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Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is a green day at Color my World Daily and we all need vitamins. So why not an orange, egg and lemon mix to boost our vitamins intake. And since I have a very busy day ahead (with some major laundry folding, vacuuming and a 10km run) I will need the extra energy and motivation for sure!!
Happy green day !! See you later my friends !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!! And see you soon on Flickr !!
I have no idea what this plant is but tucked into the bushes, the reddish leaves caught my attention. In this HSS edit, I've emphasized the shadowy branches I was shooting through and boosted a few sliders in LR to deepen the colors! Hope everyone has a Happy Sliders Sunday!
52 weeks of 2017 ... collodion effect ... a retro look back in the day of wet plate photography ...
... again a stretch ;) as I don't have photoshop, this glass plate was edited in iPiccy ...
and hss !
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Promoters of Echinacea believe it boosts the immune system. Seeing these first thing on a dewy morning certainly boosted my mood even without ingesting any of it.
Featuring new release from Kartel & Bondi!
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Find credits for the entire look here!
I took this yesterday on my neighborhood walk. I boosted it with the Chrome option on my phone for Sliders Sunday - HSS!
Cashapp & Venmo: $AnnairaOtakuOnna
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Outfit: Dice Bodysuit by ERSCH www.flickr.com/photos/amzersh
Weapon: Bird Guantlets by [AiiZawa] www.flickr.com/photos/188661871@N02/
In front of Natalia Seranade's images (part of her exhibition 'The Meaning of Love) @ Nitroglobus
Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sunshine%20Homestead/38/25...
A part of a shop window covered with semi transparent, adhesive, white plastic before painting the facade. I just can't explain the yellow, green and blue shapes. The broad Depth of Field makes it very dreamy.
👚 EVIE - Boost Sweater
- Long Version
- Short Version
- 7 Metals Colors
- 12 Patches + On/Off
👖 EVIE - Boost Jeans
- Open Version
- Closed Version
- 14 Fishnet Colors + On/Off
- 14 Panties Colors + On/Off
- 7 Metals Colors
👟 EVIE - Boost Sneakers
- 18 Colors
- 7 Different Parts To Colorize
EVIE - Boost Collection New! @ Equal10
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Sizes : Maitreya / Legacy / Perky / Freya
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This winter we really have played hide n seek with the sun here in Sweden. Rain rain rain, cloudy, shit load of snow (like 50cm in 2 days), a week with good weather and now we're back in rain rain rain. No need to say that the shit load of snow is long gone here in the southern parts now? :-P
The vitamin boost doesn't just apply to grapes and tomatoes. Photography often gives me a positive boost (and sometimes a bit frustation when things don't work out well). So now I'm curious what gives you positve energy?
Thanks for your views, faves and comments, they are welcome and appreciated.
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The National Trust is usually thought of as an organisation to protect historic buildings but as I learnt in Dorset they all protect precious habitats. These delightful sand dunes on Studland Bay are managed by the Trust and appear to be thriving . Maintaining a sand dune is clearly a complex process . The following notes are from the Trust website the information contained I thought was fascinating .
“What we know about sand dunes, how they function and thrive, has changed. Previously, we thought dunes should be stabilised – protected from disturbance and cornered off from people. And so, fences were put up, we were told to stay away, and the dunes had nothing to keep them dynamic. Climate change and air pollution only made matters worse. They sent a boost of energy and nutrients into an ecosystem that had formed on the bare minimum, catalysing plant growth. Combine our intentional and unintentional efforts, and we began to lose the essence of our sand dunes.
We removed factors that would normally result in cycles of dune formation and instead accelerated the forward process. Now Studland’s mosaic landscape is slowly becoming smothered by gorse and trees. Open sandy habitats are being buried and rare wildlife pushed out. Data from the Cyril Diver citizen science project in 2016, reveals species like the Sand Lizard and Meadow Pipit shrinking in distribution, their numbers squeezed to the dune edges.
Studland’s dunes need our help. We need to slow down the acceleration of plant growth, restore Studland’s mosaic landscape and bring back the dynamic nature of our dunes into a self-regulating system. These are the aims of the Dynamic Dunescapes project. The project is a partnership between Natural England, Plantlife, Natural Resources Wales, The Wildlife Trusts and the National Trust, with National Trust sites including Woolacombe and Studland Bay.
At Studland Bay, four routes will be taken to restore the dunes:
1 Bare ground creation: Using tractors and mechanical excavators to clear sections of dense vegetation and re-create areas of bare sandy ground.
2 Reintroducing cattle grazing: Cattle mimic the benefits wild herbivores have on an ecosystem; they create bare ground, crop vegetation and form mosaic landscapes. In 2021, ten Red Devon cattle will arrive to Studland and start grazing the dense vegetation at the centre of the dunes.
3 Removing invasive carp from Little Sea: Carp were illegally introduced to a freshwater lake, known as Little Sea, triggering an ecological collapse. Dynamic Dunescapes will provide funding to remove carp from Little Sea and restore the ecosystem.
4 People: What better way to open the land, limit vegetation growth and create some much-needed disturbance than our very own feet? We want to remove the presumption that exploring the dunes will harm them. Instead we want to encourage people into the dunes, to learn about them, experience their beauty and help get them back to their sandy ways.
THANKS FOR YOUR VISITING BUT CAN I ASK YOU NOT TO FAVE AN IMAGE WITHOUT ALSO MAKING A COMMENT. MANY THANKS KEITH.
ANYONE MAKING MULTIPLE FAVES WITHOUT COMMENTS WILL SIMPLY BE BLOCKED
Rundle Mall - I like the strong colour contrasts and the subtle signs echoing the action - look carefully 😉
4th gear, 100mph, 18psi... I can't stoppppp!
This is NOT a Photoshop effect. The image was actually taken at a very safe pace with 1" shutter speed. I took about 50 pictures and most of them turned out okay, but I really like this one because the pretty red truck I was passing really gives a great sense of motion. The camera was mounted on a tripod in my car, and the shot was taken with a remote in my hand.
If you like this shot, you may be interested in these shots too. My Explore set, and
Hey! Here's my newest build. This time mixing the hits of Rascal Flatts in Cars and the insanity of Star Wars. I built this for an Imperial Builders Division contest. I hope you all enjoy this movie mashup as much as the last!! Thanks for stopping by and checking it out!
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Head: GENUS Project - Genus Head - Strange Face W001
Body: [LEGACY] Meshbody (f) Perky Edition (1.3.2)
Francesco Hayez (1791-1882)
Portrait of Teresa Manzoni Stampa Borri, 1847-9
Oil on canvas
cm 117 x 92
Teresa Borri Stampa, a widow, married the widower Alessandro Manzoni in 1837, becoming his precious helpmeet. It was she who advised him to publish “The Betrothed” in episodes illustrated with engravings, an editorial novelty that boosted the novel’s popularity.
The work was left to Brera in 1900 by Stefano Stampa, the son of Teresa Borri. The portrait, which is a companion piece to the one of Alessandro Manzoni, whom Teresa had married after the death of their respective spouses, had been commissioned by Stefano Stampa himself in 1847 and had then remained for two more years in the studio of the painter, who signed it patriotically as an “Italian of the city of Venice.”
Here the favorite portraitist of aristocratic and liberal circles in early 19th-century Milan has produced a work for private use, which takes its cue, in the iconography, dress and atmosphere, from the sitter’s domestic and everyday environment: its strictly private nature emphasised by the flask of smelling salts that the sickly Teresa invariably kept about her person.
Suzuki Ignis Hybrid System 3.1 PS,
E-Boost, 50 Nm.
Reicht für etwa 4 km.
Für die vollständige Rekuperation genügt eine Bergabfahrt von unter zwei Minuten!
Im Schub Modus des Motors!
Beim Bremsen rekuperiert er deutlich langsamer!
Karin und Sigrun
beim Waschpark
glänzt noch!
Alltags Verbrauch
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mit 66% Schnellstrasse auf der Pendler Strecke!
( bei über 150 km/h braucht er halt kurzzeitig ~7,2 Liter, da das Hybrid System hier aufhört zu unterstützen )
Der Tempomat ist auf 10 Liter Verbrauch abgeregelt! Dabei bleibt das Hybrid System aus!!
Facelift 2020 ff
Verbessertes Mild Hybrid System:
300% stärker!
3.1 PS (2.3 kW; 3.1 hp) at 1,000 rpm
The mild hybrid motor produces 3.1 PS (2.3 kW; 3.1 hp) and 50 N⋅m (37 lb⋅ft) of torque.
Very good recuperation
Rekuperation
Das Rückkomplungs-system lädt durch die Motorbremskraft den Akku wieder auf, somit ist kein externes Laden notwendig!
Qualität beim Kraftstoff:
Super Benzin:
cruisen bis
5 L
flotter:
5,5 L
bis
6,3 L
je nach Fahrweise und Verkehr
170 km/h (106 mph) (manual)
Statistik nach etwa 40.000 km!
Die Kosten belaufen sich auf 10€ pro 100km mit E5.
Mit E10 auf etwa 11€.
Mit Oktan 100, maximale Performance, auf etwa 12 Euro.
Dabei spare ich aber 10 Minuten Zeit ein jeden Tag!
Das sind 40 Stunden weniger auf der Pendler Strecke im Jahr.
Eine Stunde Zeitersparnis kostet mich 12 €.
Also 2 € am Tag.
An manchen Tagen cruise ich nur.
Tempomat auf 90 kmh und 4 Liter Verbrauch sind möglich!
Mit Performance fuel!
?? how to squeeze the 83ps to its limits ??
Performance fuel octan 100!
ROZ 95 und höher treibt ihn am Berg an und bei der Höchstgeschwindigkeit! enorm an.
Performance fuel wirkt sich auf die Leistung nur aus, wenn wirklich sportlich gefahren wird.
Aber auch im unteren Drehzahl Bereich wirkt er spritziger.
Bei meiner täglichen Pendler Strecke von 100km habe ich das exakt getestet!
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Wenn man cruist hilft es beim Sprit Verbrauch ein wenig.
1. Gang - bis 40 km/h
2. Gang - bis 80 km/h
3. Gang - bis 120 km/h
4. Gang - bis 165 km/h
5. Gang - bis fast 180
GPS bereinigt, ja nach 15" oder 16 " Felgen
8 km/h bzw 4 km/h abzüglich
Vmax: 172 km/h er GPS abgesichert, 15" Zoll Felgen!
Vmax: 176 km/h er GPS abgesichert, 16" Zoll Felgen!
Tacho geht nicht umsonst bis 200 km/h
CO₂-Ausstoß: kombinierter Testzyklus 110 g/km.
Türen öffnen fast 90° Grad an den Seiten
Kofferraum:
Und über 185 cm hoch, hinten zum drunter stehen
Sommer: 16 Zoll
vorne 2,6 Atü
hinten 2,4 Atü
16"Felge:
Reifengröße: 175/60R16 82H,
Reifenhersteller: Bridgestone ECOPIA EP150
TEST:
Trocken: B
Nass: B
69 db: B