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Soviet cruiser Kronstadt, pr.1134A "Berkut-A" (NATO designation - Kresta II class), 1:350, 1:700 and 1:200 scale, LDD+PovRay.
ĐĄĐŸĐČĐ”ŃŃĐșĐžĐč ĐĐĐ ŃОпа "ĐŃĐŸĐœŃŃĐ°ĐŽŃ", ĐżŃ.1134Đ "ĐĐ”ŃĐșŃŃ-Đ" (ĐŸĐ±ĐŸĐ·ĐœĐ°ŃĐ”ĐœĐžĐ” ĐĐйР- Kresta II), ĐŒĐ°ŃŃŃаб 1:350, 1:700 Đž 1:200.
to confuse love with admiration
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Plaza de Doña Sancha, al fondo se puede ver el torreon de Fernan Gonzalez primer conde de Castilla (S.X) y en las iguientes imagenes de la plaza la casa de Doña Sancha en la parte derecha.
Beach Sunset. Yesterday, I took my son to the Adraga Beach for the sunset.
We were lucky to have witnessed this beautiful sunset together.
Cross spider (Araneus diadematus)
Place: Sweden, Tumba, 2015-09-05
Canon 5DII, MP-E 65mm/f2.8 , Tripod. Focus stack of 86 exposures. Early morning photo.
Miren que bonito que posa... Como se nota que estaba malo. Si no... No para quieto!
Estuve leyendo unos blogs, y este me encantĂł, sĂ, es el de mi hermana, pero la verdad, nunca me diĂł por visitarle y he visto, que son preciosos.
AquĂ les dejo el Ășltimo, ÂĄaconsejo que entren!
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A veces solo queda ese afĂĄn de aferrarnos a las palabras sabias, a las lĂĄgrimas, a la esperanza.
Hoy me he reencontrado en unos ojos que creĂa perdidos, cuya mirada me reduce al tamaño del mĂĄs diminuto guisante. Me ha cogido de la mano y se ha negado tres veces a soltarme, como si tratase con un Judas dispuesto a traicionarse a sĂ mismo.
Pero mĂrale a los ojos y dime, Âżno te recuerda a ese niño de acento argentino, que años atrĂĄs, se enamorĂł de tu sonrisa?
Texto: Patricia Camino Ruiz.
Czechovalkyria's new Self Propelled Gun. Packing a 75mm Howitzer, the CT Type II can support allied troops or defend a position.
Gothenburg, Sweden (2024).
31st roll of film
Lomography Lady Grey 400
Canon EOS 5
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
Scanned with Plustek Opticfilm 8200i
I always find it difficult to explain to people what type of pictures I like to capture. It always comes up, especially on this trip, since I run into so many people that are also on the road. They always want to know what I'm doing while traveling, since after a while of traveling, usually you're not ONLY traveling. So people ask what I'm doing, I say I like to take photos, and then it's always, oooh, what kind of photos?
Once upon a time I would say something boring like 'fine art photos', but I started to ask myself, what exactly is fine art? And who is saying it's fine? Do I really need to add a modifier to the type of art that I'm making? What's the difference between art and fine art? I'm now of the opinion that saying 'fine art' is as silly as saying that I print my images via giclée (which at best means to squirt in French and usually refers to something that makes French people blush and/or giggle).
So now I say that I like to take art photos, since that helps people understand it's not for the purpose of capturing a moment for posterity, or to sell a product, or make someone look a certain way. Art still seems in some ways pretentious, but maybe that's just my own perspective on it, even though I do have a degree in art photography (fine art photography, at that).
Just makes me happy that wherever I go, I have my iPhone or iPad with me where I can just show my photos when people ask, it's so much easier to show a series of photos than to explain them. I mean, what would I say about this latest series, that I take pictures of rocks in the water? I've tried that and usually it elicits a raised eyebrow at the most. Once you show someone, most of the time they get it. I guess I could say this series is about island portraits, but that sounds as ridiculous as 99% of artist statements that are hung at coffee shops.
How do you describe your photos? Any weird hangups that you have when describing your own work?
Technical Info
Nikon D800E with 80-400 AF-S at 135mm. 6 minutes at f/32 with 13 stops and a 3 stop soft grad of Formatt-Hitech ProStop IRND filters.
Processed in Silver Efex Pro 2 and Adobe Photoshop CC.
CSX 8513 leads BNSF 4539 and 6937 south through CP-43 at Fort Montgomery with yet another load of Bakken crude in tow for eastern refineries.
Abandoned house near Glasgow in Chariton County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV camera with a Canon EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM lens at Æ/4.0 with a 160 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 6.4.
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A vintage 1655 Explorer II captured with a background image of a 216570, the current Explorer II. It is Rolex's homage/update to this classic.
Reference 1655 was first introduced in 1971 and produced until 1984. It is powered by the 26-jewel caliber 1575 movement.
The 1655 was not a popular watch model and fewer of them were made and sold than other Rolex sports models. This relative rarity and its now famous orange hand has made it a desirable collectors watch.
On its 40th anniversary in 2011, Rolex reintroduced the famous 'orange hand' to the line.
March 2009