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Found this guy in his huge colony of a fallen tree deep into the woods. was interesting to watch them and break bits of the wood off to see into the colony. I also found a queen that looked so huge and different that I mistook it as a different speices
A series on flying along the terminator. Crazy that on one side of our flight path, Earth is in the sunlight, but if I look on the other side I see darkness and shadows… yet it’s very simple geometry. Notice how the clouds make shadows too. Soyuz and Progress both docked proudly to the Space Station too (the Progress has left since I took this picture). 4 years ago on this today I was leaving the Space Station in the Soyuz spacecraft MS-03 with Oleg Novitsky. The Soyuz pictured here (closer to camera and with a green periscope used to target the docking) is Soyuz MS-18 – 15 spacecraft have been built and flown since our last mission together. This shows the regular and reliable commute to space Soyuz offers. This Soyuz MS-18 is extra special because it has been named after Yuri Gagarin, 60 years ago the first person to enter Earth orbit. It is touching to think that Yuri, Oleg and myself all had similar views of our planet, the clouds and sunsets have hardly changed.
Une série de photos prises alors qu'on survolait le terminateur. Pas le robot venu tout droit du futur : en astronomie, c'est la zone de séparation entre la face éclairée et la face dans l'ombre d'un objet (dans notre cas, la Terre). Ça date de quelques semaines, le cargo Progress est parti depuis... Il s'expose fièrement sur les photos, aux côtés du Soyouz MS-18 d'Oleg. Un Soyouz tout à fait semblable à celui qui nous a ramené sur Terre il y a 4 ans pile, Oleg et moi :) Il est au premier plan et reconnaissable au périscope vert foncé qu'on utilise pour viser lors de l'amarrage. 15 de ces vaisseaux russes ont volé depuis notre dernier séjour dans l'espace, c'est un modèle très fiable ! Celui-ci a un petit quelque chose en plus : il a été baptisé Youri Gagarin (Ю.А. ГАГАРИН), d'après le 1er homme qui a atteint l'orbite basse il y a 60 ans. Je me demande si Youri pensait la même chose qu'Oleg et moi en contemplant notre planète, ses couchers de Soleil et ses nuages ont peu changé depuis ;)
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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Cut away and renew...for the greater good.
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Canon EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens. 8 images manually focused and merged, 2s delayed shutter, natural light, reduced contrast a touch and monochrome tones adjustment (Affinity Photo).
From the Richard Harvey Studio One
Is there still Brickheadz lovers? I thought they were dead but TLC produce some new ones and I like that . By my side, I just finished to build and modelize those and instructions are in my shop here:
www.baronsat.net/baronshop/Lego-Moc-Instructions-Terminat...
Beware they are unstoppable.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
كيفكم ان شاء الله بخير
خلاص انا تحولت تنمنيتور هههههه وش رايكم فيني بس
تم التصوير والمعالجه بالفوتوشوب والكتابه بالالستريتور
اتمنى انها تعجبكم
تحياتي لكم
A series on flying along the terminator. Crazy that on one side of our flight path, Earth is in the sunlight, but if I look on the other side I see darkness and shadows… yet it’s very simple geometry. Notice how the clouds make shadows too. Soyuz and Progress both docked proudly to the Space Station. 4 years ago on this today I was leaving the Space Station in the Soyuz spacecraft MS-03 with Oleg Novitsky. The Soyuz pictured here (closer to camera and with a green periscope used to target the docking) is Soyuz MS-18 – 15 spacecraft have been built and flown since our last mission together. This shows the regular and reliable commute to space Soyuz offers. This Soyuz MS-18 is extra special because it has been named after Yuri Gagarin, 60 years ago the first person to enter Earth orbit. It is touching to think that Yuri, Oleg and myself all had similar views of our planet, the clouds and sunsets have hardly changed.
Une série de photos prises alors qu'on survolait le terminateur. Pas le robot venu tout droit du futur : en astronomie, c'est la zone de séparation entre la face éclairée et la face dans l'ombre d'un objet (dans notre cas, la Terre). Ça date de quelques semaines, le cargo Progress est parti depuis... Il s'expose fièrement sur les photos, aux côtés du Soyouz MS-18 d'Oleg. Un Soyouz tout à fait semblable à celui qui nous a ramené sur Terre il y a 4 ans pile, Oleg et moi :) Il est au premier plan et reconnaissable au périscope vert foncé qu'on utilise pour viser lors de l'amarrage. 15 de ces vaisseaux russes ont volé depuis notre dernier séjour dans l'espace, c'est un modèle très fiable ! Celui-ci a un petit quelque chose en plus : il a été baptisé Youri Gagarin (Ю.А. ГАГАРИН), d'après le 1er homme qui a atteint l'orbite basse il y a 60 ans. Je me demande si Youri pensait la même chose qu'Oleg et moi en contemplant notre planète, ses couchers de Soleil et ses nuages ont peu changé depuis ;)
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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NS 1072 leads the 256 Roadrailer through Sadorus. To my surprise, the thing had slowed right on down. I had been expecting to have to really put my foot down to stay ahead for another shot or two, but then it wasn't really necessary. Turns out 32N was stopped just ahead of it, and CN had revoked NS control of the Tolono diamond just minutes after giving it to them. They just kept lining CN trains through the diamond for ages and got 256 and 32N stuck for quite some time. Got a chance for some long distance glamour shots though, so that was fun. Wacky day out!
WIP: a couple of figures inspired by the WH40k White Scars Terminators.
I hope to build them really soon.
Thanks to Garry for great inspiration that its models gave to me.
I made some Terminator customs, John Connor and Cameron, probably the best faces I have ever painted onto a Minifigure. I’m especially proud of the exposed Metal on Cameron, but the detail on John’s face was actually harder to get.
male swan at ackers pit on friday the 18th of december hoping to get some nice snow shots but turn out abit rubbish + there wasn't much snow
ARRIVA Buses Wales DAF DB250 / Plaxton President 4180 - LJ51 ORG stands at the terminus of the P&R service to and from Glan Clwyd Hospital. The bus transferred to Rhyl depot from ARRIVA North West late last year.
After being signal checked to allow 1A79 priority into the station, ScotRail 170427 gets clearance into Dundee to terminate with 1L57 from Glasgow QS.
Ghent De Lijn PCC Tram 6203 had just completed another Line 24 service to Rabot and was about to move to the nearby siding where the driver would take a short break and change cabs before working the next timetabled service.
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The eyes are currently photoshopped on, I think I have an idea how to achieve something similar using craft beads.
Mirror's Edge: Catalyst
• WBG for custom resolution
• ReShade
• HattiWatti's Cinematic Tools for free camera, FOV edit, DOF, Resolution Scale 2, Tonemap and pause
I love watching these as they work their way up decaying trees. Every inch is quickly inspected. Any moment could be an unfortunate bug's last. And then it's on to the next tree.
The double track in the foreground was the Joint Line to March, closed when the photograph was taken. At this time, trains from Cambridge terminated in the former Huntingdon platform, behind the signalbox. The signal on the left looks to have a concrete post - I believe these were popular in the early 1920s.