View: MedRes / HiRes | 2005 Long Beach Grand Prix - Trans-Am Series
Categories: Camera.Canon EOS-1D File Formats.JPG Location.North America.United States.California.Long Beach Photographer.Mark Tomsheck (Photographer) Publish Subject.Events.Long Beach Grand Prix 2005.Trans-Am Series Subject.Events.Long Beach Grand Prix 2005.Trans-Am Series.99 - Rudy Revak Subject.Transportation.Automobile.Race Cars Trip.2005._2005_04_LongBeachGrandPrix
Copyright © 2005 Mark Tomsheck File: LBGP0197.JPG Size: 2,464x1,648 Date: 4/10/2005 7:30 PM Camera: Canon EOS-1D Aperture: F 14.00 Exposure: 1/1600 s ISO: 1,000 Focal Length: 400.00 mm Flash: Flash did not fire
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View: MedRes / HiRes | 2005 Long Beach Grand Prix - Trans-Am Series
Categories: Camera.Canon EOS-1D File Formats.JPG Location.North America.United States.California.Long Beach Photographer.Mark Tomsheck (Photographer) Publish Subject.Events.Long Beach Grand Prix 2005.Trans-Am Series Subject.Transportation.Automobile.Race Cars Trip.2005._2005_04_LongBeachGrandPrix
Copyright © 2005 Mark Tomsheck File: LBGP0198.JPG Size: 1,648x2,464 Date: 4/10/2005 7:37 PM Camera: Canon EOS-1D Aperture: F 14.00 Exposure: 1/1250 s ISO: 1,000 Focal Length: 160.00 mm Flash: Flash did not fire
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View: MedRes / HiRes | Skeleton of Gray Whale The Lewis and Clark Expedition documented three wales during their 1805-1806 arrival and wintering on the Pacific Ocean. The whale skeleton commemorates William Clark's observation of 19th March 1805 near present day Long Beach. "I saw… Several joints of the backbone of a whal which must have foundered on this part of the Coast"
In May 2000, a 38 food long sub-adult male Gray Whale beached and died about one mile north of here. A decomposing whale will create an over-whelming smell, so the whale was buried on the beach.
The City of Long Beach received permission from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to display the skeleton. In March of 2002, students, city employees and biologists located and carefully excavated the skeleton. The bones were cleaned and preserved. In April 2003 the bones where rearticulated into the full skeleton before you.
Categories: Camera.Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II File Formats.JPG Location.North America.United States.Washington.Long Beach Photographer.Mark Tomsheck (Photographer) Publish Subject.Living Things.Marine Life.Whale.Gray Whale Trip.2005._2005_06_Portland
Copyright © 2005 Mark Tomsheck File: Portland0002.JPG Size: 4,992x3,328 Date: 6/18/2005 12:15 AM Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II Aperture: F 11.00 Exposure: 1/500 s ISO: 200 Focal Length: 24.00 mm Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
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