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I call this River Front Dreamscape. I took this shot about 4 hours after sunset in River Front Park, Spokane. There was slight cloud cover and the stars were brilliant even with all of the city light. It was only about 10 degrees that night, but it was so beautiful that I couldn't pass up the opportunity to capture this scene!
... seat with a great view ;)
Canon EOS 5D MKII + Canon EF 17-40 f/4 L @ 22 mm
ISO 100 - f/16 - 15 s
Lee GND 0.9 + Lee GND 0.9 HE
It took me some fiddling but I figured out how to attach the front bumper upside down with a technic plate.
cilantro, sweet fennel, chives, and jasmine.
My big jasmine trellis is blooming and the front yard smells heavenly, especially after a rainshower.
Autumn Love Journal
craft kit by redvelvetart.com. I created my journal and put it all together. I am sooo excited to start filling it up with my autumn memories this year and tons more embellishments <3
This photograph was published in one of the PDML annuals. I was never happy with her belly button. A print was hung in the DANK Haus during a show for the book's publication. The model now has possession.
The Nemesis strike fighter. It´s a mix of many planes: The fuselage is based on the F-15 Eagle, the wings come from the F-14, and the engines from the F-22.
The Nemesis is capable of carrying 10-12 Ultra-long-range missiles, 3 drop-tanks and 2 cannons in the wings
Please watch this and many other fantastic creations here: www.flickr.com/photos/einon/
This is the front door to the Wave in Coyote Buttes North, part of the BLM territory in northern Arizona. This place is incredible!
Vestal, NY. May 2024.
If you would like to use THIS picture in any sort of media (such as newspaper or article) please send me a Flickr mail or an e-mail at natehenderson6@gmail.com.
These Bulgarians have unscrewed the safety caps on their grenades leaving the pull rings exposed and the grenades ready for use. One clutches the egg type grenade in his hand. Both wear the German 1916 pattern steel helmet with gas masks.
From a standing position, the leg is swung upward into the target, or lifted and thrust forward into the target. Depending on the method used, the striking surface may be the instep, the point of the toe, the heel, or the ball of the foot. In taekwondo, the front kick is regarded a push kick, a very powerful kick that pushes the opponent away or onto the ground, as well as a rapid strike on the opponent's groin or chin. In karate, it is either delivered with a thrusting motion (mae geri kekome) striking with the heel, or as a snapping or whipping motion (mae geri keage) that strikes with the ball. Some older, Okinawan variants also may strike with the tips of the toes in a penetrating attack aimed for various pressure points.
Muay thai uses front kicks (Called "teep" kicks) in a pushing motion to maintain distance. Many proponents of the art teach it as a push only, but others teach it as an actual, damaging attack. It is most like the karate mae geri kekome in its targets and weapon used on the foot, but uses either a pushing or whipping motion to propel itself home. A teep kick to the face is considered particularly insulting in muay thai, and in fact, in older muay boran, a frontwards kick was taught that was designed to flatten a hated opponent as an interception kick to the face.
Front kicks can be executed extremely quickly by anyone with respectable strength and dynamic flexibility. Front kicks are most often used to disarm opponents and strike the groin and stomach, but they can be delivered to higher targets such as the chin or face. They are perfect for developing balance in students before they learn more advanced kicks, such as the ones that follow.
Katunori Kikuno def. Takuhiro Kamikozono by Majority Decision
The front and back of the bike feature sensor arrays that help the pilot make split-second maneuvers.
Stitch of 11 photos shot from Pont Mirabeau, in Paris. There are beams of light going up from the base of the tower, these are not stitch errors. To give a sense of scale, the tallest buildings on the right are 94m high, while the Eiffel Tower is 324m high.
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