Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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There we have it 5G tower in action , spreading coronavirus via 5G chemtrails
Here we have a rare photo of the first CNN reporter....
That was interesting. Why did the crows get involved? Were they trying to provide close air support?
They harass all manner of predators just to be... crows.
It's how I get most of the coyotes and foxes here at the farm. I hear the crows erupt and, sure enough, there will be something walking the field pursued by crows! They also go after the owls with a vengeance. And any other raptors, for that matter.
Cheers,
Sirhr
And the breaker did the job it was designed to do. ?
Thanks for the info.
Now I know of exactly one person this has happened to.
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Uh huhThere we have it 5G tower in action , spreading coronavirus via 5G chemtrails
Aren't those swarms of 5G drone towers over Colorado being controlled by Bigfoot?
His name is Darryl you know!
Cheers,
Sirhr
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Hats off for the rescue.... There's no better, more loyal, companion than a rescue dog that's been shown the better side of humans.
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That's what I thought based on the face shape and ears back. I've heard from professional trainers that those dogs are the tip of the spear in intelligence and intensity; the challenge is their both intelligent and intense at home too, constantly looking for a bad guy!
I thought about looking for a female malinois to breed my male Bouvier des Flandres to, to maybe get a better nose than the Bouvier but dial down the Malinois a bit.
I would bang the chick then turn the tire around.
You are correct on the level of energy and coverall drive. They are like a German shepherd on a constant sugar rush.
She could be my little noodle brain's twin
You can find her in the "Man's Best Friend" thread
She is probably right handed and left eye dominant, and this seems right to her.
You ever read WEB Griffin's Presidential agent series? There is a few bouvier des flandres in that series.
I've always heard they are the very best for security, but they're hard to manage at home because they simply do not ever switch it off...
Endearment accomplished!! Yep that works 1000%!!
I have a good CF tripod by Gitzo that has a main shaft that's easy to plumb. On that I've got a simple 3-D head. One of these days I'll buy something like a Nodal Ninja. To reduce parallax, you want the entrance pupil of the lens aligned with the axis of rotation of the tripod/head combo. My setup gets pretty close due to the way my tripod mount is located.
So rather than a calibrated head, I overcompensate by rotating shot-to-shot and row-to-row by less than the maximum allowable amount. So I throw out billions of perfectly good pixels. This also helps with parallax avoidance.
You'll need to get to know your exposure metering foibles. Once you go beyond about a 90 degree panorama angle, shot-to-shot brightness and contrast variation can turn what was a beautiful lighting situation in your eye/mind into a boring, drab landscape. I tend to slightly underexpose, then make the difference up in post processing. Shadow/highlight and brightness/contrast controls are your friends.
I stitch using Photoshop. I'm still using CS-5. Good luck!
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