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One of the last photos of the morning taken at Killcare, NSW, Australia. I for the first time ventured out over the rocks and to the headland which wasn't all that easy. After the first set of rocks, I decided to pack my gear up in my bag to allow both hands to help me over the rocks. The worst bit is that there was plenty of black rock to be found. It may as well be oil as it's extremely slippery. Hoping I'll find some time to look through them and see if there's anything worth posting.
The surf was actually quite big this morning and the surfer was catching quite a lot of them so was worth shifting out of slow shutter mode, the camera as well, to try and capture a shot with him.
Didn't have to wait long, got my shot and went home.
* I got an email asking how I got this shot. It was actually one of the quickest to render I've done for a while....yay...
It's only half HDR. While bringing the 3 exposures in for hdr'ing... The images just didn't want to talk that well with each other, the worst of it was the sky. so I did the hdr for the foreground and then bought a tweaked verson on the shortest exposure in for the sky and overlayed it. So the sky ended up being 100 percent not hdr overlayed, just tweaked with raw editor and then adjusted later with some curve adjustment.
The lowkey look of the whole image was also selective curve adjustments.
After I got to this stage and posted it, I felt I was missing something. but it was just the short amount of time it took to edit and post compared to the last couple of..monsters that left me feeling that way hehe.
This time, we were venturing into the dark remains of Yugoslavia's biggest military base. During the Cold War, the isolated Socialist state wanted to demonstrate its military strength with this partly-underground airfield. But by now, this has become a huge, almost forgotten area that still holds invisible threats. As we trespassed, there were several, often bizarre, encounters with the police. Join us and experience forgotten history first-hand in our urbex video: youtu.be/hJob_GyMv8o
Today, Danielle and I decided to venture into downtown Ottawa to see what all the "Freedom Convoy 2022" hubbub was about. We didn't venture close to where all the demonstrations were happening (I still avoid crowds like the plague) and stayed south of Laurier Ave.
Things were quiet (perhaps eerily so) and generally peaceful, save for the constant blaring of horns in the distance. From where we were, it sounded like a horn from a passing freight train, only constant.
We came across this Newfoundland-registered pickup truck-cum-convenience store parked on Metcalfe St. (at the corner of Gloucester) and couldn't help but notice the hundreds (thousands?) of signatures and slogans all over the truck, not a square inch uncovered. The first thing that came to mind was signatures people used to get on plaster casts after breaking an arm or a leg.
I wonder if Sharpie washes off...
One of three puppies born ant the ned of last year at Colchester Zoo. They had ventured out for the first time the day before my visit.
Downbound in early morning light, the NORTHERN VENTURE begins the 180 degree turn for the stone dock just below the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor.
Venture-equipped VIA 73 blasts through the village of Beachville, passing the former station site at Zorra Line.
VIA 73
VIA 2306, VIA 2207
CN Dundas Sub.
Beachville, ON.
Amtrak California EMD F59PHI no. 2005 is seen leading San Joaquin train 710 into Martinez, CA, en-route to Bakersfield.
2019 july 26
abstract optical materialism macropaintograph with household materials
Camera: Pentax K-50 16 Mpixel Digital SLR + Carl Zeiss Tessar 2.8/50mm via extension tube
The Northern Venture in the Upper St. Mary's River on its way to the Soo Locks and the lower Great Lakes.
My first entry for the ABS Season 1 Finale. This build initially started with the terracotta roof, and then while I was playing around with them some more I thought they made a nice bridge. The scene was inspired by Legopard and Brickvader's excellent Venice creation.
Scattering a broadsheet , 1005 Western Venturer roars through Reading General with 1A19 Cornish Riviera on 23/6/1973.
Johnny Thunder and the company are looking for the another adventure. Where they are swimming? I hope I'll show you next year.
The ship is loosely inspired by S.S. Venture form Peter Jackson's King Kong. It's about 75 studs long. And it doesn't float. :-)
Goole 21 June 2024
Launched as NEPTUN by Rosslauer Schiffswerft GmbH (yard no.235) in 1992. Entered service as LASS NEPTUN. Renamed WOLGAST in 1993 and reverted to LASS NEPTUN the following year. Sold to Faversham Ships Ltd in 2008 and renamed VALIANT. Renamed VENTURE in 2020 under Antiguan flag when sold to Centre Shipping Co Ltd (Rana Denizcilik Nakliyat San. ve Ticaret Sti., managers). Management transferred to Educy Shipping Ltd of London in 2024.
After 4 months trying to balance life things, I finally managed to finish this +8000 piece behemoth of a remake of the iconic Venture Koi as a SHIP, as a way to remember 10+ years since LEGO Universe closed.
If you’ve been following my design notes you’ll notice a lot of the parts I envisioned for it did actually make it to the end, as well as additional greebling, detailing, and interiors that improve on the original at a bigger scale - you can actually insert a minifig to slide down to the pods now!
Stay tuned for more pictures to come in the next few days.
2025.03.24
IMO:9482483
MMSI:477173100
Callsign:VRER6
Width:32.0 m
Length:190.0 m
Deadweight:53390 tons
Gross tonnage:32505 tons
Year of build:2009
Class:Handymax
AIS type:Cargo Ship
Ship type:Bulk Carrier
Flag:Hong Kong
Builder:
CHENGXI SHIPYARD CO..LTD.
Owner:
XIANGLONG INTERNATIONAL SHIP
All the photos I took of him were out of focus, and yet the photos I didn't even try on ended up beautifully sharp. Argh!
If you need truth go to the mountains, they will give you an honest reality check. On the left you can see a glimpse of the Skaftafelljökull glacier tounge. Skaftafell, Iceland
Get in touch: malchow-in-malta@hotmail.com
Venture Bike Shop on the Midtown Greenway. The bike shop replaces a previous bike shop that closed a couple years ago.
We stopped by to see the young owls on our way home from a Wildlife Refuge and were amazed to see the change that had occurred in just three days. The owlet that is up on the knot is actually the smaller, and both are now stretching their wings. I wish we lived closer, because they may be fledging soon. Even if they leave before we can visit again, this has been an amazing couple of months, and we have been so privileged to have watched the young owls in their early journey through what we hope will be long and successful lives.
Dark Souls III - Lanczos2 dowsampled 16MP photostitch | ReShade Framework 1.1.0 /w custom palettes | jim2point0's CE table for FOV and Hattiwatti's cinematic tools.
God damn you, K-putt. WHY!?
I friggen love The Venture Bros. It's easily one of my top ten shows. So here's some figs from it. (Also my first post of 2017. Hoorah.)
The Monarch! Stormtrooper head with upside down mustache for his trademark eyebrows, and the CMF Queen crown glued into the stud. Geonosian wings, Pharaoh's Quest Anubis torso/legs. He needs the trademark goatee, I know. I plan on sculpting one eventually.
Hank Venture: Young Obi-Wan head, CMF Sailer torso, belt from that Dino theme from back in what, 2012?
Dean Venture: Lone Ranger head, CMF Librarian torso.
Doctor Rusty Venture: Snape head with (badly) painted on glasses and goatee, CMF Janitor torso/legs.
Brock Sampson: CMF Wrestler mullet, Aquaman head, Black torso, Superboy arms, CMF Dino Hunter legs.
I wanted to make Doctor Girlfriend but I don't have the parts to do her justice so, I'll save her for wave two, along with Dr. Orpheus and Col. Hunter Gathers probably.
Let me know what you think!
Bold Venture Park in Darwen features a waterfall formed by the Bold Venture Brook as it enters the northern part of the park. The brook then continues through the park as a series of smaller falls and pools. The largest pool, predating the park's design, forms the centerpiece of the late 19th-century layout and is surrounded by formal gardens.
Venture House, the plaque on the right of property is in
memory of Alfred Cackett (1857
1947) who once lived and worked
here and who built Penny
Farthing Bicycles and Venture
motorcycles.
photography © Jeremy Sage
Nu-Venture 807 YX58 DVJ is seen on Oxley Shaw Lane, Leybourne whilst working route 58. Thursday 21st April 2022.
AD E200 Dart - AD Enviro 200 10.2m (Ex-London United DE7 & DE20007)
A joint venture between Toijala's locomotive museum and Swedish based association "Svenska Motorvagnsklubben" who have ordered a four day long excursions around Southern and central Finland on board the type Dm7 dieselrailcar number 4216 which itself is operaited by the association of railway enthusiast of Northern Finland or Porha for short. On the second day, the Swedes on board the 4216 were brought to Haapamäki where they had the chance to have a look at the museum rollingstock of Haapamäki museum locomotive society and also have a cup of coffee on a cafecar. After that the journey commenced towards East and the day should be finished in Mikkeli. 4216 has to be turned on the turntable as it is preferred among drivers that Dm7 are driven by the calm end rather than the noisy end with the engine compartment in it. While passengers are still on board, the 4216 is the turning celebrity on the turntable as the locomotives of HMVY watch.
a couple of joint ventures with lunaryuna:
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