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So, I tried my hand at a brick-built boat...it's kind of bare and plain, but I like it! :)
As for the water, I knew I didn't have enough tiles or studs to use those techniques, so I thought I'd try something new. Somewhat inspired by Mark of Falworth's classic water design (which is greatly missed, btw) and from the art of cheese-slope mosaicing, I think it turned out pretty well! :)
La première de ces deux Micheline est la XBD 5506.
Mise en service le 19 avril 1950, elle a été radiée le 8 décembre 1977 et a été conservée par les Chemins de Fer de la Vallée de l'Eure (CFVE).
Space exploration: making sure that Earth is not currently in the eye of a cosmic hurricane without our knowledge.
Weltraumerkundung: sicher gehen, dass wir uns nicht gerade unwissentlich im Auge eines kosmischen Hurrikans befinden.
Credits: ESA/NASA
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L'aventureux Oddity de Zun, en mauvaise posture lors d'une de ses explorations! Dure dure la vie d'un cartographe XD
I have witnessed significant growth in my journey with astrophotography. As I become more at ease in the solitude of the night, I find a profound sense of calm and spiritual awakening that deeply resonates with me. Perhaps it is the satisfaction derived from the meticulous planning and execution that these shots demand, or the overwhelming sense of insignificance that, paradoxically, brings a universal perspective and a profound gratitude. In these moments, I am reminded that we all matter—we are the very essence of matter, intricately connected to the Creator of our Universe.
EXIF:
- sky: 2 min, ISO 800, f2.8, Nomad, LENR
- foreground (Blue Hour): f/4, 10 sec, ISO 500
This is a blended image taken with the Nikkor 14–24 f/2.8 S lens and Nikon Z8.
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A group of friends / co-workers and I drove out to Matanuska Glacier, enjoyed the clear blue skies, and did a little exploring around the base of the glacier. Here is Olin Erickson striking his "we need to go this way pose" as he stands on a large chunk of glacial ice.
Canon 5D MK III
Canon EF 15mm f/2.8 Fisheye
Matanuska Glacier, Alaska