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Aberystwyth, 5 May 2025.
Views of Aberystwyth, known for its university and colleges and with top attractions for tourists and holiday makers. Lying on Cardigan Bay, it has great beaches, a funicular railway leading up Constitution Hill and a steam powered narrow gauge railway that climbs nearly 12 miles to Pontarfynach / Devils Bridge.
A view from the upper part of Constitution Hill, showing the Cliff Railway with the town and beach beyond. The funicular railway was opened to the public in 1896 and at 237m / 778 ft is the second longest in Britain (Lynton/Lynmouth is longer).
Originally powered by water on a counterbalance system, it was converted to electric operation in 1921.
Butanik83 - Power Supply System O-DARU include hud 20 colors
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Dura-B106-HAIR (HUD-A): LeLUTKA size (made for men but fits perfectly to female heads too)
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Kokoro -Hinata (Bento AO) Priority 3 Walk
REKT_M1RU's Sensors & Collar ( color change by menu )
REKT_M1RU Robotic body (Hud color change for shoulders, lower arms, hands,fingers,torso,legs)
REKT_M1RU Robotic body ARMS
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Neo-Japan Event March Opens 27th 2021 to April 18th 2021
Max watering the Oil Seed Rape after a wee dip to cool off this morning. Not that it was exactly hot there was still a frost.
I was surprised with the skies parted on Saturday it was supposed to be cloudy all day long. Our first snow of the year will arrive later today with 1-3 inches. Something worth photographing :) Five exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 2
METRO RAIL SYSTEM , DRIVERLESS, AN ENGINEERING MARVEL.
Great Deal of Planning , sync, co-ordination and Precision image capture of your friendly family in the lead window of a moving train from a lead window of train approaching from opposite direction. In fact, one photographer failed to make the precision shoot.
The fast moving train emerging out of an yet to be completed station was shot from another fast moving train. People you see in the front window are travelers enjoying the exiting city scape. Similarly we were viewing from the fast moving train from the opposite direction. Yet Another Hi tech marvel in Dubai.
An Engineering Marvel, fully automatic driver less train.
Both on left and right sides are the metal scaffoldings yet to be removed.
Epipactis palustris (var ochroleuca) - Orchidaceae 198 24
Epipactis palustris name (palustris) refers to its usual choice of a wet marshy habitat. This preference is reflected in the orchids unsurprising common name of the Marsh Helleborine.
This is a species with a huge distribution across temperate Europe and Asia from Britain and Scandinavia in the west to Siberia in the East. It can grow in dense colonies, particularly in the damp, alkaline conditions it prefers such as dune slacks and base rich fens. Epipactis palustris is not however restricted to calcareous soils and although usually in smaller numbers, seems perfectly capable of thriving not just in neutral conditions but also in moderately acid ones.
Unlike many of the members of the Epipactis genus, Epipactis palustris does not seek out shade and indeed will not flourish if surrounding vegetation gets too rank or high. Although its roots require an uninterrupted supply of moisture, the visible parts of the plant seek full sun and this accounts for its total suitability to life in the wet slacks of large dune systems. It is not however a deep rooted orchid and in fact has only a shallow root system which is well suited to vegetative reproduction in wet ground. These shallow roots also maintain the plants nutrient supply by staying clear of the deeper and poorly oxygenated permanent water level.
This is not a particularly variable species but forms with reduced dark pigmentation are common. Here, the red pigmentation is absent altogether, this variant being known as var ochroleuca.
Source: John and Gerry's Orchids of Britain and Europe
The pedestrian walkway under the Hagley Road, Birmingham. Taken while waiting for people to pass the other way as the tunnel is a bit tight for social distancing restrictions.
The tunnel marks the point where the former Harborne branch line passed under the road. It closed as part of the Beeching cuts and was converted into a path in the 1970s.
After our misadventure in Kyoto, I wasn't keen to try out the rail system again for a while. This rail system looked much more complicated.
The Anson in its new RAF Coningsby Station Flight color scheme seen displaying in glorious weather at the Shuttleworth Collection Season Premier 2018, Old Warden.
I don't know about you, but I always know which phase the moon is in at all times.
I took a break from deep-sky to capture our beautiful first quarter (59% illuminated) moon earlier this week.
The image is a composite of two images to reveal the unlit portion of the moon for a more 3D look.
The starry sky was also added for effect. I've still got a lot to learn about solar system photography, but I REALLY enjoy it.
City in Color is a printed book of 27 full color photographic images. It is a 36 page, saddle-stitched book and it measures 5.8" x 8.26".
It is a series of 27 street photography photos taken in a 6 month period between November 2017 and May 2018 in New York City.
It is limited to 100 copies which are signed and numbered. This is the second book in a series titled Seeing With New Eyes. There are more titles to come in the near future. You can order it online. Thanks.
© 2016 Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott
Part of what is so intriguing about photography is the unique way that different exposures can fundamentally change scenes. This, for example, was the purposeful underexposure of a scene for a series of bracketed shots. But the heightened drama by imperfections in the lighting (dark, moody shadows, heavy vignette) made the image particularly stunning to me.
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ACE High System (Allied Command Europe High) was a Troposcatter communication system of NATO during the Cold War.
One of my most intense experiences.
This place is located on a peak of Apls. It wasn't a rational decision to climb this snow mountain without any clear path at night. After I reached halfway and then realized it is just impossible to keep going on, but it's also too dangerous to go back. I was stuck in the middle and for the first time felt extremely desperate. It ends up with I slipped down by accident for over 10 meters. Bruises and scratches all over my body are evidence of the insanity of that night.
This place is epic, but for sure I won't risk myself doing something like this again.
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In case you didn't know this is what the solar system might look like.
I had to atually do some "Honey Dos" last weekend.
You know the ones - Honey do this, Honey do that.
So some paint on metal posts had to be touched up and naturally it was a special paint which I had to hunt down. Made by Resene Paint in New Zealand, it is a metallic paint, and quite stiff as you can see from the picture above, taken after stirring it to try to make the contents evenly dispersed throughout the mix.
For those that are polychromatically challenged, metallic paint has a aluminium type substrate added which gives it a sparkly effect.
Most new cars these days are painted in metallic as often and only white is offered in the "normal" price and any other colour costs extra, perhaps another way that the manufacturers use to surgically remove more $$ from you.
Metallic paint is also called polychromatic or "metal flake" paint.
Historically, it was difficult to achieve an invisible repair if the paint was damaged because it is critical at which angle the flakes in the paint lie. Modern techniques have more or less eliminated this problem. Similarly it was difficult for amateurs to get an evenly dispersed mix of the metallics, and when sprayed on a surface, would clearly show up. Trust me I speak from experience.
It appears that metallic paint use on cars goes back to about 1930 which surprises me.
Trust me - best viewed On Black
As Smooth As Theme
June 23, 2020
From my socially distant photo walk through the neighborhood. Gotta remember to look up at the sky every once in a while!
A weather system rolled in and made for some kinda dramatic clouds. Used a -2 stop exposure compensation. Applied an orange filter in PS before converting to BW.
The matron of this floating house is purchasing fresh produce delivered by boat to her door.
Tonlé Sap lake in Cambodia is part of the Mekong River system and the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. The size and depth of the lake changes dramatically depending on wet or dry season, so structures can't sit on pylons. There are also floating stores, schools, storehouses, henhouses and other structures. Most people are engaged in fishing or trading.