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Viewers are examining tanks. Sovetsky tanks is KV-85G «Object 238" and T-34-85. Reconstruction of the Second World War battle with the participation of tanks, armored vehicles and infantry. The battle is going on in Military-historical museum of armored vehicles and armament of Main auto-tank directorate of Defense ministry of Russian Federation known as "Kubinka".
4) Fuzzy objects can be difficult to bring into focus. Work on a clean capture of fuzzy texture.
takeing clear images of what is under the water with out the proper camera is alway a hard challenge.
the coral reef in Macona Inlet is not as spectacular as the outside reef but it does give me the chance to get some still water to get this image.
Macro Monday: obstacles
getting over the coral without getting cut is an obstacle
HMM
Photo of an unknown object somewhere on the horizon taken off the coast of Zandvoort, Holland. So this is what a photo looks like in maximum zoom mode on my cam.
This is a whimsical found object assemblage inspired somewhat by some surgery my Dad had last week.
My dad had the toe next to his big toe on one of his feet removed. It had been broken several times and arthritis was making it so it would bend under the other toes and was affecting his feet in various ways. So, they amputated it. If you are at all familiar with the nursery rhyme where you wiggle the toes of a baby or child it was the toe that would have been "the little piggy that stayed home".
As in...
This little piggy went to market...
This little piggy stayed home...
This little piggy had roast beef...
This little piggy had none...
And This little piggy went wee-wee-wee, all the way home.
My dad offered to give me his toe to use for one of my assemblages, but I declined that gruesome offer.. *L*
This was taken while I was in Holbrook for the foster care review board back in the year 2000. I walked the entire town with a Palm Pilot. A fascinating piece of Americana along route 66, lots of old cars, and very small hotel rooms
Nikon D60 Objectif Tamron 18-200 mm Ouverture : F4,5 Vitesse 1/80" Focale : 42 mm (équivalent 63 mm) Iso : 100 Mesure Matricielle
Tour des Flandres 2012
La 96e édition du Tour des Flandres s'est déroulée le 1er avril 2012. Il s'agit de la 8e épreuve de l'UCI World Tour 2012.
La course part de Bruges (Flandre-Occidentale) et arrive à Audenarde (Flandre-Orientale), et non à Meerbeke comme c'était le cas depuis 1973. Outre ces deux villes, Renaix était candidate pour accueillir l'arrivée. Ce changement amène les organisateurs à modifier la fin de parcours. Ainsi, le mur de Grammont, « traditionnel juge de paix » de la course qui y passe depuis 1969, en disparaît. Le Vieux Quaremont et le Paterberg acquièrent en revanche davantage d'importance : ils sont empruntés trois fois dans les 80 derniers kilomètres
Une journée de rêve. Un début de saison d'anthologie. Une carrière légendaire. Tom Boonen a accompli un pas de plus dans l'histoire du cyclisme en remportant le Tour des Flandres dimanche pour la troisième fois de sa carrière. Il rejoint Buysse, Magni, Leman et Museeuw, les seuls jusqu'ici à avoir remporté trois fois le Ronde. A la fois grandiose et cruel, comme toutes les grandes courses cyclistes, le Tour des Flandres a donc offert deux destins radicalement opposés aux deux grandissimes favoris. La gloire, donc, pour Boonen, et la souffrance pour Fabian Cancellara, éliminé sur chute à une soixantaine de kilomètres de l'arrivée. En l'absence de son principal adversaire, personne, dans le final, n'a pu priver l'Anversois de cette troisième couronne.
Longtemps, ce Ronde 2012 s'est apparenté à une course par élimination. Sans doute craintifs devant le nouveau parcours, annoncé plus sélectif, les ténors ont refusé de se lancer dans une bagarre précoce. La principale victime de cet écrémage fut donc Fabian Cancellara. Une chute un peu bête, lors du ravitaillement, et une clavicule en vrac pour le Suisse, hors jeu sans avoir pu démontrer ce qu'il avait dans le ventre. Finalement, c'est lors du dernier des 16 monts, lors de l'ultime ascension du Paterberg, à moins de 15 kilomètres de l'arrivée, que tout s'est joué. Alessandro Ballan (BMC) a lancé l'attaque décisive, bientôt rejoint par Tom Boonen et Filippo Pozzato (Farnse Vini). Les autres, tous les autres, ont raté le bon wagon. Même ceux qui semblaient très costauds, à l'image de Peter Sagan. Mais le jeune Slovaque s'est un peu trop dispersé et il l'a payé. Sa cinquième place finale augure toutefois d'un avenir plus radieux encore.
The Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel building, built in 1989, has a height of 117 m (37 floors) and is the second tallest building in Norway. It was designed by White Arkitekter, an architectural firm based in Gothenburg, Sweden. As of 2018, it remains the tallest building in Norway, if we ignore the Tyholttårnet, a 124 m tall radio tower in Trondheim erected in 1995.
Some of my contributions to the Object Sky pool. I've noticed that more often not these photos are dark and grey, or at least have very strong or dominant shadow elements. I thought I'd see if I could muster up 36 more bright and colourful ones. A couple of these are borderline, but I was impatient. :-)
1. Siren, 2. Vitae, 3. DSC05751, 4. DSC05682, 5. Umbrella, 6. Gator, 7. Yaquina Head Lighthouse, 8. Maroon, 9. SD 37, 10. Saskatchewan, 11. Moai, 12. Monolith, 13. Art shark, 14. Petro Canada, 15. Stack, 16. Pika's Traverse, 17. Starlite, 18. Stratosphere, 19. Sand art, 20. Concord Place, 21. DSC05773, 22. Light, 23. Roofline, 24. Carnival ride, 25. Empress prow, 26. Umbrella art, 27. Chinatown monument, 28. Toys R, 29. Lillehammer '94, 30. Holiday Motel, 31. DSC05471, 32. Transportation hub, 33. Building, 34. Needle, 35. Reets Dep, 36. Smart Choice
P.S. Rarely (perhaps never before?) have I done this, but I altered one (only one!) of the originals for use in this mosaic. Just some colour adjustment, which is ironic because the original actually earned a compliment on its colours ... but it didn't look good when presented among the rest of these.
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yup . this is a ... and a beautiful sky . if you be under one of them you can hear the transiting of the electricity power .
Aiming to make art more democratic and affordable, the {X}posé Retrograde Series by Tanya Palta is a visual vocabulary of elements that crackle with light, shadow, and texture.
Decisively Retrograde, the multi-exposure series explores the boundaries between representation and abstraction to adapt to a contemporary aesthetic.
Inspired by the greats like Warhol, Dali and even Hirst, {X}posé experiments with numerous digital techniques to form a narrative that juxtaposes surrealism with realism.
Tanya Palta photographs everyday objects, architecture and landscapes in her own inimitable style to create a visual experience that is uniquely artistic and multifarious.
01/18/2021, Shot at 1837 AZ time, by Corona de Tucson AZ. Was looking Southwest. Object looked like it was dropping. All pic are taken in the same min. The enlargements follows the original. Last moon pic had no object near it. Used a 600 mm zoom lens.
The Social participants helped screen the National Air and Space Museum tarmac for foreign object debris that could be ingested by a jet engine. Christine shows off what she picked up, which includes a small dead frog and some rocks. At the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum 2012 Become a Pilot Family Day Social.