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Roof top bar . Gin and tonic . Live for the weekend #adelaide #southaustralia #photography #landscape #livefortheweekend #traveler #views #horizon #sunset #photomemory (at Mayfair Hotel)
Ho sempre davanti agli occhi l'amore che abbiamo conosciuto insieme. -Eloisa (n.237)
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August 26th, 2010! ☀ What a memory! I love Carlsbad, California! I cannot remember the name of this place, but they had amazing margaritas, apps and live music! ☀ #takemeback #photomemory #california #carlsbad #margaritas (at Carlsbad, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEWrP29nGJh/?igshid=1qjyg09l6g7de
XIII | 19 October 2019 . This last photo memory (maybe?) features senior defender Emily Stout at pregame, 19 October 2019, when hosting Franklin College. . I rushed to the sidelines to be ready for the senior ceremony and drew a Canon camera from its bag, hurrying to photograph anything and everyone around me. I hurried too quickly to correct my exposure before seeing Emily leap into Nadia’s arms for a big hug. . So I wonder, would it have been worth stopping to fix my exposure and lose the moment, or grab the opportunity without fixing the exposure? Well, as much as I don’t like this picture being overexposed, I think there’s enough detail to constitute it as good enough. . What’s one last thing you’d like to say in tribute to our seniors? — To take these photos, I rented from @connor_carr_photography a Canon EOS 5D Mark III and a Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 STM prime lens. . I was mistakenly overexposed at ISO 3200, a focal length of 50 mm, with the aperture wide-open at f / 1.8, and shutter too fast at 1/8000 sec., in all three photos. . I did some Lightroom magic to adjust the exposure and tone down the highlights (which are pretty much blown). Also, I unfortunately wrote the photo in JPG format instead of RAW, which would have afforded me the ability to fix the issue (urghhh). So boy did I learn my lesson; ALWAYS SHOOT RAW! — @auravensws \ #AUWS #PhotoMemory #FamilyForever #Family #Strong #FamilyStrong #GBGR #GodBlessGoRavens #SoarRavensSoar #OdeToOurSeniors #AndersonUniversityWomensSoccer (at Anderson University Women's Soccer) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_aS9uYh6b-cn6nwn_6ALsJwgGLdasy2b7dEnY0/?igshid=7r3ac5qg6ypo
XII | 25 October 2019 Today’s photo memory was delayed by some difficult circumstances I’ve been dealt in the last several hours, so my apologies. I was posted on an assignment by the Andersonian to photograph D’Anjrae Allen, the senior AUWS goalkeeper who had been named defender of the week three times in a row for performing well in the early conference season. So I attended her goalkeeper training session on 25 October 2019 and waited for when she’d turn around for a ball. My patience paid off when I caught her reaching against the net to maneuver the ball. I believed the composition was spot on, relating to the golden triangle rule of compositional theory (and even the rule of thirds). In the Andersonian Q&A by Jordan Yaney, later published on 30 October, Dee had this to say about what her team meant to her, when asked in the interview. “Our concept this year is FAMILY. That stands for friendship, accountability, mentality, intentionality, labor and “What’s your why?’ ... ‘Why do you play?’ ‘What pushes your to keep going?’ We are pretty much one big family as a team. We are always there for each other. There has been a lot of things that our team has gone through, with injuries, deaths in the family or other things like that. We really came together well as a family and are there for each other whenever we need it.” Then she was asked why she hadn’t conceded a goal early in the conference season. “I give it to my defense. ... We have a really strong back line and they’ve been great ... I also give a lot of credit to our offense, too because they possess the ball so well during the game. ... It’s a whole team effort to hold a team to no goals.” How has your team helped you succeed? Let us know in the comments. Renting from @connor_carr_photography, I used a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV fitted with a Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 STM prime lens. My exposure was ISO 400, with a focal length of 50 mm, aperture wide-open at f/1.8, and a fast shutter at 1/1600 sec. @auravensws @jordanyaney_ #AUWS #PhotoMemory #FamilyForever #Family #Strong #GBGR #GodBlessGoRavens #SoarRavensSoar #OdeToOurSeniors #AndersonUniversityWomensSoccer (at Anderson University Women's Soccer) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Vzwi-hwjdCeRfldxKZDo0nxVLth7t-XwZlK00/?igshid=6ozunfqkmvpt
XI | 11 September 2019 “Tough times don’t last, but tough people do,” said J.D. Bembry in our Virtual Chapel today. During this challenging time, hearing that made me think of two things. (1) How strong we have to be, not just for ourselves but, for each other; and (2) Emily Buchman’s style on the field. Just notice the wrapping around her wrist, that says, “strength.” It isn’t just written; it’s demonstrated in how she plays. It’s demonstrated in how she plays with devotion and determination. Her tough style is quintessential to the AUWS tradition of being strong for each other—your team, your family, and its objective. In such a time as this, we need to be strong for each other. So be tough, like Emily, and we’ll outlast these challenging times. How do you remember your team being strong for you? Let us know in the comments. The photo featured is from the AUWS v Trine match, 11 September 2019, with Emily strongly shielding the game ball to prevent a Trine midfielder from recovering it before it crossed the line. In taking this picture, I used a Nikon D7500, fitted with an 18–14 mm f/3.5–5.6 kit zoom lens. My exposure was ISO 160, focal length 22 mm, aperture f / 3.5, and shutter fast at 1/2500 sec. @auravensws @embuchman @jd_bembry \ #AUWS #Strong #Strength #FamilyStrong #PhotoMemory #FamilyForever #Family #GBGR #GodBlessGoRavens #SoarRavensSoar #OdeToOurSeniors #AndersonUniversityWomensSoccer (at Anderson University Women's Soccer) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_P7NIUBAccZ8oE4AWQMPGeuCFMn82wEXqHg5U0/?igshid=w4uhay1nhprv