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🐦 Ospreys are not usually considered to be ⚡ high-speed flyers, but they can fly at ⚡ speeds up to 80 miles per hour (128 km/h) ... The 🐦 osprey’s flight ⚡ speed varies depending on its hunting strategy and what it is carrying…
Comment down below your guess about the ⚡ speed at which this 🐦 Osprey must have been flying…
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f/5.6, 1/1250 sec, ISO-6400
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Little game of the moment with the team BrickPirate. Build a racer with part Rotor Blade 62743, a challenge proposed by Alego Alego
I heard some rumbling next door today and stepped outside to see my neighbor firing up his Shelby 427 Cobra. He took me for a loop around the town...yes we were flying well over 100mph and I never understood why this guy never gets tickets and i have a stack of 'em.
Anyhow, here is the aerial shot as we started to burn down Hwy 4.
Lens is the Sigma 10-20.
High speed photography is the science of taking pictures of very fast phenomena.
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A small speeder made only with part from the excellent 31039: Blue Power Jet Lego set.
The canopy can open and two minifigs can comfortably sit Inside.
The speeder is very sturdy and highly swooshable.
CSX freight Q332 blasts through Joppa, MD with a duo of GE motors in the little bit of light that could barely be seen
Something different from me ... I like to mix it up with my photography and this is my first effort at panning!
Photo of a balloon being popped with a needle. (My lovely wife is doing the messy work of the popping). This is the one--and so far only--shot we took. The resulting dust cloud settled everywhere.
Strobists: ISO 200, ƒ/5.0, 4 sec., Sigma EF-500 DG Super @ 1/32
camera right, Vivitar 285HV @ 1/16 pointing up from below washing the
background (probably should have been snooted...I'll have to make one).
This is another shot that got screwed up by failed trigger.
Two tries and nothing.
The new debris detector handed me this. First try.
I like how the nose is carving out a potato cavity.
It's really rare to get two keepers in a row. This is even better, two good ones in a row.
I'm retiring for the night.
I made a larger than usual money investment in this set-up, 5$ for the Mr. Potato Head kit and 75 cents for the potato.
This is a graphic warning of what happens when you sneeze, pass gas and belch at the same time.
You have been warned.
Cheers.
Left photo:
Shutter Speed: 1/2000
ISO: 1600
F/6.3
Right photo:
Shutter Speed: 1/20
ISO: 100
F/8.0
Camera: Canon SX700
www.flickr.com/cameras/canon/sx700hs/
*Both photos brightened in post-editing*
The Imperial Armored Speeder, which appears in Andor, is a small versatile speeder utilizes by the Empire to transport troops and weapons. While primarily depicted in a patrol and security role, it can also be used for light fire support of Imperial stormtroopers and infantry.
This model is approximately 1/45th scale and has room for two minifigures, one driver and one gunner. This model is the perfect scaled for anything from small to large MOCs while still being highly detailed and accurate.
Instructions available on my Rebrickable: reb.li/m/248454
A last look for now at British India Line climbing Upwey bank from Weymouth to Bincombe Tunnel. I was uncertain whether to keep this one. However, having clipped the front of the locomotive, there is a certain something about the result. This was the last of a three burst sequence and the first two had the train too far away. So that in itself shows her speed and distance travelled between the second and third shots!