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"How often we fail to realize our good fortune in living in a country where happiness is more than a lack of tragedy." ~Paul Sweeney
For Assignment 52; Week 26, Fireworks.
U.S. Air Force Airmen of the 407th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron explosive ordnance disposal team conducts a controlled detonation on Ali Air Base, Iraq, Nov. 14, 2007. The Airmen unloaded just under 1,800 pounds of expired munitions to ensure they will not be used against U.S. forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jonathan Snyder) (Released)
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"explosion" pencil sketch
it's actually a wrong version of a roy lichtenstein explosion from the famous comic book series. done the wrong way it doesn't work visually.
lichtenstein is in fact perfect. perfect colors composition and art techniques and visual accuracy.
it was fun to do a wrong version just to see what the problems look like.
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......aufgenommen während einer Brandschutzhelferausbildung an der Wache 2 in Herne ( Wanne-Eickel ) am 23.04.2018
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - 04/08/10: A reported gas explosion killed three children at 166 Slateford Road, Edinburgh on Wednesday 4th August 2010. (Photo by Scott Campbell/NND Scotland)
I took this picture with flash and at a speed of 1/200.
It's just water falling on a blue basket! But with some pressure it produces bubbles.
Carte Postale Ancienne - Piles du Pont et pilier des escaliers conduisant aux Bateaux suspendus dans le vide | Delcampe - Serge72.
In celebration of Kink FM and Live XS's 15th anniversary, the Phoenix Explosion perform at the Crystal Ball at Melkweg in Amsterdam. Friday, 24th of September 2010.
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Band Members: Brian and Remi Tjon Ajong, Joost van Haaren, Bram van den Berg and Koen Fu.
El suceso de Tunguska fue una explosión aérea de muy alta potencia ocurrida sobre las proximidades del río Podkamennaya en Tunguska (Evenkía, Siberia, Rusia) en la posición 60°55′N 101°57′E / 60.917, 101.95Coordenadas: 60°55′N 101°57′E / 60.917, 101.95 a las 7:17 del día 30 de junio de 1908.
El fenómeno de Tunguska alentó más de 30 hipótesis y teorías de lo ocurrido. La detonación, similar a la de un arma termonuclear de elevada potencia, ha sido atribuida a un cometa.[1] Debido a que no se ha recuperado ningún fragmento, se maneja la teoría de que fue un cometa formado por hielo. Al no alcanzar la superficie, no se produjo cráter o astroblema. Casi un siglo después se produciría no muy lejos el evento de Vitim, menos espectacular pero aún más extraño.
Experiment.
I haven't seen many cool Lego explosions in MOCs on the web, so I thought I'd try my luck at it.
I think it came out well.
void setup(){
size(1200,1200);
background(255);
}
void draw(){
float colour = random(0,255);
float x=random(0,1200);
float y=random(0,1200);
if (x>=0 && y>=0) {
stroke(255,100);
fill(colour,0,0,100);
ellipse(x,y,20,20);
line(x,y,600,600);
}
if (keyPressed == true && key=='s') {
saveFrame("explosion.jpg");
}
}