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siphotos:

Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and the Yankees squad salute their fans during the final game at the old Yankee Stadium. (Chuck Solomon/SI)

GALLERY: Rare Photos of Mariano Rivera

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siphotos: Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and the Yankees squad salute their fans during the final game at the old Yankee Stadium. (Chuck Solomon/SI) GALLERY: Rare Photos of Mariano Rivera
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zanehatfield:

Newest FB banner for Cal Theta. Courtesy of photoshop and some Old Spice logo.

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zanehatfield: Newest FB banner for Cal Theta. Courtesy of photoshop and some Old Spice logo.

donotsaygoodbye:

Mike Stud, my love

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donotsaygoodbye: Mike Stud, my love
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percolatehq:

Maker’s Mark embraces social amid backlash 

(via Maker’s Mark’s Nifty Footwork | Digiday)

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percolatehq: Maker’s Mark embraces social amid backlash  (via Maker’s Mark’s Nifty Footwork | Digiday)

nationalpostsports:

Let’s take this outside: The Notre Dame Fighting Irish take on the Miami Redhawks during the Hockey City Classic at Soldier Field on February 17, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois.  (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

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nationalpostsports: Let’s take this outside: The Notre Dame Fighting Irish take on the Miami Redhawks during the Hockey City Classic at Soldier Field on February 17, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois.  (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
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Exploring the Crystal Desert: Antarctica Through a Photographer’s Lens

Christopher Michel doesn’t like to sit still. Despite a career that includes gigs as a pilot, tech investor, entrepreneur, journalist, and government science advisor, Michel has managed to steady his hands long enough to also hone his skills as a photographer. His pursuit of the perfect image has taken him from Mount Everest to Papua New Guinea to the Korean Demilitarized Zone — and even, in 2010, to the edge of space (inside a U-2 spy plane). His most recent journey, however, is to a place he deems most magnificent of all: the frigid waters of Antarctica’s so-called “Crystal Desert.” On board a giant ship chartered by Harvard (his alma mater), Michel photographed icebergs as they froze, melted, and refroze. We managed to slow Michel down long enough to ask him a few questions about his polar voyage.

What kind of photography equipment do you recommend for extreme environments like Antarctica?

Antarctica and camera equipment aren’t friendly. From the inevitable Zodiac sea spray of the Southern Ocean to the battery-draining deep freeze, a smart photographer needs to come prepared with backup equipment, extra power, and protective everything.

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storyboard: Exploring the Crystal Desert: Antarctica Through a Photographer’s Lens Christopher Michel doesn’t like to sit still. Despite a career that includes gigs as a pilot, tech investor, entrepreneur, journalist, and government science advisor, Michel has managed to steady his hands long enough to also hone his skills as a photographer. His pursuit of the perfect image has taken him from Mount Everest to Papua New Guinea to the Korean Demilitarized Zone — and even, in 2010, to the edge of space (inside a U-2 spy plane). His most recent journey, however, is to a place he deems most magnificent of all: the frigid waters of Antarctica’s so-called “Crystal Desert.” On board a giant ship chartered by Harvard (his alma mater), Michel photographed icebergs as they froze, melted, and refroze. We managed to slow Michel down long enough to ask him a few questions about his polar voyage. What kind of photography equipment do you recommend for extreme environments like Antarctica? Antarctica and camera equipment aren’t friendly. From the inevitable Zodiac sea spray of the Southern Ocean to the battery-draining deep freeze, a smart photographer needs to come prepared with backup equipment, extra power, and protective everything. Read More
storyboard: Exploring the Crystal Desert: Antarctica Through a Photographer’s Lens Christopher Michel doesn’t like to sit still. Despite a career that includes gigs as a pilot, tech investor, entrepreneur, journalist, and government science advisor, Michel has managed to steady his hands long enough to also hone his skills as a photographer. His pursuit of the perfect image has taken him from Mount Everest to Papua New Guinea to the Korean Demilitarized Zone — and even, in 2010, to the edge of space (inside a U-2 spy plane). His most recent journey, however, is to a place he deems most magnificent of all: the frigid waters of Antarctica’s so-called “Crystal Desert.” On board a giant ship chartered by Harvard (his alma mater), Michel photographed icebergs as they froze, melted, and refroze. We managed to slow Michel down long enough to ask him a few questions about his polar voyage. What kind of photography equipment do you recommend for extreme environments like Antarctica? Antarctica and camera equipment aren’t friendly. From the inevitable Zodiac sea spray of the Southern Ocean to the battery-draining deep freeze, a smart photographer needs to come prepared with backup equipment, extra power, and protective everything. Read More
storyboard: Exploring the Crystal Desert: Antarctica Through a Photographer’s Lens Christopher Michel doesn’t like to sit still. Despite a career that includes gigs as a pilot, tech investor, entrepreneur, journalist, and government science advisor, Michel has managed to steady his hands long enough to also hone his skills as a photographer. His pursuit of the perfect image has taken him from Mount Everest to Papua New Guinea to the Korean Demilitarized Zone — and even, in 2010, to the edge of space (inside a U-2 spy plane). His most recent journey, however, is to a place he deems most magnificent of all: the frigid waters of Antarctica’s so-called “Crystal Desert.” On board a giant ship chartered by Harvard (his alma mater), Michel photographed icebergs as they froze, melted, and refroze. We managed to slow Michel down long enough to ask him a few questions about his polar voyage. What kind of photography equipment do you recommend for extreme environments like Antarctica? Antarctica and camera equipment aren’t friendly. From the inevitable Zodiac sea spray of the Southern Ocean to the battery-draining deep freeze, a smart photographer needs to come prepared with backup equipment, extra power, and protective everything. Read More
storyboard: Exploring the Crystal Desert: Antarctica Through a Photographer’s Lens Christopher Michel doesn’t like to sit still. Despite a career that includes gigs as a pilot, tech investor, entrepreneur, journalist, and government science advisor, Michel has managed to steady his hands long enough to also hone his skills as a photographer. His pursuit of the perfect image has taken him from Mount Everest to Papua New Guinea to the Korean Demilitarized Zone — and even, in 2010, to the edge of space (inside a U-2 spy plane). His most recent journey, however, is to a place he deems most magnificent of all: the frigid waters of Antarctica’s so-called “Crystal Desert.” On board a giant ship chartered by Harvard (his alma mater), Michel photographed icebergs as they froze, melted, and refroze. We managed to slow Michel down long enough to ask him a few questions about his polar voyage. What kind of photography equipment do you recommend for extreme environments like Antarctica? Antarctica and camera equipment aren’t friendly. From the inevitable Zodiac sea spray of the Southern Ocean to the battery-draining deep freeze, a smart photographer needs to come prepared with backup equipment, extra power, and protective everything. Read More
storyboard: Exploring the Crystal Desert: Antarctica Through a Photographer’s Lens Christopher Michel doesn’t like to sit still. Despite a career that includes gigs as a pilot, tech investor, entrepreneur, journalist, and government science advisor, Michel has managed to steady his hands long enough to also hone his skills as a photographer. His pursuit of the perfect image has taken him from Mount Everest to Papua New Guinea to the Korean Demilitarized Zone — and even, in 2010, to the edge of space (inside a U-2 spy plane). His most recent journey, however, is to a place he deems most magnificent of all: the frigid waters of Antarctica’s so-called “Crystal Desert.” On board a giant ship chartered by Harvard (his alma mater), Michel photographed icebergs as they froze, melted, and refroze. We managed to slow Michel down long enough to ask him a few questions about his polar voyage. What kind of photography equipment do you recommend for extreme environments like Antarctica? Antarctica and camera equipment aren’t friendly. From the inevitable Zodiac sea spray of the Southern Ocean to the battery-draining deep freeze, a smart photographer needs to come prepared with backup equipment, extra power, and protective everything. Read More
storyboard: Exploring the Crystal Desert: Antarctica Through a Photographer’s Lens Christopher Michel doesn’t like to sit still. Despite a career that includes gigs as a pilot, tech investor, entrepreneur, journalist, and government science advisor, Michel has managed to steady his hands long enough to also hone his skills as a photographer. His pursuit of the perfect image has taken him from Mount Everest to Papua New Guinea to the Korean Demilitarized Zone — and even, in 2010, to the edge of space (inside a U-2 spy plane). His most recent journey, however, is to a place he deems most magnificent of all: the frigid waters of Antarctica’s so-called “Crystal Desert.” On board a giant ship chartered by Harvard (his alma mater), Michel photographed icebergs as they froze, melted, and refroze. We managed to slow Michel down long enough to ask him a few questions about his polar voyage. What kind of photography equipment do you recommend for extreme environments like Antarctica? Antarctica and camera equipment aren’t friendly. From the inevitable Zodiac sea spray of the Southern Ocean to the battery-draining deep freeze, a smart photographer needs to come prepared with backup equipment, extra power, and protective everything. Read More
storyboard: Exploring the Crystal Desert: Antarctica Through a Photographer’s Lens Christopher Michel doesn’t like to sit still. Despite a career that includes gigs as a pilot, tech investor, entrepreneur, journalist, and government science advisor, Michel has managed to steady his hands long enough to also hone his skills as a photographer. His pursuit of the perfect image has taken him from Mount Everest to Papua New Guinea to the Korean Demilitarized Zone — and even, in 2010, to the edge of space (inside a U-2 spy plane). His most recent journey, however, is to a place he deems most magnificent of all: the frigid waters of Antarctica’s so-called “Crystal Desert.” On board a giant ship chartered by Harvard (his alma mater), Michel photographed icebergs as they froze, melted, and refroze. We managed to slow Michel down long enough to ask him a few questions about his polar voyage. What kind of photography equipment do you recommend for extreme environments like Antarctica? Antarctica and camera equipment aren’t friendly. From the inevitable Zodiac sea spray of the Southern Ocean to the battery-draining deep freeze, a smart photographer needs to come prepared with backup equipment, extra power, and protective everything. Read More

gatsbyanddaisies:

So you’re wondering how many times a person can rewatch The Art of Flight in the span of a few weeks? The answer is simple: ALOT.

Just summed up my past three weeks.

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gatsbyanddaisies: So you’re wondering how many times a person can rewatch The Art of Flight in the span of a few weeks? The answer is simple: ALOT. Just summed up my past three weeks.

#TheArtOfFlight #TravisRice #Addicted #FavoriteMovie #Snowboarding

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#TheArtOfFlight #TravisRice #Addicted #FavoriteMovie #Snowboarding