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First ever Christmas pictures inSL with my partner, Nuku. Being together in real life for so long can sometimes make us overlook the fact that we can do cute sh*t like this in Second Life together. ♥
Location: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moochie/85/87/21
(Unedited screenshots taken directly in Firestorm Viewer for Second Life with no additional lighting or pose edits.)
Following the accessible transport roadshow, Peg-leg-Pete has made a new friend in the form of 'Scott Wheels'. The new partners in crime are seen passing the bingo hall en route for a pint whilst less appealing transport for this pair, a step entrance Leyland Atlantean, passes by heading for town.
Pakistan floods 2010.
Asif, photographed on the flooded main street of the submerged town of Khanpur Nathan Shah.
"I was sleeping. Then the flood came. We waited for two or three days. We had nothing left to eat or drink. And then we escaped. The boat picked us up. We didn't have to pay them, they took us free of charge".
In Late July 2010 heavy monsoon rains led to massive flooding across large parts of Pakistan, affecting up to 20 million people.
ActionAid responded to the disaster immediately, working with local partners and communities to provide food, temporary shelter and items such as blankets and cooking utensils. Our long term response (continuing until end 2012) focuses on supporting people to rebuild their lives and livelihoods, and to become less vulnerable to future disasters.
Photo: Gideon Mendel/Corbis/ActionAid
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Strangely enough, this is the first shot in my stream that focuses on the Partners statue, I just haven't done very well capturing it in the past. Taken at 200mm f/2.8 and framed to avoid the giant refurb scrims on the other side of Main Street, see here for the exact same framing at f/11. Preference?
Sorry for lack of comments, once again. Life isn't giving me much photo time at the moment
Walt Disney World
Magic Kingdom
Main Street USA
January 2010
View of Église Saint-Symphorien, the parish church of the village / small town of Azay-le-Rideau (the département of Indre-et-Loire, located in the Centre-Val de Loire region in central France), from the courtyard of the grounds of the Château d'Azay-le-Rideau, on a mostly clear late afternoon in mid-October 2016.
While there was a church on the site by the 6th century, and parts of the facade date back to the 11th century (Romanesque period) with some possible Carolingian (9th century) decorative elements, it was considerably rebuilt during the 12th century and enlarged in the 16th century. It is located on the grounds of the château, whose surviving building is a small gem of the Renaissance period primarily built between 1518 and 1527. As is characteristic of the area of the Touraine, a historical, pre-Revolutionary province, the building is of pale, silvery-grey to near-white tufa limestone (in French, tuffeau or tufeau).
While broadly considered part of the "Loire Valley" or Val de Loire, Azay-le-Rideau actually lies along the River Indre, which is a tributary of the Loire itself. Several mills were established in and near the village. The village is probably best known for the Château d'Azay-le-Rideau, a small gem of the Renaissance period primarily built between 1518 and 1527. The château is surrounded by the Indre, which forms a natural moat, as well as a garden and parkland. Azay-le-Rideau is located within Le Parc naturel régional Loire-Anjou-Touraine (the Loire-Anjou-Touraine Regional Natural Park).
(Information about the church from the Michelin Châteaux of the Loire Green Guide (Watford, Herts., UK: Michelin Travel Partner, 2015 printing), Mérimée (reference number PA00097549), an architectural heritage database of the Ministère de la culture, and Wikipedia, last consulted 18 August 2018.)
[Azay-le-Rideau church from château afternoon 2016 oct 10 f; DSCF0319]
On my way out to meetings all morning, but wanted to take a minute to upload a photo because it has been a couple of weeks. I am looking forward to catching up on everyones photos later tonight.
Have a great day.
Not a image you haven't seen before but the view from room 36 into the Great Court is so beautiful I coudn't resist posting it. London_3363_BW_Sq
WATERS TO THE EAST OF THE KOREAN PENINSULA (Oct. 28, 2015) The Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group and Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy ships steam in formation during a photo exercise. Ronald Reagan is participating in bilateral training with ROK Navy to strengthen the U.S.-ROK alliance and improve regional security. Ronald Reagan and its embarked air wing, Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, provide a combat-ready force that protects and defends the collective maritime interests of the U.S. and its allies and partners in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Nathan Burke/Released)
“Mars Global Surveyor's Mars Orbiter Camera obtained its last SPO-2 images of Mars on September 12, 1998. SPO-2, or "Science Phasing Orbit-2," took place between early June and mid-September 1998. Shown above are MOC wide angle (red and blue band) images of the martian north polar region obtained around 3:15 a.m. PDT on September 12, 1998. This color composite was made using red and blue wide angle MOC images 55001 and 55002--these were the last pictures taken of the planet until the camera resumes its work in late-March 1999.
The north polar layered deposits, a terrain believed composed of ice and dust deposited over millions of years, dominates this view. The swirled pattern in the images above are channels eroded into this deposit. The pattern is accentuated by the illumination and seasonal frost differences that arise on sun-facing slopes during the summer. The permanent portion of the north polar cap covers most of the region with a layer of ice of unknown thickness.
At the time this picture was obtained, the martian northern hemisphere was in the midst of the early Spring season. The margin of the seasonal carbon dioxide frost cap was at about 67° N, so the ground throughout this image is covered by frost. The frost appears pink rather than white; this may result from textural changes in the frost as it sublimes or because the frost is contaminated by a small amount of reddish martian dust. Please note that these pictures have not been "calibrated" and so the colors are not necessarily accurately portrayed.
In addition to the north polar cap, the pictures also show some clouds (bluish-white wisps). Some of the clouds on the right side of the images are long, linear features that cast similar long, dark shadows on the ground beneath them.
When the MOC resumes imaging of Mars in March 1999, summer will have arrived in the north polar regions and the area surrounding the permanent polar cap will appear much darker than it does here. The dark features surrounding the cap are sand dunes, and these are expected to darken over the next several months as seasonal ice sublimes and is removed from the surface.
Malin Space Science Systems and the California Institute of Technology built the MOC using spare hardware from the Mars Observer mission. MSSS operates the camera from its facilities in San Diego, CA. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Mars Surveyor Operations Project operates the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft with its industrial partner, Lockheed Martin Astronautics, from facilities in Pasadena, CA and Denver, CO.”
Above, and image, at:
photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA01471
And/or:
“MGS MOC view of the north polar region of Mars obtained on September 12, 1998. The swirled pattern at the top center of the picture is an area of polar layered deposits covered in part by the permanent north polar ice cap. This color composite does not represent the "true" color of Mars. To make the composite, MOC images 55001 (red-band) and 55002 (blue-band) were combined with a green-band synthesized by averaging the red and blue bands. The images have been reprojected to simulate the view that a person would have if the person was located about 1200 kilometers (740 miles) above the planet at 65°N, 275° W.”
At:
mars.nasa.gov/mgs/msss/camera/images/9_19_98_endSPO2_rel/...
Credit: Malin Space Science System (MSSS) website
3.875” x 8.5”. I’m not familiar with time period/range of the particular Kodak photographic paper used, so I’m assuming it’s contemporary to 1998.
I spent a good amount of time last trip photographing the Partners statue at the Magic Kingdom. Thinking I would end up with just a couple that I liked at the time but realized when I started processing them that there are a number of keepers. That is fine with me because it is probably my favorite thing to photograph. Looks like I'll be posting a number of shots of Partners in the future.
Hope everyone has a great weekend!
Truck : Scania R420 TL (SK) with glass semi-trailer
Company : Glass Partners Transports from B-5190 JEMEPPE-SUR-SAMBRE
Date : 27/04/2011
Location : motorway A 6 (France)
On looks the Agera R wins, but the noise that the Zonda produces can't be denied. It's a tie; these 2 were the best cars in London this summer. :)
Preview of the new set, with a new beautiful model.
In collaboration with my amazing partner Soumya Benkacem.
This is a shot I took, before I took the first "Partners" photo i posted. I think I went a little to electric with the HDR process on this compared to the first, I've been experimenting with some filters.
Please, I would love some constructive criticism. So leave some feedback.
Working side by side, Royal and US Marines have simulated a dramatic beach assault and rounded off Exercise Blue Raptor.
The men from Arbroath based 45 Commando Royal Marines have been working with their US colleagues for the past few months, training and improving their already impressive track record of joint operations.
To round off the training Green Berets from Whiskey Company 45 Commando stormed ashore in Corsica with their US Marine Corps counterparts from the Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force (A).
They made use of USMC Osprey aircraft in the last movement of Exercise Blue Raptor which saw them re-taking a stronghold from an enemy force.
The assault group took off from the Royal Navy flagship HMS Ocean, where the USMC aircraft and US Marines have been embarked for the past few weeks, with Exercise Blue Raptor representing the latest phase in the US Allied Maritime Basing Initiative which has sought to improve the integration of US forces with allies while operating in the Mediterranean.
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Truck : Daf XF 95 SC (B) with glass semi-trailer
Company : Glass Partners Transports from B-5190 Jemeppe-sur-Sambre
Date : 27/04/2011
Location : motorway A 6 (France)