Fotos aus der Mottenkiste

Mekong River, Laos

Nikon AF600

Kodak200

the biginning and the end of an power cable

impressions @ war zone

Every war is the senseless destruction of lives

in the interests of the arms industry and a few deranged fanatics!

London light show.

At the Steam Engine Museum, you can find a majestic Sulzer steam engine. It was used to produce power for the Finlayson cotton mill in the early 20th century. The Sulzer steam engine had an output of 1,650 horsepower and a massive flywheel measuring eight metres in diameter.

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Live visuals from Living Festival VJ set

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The simplest control you can use over an electrical device is digital output. In this case, you would either turn something off, or on.

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Huge pylons taking power from the Glen Canyon Dam hydroelectric power station. The dam and this supporting infrastructure produce 4,717 Gigawatts of hydro power annually.

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4枚を比較明合成

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Captures from my live perf @ NuitsBlanches2007

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❀Credits Soon❀

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The Mercedes-Benz 770 K on exhibit in the Technik Museum Sinsheim was delivered to the Reichskanzlei in 1938 to serve for representation purposes. Technologically, the massive automobile that was employed in many parades of the time, was absolutely state-of-the-art. So did the design of the chassis e.g. employ various developments derived from the construction of racing cars.

To protect the passengers from assassination attempts the car had a mine-proof armor clad floor. In addition, it was equipped with windowpanes composed of several centimeters of bullet-proof glass armored doors as well as a retractable armor plate behind the rear seats. Where as the cabrio sott top, in the nature of things does not have any possibilities to be armor clad.

This predicament as well as the fact that Hitler used to ride in parades with the top down, and in addition to that liked to stand in an upright position seem to render these precautions more than dubious considering that they would have offered any protection below the waistline only. The car was propelled by a colossal 8-cylinder supercharged in-line engine with a displacement of 7.6 liters which produced an output of 230 hp already at a mere 3200 rpm. In spite of the enormous weight caused by the massive armoring this enabled the car to reach a maximum speed of 140 km/h, no less.

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2008 十二月 个人挑选 早晨的浮桥

Personal favorite of December, Bridge at the drawn

The bridge of Chillon Castle, Switzerland, the other side is Alps.

See it from the sky: Castle of Chillon [?]