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A few nice online photo edit images I found:
KISSTROYER - IMG_8131
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KISSTROYER live at Doncaster Shoppingtown Hotel on 29 June 2012.
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camper 2
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One of the images from my website. I was messing with it using online photo editing software. From www.eduwrite.com/histpc.html
camper orig.
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One of the images from my website. I was messing with it using online photo editing software. From www.eduwrite.com/histpc.html
"Monochrome... [@dailyshoot #ds100]
Image by ConnectIrmeli
...photos don't have to be the result of processing or desaturation. Find a monochrome composition and shoot it."
Today's gray-scale photo is boost for a reflection as a reply to this tweet by @cristinacost re. personal experiences of using "tech". Edited on March 01, 2010: The blog post referred by @cristinacost is here.
I reflected my last six years online during last week. I review that now focusing on what kind of role "tech" has played:
2004-2008 - participating a chain of VLE courses. Considering now - it feels very strange that courses (with all that collaborative work!) were closed immediately after the last assignments. But exactly the possibility to learn together online was the biggest factor to keep my studying motivation high. The collaboration was so much more intensive compared to f2f classes I simultaneously had.
2008-2009 "tech" became "T-E-C-H". It required as much attention and energy as people in my growing network. All the following I needed to learn starting from the scratch: blogging, microblogging, photoblogging, videoblogging, conferencing and other professional networking tools, People who had been doing all this since 2002 were the most important motivational factor. This meant focus shift from "tech" to people.
By 2009 I had learned an attitude consisting of:
*I* learn...
*I* enjoy...
*I* share...
*I* connect...
From end 2009 on: LEARNING IS NOT ENOUGH!
I recognize now that the *I learn* phase toward critical thinking was an inevitable stage. It's as inevitable to unlearn it. Staying in the *I learn* / *I enjoy* phase equals remaining an eternal beginner what comes to learning to utilize critical reflection to boost and alter daily routines. Reflection - just like innovation which is the reason why we need to learn critical thinking - must be cut in suitably small pieces. Reflection is a tool to be used upon need - not a continuous way of learning or living. Innovating and being innovated is.
==> 2010 -
"Tech" is more important to me than ever because everyone I need - or who needs me re. ongoing project preparations and studies - I reach via social networks. "Tech" has transformed to a kind of background thing though. I don't currently use "tech" at all focusing in the equip in concern. But "tech" is - I would estimate - 95% enabler of everything I currently do. And especially in strengthening, deepening and sharpening the network supporting my unlearning toward wider innovation literacy and competence. "Tech" enabled network is a guarantee for not getting stuck in learning that gradually transforms monochrome like the landscape in the above pic. Other people see it. You don't if your networks do not keep you alert.
A few nice online photo edit images I found:
MORE STORIES OF WWII: USN and RAN cruisers, assembled at Fiji or Moreton Bay, 1942 - Goodwin Collection, MV.
Image by Kookaburra2011
6344. We've not seen this image previously, but it shows the Pensacoila Class USS SALT LAKE CITY closest to the camera, Northampton Class USS CHICAGO, HMAS AUSTRALIA [II] and HMAS CANBERRA [I] third and fourth in unknown order, and all being seen probably among the ships assembling at Fiji at the end of July prior to the Guadalcanal invasion in August 1942,
The disastrousa first battle of Savo Island in which CANBERRA and three USN heavy cruisers, USS VINCENNES, QUINCY and ASTORIA will be lost - the heaviest USN defeat at sea - is just nine days away.
There are inaccurate captioning records for this photo, identifying the ships as the joint USN-RAN Task Force 44 at the Battle of the Cortal Sea, in early May 1942, but for reasons explained in following entries that cannot be, as two of the ships seen here were not present then.
EDIT: a third, and credible scenario later arrived from Bruce Constable in comments below a succeeding entry. We're reproducing it here for the record,
Bruce's information: "The war diary for HMAS CANBERRA ( Online at the AWM) shows that on 3rd June 1942 she left Brisbane for exercises in Moreton Bay with HMASs AUSTRALIA and HOBART and USSs CHICAGO, SALT LAKE CITY, HENLEY,HELM, BAGLEY MUGFORD, and PERKINS (Task Force 44 ) and returned next day.
On 23 June all the cruisers along with USSs HENLEY, BAGLEY, JARVIS, and PATTERSON left Brisbane for a sweep into the Coral Sea and then headed for Noumea arriving 28 June.
{Hence the miscaption by the AWM of the Coral Sea Battle?)
Unfortunately no later War Diary for CANBERRA online at the moment. I would guess that the photos are around one of these dates, possibly taken from HOBART which is not in the photos. CANBERRA is still in her Dapple disruptive camo which must have been painted over soon after as she appears in her blue overall color leaving Wellington on 22 July 1942.
Thanks Bruce.
This photo comes from the album collections of former Able Seaman, the late David Ralph Goodwin, RAN 1938-1943, held at Museum Victoria in Melbourne.
Mr Goodwin was serving on on the Modified Leander Class HMAS HOBART [I] at this time, and she was present at both battles, Coral Sea and Savo Island [not engaged] but is not seen in this image..,Brice Constable [Perthone] first suggested that the foreground US cruiser here was Pensacola Class USS SALT LAKE CITY, and that has finally helped us unravel the official captioning mess with several of these Goodwin Collection entries. The suggestion was partly confirmed when we saw that the Pensacola Class had a single pole-type mainmast aft, as in the foregrounbd here, while CHICAGO's Northampton Class had the heavy tripod masts both fore and aft.
USS SALT LAKE CITY was finally confirmed when we came acxross her name in other related captions.
The compiler and donor of this Museum Victoria collection, the late David Ralph Goodwin was born in Mordialloc, Victoria on Nov. 14, 1921, and enlisted in the RAN on Nov. 11, 1938.
After training at HMAS CERBERUS, Flinders Naval Depot, he was posted to the destroyer HMAS VENDETTA [I] and subsequently served on the HMAS PENGUIN and cruiser HMAS ADELAIDE [I].
He was transferred to the cruiser HMAS PERTH [I] in May 1939, travelling to the U.K. with other crew on S.S. AUTOLYCUS for her commissioning, although Museum Victoria records do not state this. Ralph Goodwin, as he was known, saw many harrowing events both in the Mediterranean and the early stages of the Pacific War. In a transfer that was fated to be merciful, however, he left HMAS PERTH and joined her more fortunate sister ship HMAS HOBART [I] in August 1941.
But war takes its toll on a man, and in Sept. 1942 Goodwin was transferred back to HMAS CERBERUS at Flinders suffering an anxiety neurosis, which saw him discharged from the Navy in July 1943.
He married his wife Molly and became a postal employee after the war. According to records of the HMAS Perth Association, of which he was a founding member, he died on June 4, 2011.
Photo: David Ralph Goodwin Collection, Museum Victoria, image ID 426442.
The Round Tower
Image by Sylvanfeather
Testing out some of the features of picnik, which allows you to edit your photos online (even links up to flickr).
Original
Faerie Tree 1
Image by Pookitoots
An enhanced photo. Blur and denoise filters, as well as brightness and contrast adjustments from original. Original and enhanced photo by me. Original photo taken in 2004, County Cork, Ireland. Enhanced photo done using Pixlr free online photo editing software February 2013.
Original photo here: www.flickr.com/photos/91004827@N08/8466386179/in/set-7215...
A few nice online photo edit images I found:
KISSTROYER - IMG_7983
Image by JamesDPhotography
KISSTROYER live at Doncaster Shoppingtown Hotel on 29 June 2012.
Visit KISSTROYER online at www.kisstroyer.com
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