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Shot in Los Molinos, close-by Tefia in Fuerteventura. It is an out-of-the-way fishing village with no electricity, no clean running water and no cell phone coverage.
This breath is not smooth, this mind not still.
The dust is heavy beneath the bed.
Even in the storm, I sit and breathe.
New life is near. I bow my head.
Models: Soraya and Katie
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Makeup: Charmaine Orchard
"Everything interests me, but yet...nothing holds my attention long..."
Restlessness - like boredom is never good!
I am extremely restless and maybe a little lonely tonight for no apparent reason. Hm....
I'm surprised how well the photo itself came out seeing as the only light source was from my Powerbook.
So there was this one time when we were wandering through the Underdark and we stumbled across a crack in the wall that led into this ancient old crypt.
Of course, Zissiren wanted to go see if there was any loot in the tomb. And, of course, he disturbed somebody's restless ancestor.
That was a tough fight. I doubt we would've survived it if it hadn't been for Trixie. The thing made Trog wet himself and run to cower in a corner! And all it had to do was touch Zissiren and he was out like a drow caught in the sunlight!
But I managed to hold it off long enough for Trixie to perform some creepy ritual that made my spine crawl and then, with Tiamat's aid, we put that restless spirit back to sleep.
Hopefully Zissiren will think twice before running into the next ancient burial ground we come across.
I am extremely glad to be home for the holidays. But no matter how long I sleep, I STILL can't get enough! Oh well, I'll keep trying I guess. Facebook.
A rare Restless Demon (Indothemis limbata) in Pasir Ris Park. This one is a male.
Immerse into nature with me in my blog: Pasir Ris Park 2013 - 2014
*Note: More pics of Dragonflies and Damselflies in my Dragonflies and Damselflies Album.
Lately I have had no time whats so ever for flickr. Plus I am out of town, this next week and the week after and then finally of to china!! Sorry for the few comments that I have left and I thank those for the continued support.
Picture taken by Guaylin
A self-portrait from when I lived with my parents and 4 cats back in 2010.
My bed was never made. I was a some sort of mess.
School started two days ago, it's going pretty well so far. :)
I got put in a photography class and it's already giving me inspiration for pictures. (hopefully I'll take some over the weekend)
JUST realized I was tagged a while back... so if I tag you in this tell feel free to write favorite thing about going back to school on your next upload :)
'Restless Temple' by Penny Saunders, seen through another sculpture at this sculpture park not far from Penzance and Marazion, Cornwall.
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A rare male Restless Demon (Indothemis limbata) in Pasir Ris Park.
Immerse into nature with me in my blog: Pasir Ris Park 2013 - 2014
*Note: More pics of Dragonflies and Damselflies in my Dragonflies and Damselflies Album.
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Took photos with Mary for the first time! We had studio together at CHS; she's pretty rad. The photos of her are reference photos for a painting she had in mind.
This breath is not smooth, this mind not still.
The dust is heavy beneath the bed.
Even in the storm, I sit and breathe.
New life is near. I bow my head.
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The interior of Youngs Chapel. I really don't know what happened with this shot. I assume a mixture of not enough light combined with not holding the camera steady, but it may be the 100 years of history of this church trying to be seen :)
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HMS RESTLESS
Class: R-class : Admiralty design, 6th order
Builder:John Brown and Company Clydebank
Yard number:451
Laid down:22 September 1915
Launched:12 August 1916
Completed:October 1916
Propulsion:3 Yarrow boilers powering 2 geared Brown Curtis steam turbines, 27,000 shp
Speed:36 knots
Range:3,450 nautical miles at 15 knots
Fate: November 1936 Sold for breaking up by Thomas Ward at Briton Ferry
Vessel carried the following pennant numbers:
G88..........March 1917 to January 1918
G85..........January 1918 to October 1919
?? ..............1920 to 1925
H82...........1925 to 1936
GENESIS OF PROJECT Details from Navypedia
In July 1915 the Admiralty Board gave approval for all future destroyers to be engined with 2-shaft geared turbines, preferably Brown-Curtis. This far-sighted move was made only on the basis of the success of a year's service in Leonidas and Lucifer. The design for the next batch of destroyers was in other respects merely a duplication of the standard 'M' design, but with more flare and 0.3m more freeboard on the forecastle. Other improvements were to put the after 102mm gun on a 'bandstand', and a more robust bridge structure. The design which resulted was generally similar ro the war-built 'M' class, with three round funnels. Because the bridge was 2.7m wider than previously the 40mm pom-poms formerly mounted at the end of the forecastle could not be mounted, and so a single pom-pom replaced the 509mm searchlight on its platform between the TT. Some 'M' and 'R'class vessels had 2 356mm TT (one fixed on each beam) subsequently added at the break of the forecastle. The geared turbines were a great success, providing high speed with less cavitation and reduced fuel consumption. The lead-ship Romola maintained 36kts for 4 hours in light condition, and on her acceptance trials reached 32.5kts in deep load condition. Comparative trials run between Romola and Norman showed that the 'R' class used 15% less fuel at 18kts and 28% less at25kts, resulting in an increase of 17.8% and 40% of range. The Yarrow 'specials' were the only units to retain direct-drive turbines. Oil fuel was also increased compared with the 'M' class