Showing posts with label Black and White. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black and White. Show all posts
2/27/2022
10/08/2016
10/02/2016
6/11/2015
Atmosphere
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PhotoFriday,
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sky
6/05/2015
5/14/2015
Reflections
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Monochrome,
PhotoFriday,
Photomatix
4/09/2015
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Resurrection Bay
2/24/2015
8/15/2014
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Anchorage,
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Canon Photography,
EOS 7D
8/03/2014
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Urban Landscape
7/11/2014
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4/19/2014
Happy Easter
A happy Easter to those few who venture to this remote corner of the internet.
Below is a little something for your consideration first published in 2006.
It's, I hope, well worth a little of your time.
Did you ever break a promise?
Did you ever break a vow?
Have you traded love for money,
And are you happy now?
Did you kiss him in the garden,
And then abandon him to fate?
Is your final sin forgiven,
Or is it far too late?
One little non-Easter tidbit;
The beatings will continue until morale improves...
So relentless is this brainwashing that it percolates throughout the curriculum, so that even exam papers in French, English or religious studies can ask students to explain why the world is dangerously warming up, or why we must build more wind turbines. In 2012, I described an A-level general studies paper set by our leading exam board, AQA, asking for comment on 11 pages of propagandist “source materials”, riddled with basic errors. A mother wrote to tell me how her intelligent son, after getting straight As on all his science papers, used his extensive knowledge of climate science to point out all their absurd distortions.
He was given the lowest possible mark, a fail. When his mother paid to have
his paper independently assessed, the new examiner conceded that it was
“articulate, well-structured” and well-informed. But because it did not
parrot the party line, it was still given a fail. I fear this corruption of
everything that education and science should stand for has become a much
more serious scandal than Mr Gove yet realizes.So relentless is this brainwashing that it percolates throughout the curriculum, so that even exam papers in French, English or religious studies can ask students to explain why the world is dangerously warming up, or why we must build more wind turbines. In 2012, I described an A-level general studies paper set by our leading exam board, AQA, asking for comment on 11 pages of propagandist “source materials”, riddled with basic errors. A mother wrote to tell me how her intelligent son, after getting straight As on all his science papers, used his extensive knowledge of climate science to point out all their absurd distortions.
Read the whole thing here.
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Landscape
1/11/2014
4/16/2013
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Alaska,
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EOS 7D,
Landscape,
Portage Lake
3/21/2013
London Calling...
Possibly the westernmost phone booths in the United States, possibly North America.
Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
Anybody got a dime?
Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
Anybody got a dime?
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Alaska,
Black and White,
Dutch Harbor,
Photomatix,
tonemapping
6/28/2012
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Alaska,
Anchorage,
Black and White,
misc.,
Urban Landscape
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