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Created in Google Gemini 2.5 Flash, aka, "Nano Banana."
This is the opening screenshot from the old Space Quest II PC game from Sierra Online remade by AI.
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Italy seen from the Mediterranean Sea. From above the Earth, dedicated to all Italians around the world! 27 Dec 2010
L'Italia vista dal Mediterraneo. Da sopra il mondo, dedicata a tutti gli italiani nel mondo!
Credit: ESA/NASA
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True Damage- Mau Croptop
[Dope+Mercy]Escapism Cargo Pants
Archivefacion_Jake_Syn Sneaker
CELESTE - Caffeine Earring
Paparazzi - Spacestation
[KENSHO] Chemistry of love
Gazing skyward at a passage of the International Space Station as it flies from west to east (right to left) and passes into the shadow of the Earth at top left and fades out as it experiences sunset. This was December 5, 2018, two days after the arrival of Expedition 58 with Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques for a 6-month stay. I posed for two of the frames.
This pass of the ISS started at 6:17 p.m. MST and was mostly sunlit but the late hour, while providing a dark sky background, meant that the ISS was going to go into our planet’s shadow and enter the night side of the planet.
The view is looking south, with west to the right and east to the left. The ISS passed almost directly overhead, crossing the Milky Way. Mars is the bright object above my head.
This is a stack of 4 x 2-minute tracked exposures at ISO 1600 for the sky and ISS path to keep the stars as pinpoint, and two untracked 1-minute exposures at ISO 3200 for the ground to minimize blurring, masked and blended in. All with the Sigma 8mm fish-eye lens at f/3.5 and Canon 6D MkII on the Star Adventurer Mini tracker.
NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik photographed Orbital ATK's Cygnus cargo spacecraft at sunrise, prior to its departure from the International Space Station at 8:11 a.m., Dec. 6, 2017. Expedition 53 Flight Engineers Mark Vande Hei and Joe Acaba of NASA gave the station's Canadarm2 robotic arm the command to release Cygnus.
Image credit: NASA
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Here's my latest microscale LEGO Space Colony
A 16x16 lunar landscape and some cool parts usage.
Teapot, tea cups, joystick, ice creams and even R2D2.
I hope you'll like it.
Here you can check out the video: youtu.be/qdS5kBhyfZA
Explore #2, thanks to all the aliens and extra terrestrial beings that helped this get there.
Here's another space station creation fresh from the oven of my mind. Luckily all the aliens were off invading an unfortunate planet so I had the entire quadrant to myself. This is actually just the underside of some stairs and a conference room @ the Hawaii Convention Center.
Anyway, back to reality, I'll be off of Flickr for about a week. I'm heading to Cali for a little vacation to hang with some friends and do some snowboarding. Shitty thing is the peeps i'm staying with don't have internet.... so I'll pretty much be MIA but I'll try to keep up with everyones photos on my iphone. Hope you all enjoy life, have a great week, and I'll talk to ya'll later.
Shoooootz Den Bu.
Top and bottom HDR made from 7 exposures each. Blended a few additional exposures back onto it. Manually stitched. Selected entire left side and flipped it. Layer masked the flip and revealed the original 5 phones to get the missing one on the right. Added a 3rd light on the top. Curves, contrast, saturation, highlight / dodge, blue cooling photo filter on the sides of the stairs, unsharp mask, and noise ninja.
The ISS passes overhead on Valentines day evening. Stunningly clear sky!
7x 30 second images, combined in Photoshop.
Kelly realized that Mr. Robot is a little outdated. And she has some brand new components with her. So, why being idle? "With these new cells you'll have energy for years and years. You won't have to worry about the handle on your back anymore. And, by the way, may I call you Robbie? I don't like Mr. Robot at all!"
If you want to see how I made this (and how you can too!), visit my HDR Tutorial. I hope it gives you some new tricks!
I love this shot! It came out wicked.
I used to say wicked a lot in grade school and I still like saying it. This may or may not make me lame, and I can't be objective about such things.
This is the airport in Bangkok, Thailand. I am not sure who the architect is, but it came out quite inspired. Taking photos of beautiful architecture is somewhat of a sport of mine. I want to try to honor the lines and the textures via a good composition and a good HDR treatment.
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Accessories:
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Backdrop: Paparazzi - Spacestation - Pink
Image rendered @33 megapixels (custom DSR)
Injectable camera tools by Otis_Inf (game version rolled back to 1.0.4)
Real Lights plus Ultra Graphics Mod by jmx777
Reshade 3.4.1
Cropped and resampled on GIMP
Reverse view from the official picture of the day, which was from a similar angle as the most commonly published image. Better images to come.
The Intergalactic Girl from last week's flea market haul arrives at the Space Station.
Did I ever complain about indoor photography being a nuisance? No, not this time. Build the scene (yes, that's still the same space corridor, over and over, only with new floor tiles), take a picture, and a second one, just to be on the safe side, check on the big computer monitor, repeat. Only 30 takes this time, easy as cake.
Toy Project Day 2467
Can you hear me Benny? This is prof...or Wedgensen, can y... ...r me?
We are exp.....ing major int......nces! Is ev......ing ok? ...ny! C... ... h..r ..?
Damn! Communications with Benny's Outpost Alpha are down! What is happening out there?
Image rendered @33 megapixels (custom DSR)
Injectable camera tools by Otis_Inf (game version rolled back to 1.0.4)
Real Lights plus Ultra Graphics Mod by jmx777
Reshade 3.4.1
Cropped and resampled on GIMP
An amazing role-play SIM with something for everyone. Beloved long-lasting space in my heart for this place, this time this wonderful journey into space of the imagination....yes Savy a wonderful walk down memory lane!
New Triscalia (Planet Tatu)
100% Star Trek RP. The Full on Star Trek Experience. From Academy Cadet to Star Fleet Officer. It's all here. How far will you go?. Real ships, real space, and real people.
Triscalia I
The sun in the Agonian system has gone nova. Forcing the people on Argonia to find a new home.
They did just that. Now settling on the planet Tatu the former Argonians are now Tatuines. As they build and acclamate to a new surrounding, Star Fleet business revs up again. The Academy on Tatu has opened and the space station is fully functional. New adventures await this recoursful lott.
But what awaits them is the question.
During the spacewalk of the two astronauts Raja Chari and Matthias Maurer the International Space Station appeared shortly after sunset in the bright evening sky over Germany.
This image of the ISS pass on March 23, 2022 was taken under good seeing conditions from the hometown of ESA astronaut Dr. Matthias Maurer. The docked SpaceX Dragon capsule, with which the astronauts of Crew-3 flew to the ISS, is clearly visible.
Three years ago I got to know Matthias Maurer at our SpaceStudio Weltraum-Atelier in Nohfelden, Germany which is located near to Matthias‘ hometown. Additional funfact: I produced the song for his ISS mission, "Cosmic Kiss”.
For the local press in Germany, I first published an initial photo highlighting where Matthias Maurer appeared on the ISS. Due to my time constraints, I released this version right away on the Internet, which then went viral, while I continued to work on the final image version with both highlighted astronauts.
Already two days after the spacewalk happened, Philip Smith contacted me. He is a world well-known photographer of all things ISS and has been published in many forms of media. Philip Smith with his ISS obsession, noticed on my picture that NASA astronaut Raja Chari is also detectable - on the robot arm “Canadarm2” - and he created a wonderful combination picture shown here with an insert from the NASA livestream. Maybe I'm the first person to image two spacewalkers on the ISS at the same time :)
A little bit of a different shot as the International Space Station makes it's way across the late summer skies. The Milky Way can faintly be seen to the right of the Space Station's light trail.
Aperture ƒ/2.8
Focal length 17.0 mm
Shutter 20 secs
ISO 3200
The Storm in my looking glass:
A close-up of JB’s face behind the curved glass of the cryo-cocoon. The glass reflects not the room but a "relentless tempest" of swirling dark clouds and lightning, symbolising his churning thoughts. In the storm's reflection, a ghostly older version of JB is visible, trapped and silent, mirroring the pilot's current state.
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This is the photo I should have taken (and uploaded) before the Thanksgiving one. But being always short on time...
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What a day! Time for a photo all together! But please, Benny, take your helmet off! 3... 2... 1... Say spaceship!!
([https://www.flickr.com/photos/flipimages], this is the photo I would have uploaded for the National Selfie Day...)
'I found Buildingbot!
And his little... uhm...
Robodog friend?'
'His What?!?'
'His RoboDog friend... I think he build a little robot from spare parts that were left over after assembly of our station...'
Well hello little fellow...'
'Kriiiiioeoeoeowiiiiiiitchktckgrrrrraaaaaaaooooo. Beep!'
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(the little fellow speaks an old land-line telephone-modem language no modern computer or nerd remembers).
The little bot was originally part of the collectible minifigure of 'builderbot (Robot Tech Repair) set. I bought the robot cheap on bricklink, knowing the small bot was not included, and blicklinked the eye plates to build it myself. Took me a while, but here he is...
The Necropolis Corridor takes seven standard cycles.
The Necropolis Corridor, a notorious stretch of space, demands an arduous passage. The journey through its treacherous expanse is officially estimated to consume seven standard cycles, a duration that underscores the inherent dangers and the mandatory precautions required for survival. While a theoretical minimum of 5 standard cycles might be achievable under exceptionally fortunate circumstances, such an optimistic timeframe is rarely realised due to the constant and unpredictable challenges presented by the corridor.
The primary factor contributing to this extended travel time is the prevalence of hazardous conditions. The corridor is riddled with fluctuating gravitational fields, unpredictable energy surges, and localised temporal distortions. These phenomena necessitate constant recalibration of navigational systems and demand extreme caution to avoid catastrophic structural failure or temporal displacement. It is a graveyard of unfortunate voyages. Dense fields of wreckage, ranging from microscopic particles to colossal remnants of starships, pose a constant threat of collision. Maneuvering through these fields requires meticulous piloting and significantly reduced speeds to prevent impact. It contains powerful and unpredictable electromagnetic storms that frequently erupt within the corridor, disrupting communications, disabling shields, and interfering with propulsion systems. Navigating these storms demands complete shutdown of non-essential systems and a crawl-like pace to mitigate damage. There are stories, and confirmed reports suggest the occasional presence of opportunistic scavengers or even sentient predatory species that thrive in the hazardous environment. While not a constant threat, their potential presence necessitates vigilance and a readiness for evasive maneuvers, further slowing progress.
These pervasive dangers necessitate reduced speeds throughout the entire journey. Attempting to traverse the corridor at standard transit speeds would exponentially increase the risk of catastrophic failure. Pilots must maintain a vigilant watch, constantly adjusting their vectors, engaging evasive maneuvers, and frequently entering periods of complete standstill to assess the ever-changing hazards. The cumulative effect of these necessary decelerations and stoppages accounts for the extended seven standard cycles required to navigate this perilous thoroughfare successfully. The Necropolis Corridor is not a route for the impatient or the unwary; it is a test of endurance, skill, and an unwavering commitment to safety.
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