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This was originally a Jack in the Box, which was built and opened in 1978.
This is the fast result of being 3D-scanned with Creaforms Body Digitizer Gemini system. The scanning took about 30 seconds, and then around 15 minutes for cleaning the mesh.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge
Taken from the Shangri-La Hotel Sydney, Australia
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Love the light streak from the ship in the water!
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I like this image due to the facts 1. It's a Subaru 2. its a fast Subaru 3. It almost seems like an actual Subaru Ad, and 4. the minor edits I had to do in the end. I feel like when you have to do less edits, it's a better picture. Although, there's some of the car lost due to shadows, the overall lighting and temp of the car adds to the slogan, "Love". Also, the reflection on of the 2019 Subaru WRX STi adds to the effect of it seeming brand new and advertisement worthy. I am glad I had the ability to make work with this vehicle in the photography world.
The local flying club had a scale fly-in, and I took my camera. Still getting used to the 7D Mk II, but I had a startlingly high keeper rate, including this beautiful ducted fan.
(yes, for those who are looking closely, it couldn't be too fast; the flaps are down)
Monday morning Tom and I met my brother Antonio for brunch at Slickity Jim's Chat n' Chew on Main. It was a kitschy little place, but that's part of the charm. The food was great.
You can tell how fast it goes by the number of bug splats.
The French TGV that I took to Arras to visit the Canadian Memorial at Vimy.
TGV means "Train Grande Vitesse" or "Very Fast Train". 320 kph was what my GPS indicated as the top speed on our way there. Yep. That's fast.
This looked better on the small screen of my camera than it does here on Flickr, but I still like how everything is really blurred except her face!
due to a fast crossing of the Drake passage, we have a bonus landing at Turret Point on the S shore of King George Island...Great (Brown?) Skua (Catharacta antarctica)...elaborate courtship & mating rituals...
LOTS OF CARS ON THE WAY UP TO VIRGINIA MN AND THEY ARE ALL SPEEDING I WAS DOING 70 AND THE WERE ALL PASSING ME I FELT LIKE A LITTLE OLD MAN
Roscoe fast asleep in the car! Me and my cousin Gretchen actually helped Chris and his mom move from San Jose to Fair Oaks, CA. We used a U-Haul truck and my cousin's car for our transportations. They were moving to Fair Oaks since Chris' mom got a new job there. We were headed to eat dinner at Red Robin at this time...
In summary of our long day: Me and my cousin Gretchen first went to Chris' old place and we helped move things out and into the U-Haul truck. Afterwards, we were on the road trip up to the Sacramento area towards Chris and his mom's new place. Their new place is located around the Fair Oaks/Citrus Heights, CA area. After the road trip, we arrived to their new place safely. The neighborhood is nice and peaceful. Then, we unpacked all their stuff from the U-Haul...quite a lot of work but it's a good workout! Then auntie treated us with dinner at Red Robin. After dinner, we went back to their place and rested a bit before heading back home to San Jose, CA during the very early morning hours. We had left the Fair Oaks area while it was still dark out. We had stopped for some donuts and hot cocoa for the road. It was a long day indeed but it was fun!
(Thursday, October 30, 2014)
forgot to upload this one....we decided to fast for the week when sameer was here, but ended up calling it short. this was him doing his break-fast, on a piece of chocolate. he ate it very very slowly, it was just hilarious ;)
Bjornson_20131120_1218: Field improvisitaion: Because teams must come in fast and light, we bring only the most critical components and improvise solutions where needed. Here: an airline stanchion (sandbagged after this photo was taken) provides a mount point for Ubiquiti NanoBridge M5-22 on the roof of Save the Children's HQs in Tacloban. This, and the indoor cable temporarily used here can be later replaced when alternatives become available.
Seems this zinnia was moving just a bit too fast for me to catch up...but I so enjoyed watching her dance... ;-) Ok. So, that was a lame excuse as a disclaimer for the bad shot...but the flower definitely had more energy than I did at the time and I found that the colors give me a boost so here she is - for the next time I'm running low.
Today is the perfect slow Sunday afternoon - gorgeous sunny skies, mild temps, soft breeze...the rose bush is covered with blooms as well as the begonia and geranium - the grass is still green and lush, but I'm seeing hints of turning color in the leaves of the neighbor's trees over the fence. The butterflies are flitting, the hummingbirds and bees are buzzing - I've got a good book facedown on my lap which I'm too lulled and content to pick up (or the camera at my elbow.) I'm fully expecting a bluebird to light on my shoulder at any moment and burst into a choreographed musical number. ;-)
Hope your day is as beautiful.
Perfect music for a lazy Sunday afternoon, Chuck Brown & Eva Cassidy: God Bless The Child.