News Photography

[edmDusty]

These guys were doing a direct action outside my office two weeks ago on the 5 year anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. I went out on my lunch break and started getting closer and closer with my point and shoot and no one really cared.

[Nicole]

Originally Posted by Sime™

***next weeks assignment will be SPRING!***

A bit biased to the southern hemisphere mate

Originally Posted by dlaf

What's it like for the folks "down under" this time of year? Autumn?

Yep, autumn. Mind you, 70F and sunny feels more like summer than autumn, but you won't hear me complaining about it

[Sime]

Originally Posted by dlaf

What's it like for the folks "down under" this time of year? Autumn?

Yep... Coming into something like that - but, based on the amount of times that a friend or family has emailed me from Australia / New Zealand and gloated about the LOVELY weather, they can find a way to portray ***SPRING*** [get the box and step outside it]

for example... my bass bridge has springs in it




Sime

[dlaf]

Originally Posted by Sime™

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based on the amount of times that a friend or family has emailed me from Australia / New Zealand and gloated about the LOVELY weather, they can find a way to portray ***SPRING*** [get the box and step outside it]

Sime

LOL! I do that to my relatives in Michigan where it's usually 20+ degrees cooler and a couple of months behind in the seasons. Is that wrong of me?

[jarrol]

Originally Posted by Sime™

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Yep... Coming into something like that - but, based on the amount of times that a friend or family has emailed me from Australia / New Zealand and gloated about the LOVELY weather, they can find a way to portray ***SPRING*** [get the box and step outside it]
Sime

meh you know you want to be here!

[Sime]

Originally Posted by jarrol

meh you know you want to be here!

ha!... you got me

[spookie5150]

After taking shots of political yard signs and representatives milling about in the halls of the state capitol, I decided to go a different route. What our local paper lacks in content is more than made up for by their state of the art facility. Well, state of the art aside from those burnt out bulbs in their sign.



Sony DSLR-A100
Lens Open F Value: F4.5
Focal Lenght: 50.0mm
Shutter: 1/30
ISO: 800

[darrell]

Originally Posted by Sime™

Yep... Coming into something like that - but, based on the amount of times that a friend or family has emailed me from Australia / New Zealand and gloated about the LOVELY weather, they can find a way to portray ***SPRING*** [get the box and step outside it]

for example... my bass bridge has springs in it




Sime

Hey, what bass do you have? I've got a black/black Stingray with a maple neck. I'd take pictures of it, but I've been leaving it at my church lately.

[Igor]

Originally Posted by spookie5150

After taking shots of political yard signs and representatives milling about in the halls of the state capitol, I decided to go a different route. What our local paper lacks in content is more than made up for by their state of the art facility. Well, state of the art aside from those burnt out bulbs in their sign.

A Metroliner is actually a 3 story machine. The really neat story is the paper roll feeding railroad and the tricycle feed under each press.

Ask them for a tour, and ask to see under the presses. Particulary when rolls change.

But you have a great shot. If you know someone in Boston, they can take a similar shot at the Globe.

[Geebee]

Electrical crews work to restore power to a large number of homes after a night of over 170 kph winds.

True story last night the winds exceeded 170 kph/105 mph bringing down trees and removing roofs off houses.