The Public Domain Review 4 September 2017 On this day in 1888, George Eastman patents the very first roll film camera and registers Kodak as a trademark. It revolutionised photography, allowing it to be truly portable. The first Kodak cameras produced circular snapshots, two and a half inches in diameter. See our gallery here: http://bit.ly/1L99VYw
The sun has climbed up the mountainsStill full of energy, with not a cloud in the sky to play withShe radiates off stucco, steel, and painted red curbsDon’t look, don’t lookShe’ll burn your eyesTrust meIt’s gonna be a hot onesome things repeat themselves,i wrote that on my way to work,here we are 4 years later,
minus the onlybecause there is “only” so muchbeyond our control,because there is “only” so muchwe can do,because there is “only”one lifetime,because we “only” share moreof our DNA thanwe care to acknowledge,because we “only”react when it effects us personally,because we “only” haveso much time and money,because we are “only” successful whenwe start with the love of
The crowd gathered for the eclipse at Oregon Garden. A momentous experience.
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August 21, 9:00AM Oregon time. Watching the sun ascend over Oregon Garden. http://www.oregongarden.org/ was a perfect spot for watching the eclipse and a hidden gem of Oregon. Eclipse achieved. Specifically….. i used the same filter as the eclipse sunglasses scotch taped over the iphone lens. Then i used the camera+ app to adjust the ISO
The series of coming and going of the moon, through the lens and reflected.
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