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Are they just waiting for the perfect time to make themselves known to humans? Only time will tell...
an experimental 3D design and render I did back in 2002, found the .c4d file yesterday and re-rendered it. rendered with Maxon Cinema4D R14s internal renderer, with a low resolution HDR as an environment map along with a volumetric spot light for the rays. Nothing very fancy, it was fun when I did it.
During my September visit to the Trona Pinnacles, the setting quarter moon was preventing us from getting a clean shot of the Milky Way core. When the sky finally was fully dark, we soon decided to change our position and try to capture the Winter Milky Way over one of our favorite rock formations.
Some photographers call this section the 'bad' side of the Milky Way. In my opinion, they could not be more wrong. While it is a lot darker and therefore harder to capture than the region around the galactic core, the countless red nebulas and open star clusters make it one of the most colorful and interesting parts of the northern hemisphere sky.
Some of the better known deep sky objects visible are (top down):
- Double Cluster
- Heart and Soul Nebula
- California Nebula
- Pleiades
- Hyades
- Flaming Star Nebula
- Meissa Region
- Barnards Loop
- Orion Nebula
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EXIF
Canon EOS 6D astro modified
Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8
iOptron SkyTracker Pro
Low Level Lighting
Sky:
8 x 60s @ISO3200
Foreground:
5 x 60s @ISO3200
As if this year couldn't get any weirder...
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Starting to get back into night shooting. I found these bales of hay in a field not far from home. The lights in the background are those of Raymond Terrace, New South Wales. Australia.
These rock formations stuck me as the ideal pedestal upon which to place the Milky Way galaxy, in the context of our universe's seemingly infinite background of galaxies and stars.
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A Praying Mantis standing still on a branch to the light of an alien moon (a distant street lamp…)
Shot with Canon 450D & Canon 100mm f2.8 USM
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This is another photo from Alien World. I had planned to get out ther in October, but it isn't working out. I can't find anyone to go with me. Just don't think it is worth the risk to do it alone.
So if anyone is interested, and can hike in severe conditions, let me know. I plan on going to KOW and Alien World one day, and would think about doing some hikes in the northern part of Bisti Badlands on another. It would have to be someone I have followed and they followed me on Flickr for sometime..
In the heart of an ancient forest, where the trees whispered secrets of old, an alien-owl perched on a moss-covered stump. This stump, adorned with lichen and mushrooms, was a throne of nature’s artistry. The forest was cloaked in autumn’s vibrant hues, a tapestry of gold, crimson, and amber leaves that danced in the gentle breeze.
The alien-owl, with its multi-colored feathers that shimmered like a galaxy, tried to blend into this earthly scene. Its large, expressive eyes scanned the surroundings, ever watchful. With each subtle shift, its feathers mimicked the colors of the forest, a natural camouflage that made it nearly invisible to the untrained eye.
Despite its otherworldly origins, the alien-owl felt a deep connection to this place. It was a guardian of the forest, observing the delicate balance of life from its quiet perch. As the sun set, casting a warm glow over the forest, the alien-owl remained still, a silent sentinel in a world of wonder.
As I watched the Sage Grouse perform their mating dance I wondered if they were the model for some of the aliens in movies.
Male Alien God
Created with Midjourney AI engine.
Prompt: alien god --ar 4:5 --sref s.mj.run/bvHaXHA3B_A
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Taken with a Nikon D700 and a Nikon 35mm f2
This area was one of many that burned this year. It's appearance, as I walked through it, looked alien. Everything had burned as far as I could see.
SoCal
Weird alien cactus found and photographed on the hiking trail from Valle Gran Rey to El Cercado. La Gomera, Canary Islands. Spain 2013.
Doing some in house macro today. Simply a brown egg resting in the grasp of two intertwined forks on black plexiglass. No photoshop done on this image.
"We are being abducted by aliens, Irmaline!"
Visit the latest build of Cica Ghost, "Summertime", here: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sunshine%20Keys/208/149/27
... and don't forget to wear your tinfoil helmets, just in case. :-)
It was an eerie day along the Hudson River...windy and rainy. I didn't venture out with my DSLR but instead opted for my iPhone using the Hydra app. The multiple images the app took in order to boost the resolution created an almost otherworldly softness, from the turbulence of the water, to the layers of fog above and below, to the hills beyond, with a decaying protrusion emerging from the water. Throw in some postwork light leaks, and it took on a brooding, bizarre, alien-like quality, as if I had set foot on another world that wouldn't welcome my existence.
This is a Prosopis tree, a fine specimen standing on Farm Rietfontein in the Dordabis area.
Proposis has been declared an invader species but there are many that argue that the advantages of the tree outweigh the disadvantages.
I'm attaching a link for those of you interested.
travelnewsnamibia.com/archives/conservation-magazine/pros...
Thanks, Gary (www.flickr.com/photos/garygillette/) for pointing me in the right direction with this one. It's much appreciated. The sky was a challenge! ;-)
Have a Tree-mendous Tuesday everyone!
HTMT!
This is what I call a race! Taken at Nellis Airfare base, Nevada, not that far away from Area 51. Not often you see are car racing a jet aircraft!
Having a Xenomorph around is probably not the best idea. It'd be game over man! You'd have to nuke the entire site from orbit...it's the only way to be sure. The good news is, this is just a model and it won't try to use you as a host for it's babies. So you're safe. They only come out at night...mostly. If you step on a piece in space, nobody can hear you scream. This model features a ton of detail and articulation as well as some really fun techniques and part usage.
Get instructions here: buildbetterbricks.com/collections/our-newest-products/pro...