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Happy Fence Friday from Calgary, just a faint aurora through the trees

I rushed out Thursday night to catch the aurora during the intense solar storm. I had always wanted to use the Alum Creek Dam as a foreground if the conditions were right! Very rare to see lights this intense in Ohio.

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De mi viaje fotográfico por el norte de España, una de las ultimas fotos que hice ya de regreso fue en este arco en Sasamón, Burgos.

Impresiona mucho estar ante este arco de finales del siglo XV, en medio de la nada a altas horas de la madrugada y a solas.

A penas a 100 metros hay un crucero con tres cruces que también fotografié y publicare en breve.

Stargate

Planet Impero

Interplanetary Travel

 

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Photograph by Yusuf Alioglu

Location: Outer space (space)

 

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Toothpicks on a tabletop photographed and edited to hopefully create the illusion of motion toward infinity. Under 3 inch square crop.

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This is a composite of a shot of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco, and a Milky Way shot I did in Reunion Island. When I saw the architecture shot, I could not help adding a bit of sci-fi feel to it.

 

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Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve

The fun fair's in town for its annual visit, and this is the Stargate ride, I don't think I've seen this one before.

 

This is a 1s exposure, whilst zooming…. and of course the ride was spinning and moving up and down as well… how anyone can go in those things beats me!

One of my all time favorite sci-fi starfighters. I love the slightly angled, forward-swept wings.

 

Anyhoo, I was unboxing some models after moving and found my F-302 to be in pretty bad shape. I decided to take the opportunity to fix some issues I had with it. Namely, the angle on the wings was poorly done/it couldn't be swooshed around a room. It resulted in a completely new model from the ground up which I think does a better job of capturing the design in brick form.

La porte des étoiles s'ouvre sur la silhouette de ce cygnes nimbé de la lumière des reflets de lumière.

...ok it's a bike rack as opposed to a rip in the space time continuum enabling free movement of goods, trade and labour ... Err no hang on isn't that the EU?

Well that is what this scene reminded me of albeit a lot less spectacular !! Seen from Earlswood Lakes looking south and there were these sunrays , so a quick grab of a camera and gotcha .

For those wondering about the title , it did remind of a scene from Stargate - a clip to see what I mean and I am glad my scene was not so dramatic !!

 

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We decided to watch nature's fireworks this July4th. Not too bad

I feel like I'm blasting off into space when I look at this scene. Which is kind of funny, since the escalator takes you straight into Mother Earth.

 

I thought I was doing everything right the first time I attempted this shot. I arrived at the Natural History Museum in London 15 minutes before opening on what should have been a slow morning. Whoa, was I ever wrong. My line (coming in the side door) was pretty short - but the main entrance already had a line of people a block long! I tried my best, but really, it was almost hopeless trying to get this shot with the immediate crowd of people. By the time I walked out of the museum, the line to get in was now snaking around multiple sides of the building! But persistence, better planning, and a new friendship paid off on my next attempt, when I was able to take this shot. I think that's pretty typical: technique and hard work matter so much more than equipment. What do you think?

Taken last night at Featherstone Castle in Northumberland ... 11 frames taken in a vertical panorama, joined in lightroom .. Sony A7s & Samyang 24mm f1.4 lens .. taken at f2.0

A Space Odyssey view of Westminster Tube Station

The main entrance door to The Alhambra in Granada

Interior of abandoned country house

Ballpoint pen on paper

From Stargate movie exit in 1994, i have build my little Stargate with Dott. Daniel Jackson and Jonathan "Jack" O'Neill, I was 10 years old and I was always fascinated by that movie.

 

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Umeda Sky Building's "Floating Garden Observatory" view from the ground.

Hollywood Bowl, Tolworth

Dark nights away from all the glowing neon annoyances of civilisation can wrap you up in a web of enchantment. To be fussing with gadgets under all this looming wonder often seems to me almost a deplorable sacrilege ... An ambition of mine is to give up night photography and return to simply, reverently, soaking it up ....

(Aurora near Haines Junction, Yukon, last fall)

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Festas de Santiaguiño do Burgo, Pontevedra

Finally uploading a pic of the gate with the figs (And a MALP)...

 

Credit to Catsy [CSF] for the Vest designs

Stargate Multigate Panel with Martin Gero, Jewel Staite, Ben Browder, Paul McGillon, and Jason Momoa

Stargate

Portone Sculpture

Goldwell Open Air Museum

Rhyolite, Nevada

August 2024

 

"Portone" is a steel sculpture by renowned artist Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, comprised of nine 10x10-foot steel frames arranged in a mesmerizing Jacob’s ladder formation. Of the work Phingbodhipakkiya says;

“‘Portone’ meaning ‘doorway’ in Italian, is a meditation on restoration and transformation, and the hidden power that lies within us all.

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Arco en el desierto de Merzouga, Marruecos.

Arc at Merzouga desert, Morocco.

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