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Nothing else in nature can match the size and beauty of a garden spider's web. This picture shows less than 25% of the entire web! which is about a meter and a half across.
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Rochester Sweeps Festival :-))
It may be the 2012 event but it gives a good idea
of what the event is all about!!
google translate says sweepers while I would say cleaners ... what is the correct term in English ? sweepers sounds weird ;)
... and sweeps it is :) thanks ! ...
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A trio of CN C40-8s sweep around the curve at Wales, Minnesota with U788 for Minntac. Splitting off to the left is the Wales Branch, an important DMIR lumber branch that was built in 1917 initially to Whyte and extended to Forest Center in 1948. Most of the branch was abandoned in the 1980s but a small stretch is still used by CN to interchange with Northshore Mining at NorShor Junction.
After 90 years of trying (yeah ha ha!!) I finally managed to get a half-way decent aerial shot. Shame about the fog - could have done with the nice blue sky that's outside my window this afternoon.
I had to work hard on the different elements of this composition. The focal point is the rising mist in the distance, which was my starting point for the rest of the image. The framing of the trees and the sweep of the shoreline, in particular, formed crucial elements. The branches on the left compete a little with the background vegetation and I am slightly unsatisfied about not being able to see the vanishing point of the river. However, I think the mood of the image does go some way towards compensating for some of these shortcomings.
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Stormy sunrise at Turimetta beach, Sydney Australia.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Perhaps this is the first time that I have shot a closeup of this sweep, but I did have a purpose in mind. I wanted to use this favorite art piece in a couple of Photofox photo editing creations creations. "Not Easily Distracted" is one of them.
"Well, chaps, ever since Christmas Eve, Basil and me have been full on. Findin' a lotta candy canes and half-eaten biscuits bungin' up the chimneys all over London. Same thing every year, but we can't spill the beans. That jolly ol' elf is ace for me business!! Cheerio!!"
Lit with a soft box and Ulanzi LED.
It was so sunny when I went for a walk, and from the first pic on my video it took only 10 minutes and it was all grey.
a lot to take in at a glance
very near to Eggleston
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The sunset provided an excellent subdued background for this piece of artwork. Subtle is good, especially in these drama-filled days.
Welp, more from the Japan blackbooks.. but not this trip.. my son didnt let me draw at all this time so i didnt get a chance to do anything interesting to me.
Now im home so i guess id paint one of the older outlines i did.
Samurais and ninjas.. who doesnt love em..
homie from the side of my M took the worst of it tho.. the T decided to use the Sai "E" on em.. ow.
and the O is the hyotan.(gourd)
Having cleaned up, 'Storm 31', US Air Force 492FS/48FW McDonnell-Douglas (Boeing) F-15E Strike Eagle 97-0222 sweeps away during an overshoot at home-base Lakenheath
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Now THIS is my best render yet. The difference--using blender on my laptop for extra control. It was super easy to set up thanks to the Mecabricks add-on. The biggest benefit was the ability to use Linear ACES color managment. The colors seem much sharper and more in-line with photos of real bricks. The only issue is I couldn't get subsurfs onto the curvier parts, so just don't look too closely at them. (Also, my "studio lighting" setup needs work)
For the build, this is a bit cyberpunky/hibernia-y that I've had sitting around for a bit waiting to be rendered. I used it as a test model because it is a whole lot smaller and simpler than the others I've been posting. The model is based on some concept art from somewhere or someplace. One of those cyberpunk video games maybe, but who's ever heard of those...
I begin my walk at Penrhyn Bay as the first light of dawn begins to touch the horizon. The air is calm, and the long stretch of shingle and pebble beach provides a peaceful atmosphere. The path soon approaches the Little Orme (Creigiau Rhiwledyn) headland. This section of the walk involves a gentle rise, offering an elevated perspective of the bay and the surrounding coastline. You might spot seals resting at Angel Bay (Porth Diniewaid) from the viewpoint. Descend from the headland into the charming village of Rhos-on-Sea. The path here is a wide, shared walkway and cycle track that runs alongside the sea, part of the National Cycle Route 5. You'll pass the tiny St Trillo's Chapel, reputed to be the smallest in the British Isles. The walk continues along the extensive promenade that sweeps into Colwyn Bay. The path is well-maintained and provides easy access to the sandy beach and the Porth Eirias water sports centre. As you near Colwyn Bay, the town comes to life with various cafes and facilities along the seafront.
The walk is approximately 6 miles (9 kilometres) and is largely on sealed surfaces, though some sections near the Little Orme are steeper and may be rougher.
Rhos on Sea. North Wales. UK.
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Maybe of those distant sheep filled hillsides, who knows?
What we do know without any doubt whatsoever is that dogs dream, so presumably they Daydream ????