was the mid 1980's. Michael was HOT at the time. In between the strobe and spot lights, I glance at him. It's unreal! I mean, HE'S unreal...literally. He had what looked to be the perfect face, yet so porcelain, so surreal. I got a bit scared and nervous.
For the whole set I just stared at him, in such awe of this man so famous to the world. I tried to figure out how his powerful influence could have so many people ridiculously in tears, sobbing and crying hysterically in his concerts.
For a brief moment, Michael must have felt me hawking my eyes at him. I just couldn't help it.
Michael:
(to Shavar again)
Could you move to the left just a little bit. I can't see.
He DID seem to really be enjoying the show....and that imitation Jackson 5 performing? I could care less! I was sitting next to Michael Jackson!
And lastly, to make a long story even longer, the boring show finally came to an end but surprisingly to an almost standing ovation! Standing ovation? What? Was Michael standing too? More giggles.
Smash cut to: Kid imitation Jackson 5 group coming up to the balcony to meet Michael! Michael inviting them to his home AND to Disneyland. Close up: Me hearing it all.
Silence. Waiting for my invite. Silence again. Nothing. No nice meeting you, no nothing. I turned my head for a quick second to look for Alfonso and the Jackson Clan had disappeared! Poof! Like right out of thin air! That's when I realized that celebrities have an art to their grand exits. It's all very stealth. Then the announcer said something to the effect that Michael, Janet, Latoya and Rebbie had "left the building." Depression, dejection, rejection and everything else you can fill in seem to settle into my 14 year old heart. I was devastated. Michael didn't invite me to his DisneyWorld.
I finally found Alfonso. "You didn't go?", I asked intently. "Why didn't he invite us?" I hammered Alfonso again. "Oh 'cause we too old man...we teenagers now and if you over 12, he don't like you no more," replied Alfonso. Alfonso laughed it off but I still didn't understand him. It would take me nearly 20 years to understand what he meant and even now I am still not sure what he meant by that statement.
That night, and all throughout the entire night, I found myself sobbing hysterically to the point where I made myself literally sick to my stomach. I threw up several times and thought I was gonna die because I got to sit next to Michael Jackson.
In hindsight, maybe it was all for the best that I never got invited, who knows...(June 25, 2009, but may he now rest in peace).
June 26, 2009: Note: Just know that Michael Jackson inviting me to sit next to him beats Disneyland with a bunch of kids any day.
©November 1, 2005
ShavarRoss.com
(subject to future edits, corrections, etc.)
--Photo not mine--
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Image by MightyBoyBrian
Sorry that I've only been uploading night shots but, eh, it's the only time I'm able to take my time with things.
Last night we got exclusive access to Universal: Islands of adventure. Free Food. Free booze. It was fun but I did get a little "urpy". Not sure if the food/beer had anything to do with it... but honestly it probably had something to do with it.
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Henrhyd waterfall, Coelbren, upper Swansea valley, South Wales
Image by Earthwatcher
Originally uploaded for the Guesswhere UK group.
This is the Henrhyd waterfall at Coelbren near the upper Swansea Valley in South Wales. You can walk behind this waterfall, but you need to ensure you have good waterproofs; the spray goes everywhere, especially when the river is in spate after wet weather (as in the photo).
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Former Chalk quarry, Cliffe Industrial Estate, Lewes, East Sussex
Image by Earthwatcher
Originally uploaded for the Guesswhere UK group
This shows the axial region of the Caburn Syncline exposed in a former Chalk quarry at the Cliffe Industrial Estate near Lewes in East Sussex.
The Caburn Syncline is an E-W trending fold in the north-eastern part of the South Downs in Sussex. It can be seen in this computer model here:
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This is my favorite photo from today's family reunion. It's a lot better in the original 16:9 aspect ratio, however. I just love how my cousin's little kid looks like some kind of impish fairy girl in a magical forest. #nofilter #latergram #family #summer
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Failed autostitch panorama, part 2
Image by Ed.ward
The other part of this image whereby I missed a significant chunk out and so there is no common ground between the two photos to allow them to be stitched together. Shame. But this one still works.
This was made up from five individual photos. To see this a 3-d version, go here.
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Chaotic Confusion
Image by michmutters
You can feel the calm.
It's just out of your reach.
You just have to get past
All the tangled lies of deceit.
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Sunset On Cinderella's Kingdom
Image by Express Monorail
I can't believe it's been over a month since I've uploaded a picture! Time flies... My intention was to post one a week from the December trip, but I haven't done a very good job with that.
This shot is one that I've envisioned for quite some time, just never have been in the right place at the right time. Compositional wise I still don't feel like I totally nailed it. That and the sky could have been a little better I think.
Mostly processed in Dynamic Photo HDR. This is three handheld exposures, which is why there is some blur in the trees on the right. One of the caveats of HDR I suppose. Some slight cloning / clean-up in Paintshop.
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Cinderella Castle, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World Resort
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Henry Holiday's Snark: Comparisons
Image by Bonnetmaker
Some comparisons which I made between Henry Holiday's illustrations to Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark and other images.
Copyright: These image comparisons have been compiled in the years 2009 and 2010, using images which are at least older than 130 years. As for the level of originality of this image uploaded to Flickr: It is the combination of images which generates significantly new information about a well known poem in British literature. Since 1876 this is the first time that for illustrations by Henry Holiday to Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark pictorial quotes from other paintings, prints and photos can be shown with a high level of confidence. (Sorry for bragging. But I need to make clear, that this is something really new and that I didn't just upload copied material to Flickr.)
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1000 Faces of Canada # 0064 - EXPLORE!
Image by Through Painted Eyes
I found the background in this shot to be a tad busy, but the character was too interesting for me to pass up.
This is the 64th image in a street photography / street portraiture series called "1000 Faces Of Canada". Feel free to add me as a contact, I will be uploading images as often as possible toward this project.
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1000 Faces of Canada # 0077 - Wolfe Island Music Festival 2011
Image by Through Painted Eyes
A shot during the Wolfe Island Music Festival this past weekend.
www.wolfeislandmusicfestival.com/
This is the 77th image in a street photography / street portraiture series called "1000 Faces Of Canada". Feel free to add me as a contact, I will be uploading images as often as possible toward this project.
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labor day charity
Image by Runs With Scissors
the atlas cafe donated all it's proceeds and tips to hurricane katrina relief today.
i think this is my 2,500th uploaded image to Flickr.
A few nice upload photo images I found:
03-18-05 The Waves 5
Image by Picture_taking_fool
Uploaded this photo to add to the "The Wave (Pool)".
Some cool upload image images:
George V page 1150-1151
Image by perpetualplum
This photo is from the public domain book "The Home and School Reference Work" Volume III by The Home and School Education Society, H. M. Dixon, President and Managing Editor. The book was published in 1917 by The Home and School Education Society.
This image of George V appears between pages 1150 and 1151.
Untitled Self Portrait (EyeEm)
Image by michmutters
Left over Decim8ted image from "Lies & Pretence".
Selfie in native cam
Snapseed and Morpho
Decim8 59.94 + Xexox
Superimpose
Photofx Ultra
Snapseed
Pixrl-o-matic
Some cool upload photo images:
Upper Lathkill Dale near Monyash, Derbyshire
Image by Earthwatcher
Originally uploaded for the Guesswhere UK group.
View north west looking towards the B5055 (on the far side of the stone wall running from right to centre). Monyash village is just out of sight beyond the trees on the centre skyline.
The valley is asymmetrical in cross-section at this point (and at number of other locations along its length). The steeper and rocky north-facing slope - on the left in this photo contrasts with the more gentle southward facing-slope. This is interpreted as a periglacial effect dating from the last glacial period (the Devensian) when the Peak District was largely free of ice, yet subject to intense cold. The north-facing slope would have been largely in shade for much of the year, remaining frozen. The permafrost on the south-facing slope would have partially melted during the summer months, allowing solifluction/gelifluction processes to transport material into the valley bottom, blurring out the rock features.
Lathkill Dale itself is thought to have originated, at least in part, as a tunnel valley: erosion by a sub-glacial meltwater channel during pre-Devensian glaciations when the Peak District was covered by ice.
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Have I Told You Lately? (48/52)
Image by Suus Wansink
Two uploads in one week!? I must be having a holiday!
I'm enjoying being able to take a break from school projects for a little while and concentrate on my own ideas!
I'm determined to finally end my teleidoscope project seeing as the second one is coming soon!
Are you guys joining again too?! =D
bigger = better!
The Teleidoscope - (48/52) Love
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The Teleidoscope is a project that inspires 10 photographers to make 52 photos, one every week.
10 people, 10 different ideas for 52 themes, 52 weeks long.
Every week we will post our images on our site and our Flickr group.
You can join us!
Every saturday we will pick a winner whose photo will get a special extra place at our site!
Teleidoscope Website
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Corporation Marshes, Walberswick, Suffolk
Image by Earthwatcher
Originally uploaded for the Guesswhere UK group.
This is a view over the Corporation Marshes, Walberswick, Suffolk looking southerly towards Dunwich Forest on relatively high ground in the distance. A depression with its associated warm from is rapidly moving in from the west. It was raining within three hours of this photo being taken.
The North Sea is just out of shot, over the shingle bank on the left. This whole area is a Nature Reserve, home of bittern, marsh harrier and avocet, among others. The tower of the derelict Walberswick wind pump is visible just right of centre.
At times of high spring tides coinciding with a tidal surge down the North Sea, this area is flooded by the sea.
www.walberswickseadefence.org.uk/photos/photos.php?count=1
Just a little way further south, towards Dunwich, the Environment Agency plans to discontinue maintaining the shingle bank sea defence and let the area revert to estuary.
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