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Capture The Flag - February 2012
I met these amazing guys today while I was on my way to target, they asked me to buy a cd. I had never heard of them, but I listened to their cd and they're an awesome underground band from Oregon! So, I asked them if I could do some promo pictures and they agreed!! I had a great time getting to know them a little tonight, they are a cool group and hopefully will see them again/take more pictures when they come back in April! :)
Go like their fan page! www.facebook.com/CaptureTheFlagMusic
Balade dans le parc national du Rincón (région du Guanacaste) à la découverte des phénomènes volcaniques et des cascades cachées sur les versants du volcan. Sans compter les nombreuses rencontres animalières dont celle d’un boa dans une forêt tropicale encore très dense !
Le paysage rencontré est différent de tout ce que nous avons pu voir auparavant : sur plusieurs sentiers nous pouvons apprécier de très près l’activité volcanique, notamment les fumerolles et les "pailas”.
Bain d’argile riche en oligo-éléments dans l’une des sources chaude sur le sentier Santa María.
Retour au lodge, sorte d'hacienda située dans une vaste propriété en pleine nature au pied du volcan… pour un coucher de soleil flamboyant.
This guy was great fun to ham it up with. We must have done different poses for 5 minutes or more. Top to bottom, he pulled off the "Classic Trek Klingon" perfectly.
Captured at Long Beach Aquarium. Then solarization, saturation increased and hue adjusted in Photoshop.
A train runs on the magnetic levitation line in Changsha, capital of central China's Hunan Province, May 6, 2016. A trial operation of China's first domestically designed and manufactured magnetic levitation line started in Changsha on Friday. The maglev shuttles between Changsha's south railway station and the airport. It takes about ten minutes to complete the 18.55-km journey, according to a statement from operator Hunan Maglev Transport Co. The 48-meter-long train can carry 363 people in three carriages. It can achieve a maximum speed of 100 km per hour.
The first Chinese middle-to-low speed magnetically levitated (maglev) rail line began operating on Friday in Changsha, capital of central China's Hunan Province.
The maglev shuttles between Changsha's south railway station and the airport, with one stop in between. It takes 19 minutes and 30 seconds to complete the 18.55-km journey, according to a statement from operator Hunan Maglev Transport Co.
The train can carry 363 people at a maximum speed of 100 km per hour. The price of a one-way ticket is 20 yuan (about 3 U.S.dollars). Soon, airline passengers will be able to check in and deposit their bags at a new terminal in the railway station.
Construction of the maglev trains, designed and manufactured by CRRC Zhuzhou Locomotive Co., Ltd. in Hunan Province, began in May 2014 with a total investment of 4.29 billion yuan.
Middle-to-low speed trains produce very little noise and occupy much less land than subways, according to CRRC representative Peng Qibiao.
The line costs between 150 million yuan and 250 million yuan per kilometer, making it highly economical compared to subways and light rail, which cost up to 800 million yuan and 300 million yuan per km respectively.
"The environmentally friendly maglev not only diversifies city transportation, but also creates a more harmonious relationship between cities and the environment," Peng said.
The Gateway Arch in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, as seen from the new Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge.
Call me sappy, but I'm always happy when people dedicate an image to me. CatsFive did for me and I wanted to return the favor with an image I thought that he would enjoy as well.