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Skull and crossbones, a symbol of death and especially as a memento mori on tombstones, meaning 'remember you must die'
What a great surprise this afternoon, when one of my nieces showed up with a "cheese log" she'd made in the shape of a skull and crossbones, complete with crackers and a very decorative plate to serve it all on!
Here it is, Front & Center on our kitchen island, along with some of our other Halloween decorations, and yes, those are fortune cookies, complete with creepy, spooky and ever so silly fortunes!
So, now, we get to follow Flickr Rule #1, and eat our edible prop! In all honesty, my sister and I had nearly eaten half the cheese log before I got a chance to edit this shot! LOL!
Happy Halloween to all, and hope you get some yummy treats, and no tricks, this Halloween, too!
Attached to the fence of the Crossbones Cemetery in Southwark, last resting place of the City's sex workers (prostitutes) in the 17th & 18thC who were licensed to 'practice' by the Bishop of Winchester, but were denied a Christian burial on death.
In ABCs and 123s: votives
Fotos Encadenadas;
ant. valla metálica
sig. ofrendas votivas
NGC 2467, often referred to as the "Skull and Crossbones Nebula," is a vibrant star-forming region located in the constellation Puppis. It lies roughly 13,000 to 17,000 light-years from Earth and is not a single nebula, but rather a complex collection of glowing gas, dust clouds, and young, massive stars. The intense ultraviolet radiation from these hot stars ionizes the surrounding hydrogen gas, causing it to emit a bright pinkish-red glow. Rich in stellar nurseries, NGC 2467 offers astronomers valuable insights into the early stages of star formation.
SHO: 5m x 52/20/36
Tot Int = 9h
PI: SXT, LF, SHO, NBNorm, BXT, NBtoRGB Stars, Rescreen
PS: Colorefex (detail extractor), Starshrink, Curves
Planewave CDK24
El Sauce, Chile
Data from Martin Pugh
just done some custom from the Captain America 3 : Civil War and I think they all turns out pretty sick :)
from L to R :
Black Panther : a pretty simple minifigure but turns out really great the body was Zod's
Crossbones : just thought the bootleg Zane's mask will be a good idea for the helmet and it turns out SICK!
Winter Soldier : try to make this custom for like....1 Y3AR!!! but it never just like the way I want....but after the trailer....I got some ideas!so here's it is!
Falcon : didn't painted lots of things on him but turns out great ;)
Skull and crossbones on a prominent gravestone in the floor of the main aisle in the parish church at Overthorpe / Warkworth, Northamptonshire. Remarkably unworn after 300 years - but the church is isolated, remote and little-used.
Crossbones- had the parts lying around so why not. Looks pretty great
Ghost rider- just realized I’ve already shown this lol
Punisher- new legs, new hands and a new gun. Started the Netflix serious pretty good so far
Nick fury jr- better torso
Thor- the best I can do without getting any Thor3 sets lol, I plan to eventually get 1 tho
Spider-man- new arms looks really nice, surprised I just thought of this
Prompt: Watercolor pirate captain portrait with ships and sea in the background, highly detailed face, black patch over one eye, long hair, white beard, full body shot, shipwreck at the bottom right corner, colorful, smooth edges, high resolution --ar 4:5 --v 6.1
To round off 12th night the company head off to Crossbones Graveyard & Garden of Remembrance where the Green Man blesses the garden.
Find out more about the garden here: bost.org.uk/crossbones-graveyard
A Crossbones figure inspired by Civil War, but I've ultimately taken my own spin on him.
The helmet is Green Stuff and an Ultron helmet with a ton of white and black paint; also has the Clone trooper Head underneath. The armour is a grey galaxy trooper piece.
The arms are fully customised by me: on one arm the 'bullets' are a cut up lever piece and on the other side is a modified Mandalorian helmet accessory piece; below that is a cut up handcuff to create arm pads (both sides).
The gauntlets are cut up handcuffs connected together with two bits of rubber which make them perfectly posable and twistable.
The legs have brick arms (i believe) knee pads and pouch stuck to the side to help add to the bulkiness.
I hope you enjoy; please like and comment below what you think
:)
NGC2467 is commonly known as the Skull and Crossbones Nebula, and is located in the constellation Puppis about 4400 light years away. To me, this looks more like a huge, colorful butterfly. However, I did find what looks like an alien skull and crossbones when you zoom into the brightest patch of the nebula.
Full write-up here: theastroenthusiast.com/sh2-311/
Yet another image from telescope live. This was a super fun dataset to work with – even though the total integration time was only 6h 40min, the data was very clean and easy to play with. I decided to experiment with a way to separate broadband reflection and H-alpha emission using continuum subtraction only from LRGB data. Even though this method isn’t very “scientific,” it does an extremely good job of letting me enhance different parts of the nebulae. I haven’t seen many LRGB images of this area, so I wasn’t able to figure out if I should push the image more to reveal dust. If you move the slider in the image down below, you can see a starless image created by a neural network algorithm (starnet 2), which does a great job showing off the finer details.
This very colorful star-forming region seen in this new image of NGC 2467 taken from SSRO in Chile. Also known as the “Skull and Crossbones Nebula” is located in the constellation Puppis. Numerous stars and clusters come together to make this stunning stellar portrait.
One of the most notable clusters within NGC 2467, known as Haffner 18, houses around 50 stars—most are high-mass, but have already begun the transit into the celestial afterlife. They certainly help shape the pillars of gas and dust, but their role is negligible compared to that of HD 64315 located in the center of NGC 2467. This gargantuan star does most of the work. Its outbursts, ranging from flares, to coronal mass ejections and such, eject vast quantities of radiation into the nebular material, which has a carving effect. The dark splotches all around and in the nebula are Bok Globules. Within these regions, dust is packed together so tightly, light from embedded stars can’t break through.
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This is a photo of a clever spider that resides in my vegetable garden and does its part to help reduce the fly population. Beyond that, howver, it is a story of adaptation. I use bamboo poles to support my vegetable plants. Flies and other flying insects often rest on these poles to take in the sun and feel reasonably secure. The spider above evidently patrols these poles preying upon unsuspecting victims. I do not know very much about the vision of spiders regarding sensitivity to colors, but you really could not ask for better camouflage. That is adaptation. The photo was taken in June 2011, with my trusty Olympus digital camera. Enjoy.
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For my video; youtu.be/i2tLPoX2IuI
Flying the Jolly Roger, or skull and crossbones
Burrard Inlet, Barnet Marine Park ,
Barnet, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Olympus OM2, Zuiko 50mm f.1.8. Agfa APX 100 processed in Rodinal 1:25 for 5 minutes 30.
Crossbones is an extraordinary, maybe unique, place. It's a little corner of London dedicated to the graves of outcasts, sex workers and paupers. It's a monument the unloved. Find out more here crossbones.org.uk/
~Strawberry Crossbones pouch from Puakalehua ♥
~Hair baubles from Mochi Chan ♥
~Strawberry charms from myself :P
*all sizes for best view*
Just got this set. Having switched out the legs, I actually really like this minifigure, though I'll admit it's pretty underwhelming compared to how bulky Crossbones looks in the film.
Symbol on a bottle of drain cleaner, a very common household poison due to its sodium hydroxide content.
The actual size of the icon is about 3/8" (9.5mm).