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Another difference with the Typhoon is that the EAP had a cranked wing, whereas the Typhoon has a straight leading edge. EAP was typically displayed with 6 dummy missiles. Each outboard weapons station carried an ASRAAM and four BAe Skyflash missiles were mounted under the fuselage. These were British developments of the American AIM-7 Sparrow and were also used on F-4 Phantoms in British service and the Tornado F.3, as well as Swedish Viggen fighters.
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Well, I was worried when I saw the first IRL pics of the new Adele 1.0 that she didn't look like her promo shots... But I needn't have worried! In fact I like the slight questioning, almost fierce look that my doll has 😍 She's AWESOME!!! 💗💗💗
Two British Telecom Bedford HA vans displayed at Thorne's Park Wakefield. There are a number of detailed differences......can you spot them?
I am not 100% sure that the van on the right is a genuine ex-Telecom van
My attempt at showing the color differences on our moon's surface. These subtle colors can be brought out easily with astronomy cameras and heavy saturation, but they cannot be seen with our naked eye due to the moon's extreme surface brightness.
The colors are controlled by variations in iron and titanium content. The most notable red to blue color change in the Mare regions is caused by titanium oxide.
Equipment:
OTA: William Optics GT81 w/0.8x reducer (382mm fl at f/4.7)
Mount: Orion Sirius EQ-G (HEQ-5)
Imaging camera: ZWO ASI1600MM-Cool
Software:
Firecapture
CdC
Autostakkert!2
Registax
PixInsight
Acquisition:
Location: Arlington, TX (Bortle 7)
Dates: 5/24/18
Gain: 139
Camera temp: -10C
R: 1.00ms exposure / 11fps / 60" of video
G: 1.30ms exposure / 11fps / 60" of video
B: 1.80ms exposure / 11fps / 60" of video
Preprocessing:
Stacked best 10% of frames using AS!2
ChannelCombination in PixInsight
RGB Align in Registax
Postprocessing in PixInsight:
Deconvolution
MultiscaleLinearTransform
CurvesTransformation for saturation
ColorSaturation for specific saturation
HistogramTransformation for brightness adjustment
Invert > SCNR green > Invert to remove some pink artifacts
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On euro tour with Sean and Neil for 3 days of mayhem and a grand total of 8 hours sleep. Taking in some old and new sites and showing them some of what is out there as it was their first time. Also made time to meet up with the SPEXS crew.
Unsure on the history of when this rectory/convent was abandoned but seems to be a while now.
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A waiting room with a difference, perhaps most people take it for granted & just want to get from A to B, but its the journey, not the destination.
Its gate A52 at Frankfurt Airport, Germany, a very special flight is about to depart, a Queen is scheduled to operate a one off flight at the start of the Easter break, an aircraft change from the usual A320, all the way up to the Boeing 747-800 intercontinental & Lufthansa has organised a real treat allocating their retro livery Yankee Tango for LH 1158, which arrived in from Miami earlier that morning.
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The Boeing 747 flight from Frankfurt :
LH 1158 - Frankfurt Airport (FRA) 12:35 - Palma De Mallorca (PMI) 14:40 - 02h05m
LH 1159 - Palma De Mallorca (PMI) 16:10 - Frankfurt Airport (FRA) 18:30 - 02h20m
** this flight had an extra touch of excitement as Lufthansa's Boeing 747 in retro livery did the honours - D-ABYT **
The Munich Airbus A350-900 flight :
LH 1796 - Munich Airport (MUC) 10:50 - Palma De Mallorca (PMI) 13:00 - 02h10m
LH 1797 - Palma De Mallorca (PMI) 14:30 - Munich Airport (MUC) 16:36 - 02h05m
these flights were operated by D-AIXL.
The difference between an archipelago like the Aegean sea and an ocean is that in the ocean all you can see is water and sky, but Archipelagos are dotted by islands and reefs and coasts... So that, as far as the eye can see, you will always find beauty...
I call this one the flu firework, Ooo sorry I mean the Covid-19 firework … but what’s the difference
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
~Frost
These two different Stagecoach Manchester buses are seen here on display at the Trans-Lancs Transport Show, Heaton Park, Manchester, on 04/09/2011. On the right, facing the camera, is 28506, YN53GFJ, an East Lancs OmniTown bodied Scania N94 UB. It was new to Mayne(41), Manchester, in 01/2004, being one of a pair, the other being YN53PCV. Stagecoach Manchester took over the bus operations of A Mayne and Co Ltd., Manchester, on 21/01/2008. Alongside is 36430, MX11HHF, an all ADL Enviro 200. It was new to Stagecoach Manchester, in 05/2011. © Peter Steel 2011.
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Believe The Magic
Hay personas que marcan la diferencia, destancan en rojo sobre fondos verdes; consiguen sacarnos sonrisas con tan solo pensarlas y acaban ocupando lugares estratégicos de nuestro ser.
Gracias a todos por vuestras visitas y comentarios.
Thank you all for your visits and comments.
Listen. -- and cry. Beautiful song.
FIRST OFF: I realize I have been quite absent the whole summer. And although I have actually seen a lot of your photos lately I feel terrible for not taking the time to comment and talk to you. I am stuck in this weird state when I feel like I am super busy all the time, when in reality I haven't been doing that much. I just got back from Girls Camp and next week will be seeing relatives I don't often see. It actually will be getting busy with the beginning of my first high school year (I will be a sophomore) approaching. I hope you all haven't lost hope in me and moved on, because I still think all of you are amazing.
SECOND: My family went to this old mine ruin for family night. There was graffiti everywhere. I wouldn't say it was the vulgar type of graffiti. I read the most interesting things on those walls. I will be uploading more from the adventure in the next few days.
PS. If you have sent me a message and I haven't responded I will try to tonight or tomorrow.
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Dear Journal,
It is strange, the difference between the feeling of sailing carelessly through the vastness of open sky, and the feeling of staring down into the black, bottomless throat of a cavern. Instead of seeing as far as one may wish to look, one’s vision is blocked by the impassable, unwavering blackness.
“Ready, Mister Zenas?” my friend John called down.
“Ready!” I lied.
The rope descended, and I with it. Down, down, down… I was lowered deeper and deeper into the increasingly cold heart of the island. Oh, the places I’ll go and the things I’ll do in the name of discovery! The tantalizing temptation of finding the treasure drew me irresistibly… in spite of the increasing sense of claustrophobia that clasped its tight embrace about me.
At long, long last, I touched down on the soggy, gritty surface of the cavern floor and, clutching my rope, peered around into the absolute midnight of the massive cave. Behind me, there, something caught my eye. A tiny glimmer of light – it came from a small tunnel. I could hear the sloshing sound of water as I slowly inched towards it.
Once through, I encountered another cavern, smaller than the last one and… surprisingly beautiful. Purplish foliage clambered down from the heights above, and amid the rocks grew pockets of glowing mushrooms, quietly lighting the shadows. A collection of small waterfalls fed several trickling rivers that drained into a rushing whirlpool on the left of the cavern. In the center of the cavern was a small isle of wet sand, in the middle of which stood a lone column, atop which laid a small, golden artifact. The moment I espied it I knew, after weeks of travel, I had found what I sought.
I crept up towards it in the soft beam of light, mist drifting hazily around me. I circled the item, examining its every beautiful detail before I could dare to reach out and lift it up from its base.
But then, Journal, the unmistakable sound of a flintlock pistol being cocked echoed off the walls of the rocky chamber. I froze, the untouched golden relic still before me, and slowly glanced up to see a figure standing opposite me.
“I will not insult your intelligence, Mr. Abbington, as long as you do not explore the boundaries of my patience.” A confident and mellifluous voice flowed from the tall, mysteriously black-clad figure. His pistol gleamed, aimed directly at my heart. Terrifyingly, one could not see his features, for his face was entirely covered in spotless, filmy cloth. No doubt he could see outwards, but none could look in at him.
I was shivering. “Who-o-o are you?”
“I see no purpose in divulging my identity to you, nor that of my companion.” To my horror, another figure, similarly dressed, though a bit heftier in the shoulders, stood just past him. He too was armed with a flintlock.
Suddenly my thoughts darted in a different direction. “Wait, what have you done with John?”
“Your companion? I underestimated the speed and agility of his craft. He sailed off and made good his escape. I am certain he understood the message of my cannons and he shall not be trifling with me any further.” A tiny click announced the removal of his weapon’s safety latch. “Now, Mr. Abbington, as your conversational abilities leave much to be desired… the tablet, if you please.”
It was then that I saw my opportunity. I snatched the golden square and held it, ready to cast into the whirlpool swirling just within reach of me. The man and his companion started in shock.
“Now, you masked man, I will not insult your intelligence. Lower your weapon and leave, or I shall toss this tablet to the waters.”
The stranger chuckled menacingly. “I am more than prepared to murder for that tablet. Are you prepared to die for it?”
“I suppose I will have to find out!” I cried, hurling myself and said tablet into the whirlpool in one swift dive.
I shall write again, dear Journal, as soon as I may, and explain just how I came to be writing this entry and not drowned.
-Zenas Abbington
First of a series of test shots playing with a new toy.
Boring location and not great lighting, but just had to share. Taken at lunch this day.
This looks to be more or less a reverse angle view of the previous photo, and probably one of the better overviews I got showing how emptied out the back portion of the store was by my May 12, 2018 visit.
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Rite-Aid, 1998-built (closed May 2018), Goodman Rd. at Tulane Rd., Horn Lake MS
Diferente A Las Demás
Texture: My own
Looks better pressing L
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I saw the guitarist in Granville Island. He was really enjoying himself. I bet he was playing the song that he likes, and not the one that was liked by others.
Mind that this is the key difference between amateur and professional. Not so much about skill level or quality standards etc.
When you are a professional photographer, you try to take pictures that other people like (especially your clients). While you are an amateur, you take pictures that you like for your own.
What do you think?
Have a great Tuesday!
There is only one frost to freeze the differences.
Il n'est qu'un gel pour figer les différences.
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My oldest Zorki 4, built in 1958. The main difference with these early models compared to the millions that followed in the next 20 years is the bigger viewfinder, the decorative viewfinder trim, a much stronger anti-reflection coating in the viewfinder and the all important strap lugs.
I think in terms of looks, this first series i's the best looking of the bunch. The dark blue tinted viewfinder certainly gives it a distinct look and perhaps helps contrast and viewfinder quality.
"It doesn't make a difference what temperature a room is, it's always room temperature." ~Steven Wright
Dreamers by Cica Ghost
In a surreal world canopied by a magical sky, sixteen figures look upward to dream. This is one of their dreams brought back to the kitchen table.
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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with Softlighter II camera left. Triggered by Cybersync.