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video feedback and video synthesis

Simple. Porque existe este personaje que se llama director que, es como un adolescente enamorado, elige las mejores canciones de muchas partes para regalarlas en un cd.

 

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Overlooking Lake Ontario

Erithacus rubecula

Ave

El petirrojo europeo​ es una especie de ave paseriforme de la familia Muscicapidae.​ Está distribuido por toda Europa, principalmente en la región meridional y occidental del continente, donde habita todo el año, y es migrante parcial en el norte de Europa y noroeste de África. Wikipedia

Nombre científico: Erithacus rubecula

Número de huevos: 5 – 6

Promedio de vida: 13 meses (En cautiverio)

Masa Corporal: 16 – 22 g (Adulto)

Clase: Aves

Especie: E. rubecula; (Linnaeus, 1758)

Familia: Muscicapidae

Karlskirche Vienna / Wien and its reflection at night with moon

My lads game was at Prestwich Heys this aft, bad day at shop for us the visitors but worth a couple of shots.

Going horizontal on a big wave. Windansea beach, California

A bolt of lightning the size of the town of Luray.

Part of the "Stay At Home" series of "Table Top Photography"

PENTAX K-1 • Crop Mode • 100 ISO • Pentax DA* 200mm F2.8 ED SDM

Metz Flash 52 AF-1 Digital with Ray-Flash Universal L ring adapter

Stepping Stone Quilt

 

It will actually go on the bed the other way.

with nanarice

@Lake Louise

This is a beautiful spot that left me mesmerized for several hours one evening. I find staring at the ocean similar to staring at a fire. (though fire seems to have a stronger effect on me than the ocean) There's something about the randomness of the repeating patterns that keeps my interest and sucks me into a dreamlike state.

This is 299 photos combined into one image using the lighten layer-blending mode in photoshop. I used this script (advancedstacker.com) to automate the process, I also stacked the first 50 photos with the "streaks" script to soften the transition.

view from roadside through window from moving bus

This is my latest creation: The citadel from Star Wars The Clone Wars.

 

After months of work it's finally finished and I'm very happy to show it to you today. I really hope you like it and I'd be happy to read your comments. Favs appreciated (as always;D).

  

Some background info (from jedipedia):

 

The Citadel, also known as Citadel Station, was a prison constructed on the planet Lola Sayu by the Galactic Republic to hold rogue Jedi. Early in the Clone Wars, it was captured by the Confederacy of Independent Systems and Osi Sobeck became its warden.

Under Separatist control, the Citadel became known as the Confederacy's most isolated holding facility that held their high value detainees. The prison was heavily guarded by a number of droids including droid commandos. The clone trooper training facilities in Tipoca City on Kamino used a Citadel Challenge training course.

 

I didn't stick to the original model 100 %, mainly due to the fact that I wanted to build an interior. That's why my citadel appears to be a bit "thicker" than the one you've seen in TCW. Also I added some things such as the details on the walls and the hangar inside the mountain. I was generally quite creative. Obviously, because I enjoy it and it's probably the most fun part about building with LEGO, but also because there weren't a lot of high res shots of the citadel available. So I had to come up with quite a few solutions of my own in order to finish this MOC.

 

I think the end result is pretty good and I really enjoyed working on this big project.

 

- Julius

 

background image: CLAUDIO SANTANA/AFP/Getty Images

from the series fruitful land

A little build for the STEM building contest on LEGO Ideas. Built in black from my table scratch, the model can be built in red from existing bricks, and in blue with black cylinder. The motion may be powered by hand, or by a wind-up motor.

Common Merganser female

Horizontals. Dry salt in Death Valley.

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