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The secret files on this mystery, found floating in deep space 50 years ago, have just been release to the public.

 

Centuries ago, in the era commonly known as “Classic Space”, men and machines journeyed into the far flung corners of the galaxy. They searched for new worlds, new knowledge and new life-forms to make friends with. An elite group of these adventurers was known as the Outer Reach Research Team. They were last heard from 387 years ago.

 

Then, 50 years ago, a deep space mining vessel was prospecting for minerals in a seldom visited corner of the remote system of Bala II. A distress beacon signal started to flash on their monitors and they flew in to help, only to find the wreckage of what had once been a massive space station.

 

The crew of the mining ship realised that what they had found was one of the docking ring and escape pod complexes from a type of space station that had been obsolete for three centuries. The whole assembly had been ripped off the main body. Where was the rest of it? One of the escape pod bays had been ripped apart by an explosion but the other one still contained a pod. A figure could be seen through the dusty, trans-yellow canopy. Could they have survived in suspended animation for all of these years?

 

The miners sent an ore prospecting module to examine the escape pod with its sensors. The cameras revealed a grizzly picture of a long-dead red spaceman.

  

The pod was activated by the ore prospecting module and set off towards the nearest star, which would act as a fiery grave for the ancient space explorer. The miners downloaded the I.D. from the space station’s distress beacon and discovered that this had been the main base for the long lost ORRT. Apart from this there was no other information. What final mishap had occurred all of those centuries ago? Had they been fatally attacked by giant, flying, green, Venusian space squid or did someone just spill coffee into a computer keyboard again? We will never know…

 

Credit must go to David Alexander Smith for creating his brilliantly funny and wonderfully built Outer Reach Research Team, who have had their various mishaps depicted in his MOCs. I’d also like to credit Chris Melby for his idea of ancient CS exploration equipment being recovered by modern spacemen. Finally, I must mention the space wreckage illustrations that can be found in Stewart Cowley’s “Terran Trade Authority” series from my childhood.

It's rare that such different objects are imaged so close together. Such an occasion is occurring now, though, and was captured two days ago in combined parallel exposures from the Canary Islands of Spain. On the lower right, surrounded by a green coma and emanating an unusually split blue ion tail diagonally across the frame, is Comet C/2013 X1 (PanSTARRS). This giant snowball has been falling toward our Sun and brightening since its discovery in 2013. Although Comet PannSTARRS is a picturesque target for long-duration exposures of astrophotography, it is expected to be only barely visible to the unaided eye when it reaches its peak brightness in the next month. On the upper left, surrounded by red-glowing gas, is the also-picturesque Helix Nebula. At 700 light years distant, the Helix is not only much further away than the comet, but is expected to retain its appearance for thousands of years. via NASA ift.tt/1XtZrOW

One more with the Vivitar 35 EF.

 

This was also shot wide open at f2.8 and I'd say the lens is sharp enough. Could be much worse for a non-professional camera like this.

 

Vivitar 35 EF

 

Foma Fomapan 100 at ISO 200

 

Compard R09 One Shot 1+100

60 min semi-stand at 19°C

Agitation: 1 minute + 10s at 30 min

 

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Week 14 - Object

 

Objection to...well...you can imagine!! I wanted to keep this one original ;)

This is the blade end of a polished flint axe, probably broken during use. From the RMC land site, London.

A 2nd version of this shot, with the focus on the dirty watermarks versus myself!

by Jennifer Jacobs (lamps by workshop participants)

Mini-Moleskine notebook (card stock cover) tangled. Uniball Signo Angelic Color gel pen, Polychromos pencils, Zenstone shading.

This is "A curved shawl with diamond edging" from Victorian Lace Today by Jane Sowerby. We knitters (and probably other crafters) usually call our projects languishing around UFOs (for unfinished objects). So I finally have an FO! I finished knitting it a while ago, it's just taken me a while to weave in the ends and then block it. Especially with lace, you must wet the garment then stretch and pin it out to dry, or you will never see the pattern. My challenge is finding space large enough to pin a shawl out--plus it is backbreaking work (bending over that thing...)

 

Then it was a matter of how to photograph it...

A random object from Derby Museum and Art Gallery

Mystery Object: And the object is 'A Piece Of Paper-Bark' which shed from our neighbors tree!...@ F/51.

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Illustrations provided with permission of the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust

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Melaleuca quinquenervia

– Broad-leaved Paperbark

Pieces from the collection Objects & Materials, shown during the Stockholm Design Week 2010.

 

Black Lounge Chair

A lounge chair that is all black. But behind the color black; soft, warm, shiny and a bit rough is hiding in different materials.

 

material: steel, leather

size: 700x850x800

made by: Lammhults

photo credits: Christian Hersborn

  

Folded Lamp

Lamp made out of aircraft plywood, wich is so flexible, that it almost gets a textile expression. The stand is made of bent steel, like a cable on the floor.

 

material: aircraft plywood, steel

size: 1370 mm, 690 mm

made by: Blond

photo credits: Christian Hersborn

  

Takeaway Table

A petite tray table for some cheese and wine, a social piece of furniture with a textile expression. Like a frosen moment of textile cloth and rope.

 

material: coated steel, laminated cotton cloth

size: 460x490 mm made in collaboration with: Källemo

photo credits: Christian Hersborn

 

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test shoot.

Found object #51

 

8x10 paper negative

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Boscombe, Bourneouth, Dorset

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