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(21.06.2009)
Powerboat P1 World Championship
Bosphorus - İstanbul / Turkey
*Nikon D80 + Nikon 105mm f/2.8 G VR Micro
bougainvillea...
Using the Nikon Nikkor AF-P 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3 G VR ED DX lens.
Photo taken at Randfontein in South Africa.
I Shoot Raw.
I edit in GIMP.
Feel free to criticize or just comment.
DDC-Horizontal
As well as Shizandra being horizontal, early this morning, the shadows were also horizontal behind her.
aquarellistic morning view:
looking over the safetyglass on the Lago Maggiore at Camin Hotel Colmegna, Luino/Lomardia (Italy)
This fellow was growing out the side of a tree. I must have taken 40 photos before I got one I liked. Have a look at the large version of this one -- the detail is amazing.
A beautiful day spent beachside with the Famous Flickr Five+ in Brighton and one very cool sculpture along the Brighton beachfront. I forgot to get the name of the sculpture and artist so if anyone else got it today I'd love to know.
Update thanks to Andrew: sculpture is called "Summertime" by Anne Ross.
The approximately 3,000 m² horizontal sundial is located on the southern plateau at a height of about 140 m above sea level. An eccentrically positioned, 8.50 m high stainless steel obelisk serves as the pointer, casting its shadow on the circular surface with a diameter of 62 m. The surface is modelled on the solarium of the Roman emperor Augustus. The surface, which is modelled on the solarium of the Roman emperor Augustus, consists of light-coloured paving stones. It is criss-crossed by 20 cm wide strips of black paving. This very precise design enables the visitor to read the time (True Local Time) and the date accurately in suitable weather conditions. For this purpose, numerous explanations have been embedded in the surface. A special feature is that the surface is absolutely flat. To prevent the formation of puddles, porous paving was used through which the water can pass into the subsoil.
(Wikipedia)
As the snow melts off the roof, icicles form, and then as melting occurs, the snow and icicles bends in towards the house. These icicles were actually pressing up against the house.
120 Pictures in 2020 - #119 - You don't see that every day
For more on this one, you could have a look at my blog: davewhatt.wordpress.com/2014/03/18/an-inevitable-drooping/
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.
Here's a view of the Milky Way that people in many parts of the world don't get to see. In the Southern Hemisphere, at this time of year, we see the starry & dusty stretch of the Milky Way parallel to the western horizon an hour or so before midnight. I captured this photo with an 8mm fisheye lens, resulting in the Milky Way's presence not dominating the scene.
Two of the Milky Way's companion galaxies, the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, are showing as fuzzy patches of light in the top-left quarter of my photo. At the edge of the pond, on the right, you can see two red lights, showing the position of a second camera that was shooting a time-lapse sequence that I will use to create a star-trails image sometime soon (or so I hope). Up to the left of those red orbs, and above the Milky Way, the gas-giant planets Jupiter and Saturn glow steadily as they, too, make their way to the western horizon.
This photo was taken by me last Saturday night, 10th October, which was a month to the day since my previous visit to this site southwest of Nowra, Australia. I shot the single-frame photo with my Canon EOS 6D Mk II camera, a Samyang 8mm f/3.5 fisheye lens @ f/5.6, using an exposure time of 30 seconds @ ISO 6400.
A beautiful sky above Radnorshire prior to moon rise. Long exposure using my amazing 14-24mm Cyclops lens.
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.
Sunlight escapes the dense trees and the steam above the Chinoike Jigoku, the "blood pond hell", a hot spring with dark red water in Beppu, Oita, Japan.
la horizontalidad
siempre ha sido una postura normal
mirándolo bien, hasta es cómoda........
postura relajante después de un.........
mientras miras al techo, o cuando.....
fumas un cigarrillo, después de..........
y a veces, después de despertar........
si tienes tiempo libre,.........¡ también !
puedes aprovechar la ocasión para.....
pensar,.. como hubiera sido , con.......
un buen colchón, y no en la tierra dura
que mirando hacia arriba, siempre se ve
que ni estrellas ni luna vemos, cuando
solo tenemos un cielo nublado..............
................¡¡ con el resplandor del resol !!