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The worst part of having patrol duty in an LL-608813 walker? The silly helmet they make you wear. Oh well, regulations are regulations.
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For Fun Friday, we decided to build Lego Turkeys. I thought I would go the less traditional route with mine.
♠~ Space Oddity ~♠
Back into taking photos...Its been awhile and hope I can get back into the swing of things.
Space House, One Kemble Street, Holborn. Designed by architects Richard Seifert & Partners and completed in 1968.
Your sacred space is where you can find yourself again and again.
Joseph Campbell
"Mine Is my garden space, a space with a constant renewal of life that I can mold with my hands"
Open the photo to abstract yourself with 3D effects.
Abra a foto pra abstrair-se com efeitos 3D.
Arte Digital - Digital Art
Image-editing
Effects 3 D
Double Exposure
Collage
Software: Windows 3D ; Pixlr
PicsArt Photo Studio
Image edited as mere entertainment, without any commercial purpose.
(I used photographed print from the book Magic Eye II, Thing Enterprises, Livraria Martins Fontes Editora Ltda., São Paulo, 1994).
Imagem editada como mera diversão, sem qualquer finalidade comercial.
(Utilizei gravura fotografada do livro Olho Mágico II, Thing Enterprises, Livraria Martins Fontes Editora Ltda., São Paulo, 1994).
Brasília, Brasil
Art Week Gallery Group Theme
Sci Fi Worlds - 05/05/2021
A group of astronauts take a lunch break, but Jimmy still hasn't gotten used to the zero g...
For #12: No Gravity in the MocAthalon.
Oh also, this one's from Jordan :)
Thank you to everybody that views, comments and for favouring my images. Always greatly appreciated.
Merkaba Ganship in space again;)
More shots of this ship:
www.flickr.com/photos/141712196@N06/albums/72157669258627041.
If you like my creation.. you can find it on the lego ideas. Support very welcome;)
'Resting in the space between flowing and outflowing breaths, I know the great unborn, undying silence - the Beloved on High. In stillness, I experience my thoughts as if they are ephemeral clouds passing by and my feelings are elusive rainbows dissolving into a clear blue sky.' -
Anna, the Voice of the Magdalenes by Claie Heartsong with Catherine Ann Clemett.
Andrea Crux ~ Babylon
with alot these flicker changes more likely i will be going there. so, if interested in stay following my work i will post the link below. i want thank you all for love support ♥
Blue Blue Blue
7DWF, Saturdays: Landscapes
Yes, I know. I should have taken a look at the Crazy Tuesday discussions a little earlier. Though it is debatable whether this blue is pretty at all. The apartments there are certainly very expensive. Nonetheless, after the recent lost places decay (more will follow), I wanted to show something more glossy for a change ;-) Taken during a boat trip on the River Spree and Landwehr Canal in Berlin in summer 2016. This apartment house called "Living Levels" is a new residential tower located at the riverside of the Spree next to the famous East Side Gallery. The building, actually the entire development of the Spree riverside, is very controversial. Most of the new (residental) buildings are / will be luxury buildings, while affordable living space is a scarce commodity nowadays. The irony: The tenants of the Living Levels tower are now fighting against a new hotel which is supposed to be built next to their building. They claim that the hotel will block out the morning sun.
At this point I still had my manual vintage 50mm Zuiko lens mounted, but the 100 mm (crop factor 2 for MFT) on my OM-D were too much tele. Later on that trip I switched to the m.zuiko digital 17mm f1.8.
Wohnturm "Living Levels" am Spreeufer neben der East Side Gallery. Das Bauprojekt (eigentlich alle Bauprojekte dort) war sehr umstritten, Stichwörter: Verdrängung, Gentrifizierung, Mediaspree... Nun klagen die Bewohner des Luxubaus selbst, denn neben ihrem Haus soll nicht nur ein Hotel errichtet werden (bereits in der ursprünglichen Planung enthalten), es soll auch noch zwei Stockwerke höher werden als geplant. Und das nimmt ihnen die Morgensonne weg.
Aufgenommen während einer Bootsfahrt auf Spree und Landwehrkanal im Sommer 2016. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt hatte ich noch mein manuelles 50-mm-Zuiko drauf, aber die 100 mm, die daraus an meiner OM-D werden, waren doch zu viel Tele. Später habe ich dann das m.zuiko digital 17mm f1.8 angeschraubt.
'Hey Syl, where did we put that experimental hyper drive? I can't find it in storage and its not on the list here either?'
'We put in in that external rocked drive for the space station, remember? To see if it would fit?'
'We did take it out again, right?
'Oh, uh, oops...'
“Matter rather than Forms should be the object of our attention . . . for Forms are figments of the human mind.”
-Francis Bacon, Advancement of Learning.
“Thus, it was not only Greek words of which [Plato] was to alter the meanings, nor only Greek and Latin words. Love and good, for instance, are neither Greek nor Latin, and beauty is only Latin remotely, yet the spirit of Plato really works more amply in them, and in a hundred others bearing on the presence or absence of these qualities, than it does in such specifically Platonic terms as idea and dialectic. Let us try and trace the origin of some of the meanings which are commonly attached to the word love. As in the Mysteries, so at the heart of early Greek philosophy lay two fundamental assumptions. One was that an inner meaning lay hid behind external phenomena. Out of this Plato’s lucid mind brought to the surface of Europe’s consciousness the stupendous conception that all matter is but an imperfect copy of spiritual ‘types’ or ‘ideas’—eternal principles which, so far from being abstractions, are the only real Beings, which were in their place before matter came into existence, and which will remain after it has passed away. The other assumption concerned the attainment by man of immortality. The two were complementary. Just as it was only the immortal part of man which could get into touch with the eternal secret behind the changing forms of Nature, so also it was only by striving to contemplate that eternal that man could develop the eternal part of himself and put on incorruption. There remained the question of how to rise from the contemplation of the transient to the contemplation of the eternal, and, for answer, Plato and Socrates evolved that other great conception—perhaps even more far-reaching in its historical effects—that love for a sensual and temporal object is capable of gradual metamorphosis into love for the invisible and eternal. It is not only in the New Testament and the Prayer Book, in the Divine Comedy, Shakespeare’s Sonnets, and all great Romantic poetry that the results of this thinking are to be seen.”
-Owen Barfield, History in English Words, 106–7.
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I desired deep,
one led the way…
by invisible hand…
I grasp…
and she gently…
guided me….
beyond my senses…
beyond space and time…
before thought…
before articulating…
before feeling.
-rc
Next time, I won't position over a puddle and wait for the people to appear from hiding just out of frame. Next time, I will wait for the people to appear, then take my position.
Next time...
This video was made in commission for Tithe and Vanguard to showcase the upcoming sim "The Space Between" April 1st 2023. A dark supernatural roleplay sim where victims without warning are shifted to another world! Be sure to check out the links below if you're interested.
Video Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2V41xQGlvk
Website: www.thespacebetween-sl.com/
Landmark: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Liminal/33/33/3333
Song: Haxan Cloak - Mirror Reflecting Part 2
Santiago Calatrava's futuristic architecture in Gare do Oriente, Lisbon.
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This tree is on the Midland Highway in central Tasmania. I've photographed it before, but thought i'd stop and get some more shots of it before it perishes completely.
This year I entered one of the shots of this tree in the International Landscape Photographer of the year awards (along with 6 other images) and whilst I got a good score for the image, I got the judges comment "more space". So here is the tree, taken with a wider angle lens to get 'more space'. I feel so enlightened.
My studio, as neat and organized as it has ever been, so I thought I should take some photos. Blogged.