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Shot at Battery Point Portishead and these two ladies (social distancing) are discussing the weather and what sort of clouds are in the sky over Wales and the Bristol Channel.
Note the social spacing, are they good? You better believe it!
I finally got the imaging train spacing right for my AG Optical iDK 12.5" at f6.7
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This is a heavly cropped M104 galaxy image from 5 lums at 300 secs, and taken without the fans and the thermal control system running (I didn't have all the electrical cables available to run it).
Took this cause the number plate spacing is so far apart, could get in trouble with the police for that I think.
I am being such a lazy bastard with my China photo processing. I did this one a while ago and was waiting to upload it with a Ping'an rice field page for my blog, but since I have not been working on photos lately, I thought I would throw this into my stream.
I have to give credit to my wife for telling me I should try selective coloring with the baskets. I was going full B&W until she pointed that out. I think it made this shot 10 times better than the version I had put together.
I believe this is the result of a 3XP HDR shot with 1.33 EV spacing.
Our final destination for our day in Sintra was the Quinta da Regaleira Gardens. In addition to a wide array of plants this garden includes quite a few unusual architectural follies and features including a couple of these inverted towers, i.e. they go down into the ground, to connect a series of tunnels.
Click here to see photos from my trip to Lisbon / Sintra as well as a previous trip to Portugal : www.flickr.com/photos/darrellg/albums/72157605502948784
From Wikipedia : "The Initiation Wells (AKA initiatic wells or inverted towers) are two wells on the property that better resemble underground towers lined with stairs. These wells never served as water sources. Instead, they were used for ceremonial purposes that included Tarot initiation rites. The tunnels described above connect these wells to one another, in addition to various caves and other monuments located around the park. Of the two wells, the larger one contains a 27-meter spiral staircase with several small landings. The spacing of these landings, combined with the number of steps in the stairs, are linked to Tarot mysticism. The smaller well contains straight stairs that connect a series of ring-shaped floors to one another. This well is also called the 'Unfinished Well'. A structure similar to these wells can be found in the Pozzo di S. Patrizio in Italy."
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The kind & generous Ron from hdrsoft have invited me to become a partner & affiliate of their software - Photomatix Pro. I guess with a photostream as awesome as mine, its hard not to be impressed by anyone lol! :P Seriously i'm only jokin'!! Really a big thanks for the offer Ron! :))
Let's go straight to the point. I have a Photomatix code for you hdr fanatics out there ! If you have been thinking of buying yourself a copy of Photomatix Pro all along...this might just be the right time to do so! :P (haha! Just kiddin' I'm no salesman here.. guess I watch too many TV commercials :P) I know most of my flickrs friends here are already using photomatix.. that is just too bad too sad :P This is especially for those hdr lovers out there who have been (quietly) following my photostream & wish to kick off this new found interest ;)
Here's the important part!
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Last but not least, TGIF!!!!! Its party time! Hope everyone has a wonderful end to the week & a lovely weekend!
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"Following the abolition of thinking machines in the Butlerian Jihad, the work and the risk of mining again returned to human hands for the first time since the late 21st century. With immensely powerful cutting lasers and hard vacuum added to the already existing dangers of heavy rock and heavy machinery, the lives of asteroid mining unit operators were particularly hazardous, and many lie forever entombed inside the husks of the asteroids they gave their lives to despoil."
- from Mine: A History
Now a common sight, people waiting their turn to go into a shop, or bank or surgery.
All very civilized and calm - not all things related to Coronavirus have turned out to be bad.
Actually, I liked the view right where I was. View of Lower Manhattan from Governors Island. Interesting how the one building on the right (with the close spacing of the vertical lines) presents a bit of moiré pattern until viewed large but this doesn't show in the pano image that I took from the ferry. The pattern does stick around a bit but is gone at original size. Funny that is does not appear in the pano due to either slightly different spacing or maybe because this is B&W and the other image color?
Happy Fence Friday! HFF
Here, in one of Judd’s so-called “progressions”, the spacing of the green elements is determined by a mathematical progression of inverse natural numbers. Describing his response to seeing Judd’s first progression in New York in 1968, former NGC curator Brydon Smith wrote, “it was love at first sight, and I couldn’t take my eyes off it … it was simple and open, yet complex … The longer I looked the more interesting it became”.
Details
skin - (Enfer Sombre*) LeLutka EvoX Skin - Peach tone - Sumire,
(Enfer Sombre*) LeLutka EvoX Lips - Peach - Sumire {Rose} (Enfer Sombre*) LeLutka EvoX Eyebrows - Sumire {Tintable}
head - LeLUTKA Avalon Head 3.0
Extra Lip Things- CAZIMI: Zealous Evo X - Gloss Enhancer & Zealous Evo X - Sparkle Overlay
eyes - AG. Ardent Eyes - Sky (v1) - L
Hair - {Limerence} Susan hair(Unrigged)
Necklace - .::Supernatural::. Grace Necklace Silver
It is light that makes the space
Between the towers so large,
And shows them fair against dark,
Light who compels
The red bird to show her colour.
Light, not so to me;
Let me change to blue,
Or throw a violet shadow when I will.
Today, if all my senses act,
I’ll make your shape my own,
Grow into your delicate skin,
Feel your warm breasts rise up like flowers
And pulse to open
Your wide smile for me.
Challenge my metamorphosis,
And you will break my spacing light.
Mock me,
And see my colour snap,
Glass to your hands
Endowed with fearsome strength.
But if I break love suffers,
There’ll be my bone to go:
Or, let you destroy for ever,
And rend my bright flesh away,
Twining my limbs around those hands.
Never break but feel the sudden ache,
The agony return.
You’ll have me crack in thought again,
Crush my sharp light,
And chip, in silence and dark
Your rock of sound.
Listen and view on dark
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzEF9CTSodU
HEY WANNA HEAR YOUR COMMENT,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,GOOD BAD CRA* But please just say a word or 2 whadyathink?
There is geometry in the humming of the strings, there is music in the spacing of the spheres.
Pythagoras
Had EQM-35 Returned from DarkFrame. Some issues with mount. Tested. Terrible Dec performance. Possibly cable snags (cables affect balance more than normal). Also first real outing with Chroma LoGlow and the SpaceCat51. Have some tilt/spacing issues. Still to sort out. Orion is in a very light polluted part of the sky. 10 x 120s with Altair 26C + Chroma LoGlow.
One common name for this spider is "Writing Spider", and it's easy to see why. This one is a juvenile with a mess of "writing", but even when they're adults, you'll find a line of zigzag down the middle. You can see from this shot to the next that different genera of spiders create different forms of stabilimenta in their webs. This one reflects UV light, and that leads to theories that the purpose is to attract prey. Many flowers have markings visible only in the ultraviolet spectrum which act as "runway signals" for insects, to guide them in for pollination. The theory goes that perhaps these act in a similar way, fooling insects into thinking this is an attractive flower.
Another theory suggests that, rather than attracting prey, the stabilimentum is there to disguise the spider and protect it from predators, or make it look larger than it is and dissuade them that way. I have to say, looking at this one, the spacing of the zigzag and that of the rings on the spider's legs certainly lend to the spider disappearing into the pattern.
21 Arachtober 2020 2/2
Yellow Garden Spider, Argiope aurantia
Soldier's Delight NEA, Baltimore Co, MD
26 July 2020
An image I made for Spacing Magazine's The Disaster Issue.
spacingtoronto.ca/2012/05/25/come-to-the-spacing-release-...
(Re)Spacing
Mittwoch, 08.05.2024 Kunsthalle Gießen
(Re)Spacing – „A Journey to Share“
Tanzperformances von und mit Pin-Chen Hsu,
Omar Torrico Real & Rose Marie Lindstrøm
Eine Kooperation mit dem Stadttheater Gießen
Die Tänzer*innen des Stadttheaters Gießen setzen sich in zwei miteinander verschränkten Performances mit den Umbrüchen und Vergänglichkeiten verschiedener
Stadien des Lebens auseinander. Damit setzen sie sich zur jüngsten Ausstellung der Kunsthalle Gießen ins Verhältnis,
„A Journey You Take Alone“ der britischen Künstlerin
Emma Talbot.
Kunsthalle Giessen
Copyright: Rolf K. Wegst
Excerpt from spacing.ca:
…the unique blue and grey image found underneath the railway bridge on the corner of Davenport and Caledonia Roads brings life to a relatively dull intersection that is slowly emerging out of its industrial past.
The image of choice here is a departure from the colour saturated pastoral or streetscape scenes that are often depicted in murals. In fact, with its use of muted colours, the mural succeeds in being a piece of art that inspires contemplation. The layered images of graffiti over pigeons are a statement of sorts — pigeons and graffiti are often blamed for the defacement of public art, but in this case, they have become art. It is as if the artist decided to celebrate the two great banes of public space, all the while evoking a backstreet urban attitude that compliments the blue collar history of the neighbourhood.
Document archive
In: "Spacing Montreal / Espace Montréal".
L'ancienne chapelle de Côte Saint-Luc.
Construction: vers 1845.
Dès le XVIIe siècle, les Sulpiciens, alors Seigneurs de l'île de Montréal, tiennent un territoire de chasse dans ce secteur. En 1818, un peu plus de 200 âmes y sont recensées. Jusque dans les années 1950 Côte Saint-Luc est un secteur exclusivement voué à l'agriculture. L'ancienne chapelle y était encore visible jusque dans les années 1960, époque où elle sera démolie. De nos jours, le site est traversé par l'avenue King Edward et des tours d'habitation meublent le paysage.
On our first visit to Radio Road this year, we spotted this juvenile Forster's Tern. The Forster's Tern breeds primarily in marshes and winters along the coasts. The comma-shaped black ear patch in winter plumage is distinctive, but some other plumages are so varied as to be downright confusing. The Tern breeds in loose colonies, with spacing dictated by arrangement of good nesting sites. It can be aggressive toward other birds in the vicinity of its nest.
Spacing for 2 figs and openable front trunk! Later some cool custom stickers will come for the Herigate edition too!😛
Can be built in 5 colors.
Instagram:
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Falling snow + ambition to do something = nice pictures.
Only downside, it was -13 degrees outside at the time this was taken...
the next ice age is coming, send help
Spacing for 2 figs and openable front trunk! Later some cool custom stickers will come for the Herigate edition too!😛
Can be built in 5 colors.
Instagram:
Rebrickable:
Maryland Midland train UBTT was heading for the propane facility in Taneytown with the pair of GP38-3s and two spacer cars under a building thunderstorm in 2015.
This trackage is the former Pennsylvania Railroad Frederick Secondary that once linked York with, yup, Frederick.
Maryland Midland's "Heritage" unit, the MMID Pride 2060 was showing off the classic pre-G&W colors.
Sunset ~ Ibis ~ Florida Everglades U.S.A.
Fly In Line ~ Single-File ~ Follow The Leader
Spring 2018 ~ Palm Beach County, Florida
(one more photo 'from this night' in the comments)
www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/White_Ibis/id
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everglades
"Free as a Bird" - John Lennon
Sirius: Are you sure you're ok Moony? You look... Like spacing out
Remus: Absolutely (im lost in your forbidden beauty for Merlin sake )
Something about the pattern in the branches caused me to stop immediately for this shot. The ground was steep so this wasn't entirely easy on my feet. I had to have this one, though.
. . . If you are a maple tree, this is the perfect shape to be in! Symmetrical and allowing good spacing between major branches to allow the most amount of light to the leaves.
It is so perfect that I may have to come back to "Coyote Valley" and document this tree in all of the seasons. Have a great week Facebook and Flickr friends.