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Welcome to a realm where the future converges with innovation - a futuristic robots hangar in an awe-inspiring modern style. The hangar's interior stands as a testament to human ingenuity, adorned in a symphony of shades, from deep crimson to sleek obsidian. With a horizontal symmetry that amplifies its grandeur, the hangar stretches into the distance, its gleaming floor reflecting the subtle glow of overhead lights. The walls, coated in a seamless, glossy black finish, emanate a sense of boundless depth. The red accents, expertly integrated into the architecture, lend an enigmatic aura to the surroundings. In the background, a few state-of-the-art televisions flicker with cosmic vistas and technical data, bridging the gap between the terrestrial and celestial realms. These screens serve as a portal to the wonders of the cosmos, a reminder of the futuristic ambitions that brought forth this extraordinary hangar. The hangar remains void of robots, yet their absence is palpable, leaving an air of mystery and anticipation. As if they are waiting to spring to life, the space feels charged with potential and possibility. The realistic style of the scene is meticulously crafted, from the intricate texture of the floor to the play of light and shadow along the walls. The 4K resolution captures every nuance, offering a level of detail that allows one to become fully immersed in this mesmerizing space. As you stand within the hangar, you can't help but feel the excitement and wonder of the space sci-fi narrative that unfolds before you. It serves as a powerful reminder of human aspirations to conquer the unknown, and to reach out to the stars with unyielding determination. --no people, robot --ar 16:9
Inside the Magic Mirror Realm in the Sorcerer's Workshop at Disney Animation in Disney California Adventure.
Photography: Shiro Ang
Photo Assistants: Poka & Prasit Gow Kiatwacharawit
Butterfly: Lapis Lazuli
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Drs Phyllis & Eberhard Kronhausen - The Sexually Responsive Woman
Ballantine Books U7035, 1965
Cover design uncredited
Preface by Simone de Beauvoir:
The Doctors Kronhausen have written a forthright, courageous, and highly rigorous study on the difficult problem of women’s sexuality, about which so little is known. They have gone further and called into question even that which has hitherto been regarded as an unalterable fact of Nature: women’s “physiological destiny.” In this realm as in so many others, male prejudice insists on keeping women in a state of dependency. In contrast to this, the authors grant women an autonomy—both physiological and psychological—equal to that of men.
I am not qualified to pass definite judgment on all the findings and conclusions of the Doctors Kronhausen. On the whole, however, the wide range of documentation as well as their precise and subtle analyses are thoroughly convincing.
Quite aside from this, I have found The Sexually Responsive Woman truly absorbing and fascinating reading. I can only hope that a piece of work such as this will be widely read and stimulate many more analyses aimed at overcoming the myths and clichés with which we are only too easily satisfied.
3 Tone DRI image of Upper Seletar Reservoir, Singapore. Wished there were more clouds, then its reflections on water will make more compositional sense.
... wandering through the crowded streets of Akihabara I found that I had stumbled into the middle of a vast game of Dragon Quest VI and it seemed that whilst everybody was away saving the world I was the only person still here ...
See this 360ºx180º equirectangular panorama interactively from the inside.
See the video version on Vimeo.
In We Rule. I like the greenness of it and would want to keep that part of it, but would like to get a lot more slightly exotic things matching the color scheme
The entrance to the tropical realm - one of the oldest extant parts of the zoo now - the waterfall is a bath for the birds as well as endless fun for kids and it helps keep the air moist too.
The four realms (sky, air, sea, earth) of the universe which make life possible on earth exist in perfect harmony with each other. If they can, then why can’t we?
Looking directly into the burning wake of Apollo's chariot ...
A telephoto shot of the sunset.
Fox Lake, Yukon.
Werra 1, Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm f/2.8, Ilford Pan F+, stand developed in Rodinal 1+100 for ~1hr
Lara at Pere Lachaise. The tomb used on the cover of Dead Can Dance's album, "Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun".
Here's me with Mink Stole ("Pink Flamingos," "Female Trouble," "Desperate Living") at the Horror Realm convention in Pittsburgh on September 22, 2012.
Either I had a camera malfunction or the film went bad after waiting almost 2 years to process, because it turned out pretty bad.
Photo by Justin Channell
Camera: Minolta AutoPak 470
Film: Fuji Superia 100
Lab: Dwayne's Photo
Scanner: HP Scanjet 4070
Hero Realms (White Wizard Games 2016) has a great box: it is small, sturdy and fits all the cards, even if sleeved.