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I finally managed to get this image out of my head and on to a camera this evening!
The track leading up to a natural focal point and coinciding with the slope of the hill has caught my eye many times up on this hill in the Peak District. Tonight, I finally managed to be in the right place at the right time!
Lit using a drone overhead and the willing abductee aka victim willing to hold a torch aloft for 30 seconds.
All shot in one exposure, no AI or Photoshop!
A spinning Carousel in Fontainebleau/France.
Un manège en mouvement a Fontainebleau/France.
2020-01
Using a small tripod.
Female Alien Godddess
Created with Midjourney AI engine.
Prompt: alien god --ar 4:5 --sref s.mj.run/bvHaXHA3B_A
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The recent announcement of a discovery of potential evidence for life on Mars during the ancient past, does get us thinking. There was a time when there was no life on earth as well. Of course, complex life evolved on earth over eons of time, and this infrared image gives us a glimpse at a rock formation that might be at least 200 million years old. In other words, we are much closer to the time when homo sapiens began populating this planet (just a mere 300,000 years ago), than when these alien rocks emerged through volcanic action and were shaped by later glacial activity.
NASA Mars rover Perseverance finds best potential evidence yet of ancient life
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09-11/nasa-discovery-ancient-lif...
Alien World is a part of the Valley of Dreams area. It is an amazing area, and not as hard to get to after find a road we can drive closer to it.
The exciting thing for me this year, was studying google earth to try find a road that would get me closer. I saw some faint tracks with the software, so I navigated to where I thought it started, and it was actually there. It was so exciting for me that I found the new closer entry point.
If she could just blow on the dandelion clock Nim’s wishes might come true... alas she could only greet it like an alien friend 👽
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What is this? The surface of a newly discovered alien world? If we encountered extra-terrestrial life, would we even recognise it? SETI? 👽
Alien Beauty.
Jellyfish may be venomous, but they are have strange beauty
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This is the other half of the mural from my last post. By All Day Painting crew. Love those Space Invader aliens!
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I'm really good at disappearing from SL for unknown periods of time, I doubt I'll ever really play consistently again, but who knows. It's still fun to pop on and off though to say hi to friends and see all the new things people create. Anyways, when I am online, I usually hang out here. Come say hi.
Slightly out of focus because this little guy was just going crazy and wouldn't stay still.
(110/365)
One of the spikes above the entrance to the Grand Lisboa Casino in Macau - with a little bit of postprocessing ;-)
Originally uploaded on May 21, 2007
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I like what the fog do with the light , everything become so mysterious and you can see the ordinary things different.... the world around you just changes
This prairie in the Everglades National Park show startling foliage that contrasts with the barren environment giving it an other worldly feel.
Just below the summit of Legges Tor, which rises above the central plateau of Ben Lomond, we come across some interesting equipment. The ski lift is obvious enough, but my title reflects a little confusion as to the origins of the solar panel on the right.
My first thought was a weather station, but that seems unlikely since we lack the means of measuring rainfall and wind speed (there's no anemometer). Is it an alien probe? My guess is that it in fact measures seismic activity and relays this information electronically.
Interestingly enough, this is the only place on the entire mountain that has mobile phone reception. So one would think that our phones can tap into whatever signal is being emitted from this "probe". Any suggestions warmly welcomed.
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While out hoping to capture the aurora borealis my wife was abducted by what I have to presume were aliens. Live long and prosper!
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62. Alien Predators - Poland - 8/04/2017...
Sony SLT A55V + Tamron 90.0 mm...
Cat: Close-up ...
© 2016 Zbigniew Walkiewicz...
“Sometimes I arrive just when God's ready to have somone click the shutter.” - Ansel Adams...
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"Macro Mondays" "Queen"
(Figurine of Alien Queen /face is half a credit card)
The "Alien" (also referred to as "Xenomorph XX121") is a fictional endoparasitoid extraterrestrial species that is the eponymous antagonist of the Alien film series. The queen was designed by Cameron in collaboration with special effects artist Stan Winston, based upon an initial painting Cameron had done at the start of the project. In the years since the release of Alien, the Alien has become one of the world's most recognized movie monsters and a pop-cultural icon. In 2003, the Alien was voted as the 14th most memorable screen villain by the American Film Institute.