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06/09/2007 04:31:57 PM · #126 |
One of my favorites from L2 for the beautiful model, lighting, pose, portrait, capture, people, female, human, expression. And L2 has answered some questions for me before, thank you for your help L2.
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06/09/2007 07:46:54 PM · #127 |
Because I appreciate them all, I'm posting images at about 2 a day in random order for Site Council folk...
Today, it's
Justine...
and Muckpond with his favorite subject... |
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06/09/2007 09:37:05 PM · #128 |
Sure beats photos of Cars and Bikes! Engineering standards of humanity? Maybe, maybe not, but this is a rare shot you can only get large files of on NASA.com.
3 miles is the closest you can get to this baby and Alan did a good job here. |
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06/10/2007 03:55:46 AM · #129 |
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06/10/2007 03:58:34 AM · #130 |
L2
I hope this wasn't taken on a bad first date?
Muck
mk... I looked at your stuff last week and I missed this one. This is a really nice, a pure, unaffected shot and we don't see many of those. With so many images, photographers tend to leave their finger prints all over the place (in terms of PP or whatever, myself included) this image speaks for itself.
I feel an Ursula Phase II, stirring in my bones. No gimmicks. No Glycerine. The real thing. Don't think I can negotiate the precipice at the moment...too busy. Maybe when I get back from vacation. I'll need the rest and a right frame of mind.
alanfreed
dsidwell-This shot makes me want to burst into the nearest Church and start begging for forgiveness.
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06/10/2007 06:04:29 AM · #131 |
Thanks, Anthony! I must say I still get goosebumps when watching the launches, like the one on Friday (especially since it was Atlantis).
On the press tour the day prior to the launch, we were allowed to walk literally within a couple hundred feet of the launch platform. That was pre-9/11, so I'm curious as to what they allow photographers to do nowadays. It was an incredible experience!
This is the vantage point where I was able to take that shot:
Originally posted by RulerZigzag:
Sure beats photos of Cars and Bikes! Engineering standards of humanity? Maybe, maybe not, but this is a rare shot you can only get large files of on NASA.com.
3 miles is the closest you can get to this baby and Alan did a good job here. |
Message edited by author 2007-06-10 10:05:16. |
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06/10/2007 06:40:06 AM · #132 |
karmat, who's sweet and patient and kind:
GeneralE, who's creativity often goes very much undernoticed:
And this one from ClubJuggle because it seems to me to be very much in keeping with his personality. (And props for the MS work, too!)
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06/10/2007 07:30:34 AM · #133 |
I seem to favour Ursula and Sher most strongly (in terms of their images) but have a smattering of other SC members also in my Favourites.
Regardless of whether I happen to love one or more of their images, I am really appreciative of the work they do to keep this site running...
THANK YOU, SC!
Here are some:
And I have a few more from Ursula and Sher in my Favourites too!!!
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06/10/2007 01:06:51 PM · #134 |
I must geto down to florida before they retire these shuttles in 2010. It would be great to capture the ISS and Atlantis docking with my telescope today, I'll try to get the coordinates.
Alan do you know why the Russian Soyuz craft launches without all this smoke? We use the same propellant. |
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06/10/2007 01:15:44 PM · #135 |
Another classic from Muckpond
and one from Clubjuggle
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06/10/2007 01:35:59 PM · #136 |
Originally posted by scalvert: I'd also like to give a shout out to former SC... with sincere thanks to Kiwiness, Heida, EddyG, Gordon, timj351, jmsetzler, blemt, Magnetic9999, KarenB and any other early volunteers who helped make DPC what it is today! :-) |
Thanks Shannon! A big hats off to you guys who are taking this further and staying with this site. Respect for sticking to an unthankful job! |
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06/10/2007 08:00:48 PM · #137 |
Thanks David for your fine work on the Site Council! |
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06/11/2007 08:50:37 AM · #138 |
Sc fotos in my Favorites:
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06/11/2007 04:35:52 PM · #139 |
Thanks Sher and HBunch as well as the rest of the SC for your time yesterday! |
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06/11/2007 06:47:09 PM · #140 |
Thanks L2 for your comment today, it made my day.
HBunch, you know I'll always love ya! On and off duty, you put up with my nonsense. |
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06/11/2007 06:55:02 PM · #141 |
Wow...I made it into 3 posts in a row? I feel ummm...exposed.
Thanks guys!! |
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06/12/2007 04:14:41 PM · #142 |
Continuing my quest to recognize and say thank you to the Site Council,
here are two more from this great group:
DSidwell...with this fantastic macro...
and L2. This amazing piece grows on you.  |
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06/12/2007 04:31:32 PM · #143 |
Holy crap, is this thread still bouncing around? Isn't an entire month a little over the top for SC appreciation???

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06/13/2007 12:31:43 AM · #144 |
O Brother, Where Art Thou? |
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06/13/2007 02:37:40 AM · #145 |
Thanks SC for ur great effort, What I really like about u guys is that u're always looking for ways to improve this wonderful site :) |
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06/13/2007 10:02:22 AM · #146 |
ursula ROCKS!
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06/13/2007 10:41:19 AM · #147 |
Site Council? We have a Site Council?
I always thought those people with funny avatars were the complaint department. Speaking of complaining I think this thread should be locked. It is discriminatory against those of us who add nothing to the site and still never get any recognition.
And who the heck is Ursula Rocks?
P.S. - Ok, thanks for all you do. Happy now?
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06/13/2007 01:22:39 PM · #148 |
This is one of Ursula's, a long time favorite of mine:
and one from Scalvert, a gorgeous shot:
Appreciate everything that all of ya'll do, thank you so much.
Ryand
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06/13/2007 01:31:39 PM · #149 |
Appreciating Frisca...
...a peacekeeper who looks for the beauty in everything,
focuses on the important things,
lets the rest fade into shades of bokeh,
sees the unity in nature
and the nature in humans... |
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06/14/2007 08:44:10 PM · #150 |
For a while, I was just going to post one or two "thank yous" a day in appreciation to the Site Council. But hey, maybe more is better - so, many thanks gang, for all you do!
mk adjudicator extroadinaire..
manic who proves you can do anything with a S40...
ClubJuggle who does nice things for the site and for charity
sher...thanks,Sher for everything you do...
Konador who was once just a bright kid in Iceland-I-mean-England (well, he could be Icelandic, he's that good!)...
alanfreed the well known wildlife photographer
Ursula who is everywhere, especially when you need her [thumb]150113[/thumb]
frisca Just like Ursula, nice lady
scalvertanother one of those reliable folk
And finally, I started with a SC member I've met (Kirbic) so I'll end with another Site Council member I've met - and if the rest are as good as GeneralE, and I think they are, this is one terrific group of people. The title of this one is "Bright Eyed and Bushy Tailed"
Message edited by author 2007-06-16 10:52:53. |
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