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It's wonderful how technology frees us up to work anywhere anytime and maybe for ourselves rather than others. There are responsibilities too, new boundaries that have to be drawn, consideration of work / life balance. This shot, taken on a Saturday, caught my eye as the striking looking gentleman was focusing very intensely on his laptop. He could have been on Facebook for all I know (or Flickr!), but in affluent Mayfair it made me wonder about the lifestyle of the locals.
#5 and the last in my mini series of photos taken a week ago.
I took this shot through the window of the cafe, using my legacy 50mm Pentax lens on a Micro 4/3 camera with an adapter. The lens is taken off my old 35mm SLR camera.
Mirror walls.
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I wasn't really happy with the D4-K4's body, so I made it wider and changed the arms. I think it looks a lot better now. (Side shot when public. I didn't change the back.)
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As with every other frame in their arsenal, the Golden Suns like their heavy weapons platforms highly mobile. While this might limit how big of a gun one could put into this role, the D4-K4 custom frame pushes the limit of how much gun you can fling through the air (and still shoot it when it lands).
The problem with sticking large guns on frames with jump packs is the weight of the gun and the support systems it requires. If you put too much weight on the frame, it simply crumples when it lands. If you try to compensate with gentler landings the frame is open to enemy fire during the slow descent.
The Golden Suns have solved most of this problem by making a frame that can withstand the strain of high-thrust, high-impact "jumps" (with some pilots claiming that you could "drop 'em from orbit and scare the [expletive] out of the target"). The massive legs and overbuilt knee joints paired with wide feet and the "largest rockets we could find two of" allow the D4-K4 to literally leap across battlefields and put fire from it's coilgun or autocannon wherever it's needed (or deemed to make the biggest explosions).
Ink in water
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Male scale insect (2.5 mm) impregnating a young female (under the LH wing) on a guava leaf. The females are sedentary and covered always with white extrusions. The eggs are laid under the mature female that can be a cm or so in length.
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Henrietta, NY. September 2016.
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Finished building the mobile worker I was working on. It isn't supposed to be a perfect replica, sorta my take on it. Plus there's the modular segments that I want to incorporate into my mocs.
Anyways, suspension on all three tires work, and there is a small removable block in the top where you can place another minifig. The cockpit holds a minifig too.
Day CXXXV - Android Mobile - Photographer Marina Degtyarenko - Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
Self propelled armored artillery platform with an AA missile system and a front mounted .50 cal. anti personnel machine gun.
Starfall Enterprise's newest frame. Stronger than a Cog and more versatile than a Gear. The only draw back is the price tag.
Made for Mobile Frame Zero.
5 septembre 2017 - 9 janvier 2018. INSA. toujours la grue mobile du chantier du métro qui avance, mais cett
e fois ci on ne la voit pas. Elle n'est arrivée que dans la derniere quinzaine. elel est invisible, malgré qu'lle emplisse la moitié du champ à la fin.
Formatted for mobile phone wallpaper.
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Here's a version of 7249 Mobile Crane shrunk to Micropolis scale. It's kinda big for a Micropolis vehicle, but it's the smallest way I can think of to include the support legs. At four studs wide, it would fill a Micropolis street.
If you like cranes you should really look at Steebles' wonderful Micropolis construction site.
In this photo, the big silvery-looking box is the mobile clean room, which project personnel call the “In-Plant Transporter.” Nestled inside and visible through the translucent wrapping of the In-Plant Transporter is the Webb flight spacecraft element, which is the assembly of the spacecraft bus and sunshield. Here, the spacecraft element was being moved from the clean room where it was constructed to another building where it will undergo vibration and thermal-vacuum testing.
Full story: www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2018/nasas-webb-telescope-wr...
Image credit: NASA/Chris Gunn