A photo compilation of days bygone, good old days when 4×4 or green laning in Malta or Gozo wasn’t such a controversial environmental hot issue or a political pawn topic.
Search and Rescue Operation at Ghajn Tuffieha Bay,
17th November 2013 by Armed Forces of Malta’s Air Wing.
The Armed Forces of Malta Operations Centre was alerted at around 4pm that a person required urgent medical assistance in the rocky area of Ghajn Tuffieha.
The AFM Operations centre immediately deployed an Alouette III helicopter and an AFM Fast Interceptor vessel (P06 ) to the area to assist in the rescue efforts . Within minutes the rescue crew onboard the AFM helicopter found that the casualty received initial first aid by the civil protection department officials and police officers in the area.
The casualty , an Australian man was winched onboard the helicopter by an AFM rescuer. Subsequently , the AFM aircraft landed temporarily at the car park in the vicinity where an ambulance was awaiting. The doctor onboard the ambulance provided assessment and accompanied the casualty onboard the helicopter as it flew directly to St Lukes Hospital were another ambulance transferred the casualty to Mater Dei.
The Brinno TLC200 Pro HDR Time Lapse Video Camera
Brinno has a solution for capturing time lapse video with its TLC200 Pro, an interchangeable lens camera capable of recording a wide range of frame rates to create High Dynamic Range (HDR) time lapse video. The fact that the TLC200 Pro offers HDR photography is a big deal for anyone familiar with doing time lapse video in an outdoor setting. As individual exposures are set over a wide span of time, chances are there will be great variances within the camera’s exposure as the sun moves throughout the day and weather patterns effect the sunlight as well. HDR imagery allows the videographer to have a greater latitude in maintaining a consistent exposure throughout the video clip.
For true panoramic images, toss this camera in the air. Seriously
The ball-shaped Panono contains 36 2-megapixel lenses and takes a 360×360-degree image when it is thrown into the air.
An elk glommed on to a photographer who was documenting the animals at sunrise on an otherwise beautiful fall day in the Cataloochee Valley of Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee. Instead of smiling for the camera, the elk repeatedly headbutts the photographer as he’s sitting on the side of the road before a ranger rescues him in this clip uploaded to YouTube on Nov. 12 by another photographer Vince M. Camiolo.
To coincide with Paris Photo’s opening, French newspaper Libération has chosen to remove all images from its 14 November issue in a bid to show the power and importance of photography at a time when the industry is facing unprecedented challenges, say the newspaper’s editors
If you have any familiarity with today’s computer systems then you were at least somewhat disappointed that neither the Xbox One nor the PlayStation 4 shipped with an SSD. Each system opted for a mechanical hard drive, which brings sufficient storage and affordability to the consoles, even if that meant forsaking the speed and inevitability of the SSD. The good news is that PS4 owners will be able to quickly — and easily — swap out their 500GB 2.5-inch hard drive and replace it either with a larger model or a solid-state drive.
Black and white photographs often feel more genuine than color images — more truthful, somehow — especially those depicting historical events. Much of that perceived authenticity derives from the fact that black and white pictures seem to be, in the most positive way, far simpler than their color counterparts. The world itself (we like to tell ourselves) was simpler in the latter part of 19th century, and in the earliest decades of the 20th. It was only when human experience began to accelerate and grow profoundly more complicated — say, around the time of the Second World War — that color photography began to come into its own.