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Sometimes I wonder, if the sea is bottomless, and full of endless possibilities. When do we get tired of it. How many hours do we stare out over the ocean and fall in love with it, every time? Still, it's full of contradictions. Waves and tides. Stream of fresh meets stream of salt. Hot against cold. I though about this when this shot was developed. It's and army against the navy. There's always a settlement.

They're in the skies. They have eyes. They terrorize.

 

A build for the Iron Forgery competition starring that miniaturized McToran torso as the seed part.

White-tailed eagles (Haliaeetus albicilla)

Here is a self-portrait around the conflict between Serenity and Insanity.

 

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Sci-Fi stuff..!Have a great week guys.Thanks for comments and faves!

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Halloween choices are so hard! (A little bit of Photoshop fun)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Trophies for the Interstellar Conflict category of the 2023 Space Jam, Lego sci-fi building contest. Individual pictures of each trophy can be found on my alt account: www.flickr.com/photos/133437844@N03/

Zebra conflict.(Kruger National Park RSA)

Feeder was like an assembly line. One flew in as one left.

Oil, pencils, on paper

30x22

Wild park Ferleiten ( Austria )

 

Technical Specs :

Location : Austria

Camera: Canon EOS 1D Mark III

Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM

Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/640)

Aperture: f/3.2

ISO Speed: 400

  

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Images may not be copied, downloaded, or used in any way without the expressed, written permission of the photographer.

I was walking along a creek and a ruckus broke out above my head. Two squirrels were chasing each other and making all kinds of loud noises. I managed to get this shot just as one was in the process of falling off the branch.

Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger)

White Rock Lake, Dallas Texas

My photos can also be found at kapturedbykala.com

This topic is approached by considering the 'composition opportunity', 'making it' in this sphere. They may instead act to maintain the precarious working situation we find ourselves in.

I took in the Damien Hirst exhibition at the Tate Modern in London this weekend.

Some looked for ages in wonderment i trotted through fairly briskly.

View On Black

70020 accelerates through Water Orton with 6H62 Walsall Freight Terminal to Earles Sidings discharged cement recorded for posterity as 170107 slides through almost unnoticed with a Birmingham bound service. The platform indicators continually kept rebooting with there now being conflicting times.

The rise of advanced robotic prosthetics proved to change the human condition. When supplied to the military it allowed soldiers that had been put out of the fight back on the field.

 

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Prophet: Alive and well despite losing his right arm. New gun and ink on his left arm.

Rex: New character, definitely expect to see more of him.

 

Also for those of you going to Brickworld Chicago The Epic Conflict will have another collaborative display there this year. Comment below if you're going. Bros are tagged. Feedback appreciated. Thanks!

  

Mural by Tristan Eaton aka @tristaneaton seen on the wall of the parking garage adjacent to Jack Casino in Cleveland Ohio.

 

Drone photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.

 

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This Alligator was not easing into the water, he was laying motionless like this for the longest time. Head in - tail out. Shipyard Plantation, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Northern gannet-Morus bassanus

 

Hungry Northern Gannets gather in the hundreds and wheel and turn over a shoal of fish, and then...the hunt begins.

 

From 35 meters (100 ft) in the air, the gannets plummet head-first, gaining momentum with powerful wing strokes. Just before hitting the water, they pull their wings close to their sides, piercing the surface in the shape of an arrowhead — at 95 km/h (60 mph). A plunge-dive that carries a gannet well below the surface, where its lethal beak clamps down on a fish. Bobbing up, the gannet shakes its fishy prey with vigor, juggles it a bit, then swallows it head first. A brisk, splashing bath — and it’s up in the air for another dive.

 

Such high-speed collisions would knock most creatures out cold. But Gannets have evolved air sacs in both the neck and shoulders that cushion the impact, and their skulls are specially reinforced.

 

When they’re on the hunt, Gannets offer a spectacular combination of beauty and lethality.

 

For more information, please visit www.birdnote.org/show/northern-gannets-plunge-dive

   

My 2 sons at Disneyland

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