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This is a brass geologists compass. Geologists sometimes have to hike in remote areas so are limited on the equipment they can carry.
This compass not only does map reading but can also measure the angles, heights and directions of rock strata and fault lines. The other numbers and dials you see in the picture give the geologist the information they need to carry out the trigonometry calculus for these angles.
The camera was set to macro and I used a preset function to create a pin-hole effect.
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PIRATE COMPASS
4 Metals | 8 Wood | 8 Glass | 5 Gem options
PBR and Baked textures
PSD included in readme!
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HOW IT WORKS:
Click the compass for a menu that will let you select an avatar that the compass will point at when they are in the same region
if your target leaves the region the compass will spin since it cant find what you are tracking
menu buttons
'UUID' allows you to manually enter an avatar key found in their profile
'Nearby' will give you a list of all avatars in the current region you can choose from
'Stop' will clear the tracked avatar and the compass will point north instead.
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Photographed at sunrise in the Thompson Prairie area of Upper Hixon Forest Park, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
seen in Worthing August 2018 this bus is in Stagecoach livery operating a Connect 7 route on behalf of Stagecoach
Well, here she is.
My wife doesn't like the model.
Calls it: "real estate broker wannabe SUV."
But: "with the gloss black roof, those rims and tires, you'll get away as a mid-manager in one of the gangs in the southern suburbs."
(The latter though, is better than being labelled as a real estate broker...)
Ink and ecoline ink on paper. A 'South pointing fish' or 'South-governor' was an early (200 BCE-100 CE) Chinese Compass.
Why not a chicken compass?? #icad2016 Day9 Compass (phMartenLiquidWatercolors, oil pastels, brush pen)
CA58 GHA was one of six Volvo B7RLE Wright Eclipse buses purchased from GHA Coaches by Compass in 2016 following the takeover of the Sussex Bus network. On 8th October, 2018, CA58 GHA was working school service 743 from Steyning to East Worthing.
My compass, self made and textured with an artwork of Melinda Hannigan.
For pencil and brush, you can regulate the highness of the brush.
Thanks for the visit
I was coming up from a dive when I spotted this. The camera was set to a white balance for deeper water (more red, so the jellyfish was whiter in reality), but I thought that the effect was nice. Garnish Pier, County Cork, August 2007.
"Compass Rose," a mixed media piece. The background picture is a picture of -- wait for it -- garlic knot crumbs in olive oil -- and the top picture is a mirrored picture of a bridge. Both were edited from the mundane into bubblegum magicalness. What kind of world do you think this compass would be for?
Compass Bus GX62CNN in Saltdean coming to the end of service 47 from Brighton Station via County Hospital - Brighton Marina. 08th May 2014.
"no direction, I am a compass
constantly spinning
constantly searching for the end
never reaching our destination
but the goal was never when
or where
or who;
it was only you"
Just a 150-year-old German divider sitting on my desk at work. This is the first instrument I purchased, and it started my fascination with antique drafting equipment. I picked this up in 1992 from an open market in Vienna, Austria.
The National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam.
The glass roofing:
Its self-supporting construction is made up of thousands of pieces of glass in a metal frame.
Roof Facts:
- Self-sustaining construction of 34 x 34 metres.
-Inspired by the compass lines on old nautical charts.
-160.000 kg steel and 40.000 kg glass.
City: Amsterdam.
Country: Netherlands.
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