South African Airports: Air Force Base Swartkop (FASK)
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Based on sub-Arctic Siberian and Alaskan landscapes, this version of Endless presents a quiet moment at the end of a late summer day. Melting permafrost is changing the environment, transforming it into something new...
Una de las pocas imágenes que hice en vertical en mi estadía en la base, una maravilla de lugar, geoformas por todos los rincones con origenes diferentes...
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Dans la base avec Nicolas
Aquarelle sur double page carnet Etchr 21x30 cm - 1h30
Into the base with Nicolas
Watercolor on double-page Etchr sketchbook 21x30 cm - 1h30
At the base of Petrin hill in Prague Olbram Zoubek's sculpture "Never more Communism" or something in that style I have forgotten the exact name.
My daughter and my son if you find him are in between the figures.
Olbram Zoubek (except from us) has never received big applause for this work, it's bit creepy I have to admit and not all Czech are happy with new system 10% would prefer that capitalism never arrived.
The Golden Ronin disembarks his spaceship and is greeted by a cadre of security droids, "Welcome to base, Sir" the lead robot's speaker crackles, "this way, please"
Taken in Timelord Sandbox
Based on the source pic in 1st comment box, from Xandram:
www.flickr.com/photos/xandram/53581049891/in/dateposted/
Processed in Wombo.
For:
KP TT #336 March 15 - March 22, 2024
www.flickr.com/groups/1752359@N21/discuss/721577219204172...
Based upon its horizontal perching behavior, I believe this may be a male meadowhawk dragonfly. I found it perched at the edge of Mud Lake, a small lake found in Leelanau State Park on Michigan's Leelanau Peninsula. Help with more specific identification would be greatly appreciated. I have found trying to photograph dragonflies that zoom my way only to immediately zoom off in another direction, very frustrating. So, hurray for perchers!
#71 in Explore on August 14, 2020.
Not on the moon and not a base but a restaurant in Timmendorfer Strand, Baltic Sea, Germany.
Keine Mondlandebasis aber das relativ neue Restaurant auf dem Pier in Timmendorfer Strand, Ostsee.
The four DL Alcos that have just dropped their train in Pocono and Cresco are closing in on Scranton with their return train. The set is crossing Roaring Brook River viewed from Davis trail, a neat way to finish the day.
Cumbre considerada el mirador de Picos, el Coriscao (2.234 m.) divide Cantabria y León. Ascendida desde el puerto de San Glorio, con mucha nieve y mucho viento hasta llegar a la cima. Las vistas, alucinantes, hacia Picos de Europa, la montaña cántabra, palentina, leonesa...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT-_7BesEK4&t=6s / www.youtube.com/watch?v=TutW_updo10 / www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8axTLkm0-k / www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaZ1xQHbSbo / www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVIbslyxUXM
~Outfits~
Native : Nora Set Top
Native : Nora Set Shorts
Addams : Zoe Combat Platform Short Boots
R2 : K/E/N Tekkou [Black]
NeurolaB Inc. : GX-08 GLOVES
KENSHO : Glowing Tattoo Cyberpunk
monso : Mabel Hair
~accessories~
SOLE : SA - Proof E-insert
zero ichi : faceparts T1(fat4)
zero ichi : Ultimate Gas mask Helmet Belt
zero ichi : Ultimate Gas mask Helmet(for waist belt)
~Pose~
KOPFKINO : Cigarette Break
~Location~
zeroichi : Base Room
Based on online information I think this is a short tailed weasel.
We first noticed it in the yard about 5 days ago, raing through the grass, up and down trees and bushes and burrowing around our little water feature.
Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, May 27, 2022.
Mustela genus(?)
As nocturnal animals, weasels sleep during the day and are active at night. Most of a weasel's time awake consists of hunting, storing excess food and eating. Their bodies don't store fat, so they need a constant supply of food to provide enough energy. In fact, the least weasel eats 40 to 60 percent of its body weight every day, according to the Nature Conservancy.
Though weasels can dig their own burrows quite quickly, they sometimes take over other animals' burrows and make them their own. They have even been known to take over termite hills.
source - Live science.
I just love my vista’s to be moody with a bit of edge and the bonus of random light highlighting one of the tops, unfortunately this is as good as it got on Tuesday. I didn’t bother to get my Canon out of the backpack as I was iffy on it’s worth and took the photo with my Fujifilm XT30 16-80mm utility lens. This is a super little combo to be hanging on my shoulder in my old crumpler quick escape pouch. The xt30 is small and has got the best aps-c sensor Fujifilm produce at the moment and this 16-80mm is a very versatile lens, giving an equivalent 24-120mm focal range. It’s sharp enough for this sensor and has a great stabilisation. I always like a camera to be handy when I’m in the hills to catch the little moments of drama, regardless of it being a photography day where I would have a bit more camera umph in my rugsack, or a mountain day where I would only carry the small Fujifilm. The photo was taken maxed out at 80mm to catch a rare sight of the high tops. It’s centred on Base Brown flanked by a snow dusted Great End and the Gables either side.