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Earth Hour 2009.
I did.
What about you?
Soo... 28th was a cool day.
We went on the market and we bought bread, sausage, corn, pea and Kuat and ate hot dog \o/
hahahaha
the coolest part is that we did everything at the candle light.
Then i took this picture. I think my parents don't like too much of the ideia i'm being a photographer, 'cause when i caught the camera they looked me like '¬¬, why does she need to shoot every single thing?'
anyway, i really shoot every thing, and i don't even mind.
good afternoon to you.
Image shot during my February 2010 ski trip to Banff, Canada. This actual shot was taken at the end of our nighttime walk on the frozen Lake Minnewanka (with Discover Banff Tours) in the Banff National Park when we were gathered round sharing stories and toasting marshmallows. It was quite an experience walking over this frozen lake at nighttime. We had crystal clear skies so the stars were like nothing I have ever seen before... they were magical. Also, the lake was "groaning" and "cracking" whilst we were walking over it which was of course very disconcerting!
Taken with Panasonic Lumix G1. Cropping carried out in CS5.
Much, much better when viewed in large.
I can hear the fire siren from my house. Often when the siren sounds I turn the scanner on. On this night the call was for a gas grill explosion around the corner from my house. I believe it ended as a minor event with no property damage or injuries. Here is the fire truck on the way to the call.
A fire on Sunday April 17, 2016, on the street Prof. Dr. Satrio, Jakarta. The fire allegedly originated from an electric short circuit that occurred in vehicle repair shop, and spread to the surrounding buildings. There were no casualties in the incident.
A view of the whole bonfire, with a fast shutter speed to capture the flames as you can't normally see them -- ace!
We're our own dragons as well as our own heroes, and we have to rescue ourselves from ourselves - Tom Robbins
It was on January 23, 1897 that the greatest Indian ever was born. He had all the characteristics of a flame which could burn down the entire British Empire. What happened to the flame? Did it burn down the British regime or was it snuffed out by Indians/Britons? Read more at go.sreejith.info/story
As the primary flight unit for the Robot forces, the Fire Vulture dominates air space with an arsonist's fear-inducing presence. Though they are not the fastest, they become blockades of the sky with steady flight and bulky armor (or at least, bulky compared to human flight units).
Equipped with a flamethrower, patented vulture claw, and backup shoulder mounted laser & rocket, the Flame Vulture aims to create as much destruction to human forces as possible. With flames, it cooks human pilots who think they're safe within a metal can, and with claw, it rips apart any battle machine that gets too close.
The heavy-duty turbine provides movement beyond pure flight. When fighting on the ground, this battle machine will use light-flight motions to increase mobility over other ground machines by briefly hovering to avoid attacks (without a full takeoff procedure) or by aggressively adding more thrust to dig the claw further into the prey.
"They've reached quite far up to the heavens for cave dwellers..."