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Cosmic Leaf Under Water

 

Today took this image of the leaf under water in the creek at camp. Kind of looks cosmic around of leaf under the water to me. With the other leaves collected around it, I walked the creek as far as I could go the water was high because we had much rain this last few weeks. Saw many deer and raccoon and hog tracks in the creek sand ..I love looking at the animal tracks. Animals love walking the creek too. Tonight at camp built a fire outside and heard coyotes howling as the sun was setting..Too cool. Oh yes when sun went down an Owl hooted in the distance, A good day and evening

  

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by Lin Utzon. Copenhagen

*At every moment we reach the earth*

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Artist*s Impression NASA by pingnews.com

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Grotte Saint Barth`elemy by 'pascal'

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Sunrise sky my own

Collage of 3 superimposed images and Snips

Helmet- Katatonik from Rewind Event

Hair- Barberyumyum

Blush-Veechi from Rewind Event

Lips/nails-#adored from Rewind Event

Tatoo- Speakeasy from Rewind Event

Top- Candydoll from Rewind Event

Flamingo Ice Cream-Black Bantam

Bracelet- Katatonik Gacha from the Rewind Event

  

With the Moon Locking Pavilion in view through the open window, we pause for tea at Tower of Cosmic Reflections. Another photo from the Lan Su Chinese Garden in Old Town Portland, Oregon.

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Street candid taken in Glasgow, Scotland.

2011.

 

I don't really like a lot of the shots from this shoot (it was production hell), but there may be two or three I'll polish up.

 

Strobist: One Alienbees B1600 on either side of the models, slightly in front, and gelled warm.

This is where i live. Tai Arthur, under the stars. constantly being bombarded by cosmic dust.

Rusty farm machinery, Prince Edward County.

a blending of two nightcafe creations via pixlr

Cosmic Charlie Harris is a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist for Bone Jugs N Harmony. The band describes itself as "Frank Zappa meets Spike Jones, Looney Tune meets Nintendo. A ragtime-jugband-calypso-shake-up from Urbana, Illinois." The band performed a spirited set of Americana at the Urbana Sweet Corn Festival 2015 on Saturday.

AI creation on Dreamwombo

 

PROMPT:

Walrus with wings

Soaring high in the sky

Frozen space junk

Floating as time goes by

Bogomil's artistry

Merging fantasy with reality

In this cosmic universe

Where dreams and metal collide

 

The prompt is taken from the lyrics created on Suno where I composed a piece of music based on the visual AI work:

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Taming Light #4.

 

Deep in space a new star is born.

 

A very Merry Christmas and a New Year full of Joy and Happiness to all my friends on Flickr.

  

For new viewers: these are analog images formed directly on to film without the use of a camera lens (in the same way as a photogram), of the refraction patterns of light passing through formed and shaped plastics. Normally a b/w image, colour has

been added directly into the plastic. The fine detail of the diffraction patterns and the rainbow colours can be seen when viewed large.

eating amongst the stars

you have galaxies inside your head, don't let anyone tell you you canno't shine.

An attempt at capturing a mood of a cosmic portal pulling in all objects in its vicinity using an mysterious force

Cosmic orgone engineering

I'm a big fan of winter, not only because i'm more of a snow than a sun fan, but also because I don't have to wait until 1am to go out and get star trail images. I took this one on Sunday night in the field at the front of the house.

 

The glow in the distance are the lights of Pwllheli illuminating the sky, and in the middle we can see the stars along the celestial equator sandwiched together.

  

Two exposures combined to create this image. A single shot of the tree and a single shot of the Milky Way Galaxy. I zoomed the lens whilst exposing the night sky over 30 seconds. I layered the images in Photoshop.

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(Vision) ... Always a good idea!

This Hubble Space Telescope image shows how young, energetic, massive stars illuminate and sculpt their birthplace with powerful winds and searing ultraviolet radiation.

 

The giant red nebula (NGC 2014) and its smaller blue neighbor (NGC 2020) are part of a vast star-forming region in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, located 163,000 light-years away. The image is nicknamed the “Cosmic Reef,” because it resembles an undersea world.

 

The sparkling centerpiece of NGC 2014 is a grouping of bright, hefty stars, each 10 to 20 times more massive than our Sun. The stars’ ultraviolet radiation heats the surrounding dense gas and unleash fierce winds of charged particles that blast away lower-density gas, forming the bubble-like structures seen on the right. The blue areas in NGC 2014 reveal the glow of oxygen, heated to nearly 20,000 degrees Fahrenheit by the blast of ultraviolet light. The cooler, red gas indicates the presence of hydrogen and nitrogen.

 

By contrast, the seemingly isolated blue nebula at lower left (NGC 2020) has been created by a solitary mammoth star 200,000 times brighter than our Sun. The blue gas was ejected by the star through a series of eruptive events during which it lost part of its outer envelope of material.

 

This image commemorates Hubble's 30th anniversary in orbit.

 

For more information about this image, visit: hubblesite.org/contents/news-releases/2020/news-2020-16

 

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“Exploration is in our nature. We began as wanderers, and we are wanderers still. We have lingered long enough on the shores of the cosmic ocean.We are ready at last to set sail for the stars.”

― Carl Sagan

 

Models: Oriana Robertson & Giselle Chauveau

Photographer: Giselle Chauveau

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3-Piece-Set with embroideries "Cosmic Girl" from kunterbuntdesign.

 

Patterns all farbenmix

making the links through the stars

Experiment #020 "Cosmic Balance"

 

Lightpainting Artwork created in total darkness by Aurora Movement

 

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Virgin 19 heads to the gate on International A at San Francisco International Airport. Cosmic Girl lives on as an airborne launcher for Virgin Galactic.

The center of this image from the Hubble Space Telescope is framed by the tell-tale arcs that result from strong gravitational lensing, a striking astronomical phenomenon which can warp, magnify, or even duplicate the appearance of distant galaxies. Gravitational lensing occurs when light from a distant galaxy is distorted by the gravitational pull of an intervening astronomical object. In this case, the relatively nearby galaxy cluster MACSJ0138.0-2155 has lensed a significantly more distant galaxy — a slumbering giant known as MRG-M0138 —that has run out of the gas required to form new stars and is located 10 billion light years away. Astronomers can use gravitational lensing as a natural magnifying glass, allowing them to inspect objects like distant galaxies which would usually be too difficult for even Hubble to resolve.

 

Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, A. Newman, M. Akhshik, K. Whitaker

 

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Yeah, my christmas present arrived yesterday finally! It's a Cosmic Jupi, I named her Caprica! ^^

 

She is incredible!!! <3

 

Explored on Dec. 30th :)

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