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Part of the fish factory at Lambert's Bay, a small town known as "the Diamond of the West Coast and the crayfish mecca of South Africa".
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Old crates found outside an abandoned metal foundry -
Reinskou Metallstøperi - Damhaugen - Halden - Norge
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Texture: Pongo
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The source image for this photo-art landscape was my old photo of the "Lago Lacar," near San Martin de Los Andes, Argentina.
Harsh conditions in the Atacama Desert, Chile, on the FCAB railway over the Cumbre Pass.
An old wooden crate bearing the name ‘Antofagasta Railway Chile’ lies discarded by the line near the summit.
Hauling a consist of sulphuric acid tanks, No. 1456 ex Queensland Railway leads the train in tandem with 1419 which originally came from Newfoundland.
FCAB Railway, Atacama, northern Chile.
December 2024. © David Hill
The Moon's surface shows obvious evidence of having been affected by impact cratering.[18] Impact craters form when asteroids and comets collide with the lunar surface, and globally about half a million craters with diameters greater than 1 km can be found. Since impact craters accumulate at a nearly constant rate, the number of craters per unit area superposed on a geologic unit can be used to estimate the age of the surface (see crater counting). The lack of an atmosphere, weather and recent geological processes ensures that many of these craters have remained relatively well preserved in comparison to those found on Earth.
The largest crater on the Moon, which also has the distinction of being one of the largest known craters in the Solar System,[19] is the South Pole-Aitken basin. This impact basin is located on the far side, between the South Pole and equator, and is some 2,240 km in diameter and 13 km in depth.[20] Prominent impact basins on the near side include Imbrium, Serenitatis, Crisium, and Nectaris.
From: wikipedia
See below for the Spanish tanslation, tks to Kika :)
Love the creative beach crate with the sea creatures!
When I shot this, I wasn't aware of the black structure in the distance! It looks like a dark figure rising out of the ocean!
Honestly, I think it's just a rock!