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“Black-headed Grosbeak parents fly south with worn feathers after breeding season. Their molting locations had been a mystery. The California scientists solved it with relatively inexpensive Global Positioning System (GPS) receiving devices.
They attached the 1-gm electronic devices to a leg of each grosbeak. The devices wake up every 2-6 weeks, record the GPS position and switch off. The GPS device, leg harness and leg bands weigh less than 2 g, or the equivalent of a long-distance runner carrying a laptop in a backpack. Each bird must be recaptured to download the data.” Topbirdingtours.com
Technical data:
Camera: Fujifilm GA645
Film: Portra 400
Home processed in Cinestill Cs41 chemicals
Scanned with a Canon EOS R with a Sigma 105mm macro lens
Colors converted with Negative Lab Pro
When I saw this I wasn't sure what it was or what it represented as workers were finishing the installation. Since then I've learned that it represents data visualization it reflects the global impact of food production and consumption on the environment. Part of the "Around The Table" exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden. I still don't understand it but it's nice to look at.
This is an image of an around 50% illuminated phase of our closest planetary neighbour Venus.
I managed to get my planetary scope out back in June to image this beautiful object, shining brilliantly in our evening skies then. This represents the last time I have done any planetary imaging due to circumstances.
The data has been on my drive since and I'm only getting around to have a look at it now.
Venus is one of the so-called inferior planets, as it orbits the sun inside our orbit.
This means that Venus orbits the sun faster than earth and from our perspective is sometimes closer to us and at other times is on the far side of the sun. This change in relative position means we see phases for Venus (and Mercury).
Unfortunately when it approaches earth and is at its largest apparent size its phase also decreases!
This is a false coloured UV/IR filter image to reveal some cloud structure in the thick atmosphere of Venus. Data from the IR filter is mapped to the red channel and that from the UV is mapped to blue. A synthetic green channel is produced from a blend of both. Some lovely cloud structure is apparent.
Imaged with a Celestron C11 SCT and a ZWO 290MM camera. Using Baader IR pass and Venus U filters.
Under the cover of night, Eurasian forces move through an industrial area of Pristina. The target: a LORO data centre believed to contain data drives taken in the arrest of multiple Eurasian ambassadors during a meeting in Copenhagen. While the Nordic oil fields had been of prior interest, the seized data contained developing information on large reserves hidden along the Northern coast of Libya.
The Mata-Nui mainframe has been infected by the Makuta Virus. Engage Data Knight Kopaka to freeze the virus's operations and cool the overheated GPU.
My entry into Ron's What If...? contest. I decided to reimagine Kopaka as a sort of cybertech knight dude in a Tron-esque data scape. Originally this was going to be a very different character design, but I ended up splitting it into this and another MOC I'll be sharing in October since the two concepts didn't really merge well.
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580EX2 fired off camera using TTL cord, into water tank from camera left. Black paper and foam used as background, sides, and bottom.
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Apartment block mailboxes are popular targets for thieves as the postal items often contain bills which are a mine of information for identity theft fraudsters.
Also, the practice of Australian banks to issue through the mail, both requested and unsolicited credit cards, makes for a thief's bonus
While I enjoy Flickr too much to leave, I thought it made a good opportunity to sort through old works and decide on discards - that which I've done to get below 1,000.
Right now I've decided to open a second "archival" account and slowly transfer older works in a process. There's no reason to follow that account though it's appreciated, and will keep anyone wanting to continue seeing my work from having to do anything at all. It will still come through as normal.
Thanks for the support over the years, and I hope we can all continue doing this and share in some way!
(note: when it's ready, a link to the archive will exist in the *last* picture on my stream.) (update: I made a tumblr site to pic dump old work @ vgss.tumblr.com)
`Evolution' of storage mediums.
On the bottom a 3½-inch HD floppy (1986). On the left in the foreground a SD card, to the right a micro SD card. Behind the SD cards a USB stick (256 MB capacity). Right in the background another USB stick (1 GB capacity). And last but not least on the left side in the background, a network cable, so you can access your data in the cloud.
I wish you all a happy Macro Monday and a great week.
Data - 02/04/2021
Hora - 19:19 ~ 20:44 local (-3 UTC)
Lat - 7,13S
Log - 34,83W
Local - João Pessoa, PB - Brasil
Bortle - Class 8~9
Câmera - Canon T3i modificada
Lente - Canon LII USM 200mm F2.8 @F4 (320mm APS-c)
Filtro CLS-CCD Clip Optolong
ISO - 1600
Montagem - EQ5
Motorização - On Step
Guider - SW 8x50 + SVbony 105
Light - 96 x 30s (48 min)
Flat - 15 x 1/2500s
Dark Flat - 15 x 1/2500s
Dark - 15 x 30s
Bias - 15 x 1/4000s
Software Captura - APT/PHD2
Softwares Processamento - DSS/PIX/PS
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I got into work a little early this morning so I removed the server rack doors and took a series of photos for this panorama of our data center.
Includes:
HP 9000 L class w/ fibre channel array attached
NetApp 3020c cluster with 1 shelf on each head
Compaq ML520s
HP C7000 blade enclosure w/ 2 BL460c blades
HP StorageWorks 2/16 (rebranded Brocade SilkWorm) FC switches
HP MSA1000 SAN w/ three shelves
HP MSL5000 LTO tape library
Dell ML6000 LTO tape library
HP Proliant DL360 & DL380s
A few workstation class utility servers
Lt. Commander Data in his officers uniform. He is holding a trusty tricorder and composing a poem for his good friend Spot.
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