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مِن آإسوآإ مآإ يمكن آإن آإقآإبل في حيآإتي ..
مَن يدّعي آإلكمآإل ..
ـآو يدّعي ـآلمثآإلية ... يرى ـآإ فيه آإلنآإس آإنه مثآإل للآإخلآإق
بينمآإ في آإرض آإلحقيقة قد نزع قنآإع آإلمثآإلية
وتقّلد آإنيآإب آإلذئآإب وبدآإ في تهميش ـآلآإخلآإق...
ـآلحيآإة آإجمل مكآإن يمكن آإن تتعلم فيه فن آإلتعآإمل مع آإلآإخرين..
عشْ حيآإتكَ بمرونه ... ودعِ آإلعَظَمة جآإنبآإ ...
فهي تقلل من قيمتك وتجعلك بآإلنسبة للبشر لآإ ششئ ..
وآإصرخ وآإردد
الكمال لله
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صــمـت آلــشـعور , آحســآس مــآلــه توآصيــف أكــبر مــن حــروف آلحــكــي وآلـوصـآيــف ..
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explore # 198 on Tuesday, July 6, 2010
combo of 5 diffrent images.
led flashlight with gels and stuff.
كوني هذه الفتره في حالة ركود مع التصوير الا اني لا اطيق الابتعاد عن التواصل معكم
فحبيت اعرض لكم صوره من الارشيف بغرض التواصل من جديد معكم ,.
علها تنال على رضا ذائقتكم الضوئية الجميله ..
I photograph the river in my back yard on a regular basis. I guess it is time I throw in a little history.
"The French explorer, LaSalle, was the first white man to float the river when he worked his way upstream in 1679 from Lake Michigan to what is now called South Bend (the southern-most curve in the river). From here he portaged to the Kankakee River to begin his journey to the Mississippi River." (Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources web page)
Our Daily Challenge "Through a Hole"
Texture by HocusFocusClick
Exp 1.6 seconds; ISO 250; f/64; natural daylight plus diy ring light on Tokina 100mm macro lens; image not cropped
Explored #39 10/27/2011
#11 10/28/2011
Thanks everyone for the kind comments, and faves! :)
... I see color
Explored ....
(Maybe the photography thing is getting to me!) ;-)
Listen to this music In Dreams <---Youtube Link (Thanks Steve for sharing this great music)
Please "NO" comment code paste unless you are adding comment. I really like a real person's input than scripted comment Thanks ;-)
*sigh* people don't listen. So I go and delete those lifeless comments ;(
ربما تدعو دعوة تخرج منك لحظة
صفاء وتجرد وتوجه وابتهال وآنكسار
بين يدي الله عزوجل
قد تحول مجرى حياتك جذريا
وتنقلك من دركات الشقاء الى مرآتب السعآده
welcome back MyTrmesto :**
miiiiiiiiiisss uuuuuuuuu alllooooottt :" :"
a7biiiiicchhh (L)_(L)
un-edited
Photographed by Malfeto © 2009. All rights reserved
Sometimes it's fun exploring on your own. Sometimes it's fun exploring with a friend.
This was a standard shot with the figures out in the sun rather than in the shadows like the previous shot.
Sorry 3a'3eba il-6weela ..
Plz No More Copy past Comments
Comments with photos will be deleted .. Sorry
الرجاء عدم استخدم الصور بدون اخذ اذن مسبق \ Plz don't use my photos without my permission \All Right Reserved © to Queenooh ❥
Developed as a long-range exploration vessel sized between its more famous stablemates the LL928 and LL924, the LL926 Cosmos Explorer ended up having less in the way of cargo space in the rear compartment, only able to fit the smallest design of rover available to the Lagrange-Lunacorp designers. Most of the extra space was taken up with fuel storage and crew supplies, giving the Cosmos Explorer the longest unsupplied range of the three vessels.
The lack of cargo capacity made the Cosmos Explorer less versatile than either of the other early LL-type explorer ships, however, and many planetary fleets of the inner system bought only a few of the craft. In the far reaches of the Uranian and Neptunian leagues and the Kuiper Belt Alliance, however, these ultra-long-range craft really came into their own.
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So I was planning to build a sleekened, updated version of the old LL924 Space Transporter, but I think this ended up a bit bigger than that venerable beauty. Not quite up to the LL928, but that might actually be within reach now. Amazing thought.