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Apollo Community Regional Park, named in honor of the Apollo 11 astronauts, was dedicated in 1972 and features three man-made lakes. The 54-acre park has walking paths around all three lakes.
Apollo Community Regional Park, named in honor of the Apollo 11 astronauts, was dedicated in 1972 and features three man-made lakes. The 54-acre park has walking paths around all three lakes.
In the morning while it was being cleaned. Closer access was blocked off. Taken on a specialty film from DubbleFilm.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 14mm F2.8D lens. DubbleFilm Apollo 200 35mm C41 film.
im Apollotempel im Schlossgarten Schwetzingen
Auf Fototour mit Ralf
Apollon ... ( Parnassius Apollo)
Nb : Mon livre " Flying and Dreaming sur les papillons sortira vers le 14 novembre ..
Captured 50 years after man first stepped on the moon, 21st July 2019. 85% illuminated. London, England
Meet Apollo. He is Trees for Tomorrow’s resident Red-Tailed Hawk. My wife and I met him in February 2019!during Tod Sterling’s {educator at TFT} excellent Wisconsin’s Birds of Prey Program. Handsome creature! I’ve just learned Apollo, due to his damaged left eye, is a permanent resident of the School. With No depth perception, he cannot catch food in the wild.
#birdsofprey #sonyrx10m4 #tressfortomorrow
Today is the first of two consecutive days of NASA memories. WE remember the astronauts, Virgil (Gus) Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee so tragically taken from the world in a cockpit fire during a routine test. Their tragic deaths helped pave the way to a full redesign of the Apollo Command Module that led to Apollo 11's landing on the Moon in 1969.
Please take two minutes from your busy days to think of these three lovely men who gave their lives. Thank you
Having enough time to clean up the MOCs and taking the opportunity to shoot newer pics. The temple was a part of the Achilles assault on Troy diorama and most event goers didn't readily notice the statue of Apollo inside until it was mentioned to them...
The view across the lake in Nymphenburg Palace gardens, leading on to the Apollo Temple
Apollo is one of the most important and complex of the Olympian deities in classical Greek and Roman religion and Greek and Roman mythology. The ideal of the kouros (a beardless, athletic youth), Apollo has been variously recognized as a god of music, truth and prophecy, healing, the sun and light, plague, poetry, and more. Apollo is the son of Zeus and Leto, and has a twin sister, the chaste huntress Artemis.
This was the second night during my trip down under. Apollo Bay is a very quiet and nice town which I feel is a good place to stop over for a night or two before embarking on a long journey!
Hey all, posted this a little late. Built for a 50th anniversary event held at the RMSC in Rochester.
It has been a bit since I last uploaded anything, though I have not stopped building, simply had computer problems and was too lazy to fix them. Hopefully all of the issues are dealt with at this point. I have a handful of completed builds to take pictures of, and a few projects for other websites that I should probably post on here at some point.
Back to this build; was pretty simple all in all, and gave me a reason to do a little research on this event. Also, I did not realize how few red elements I had, though that pushed me to expand my search into technic, which provided plenty of useful parts.
Enjoy :)
Apollo Community Regional Park, named in honor of the Apollo 11 astronauts, was dedicated in 1972 and features three man-made lakes. The 54-acre park has walking paths around all three lakes.
Last weekend I had the pleasure of spending it in the company of Giles McGarry and Julien Carcano and we hit the coast of Suffolk. Giles was very kind to put up with us for the weekend and drive us from location to location... thanks Giles. His wife was even kinder to cook dinner for us each night... thank you Kirsty, the food was wonderful.
The trip had been planned for a while and we kept a watchful eye on the weather the week leading up to it and it didn't look promising... clear blue skies.
We were lucky on the Saturday as we had some cloud coverage, but the Sunday was almost impossible. We decided to finish the day off at Dovercourt and the conditions for me couldn't have been better. From previous (failed) attempts I knew what I wanted, I set up and probably spent the best part of 90 minutes in the same spot shooting frame after frame to get the right light.
This shot is 3 shots stitched and obviously made in to a triptych, the pressure was on this week to get this processed, printed and to the framers in time to get it ready for my upcoming exhibition. When I picked this up tonight, I was a little nervous that there would be something in the printing that I wouldn't like, purely because I rushed it, but I am pleased to say that it looked fantastic.
If you are interested in seeing this is print, then please feel free to come along to my exhibition, the details can be found on my Facebook page (scroll down).
As for the title, I have a 2:1 and possibly a 1:1 to come.
Aperture: f/8
Exposure: 80 seconds
ISO: 200
Camera: Canon 5D MKIII
Lens: 70-200 @ 110mm
Filters: Hi-Tech 6 stop
Processing: CS6 & Silver Efex Pro
A bunch of cool space artifacts arrived this week. (prompting office layout change =)
This sculpted beauty is a communications control assembly that connects to the exterior of the astronaut’s spacesuit for routing communications, biomedical signals, and warning tones. This piece is the control head, referred to as the ‘Cobra Head’ by the astronauts which plugs into the cabin connector near the blue control switch. It was worn by the astronaut while in the shirt-sleeve environment (example photos below).
The beta cloth covered piece measures 11” long with a toggle switch that allowed the astronaut to transmit to crewmates over the intercom (I’COM) or back the earth (XMIT). A sewn-on patch in the center bears identification stamp V36-715100-81 06362 and the serial number AAH9308.
In memory of Apollo, gone too soon. Rest in Peace my friend.
Created for Angie's Animal Antics Challenge No 17 Feline
Make It Interesting • Challenge No 2 (Cliff)
Source image with thanks to Nick Saltmarsh
Oriental short hair cat mine.
Fantasy Bridge Twins72-Stocks
Texture Parée
Sparkle Bushes Obsidian Dawn
Fern MaureenOlder
Grass Charfade
Colorization of Apollo 8 Hasselblad image from film magazine 13/E.
Image Credit: NASA/Kevin M. Gill
Source: flic.kr/p/zahsBf & flic.kr/p/z5KK9F