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Mini-Wassermelonen
Auf einem lokalen Bauernmarkt entdeckt:
Rote und gelbe Mini-Wassermelonen. Diese messen nur 7 cm im Durchmesser, etwa die Größe eines Tennisballs, und wuchsen auf einem lokalen Feld in der Steiermark (Südost-Österreich).
Die Kerne sind gleich groß wie jene der bekannten, großen Art und der Geschmack ist auch gleich.
Mini watermelons
Discovered at a local farmers' market:
Red and yellow mini watermelons. These measure just 2,8 inches in diameter, about the size of a tennis ball, and grew in a local field in Styria (south-eastern Austria).
The seeds are the same size as those of the well-known, large variety and the taste is also the same.
Cute little fast stream found it's way under the large tree and created a distinct mini waterfall...perfect opportunity for a slightly longer exposure...
If your into airplane window photos take a look at my others: www.flickr.com/photos/andygocher/sets/72157639839254326/
If you like this check out my top 50 shots at: www.flickr.com/photos/andygocher/sets/72157646224415497/
For more tilt shift / mini mode shots:
www.flickr.com/photos/andygocher/albums/72157649022466078...
Mini-Wassermelonen
Auf einem lokalen Bauernmarkt entdeckt:
Rote und gelbe Mini-Wassermelonen. Diese messen nur 7 cm im Durchmesser, etwa die Größe eines Tennisballs, und wuchsen auf einem lokalen Feld in der Steiermark (Südost-Österreich).
Die Kerne sind gleich groß wie jene der bekannten, großen Art und der Geschmack ist auch gleich.
Mini watermelons
Discovered at a local farmers' market:
Red and yellow mini watermelons. These measure just 2,8 inches in diameter, about the size of a tennis ball, and grew in a local field in Styria (south-eastern Austria).
The seeds are the same size as those of the well-known, large variety and the taste is also the same.
My mini version of the iconic ship, only made with 59 pieces. I could have made it smaller but I wanted to achieve the perfect balance between number of pieces and detail level. I have included the masts, the propeller, some windows...
Personally the best part is the way I have managed to tilt the chimneys.
Its a render but all the pieces exist in real.
Commissioned as a secret weapon by the commander of submarines in May of 1944, the midget submarine "Beaver" was designed, built and handed over to the troops in six weeks time only. The mini-submarine was propelled by one fuel- and one electric engine. The speed when surfaced was 5,8km/h and 4,7km/h submerged. The first time she went into action was in a combat unit of Admiral Heye in the night of 29th to 30th August 1944. Altogether 18 Beaver submarines took part in this attack in which a landing craft as well as a Liberty-transport ship were sent to the bottom. In spirit of these achievements technical problems prevented the Beaver from meeting the expectations that had been placed in her. But few of the totally 325 units built have been preserved.
The specimen on exhibit in the Technik Museum Speyer was discovered in 1976 when a shipping channel was dreged out near Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
Here is my outfit!
Please excuse my face, I woke up at 6:30 this morning out of excitement.
Leaving in an hour, woooo!