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Venez découvrir des endroits hors du commun sous l'oeil de 3 photographes avant-gardistes. Dernière chance de la voir: 10 mai à compter de midi au 48 Notre Dame Ouest, Montréal, H2Y 1B6
Venez rencontrer Geoff, Vincent, Marc-André, trois photographes au grand talent!
note: J'ai demandé et obtenu la permission pour afficher ce poster
17 days in, I finally have a SHIP! She noses in at 101 studs, and will remain unarmed. She does have advanced alien tech, including a worm-hole generator (trans-neon green orbs), that allows her to travel through time and dimension, as well as space. I'm imagining this vessel as the alien spaceship version of Doc's DeLorean: a highly modified invention of a mad scientist that has capabilities the manufacturer never intended. The exterior is getting close to finished, and then I'll work on the interior.
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
From inside Loop 410, only the brightest of these stars were visible to the naked eye. Most of them were drowned out by the city lights. When I moved to San Antonio over 50 years ago, you could see a lot more. I envy those of you who live where the night sky is dark and you can still see the stars.
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