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cell of a rain storm with high virulence download all observed from the ruins of an ancient castle defense
Beijing, China.
I don't know why, but this reminded me of a Second World War film. Must be the Naziesque uniform.
Nikon D700. Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8G ED AF-S Nikkor Wide Angle Zoom.
An Island from the Island Nation of Maldives, which I and other 300,000 people call home.
After figuring out how to do time lapse shots about a month ago, I couldn't wait to go on our family vacation to PEI where I could try some shots on the ocean.
I took this on a lovely summer evening on the coast of PEI. There are hardly any rocks on some of the beaches so I was struggling to find a foreground subject such as a rock to emphasize the movement of the water. Thankfully these stones were there, so I set down my tripod, prepared to be wet, and clicked the button.
I hope you like it!
finally started to do them chores i've been neglecting around the Okiya
#sweepinthemkamishichikenstreets
I freakin' LOVE this figure. I love the bright blue colour and the design with the bat-like wings, suggestive to me of a fallen angel. The panel lines are sharp and cracked, not unlike the hatches on a stealth fighter. He's got slightly limited articulation compared to Hot Rod and Wreck-Gar, ie: no thigh swivel so his feet tend to stay pointed forward, it's a tiny gripe when the rest of the figure look so magnificent and Machiavellian.
Living in Portsmouth give us immediate access to the fantastic Historic Dockyard. The most recent additions seem to me to bookend what the place is all about: HMS M33 a Galipolli survivor, & Boathouse 4, where the damage caused is repaired & we start again.
More photos from this event please click here.
Joe's not a spy, he's a chimney sweep and as a matter of fact he's been here before. Scroll back through the stream and you'll find him in all his black and white glory. He mentioned when I spoke to him that he would like to be a colourful sweep this time - so here goes.
was just fooling around between turns with shutter speeds........curling is a fun winter sport and great exercise
Not a Particularly Chistmassy picture, but it's all I've got at the moment...
So...
Happy Christmas!
Sorry I've been pretty much under the radar lately, but life has a habit of getting in the way sometimes.
Hope you all have fantastic holidays.
Elana
xXx
Lili: Child of Geos
@5600x3150, downsampled
HUD hidden with GeDoSaTo
FOV control through ini edit
Wall-hugging to hide character model
+SweetFX
this little girl was sitting at the beach for about couple of hours like this .. wonder what makes her so sad .. or she just enjoys watching the sea !
Joe is one of my favorite characters, he can be found every year at the Pickering WWII Weekend and is always up for a bit of standing still for a minute. The first time I met him he almost knocked me on my tush as he came flying around a bend on his bicycle. I got the feeling that he felt he had to say yes when I asked for a pose. Nice guy and I'm looking forward to seeing him this year.
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One of Bert's fellow chimney sweeps gives a big smile for the camera.
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NIKON D750 + 16.0-35.0 mm f/4.0 @ 19 mm, 62 sec at f/11, ISO 50
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© Rodney Campbell
View from Gedling Country Park, Nottinghamshire.
Sweep Panorama: 8192x1856
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Bringing good luck to a newly wedded couple.
Another first class 1940s weekend , attended by thousands as usual, manty thanks must got to the promenade's and re-enactors who spend time and money dressing up for these events,.
Always excellent opportunities to photograph a bygone age.
2022.
It's rare to spot tom turkeys in full display - and I shot these at a distance with my old S3 a few years ago. Wish shot was sharper. I haven't seen a displaying turkey since then.
Little River / Georgia
We're having the coldest Thanksgiving morning in over 100 years - our therms register 20.7 to 23oF in different parts of our yard. Stay warm everyone, fill those bird feeders - and have a very Happy Thanksgiving!!
Winner, 15 challenges, Two of a kind, 3-14
Winner (Sweep), Game Two of a kind, 3-15
Eastern Tiger Swallowtails
Georgia
Winner (Sweep), Pre-game challenges, Symmetry, 11-11
Winner, Game, Taken in May, 4-12
Winner, Big Momma award, The Mother of All Challenge Groups, Symmetry, 8-12
During the long days of the Cold War, the Soviets began testing their biological weapons on small isolated villages within their own “Motherland”. Unknown to the world and their own people, these testings went perfectly well. When these experiments were finished, Spetsnaz Special “Sweep and Clear” units would be sent in to those villages affected to clean up the mess, and the victims.