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"Christine had a hunch this was going to be much more than a plain vanilla day. There was a tangible excitement in the air. Something good was spinning, and the elephant who chaired the event wanted much the same."
An enthusiastic group from our local photo-club gathered last weekend for a Sunday shoot at a regional park under warm sunshine skies. I realized I've never posted anything from this gorgeous river valley family setting with an historic farm house and animals only ten minutes from city centre. Needless to say my mind was whirling like a pinwheel.
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As another working day draws to a close, a time exposure records the flow of traffic homeward bound out of Sunderland's city-centre.
Echo J42 is a young female Southern Resident orca who was born in 2007. Photo taken from a private boat.
Happy first day of Autumn. Echo goes to "classes" three times a week......obedience/ agility/ and sheep herding. On the other days, she has play dates with my brother's dog Snickers and goes on hikes with dogs she's met from her classes. It is still a busy time for me. I hope you are all doing well. I try to "lurk" at your stream whenever possible. Wish I had time to leave comments.
Outfit made for my friend Saiko Weiss​ and for her beautiful doll Echo! Photo by saikoxix.
The cloth: leatherette, Denim, Genuine Leather
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The new Lightroom's Select Subject masking tool is pretty amazing, it makes it simple to make adjustments only to Echo, or to everything that is *not* Echo. Looking forward to trying LR's new masking tools some more this summer.
Nikon D850 and NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8 at 135mm, f/3.2, Auto ISO 800, exposed for 1/160 second in Aperture priority, ‒2/3 EV, Matrix metering mode. Blemish removal, white balance, exposure, saturation, haze, and clarity adjusted in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
Collecting Echoes
Glass works its reflective magic as it collects and series of shapes and bends them anew. They gather, forming a pattern of delight. Metal pathways are and sweep through the frame - roadways of sorts for my eye to follow. A touch of warmth and a hint of cool add a feeling of life - a type of motion perhaps - to this abstract study of space. Spatial relationships are intentionally absent. This isn't about seeing something specific. It's about feeling it.
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had a little play with this one
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The released male Echo Parakeet Alpha, after a successful foraging trip to the feeding hopper. Once down to 9 birds, this species is now up to 290 in the wild again!
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One of the few decent shots I took on the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train ride at Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World.
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The bokeh has matching Queen Anne's Lace that look to me like echoes of light. Or antishadows. Happy weekend all!
NASA launched the Echo I communications satellite balloon on August 12, 1960.
The 100-foot-diameter (30.5 meter) satellite, designed by the Space Vehicle Group of the NASA Langley Research Center and constructed by General Mills of Minneapolis, Minnesota, was shown during ground inflation tests in 1959.
Suspended from the ceiling of a hangar, the sphere, which was named "Echo," was inflated by a blower that was connected to the satellite by a hose. Forty thousand pounds (18,144 kg) of air was required to inflate the sphere on the ground, while in orbit it only required several pounds of gas to keep it inflated.
Echo was a passive communications satellite which reflected radio and radar signals as a limited communications relay. It was also used, over a period of time and with accurate tracking, to plot the variations in air density at the top of the atmosphere by following the vagaries of its orbit.
Weighing 150 pounds (68 kg), the satellite was inflated in space. It did not have a rigid skin and accordingly was used at high altitudes where it would be subjected to negligible aerodynamic drag force.
To keep the sphere inflated in spite of meteorite punctures and skin permeability, a make-up gas system using evaporating liquid or crystals of a subliming solid were incorporated inside the satellite.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: EL-1996-00052
Date: June 28, 1961
'Taking her to the beach [coast] for the first time tomorrow. 'Just a day drive. I'm sure she'll love it.
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The Tecnam P92 Echo is a light, two-seat, high-wing aircraft designed for easy handling and efficient flying, popular in sport and training aviation. Built with a combination of metal and composite materials, it offers great visibility, low running costs, and simple maintenance. First flown in the early 1990s, the P92 has seen many updates but remains a favourite among flying schools and recreational pilots worldwide.
Nothing is ever over when it is alive inside a human heart.
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You'll always be an echo in my words.
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This is my entry to the Life Sized Accessory category of Space Jam 2019.
The Echo 3 is an item in Borderlands 3 that the Vault Hunter(playable character) always has with them. In the game, this device provides the HUD and menu system for the Vault Hunter, allowing them to keep track of their inventory, view their location on different maps, and document their missions.
The Echo device also has a slot to insert an Echo Cartridge, which the VH often finds scattered around the various worlds, containing valuable information on missions and characters.
I tried to replicate the Echo 3 as accurately as possible, and I think I did a good job. The only details I think I missed were the printed-on parts(like the Dahl logo) and the random bits of tape, which I have no way of producing in lego parts.
I hope you like it!