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The last photo from Alaska, looking up the Turnagain Arm.

Turnagain Arm frozen tidal flats at low tide (Anchorage Alaska).

Canon EOS 5D

EF17-40mm f/4L USM

ExposureTime: 1/25

Focal Length: 17mm

f16

ISO 100

2008-11-21T11:01:27

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"The only cities were of ice, bergs with cores of beryl, blue gems within white gems, that some said gave off an odor of almonds.” Annie Proulx - The Shipping News

Waaaaaay back in the day Edward lost his left arm and it was replaced by a mechanical one (see bottom right). Back then it was one I made myself and I had to use invisiprims to hide the arm underneath.

 

Fast forward to the amazing results available with mesh and bento. This superb item was given away as a freebie at the Engine Room event by [ContraptioN] who have been creating amazing steampunk related stuff for years now.

 

How far we've come

Turnagain Arm sunrise at Girdwood, Alaska

After a few miles, much of our second day consisted of trails like this - a bit above the lake, with views of the Southeast Arm looking into the Thorofare ahead.

Phillips Arm slices north into the mainland of British Columbia, Canada.

Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox overhead. AB800 open behind backdrop of white faux suede.Triggered by Cybersync.

Which arm should I use for corrupted merged zamasu

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08/20/2008 Sailing Tracy Arm, Alaska, Blue Ice

Taken at Swift Valley Country Park near Brownsover. The Old Canal is an arm off the Oxford Canal. Borough of Rugby, Warwickshire.

i used to have a broken arm when i did a stunt and i broke my arm. but now it's better

 

Arriving early at Duxford for today's mini-airshow, I helped push BM597 back onto the grass. It was much heavier than I imagined - even with 6 men pushing on the leading edges of the main wing, it was hard work! I don't what I expected, never pushed one before. Anyhow, before they closed the cockpit door and canopy (it had started to rain, of course) I managed to get a few shots of the cockpit interior - put my arm right in with my Sony RX100 for this shot.

I'm kinda proud because i learned to draw water on my own lol. hair still need more practice

Middle-aged woman working out with weights against white background

Der Haussperling (Passer domesticus) steht inzwischen auf der Liste der bedrohten Arten.

Right arm

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Taken on the way to go skiing at Alyeska on Inauguration Day. A nice bonus to an already happy day. 1/20/21- The end of an error! Taken at the Beluga Point pullout, about 10 miles Southeast of Anchorage on the Seward Highway.

Salmon Arm is a city in British Columbia's interior, located on Shuswap Lake, midway between Calgary and Vancouver on the Trans-Canada Highway. Taken in September when the water level was somewhat low!

Green Koi Fish Tattoo Design on arm created by Javier Acero, Miami Tattoo Artist, located at 9550 SW 40th Street, Miami, FL 33165, www.tattooandco.com

Explored 7-19-14. Going through Tracy Arm on the way to the Sawyer Glacier in Alaska.

Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox overhead. AB800 open behind backdrop of white faux suede.Triggered by Cybersync.

Yesterday morning while wandering I came across this scene in the little town of Bide Arm.

Last night I headed up to Arms Tor on Dartmoor for sunset, it was more of a scouting mission as I've never been there before but it was a lovely evening. There wasn't much cloud in the sky at sunset so there wasn't much colour, but as this was a scouting mission I didn't really mind. I met up with Dianne Giles, Another Dartmoor photographer and we had a good chat while getting our photos.

 

It's another new tor bagged for me, each time I head up the moors now I'm trying to get to a different location so I can explore more of the moor.

Taken from the Turnagain Arm Trail at the overlook about a mile from the Potter trailhead, just south of Anchorage, Alaska. You are looking at water channels and silt "islands" at a little above low tide. Turnagain Arm is a pretty interesting body of water that has one of the highest tidal variations in the world- close to 40 feet from low to high tide at the extreme! It was named by Captain Cook, who was looking for an inland passage. He was turned around, as the arm ends about 50 miles East of this point, so he named it "Turnagain River". It is said that he was totally unimpressed by Alaska. I guess it didn't look like agricultural land to him, so what good was it? I love seeing the patterns that the water channels make in the silty material that makes up the bottom of this inlet. This was taken a short distance from Anchorage, actually within the municipality.

gonna try upload some more

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