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Amsterdam, North Holland (The Netherlands).

Milano, Sabato 16-01-2016

 

Olympus OM-2N

Zuiko 50 mm f/1,8

KODAK Ultramax 400 ASA

Scanner EPSON V600 - 2400 dpi

 

This is what a crafter does while they are sick on the couch for Valentine's Day...

made for Claire.

Mobile Lunar Telescope

A wider shot of this old boat on the River leading to Wivenhoe.

You can see it also looks like the riverbed has swallowed up a small boat as well.

Two white van men are stuck in traffic on Tyseley bridge, of course one of them is on the mobile, isn't everybody?

Rumbling towards the stationary couple is the 08.12 Winchester to Newcastle in the hands of a Cross Country Voyager.

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Captain Estar has modified her ST-07Ag with a sensor faceplate and never travels without a shovel on her backpack.

 

(Experimenting with some photo techniques since it seems like I'm going to be taking a lot of pictures of robots in the next few months)

Processed with VSCOcam with c7 preset

National Guard Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team WMD CST GMC Control Vehicle Washington DC

I'm told this variety of azalea "Pride of Mobile" is now a collectors items; ie, no longer available on the commercial nursery market. Too bad because it is simply gorgeous in my opinion and always the last and longest bloomer.

Taken @ Zurich, Switzerland

 

Netherlands v Germany would be a nice match up for the World Cup Final. These two sides have met in 1988 European Championships and 1990 World Cup and both matches were crackers! See if they can beat Uruguay and Spain respectively to reach the Final.

 

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Para quem gosta de pink! Vendido.

Abandoned mobile home in Cedar City Missouri by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Sony ILCE-7RM3 camera with a Canon TS-E24mm f/3.5L II lens at ƒ/4.0 with a 1.6 second exposure at ISO 400. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.

 

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Werra 1, CHS100 II in Fomadon P

Snack bar at the county beach on Sand Key Florida

Special thanks to Instagram user m1ndxbend3r for the inspiration. The Mechanized Mobile Combat System Mk. III, abbreviated MeMoCS, is a state-of-the-art multi-role military platform designed to operate in any modern battlefield and conditions, from open spaces to urban combat. It's an anthropomorphic mecha with 6 limbs, 4 upper and 2 lower. The most modern and advanced techniques and engineering discoveries in the military field were used to create the MeMoCS platform: an armor in composite materials and new ultra-resistant alloys was made to protect against a wide range of threats (mines, RPGs, IEDs, heavy calibers, and some types of cannon shells). Also has active contermeasures. New and more powerful miniaturized servomotors and servomechanisms have been used to guarantee unprecedented smoothness of movement. Power is guaranteed by a hydrogen fuel cell battery, with an autonomy of 72 hours of average consumption, which extends up to a week in stand-by mode. The cockpit can accommodate a single pilot who maneuvers the MeMoCS safely, as it is protected by a very resistant capsule, and equipped with NBC protection. The MeMoCS Mk. III is equipped with numerous sensors: high definition optical viewer, high sensitivity thermal viewer, laser warning system, radar, jammer, and is equipped with an advanced radio, satellite and GPS communication system, plus a modern situational awareness system that, together with its powerful computer, makes it a fearsome weapon, versatile and adaptable. Given its multirole nature, it can be equipped with a wide range of weapons: rifles, CROW systems, missile pods (both ATGM and surface-to-air), sidearms and shields.

Mobile Patriot - © 2024 – Robert N. Clinton (aka CyberShutterbug)

 

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In Lofoten, if you don't like the look of a scene, just wait 10 minutes for the weather to change. #broway instagram.com/p/0fqZzNyZxo/

“As long as you have a Cell Phone you're never alone”

― Stanley Victor Paskavich

Whoops--forgot about the shield! There! The shield was abominably heavy, and in addition, there were not many good places to attach it to the arm I designed, unfortunately, so I had to use it sparingly. I blame the strike's weird arms!

How long since the key turned?

Abandoned house in Skibereen Cork.

 

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Date : March 14, 2020.

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