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For the Our Daily Challenge Group's Challenge - Metal
One of the shiny objects of mine that I love, my Quickmill Anita espresso machine.
Canon EOS30, Konica VX200 (expired)
Large tailing mountain near Kohtla-Järve resulting from the processing of oil shale. I produced an album from field recordings made throughout this region entitled 'Geofractions'. Check my Bandcamp link to listen.
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MOC WARS 2020! Clunkers! Fellowship Of The Brick!
A small utility ship sent into "uncharted" asteroid fields to measure their richness in valuable minerals, prior to company acquisition.
A dangerous job for the pilot, given the lack of basic safety features, and the constant threat of inhospitable "natives". Fortunately, the company fitted a gatling gun on the rear of the ship, so the pilot can protect the valuable cargo from pursuers, even if they have to climb to the back of their moving ship to use it.
More pictures here.
Victorian steel work supporting the Penarth Pier with barnacle covered sea water extractor in foreground.
Cette recherche a récupéré des images du cerveau d'un humain ; non pas une image que le sujet regardait, mais plutôt une image stockée dans son cerveau que les sujets testés avaient vue plus tôt et simplement mémorisée !
This research retrieved images from a human’s brain; not an image that the subject was looking at, but rather an image that was stored in their brain that the test subjects had seen earlier on and simply recollected.
Supposons que vous soyez témoin d'un meurtre et que vous ayez un très bon aperçu du suspect. À l’avenir, un policier récupérera-t-il simplement l’image de votre esprit en utilisant les ondes cérébrales et la technologie de l’IA ?
Say you witness a murder and you get a real good look at the suspect. In the future, will a police officer simply retrieve the image from your mind using brain waves and AI technology ?
Fini les impressions d'un dessinateur tirées d'une description, mais à la place, il pourrait s'agir d'une véritable image « réelle » que votre cerveau transmet sur une copie papier !
No more sketch artist impressions drawn from a description, but instead this could be a bona fide “real-life” image that your brain is transmitting into a hard copy.
C'est quelque chose qui, pour moi, semble à peine croyable et ressemble davantage à l'intrigue d'un film de science-fiction, comme Tom Cruise dans Minority Report …
Les photographes de demain prendront-ils des photos dans leur esprit et les enverront-ils à leurs ordinateurs via des ondes cérébrales ? J'espère que non, mais cela pourrait arriver 🤔
It’s something that, to me, seems scarcely believable and sounds more like a plot of a sci-fi movie, like Tom Cruise in Minority Report …
Will the photographers of tomorrow be making pictures in their minds and sending them to their computers via brainwaves? I hope not, but it could happen 🤔
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F8.0 - 1/100 - ISO 100 - MT-24EX with Diffusers - MP-E 65mm
After 15min of taking photos 'lunch' has become noticeably smaller and the outside is starting to look shriveled.
Iovani Pérez Velázquez
Beekeeper
Rancho La Unidad
Ejido Belisario Domínguez, municipio de Motozintla, Chiapas, México
Close up view of a despoiled & practically destroyed Squabb Wood near Romsey, Hampshire. Unnecessarily damaged by careless extraction of gravel.
(Explore #145: Jul 14, 2009)
Source of two kinds of oil produced in Alberta, Canada: Canola oil and crude oil.
Pumpjacks (also known as nodding donkeys, pumping units, horsehead pumps, beam pumps, sucker rod pumps (SRP), grasshopper pumps, thirsty birds and jack pumps) are the overground drives for a reciprocating piston pump installed in an oil well. It is used to mechanically lift liquid out of the well if there is not enough bottom hole pressure for the liquid to flow all the way to the surface. The arrangement is commonly used for onshore wells producing relatively little oil. Pumpjacks are common in many oil-rich areas, dotting the countryside and occasionally serving as local landmarks.
Depending on the size of the pump, it generally produces 5 to 40 litres of a crude oil-water mixture (called emulsion) at each stroke. The size of the pump is also determined by the depth and weight of the oil to be removed, with deeper extraction requiring more power to move the heavier lengths of sucker rods (see diagram at right).
A pumpjack converts the rotary mechanism of the motor to a vertical reciprocating motion to drive the pump shaft, and is exhibited in the characteristic nodding motion. The engineering term for this type of mechanism is a walking beam. It was often employed in stationary and marine steam engine designs in the 1700s and 1800s.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumpjack
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Gun barrels still hot, the remainder of a NATO infantry unit rounds a corner in Osaka, Japan. With them is Célia Auclair, a wealthy French business woman that was taken captive in her hotel room by Eurasian units the day prior. The extraction got messy and a firefight broke out leaving multiple NATO soldiers dead. The target was taken alive and moved onto the streets, running in foot to the extraction zone.
Gun barrels still hot, the remainder of a NATO infantry unit rounds a corner in Osaka, Japan. With them is Célia Auclair, a wealthy French business woman that was taken captive in her hotel room by Eurasian units the day prior. The extraction got messy and a firefight broke out leaving multiple NATO soldiers dead. The target was taken alive and moved onto the streets, running in foot to the extraction zone.
I knew there had to be some good reason for all that tapping.....Ah...the prize...a larvae of some sort! Yum! Taken on Kiawah Island at Mingo Point.
A late release of a still from the fashion film I made last November : 'Extraction'