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Just off the boardwalk in Seaside Heights. Kodak EKTAR H35, Ferrania Solaris 200, ECN-2.

 

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Throwback to celebrate updating IG today and it being almost as colorful as this Angel Tern 🐥 #throwback #instagram #angel #bird #digitalart

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17 words for Wes Anderson: Diligence

 

featuring ICC Scimitar All Terrain Bike

 

featuring the awesome Occultism dining set by Entity for this round of Genre!

 

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11 different photos makin a collage…converted by a fractal collage …3D Fractal objects scattered about…3 stages …

 

featuring latest releases from SYS and ::K::

 

The Look

  

Styling and Photography by Zachary Zufreur ,

Editor-in-Chief,

L'Homme Magazine SL

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Now featuring: MILES AWAY Mixed media wall art - 12" x 12" on cradled art board by @robenmarie #art #mixedmedia #painting

By hannelore roels

 

This little feature, just beside the boardwalk that runs along the shore of Yellowstone Lake, is part of a group of gently active hydrothermal pools and vents, Each little pool is different; what makes this one stand out is the intricacy of lace-like white mineral deposits, the deep green color of its water, and the subtle range colors and textures of the other materials around its rim.

 

West Thumb Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park

hasselblad 500 c/m

sonnar 150mm f/4

22mm extension tube

fuji velvia 50 rvp

Featuring the new full-color LED gauge cluster screen

If you thought that the light grey hull was sort of boring, and that I was just building your standard octagonal ship with big slabs like everyone else then think again. The front hinges off. A month or so ago I showed this thing in a vertical stance as a "space elevator". I liked the idea but still wanted this to be a space ship of sorts. Well I compromised and thought of hinged aircraft such as the Antonov, and transferred the idea here. I figured that if you discover a new planet your first goal is creating a supply chain between you, the exploring vessel, and other ships behind you.

 

This whole thing will get bigger as is traditional, but I'm really taking my time. Since I've finished the biggest obstacle (the Nautilus), I can proceed further with my sci-fi grand plan. Really the goal is to continue building sci-fi shit like this and other ships until I graduate. I'll then see if I can continue building during Masters study and finish the whole project for a future brick con or other lego convention.

 

The scene I've had in my head for the past couple years is the Nautilus coming in as backup to an exploration vessel(s) which look somewhat abandoned on a desolate new world. I guess kind of Alien inspired with a mix of Halo.

 

The biggest struggle is going to be building the whole environment. It is going to have to be at least 1 x 2 meters squared area for the world to look big in comparison to the other ships, and definitively have curvature of the planet built into it. Issue there is that would take a ludicrous amount of parts and $ compared to all my other stuff. My lego collection is actually tiny compared most AFOL's, and all my ship builds including the Nautilus have been on a tight budget.

New York City is a feast for the eyes. Every turn you take can lead to a wonderful scene, it's like walking onto the set of a movie which spans several eras in time. I so enjoy the show.

 

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By Ladybug Lover33

 

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Who is ready for summer?!? Art by @joshstyle Photo courtesy of @unsplash _____________________________________________ #joshstyle #summer #life #art #rsa_graphics #fitness #igers #thednalife #donthatecreate #illustration #illmatic_features #designerscollective #life #liferemixed #surreal42 #art_spotlight #artofvisuals #iphonesia #thenextcreators #d_expo #c_expo #instagood #happy #agameoftones #facetune #love #picoftheday #society6 #picame

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Featured on Gapers Block Rearview, February 26, 2010

 

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The side of the former Palace Cinema, Conwy.

 

The Palace Cinema has a chequered history, closing as a cinema and running as a Bingo hall until before the Pandemic. Later, there was a cafe/restaurant upstairs, though this appears to have now gone and plans are afoot to re-open the restaurant under a new name and reputation.

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..🔥🌺🌷🔥.. ~ F r a g m e n t s o f a D i a r y ~ . forgive me how could I be so blind for so long, not to notice the cry in your colors the fire in your heart the blooming garden in your mind . . #_rsa_nature #igs_world #naturelover_gr #princely_shotz #nature_sultans #ic_wow #be_one_natura #fiftyshades_of_nature #thegreenlite #natures_lens #nature_wizards #ir_ig_nature #exclusive_nature #bestnatureshot #igglobalclub #ig_myshot #tv_allnature #visualoflife #transfer_visions #ig_eurasia #pic_groups #conpixel #ig_photo_club #mi_foto_imagen #heart_imprint_vip #fingerprintofgod #na_natures_art #fotocatchers #ffn_member #naturehippys

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Boats and granite islets in the channel of the Nile between Kitchener's Island and Elephantine

Featuring the 8-cylinder engine that Dodge introduced in that year.

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Paint Party 🎉

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I’m gonna leave the last drawing I made here❤ idk but it kinda reminds me to “The little prince” hahaha🙈👑 . I’ll go on a trip in some hours, so wish me luck guys! I love y'all❤

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Cool to get this feature in Digital DLSR photography magazine of next month august 2017

So, while I have the camera set up on the tripod in the back yard, another star trail, I dug down for a beach image because I am missing the beach SO much!

 

I am looking at this, and thinking about making a different crop out of it. But other then that, I think it turned out all right. The misty water is due to the 30 second exposure. Which for this image was just right. I had a 58 second exposure right next to it, and the light was totally different! But the rest was pretty much the same. ANy way, This is Torrey Pines state reserve and one of my last visits. Its really not my most favorite beaches to go to. But on occasion, I like it. I sure do hope you enjoy this image!

 

For this image, I used the B+W ND110.

May 20, 2020 - Bushnell Nebraska

 

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Day 2 of chasing the plains of Wyoming. With a good chance of seeing what we came for. We had plans in place to be in position early to catch that's days first round of severe storms in Central Wyoming.

 

Moving west via Hwy 26 through Torrington, Lingle, Fort Laramie, Guernsey, then north on I-25 to Glendo where we would stop to watch the scudnado form and not produce.

 

Packed the gear up after this event and moved south to be ahead of part 2 of that afternoon and evenings cells that were to develop shortly after this first event.

 

After the jaunt south to Pine Bluff Wyoming we headed to Bushnell Nebraska. About 15 miles from Pine Bluff Wyoming to watch this next storm build and eventually move west into Nebraska. We didn't want to be under the base of this storm due to the hail core. So we backed off and awaited the storm to develop right at sunset!

 

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I made this desk out of an Ikea closet organizer. I needed something with a pretty small footprint and the dimensions of the organizer fit the bill. I just added a keyboard tray. This system has two added benefits. I can turn it into a standing desk without too much difficult, and I can add storage as needed. The chair is a fully adjustable Sayl from Herman Miller. This chair is advertised as inexpensive, but is more than double the base price once one adds all of the ergo adjustments. I had an Aeron for several years before this and much prefer the Sayl for its adjustability, size, and colours.

 

Featuring the Replot bridge, Finland´s longest bridge. :-)

Star Trek- The Menagerie , “Return to Talos IV”

youtu.be/v5XBfgPy43A?t=2s The full feature.

 

The Menagerie Review: February 8, 2014 by neoethereal

As the only two-part episode in The Original Series, “The Menagerie” also cleverly serves as a re-telling of the very first Star Trek story ever filmed, “The Cage.” This week on The Uncommon Geek, I examine all of these episodes in full detail, highlighting their connections to other aspects of the Trek mythos. As well, I take a look at the ground broken by Gene Roddenberry concerning the nature of reality, decades before movies like “The Matrix” challenged the perception of our everyday world.

 

Equipped with little more than a shoestring budget and massive constraints on time with which to work, Gene Roddenberry and his Star Trek production team had to get extremely creative in order to make the show work. Nowhere, in my opinion, is that more evident than here in “The Menagerie,” an entry that served the purpose of buying the production team time to properly finish subsequent episodes, and as well, afforded Gene Roddenberry a unique opportunity to re-tell the story he had wanted to get on the air all along, “The Cage.”

 

This episode begins with the Enterprise having been called out of its way, to Starbase 11. Confusion arises when the starbase’s commanding officer, Commodore Mendez, reveals to Captain Kirk that the base never sent any message to the Enterprise. Spock claims to have received that message, which puts Kirk into the difficult position of whether to trust the starbase computers, or the word of his first officer and friend.

 

It turns out that Captain Christopher Pike, the former commander of the Enterprise, who was recently crippled and disfigured in a terrible accident, is on Starbase 11, and suspicion arises that perhaps he relayed a message to Spock. When Kirk finally gets to see Pike, however, he realizes that it would have been impossible for Spock’s former commanding officer to have done this, for Pike is now wheelchair bound, and his communication with others is limited to electronic beeps that fill in for “yes” and “no.

 

While Kirk and Mendez wrestle over the truth, Spock executes a daring and clever plan to hijack the Enterprise, taking Captain Pike with him. It goes to show just how dangerous an opponent someone as smart and calculating as Spock can be when he puts his mind to it. Spock sets the Enterprise on a locked course for Talos IV, a planet which the ship visited on a past mission under Christopher Pike, and a planet that invites the death penalty upon any Starfleet officer who goes there

 

The secret file on Talos IV, and the article of General Order 7

I personally find the idea of a death penalty being associated with Talos IV to be somewhat dubious; although there is a very good reason why Starfleet wants the existence of the Talosians kept secret, I find it hard to believe that if the Federation is capable of having a death penalty, that it only applies to one law. It may just be a grand bluff, and indeed, there is some evidence to that effect later in the episode. Regardless, breaking General Order 7 is a serious offense, and Spock is if nothing else, putting his career and livelihood on the line.

 

Kirk, of course, isn’t going to sit by while his ship is abducted. He and Mendez make a daring attempt to chase the Enterprise in the Shuttlecraft Picasso, knowing full well that while they would never catch up, they would appear on the Enterprise sensors. Kirk gambles his life on the fact that his friend Spock would not leave him to die in the void of space, as the shuttle runs out of fuel. Kirk’s illogical gambit causes Spock’s plan to unravel, and he surrenders himself to custody, pleading guilty to every charge leveled against him. However, Spock has locked the Enterprise into a course for Talos IV that cannot be broken, which will potentially extend the death sentence that is on himself, to Kirk as well.

 

The court martial that proceeds against Spock is highly unusual; as mentioned, Spock pleads guilty without defense, but through some legal technicality, manages to arrange for the court to hear out his evidence as to why he went through with his illegal actions. Given that Kirk is presiding over the hearing, and that the crew has little else to do but wait until they reach Talos IV, I get the lenience, but I am not sure what real court would remain in session to examine evidence for someone who just admitted their guilt. Or admittedly, maybe I just don’t know enough about legal proceedings.

 

Spock’s evidence, as it turns out, is a transmission from Talos IV, beamed directly to the Enterprise, which details the vessel’s first trip there under the command of Captain Pike. Of course, this transmission is the original Star Trek pilot, “The Cage,” and from this point on, “The Menagerie” consists almost entirely of footage from that episode.

 

Aside from some really goofy tech dialogue, and incomplete characterizations, “The Cage” holds up surprisingly well. We get to see that Jeffrey Hunter’s Captain Pike is a darker, colder man than James Kirk; he is someone whose decisions and responsibilities as a commander are weighing on him heavily, and he is nearing the point of considering resignation. Pike’s first officer is only referred to as Number One (played by Majel Barrett), who is an amazing example of a strong female role for 1960’s television, but unfortunately her character had to be discarded by Roddenberry when the studio forced him to choose between keeping his strong, logical female, or his alien Spock. Roddenberry ended up giving Spock Number One’s cold, emotionless, logical persona, and thus the Spock we know and love was born.

 

It really is a shame that NBC put so much pressure on Roddenberry to alter his concept of women in the 23rd Century; aside from Number One, the other female crew members of the Cage-era Enterprise also seem to be on equal footing with the men, and there isn’t a mini-skirt in sight. Of course, this reviewer by no means, from an aesthetic point view, objects to how the women of the Enterprise look in said mini-skirts, but cheekiness and my own red-blooded male impulses aside, the female officers in Starfleet should have been offered the same, more professional uniform as the males. Unfortunately we would have to wait until The Motion Picture to see more fairness in the way men and women are presented in Star Trek.

 

When Enterprise finds evidence of human survivors on Talos IV, from a doomed expedition many years ago, Pike, Spock, and an away team beam down to investigate. What at first seems like a wonderful discovery of lost, homesick men, turns out to be just an elaborate, life like illusion created by the Talosians. Pike is abducted when he is lured in by the only true human survivor from the crash, Vina, whom he is extremely attracted to.

 

Pike is subjected to a variety of illusions crafted by the Talosians, in order to foster cooperation, as well as to strengthen his attraction toward Vina. Vina is presented to Pike in a variety of forms; as a damsel in distress on Rigel VII, as a wife in the countryside on Earth, and as a primal, animalistic Orion slave woman, all in an attempt to make him submit to his situation.

 

However, Pike is every bit as stubborn as Captain Kirk, and certainly has a darker, more furious edge to him. When he discovers that primitive, base human emotions such as hatred, and anger, block out the Talosian’s illusions and their telepathic abilities, he mines that weakness long enough to take one of them captive. Once the illusion is broken, the Enterprise crew find out that their attempts to break Pike out from his underground cage with phaser fire were actually working, but all along they weren’t able to see it.

 

The Talosians had, thousands of centuries ago, devastated their planet and their civilization with war. They retreated underground, where their telepathic abilities flourished, but their physical bodies and their technology atrophied. They had apparently been testing various species for many years, looking for a suitable slave race to use for rebuilding their world, but none had shown as much promise as humanity.

 

However, when the away team threatens to kill themselves with an overloaded phaser, and as well when the Talosians finish screening the Enterprise‘s records, they realize that humans would rather die than be enslaved, and would be too violent to keep in captivity. With of course, the sad exception of Vina, who in reality is too badly disfigured to live a normal life outside of Talos IV.

 

(I once heard a suggestion that Vina could be repaired using the transporter. I don’t think 23rd century transporters were sophisticated enough for that, plus, there wouldn’t be an original, unaltered version of her pattern to reference.)

 

The ending of “The Cage” leads us to the final moments of “The Menagerie,” where it is revealed that not only have the Talosians been transmitting a signal to the Enterprise, but even Commodore Mendez himself has been one of their illusions all along!

 

It is also revealed that Spock’s only intention was to take Captain Pike to Talos IV, so that the crippled starship commander could live out the rest of his life as a healthy, happy man with Vina. Even Kirk seems to relent that it is better to live with an illusion of health and happiness, than a reality of living as a useless vegetable. That Commodore Mendez was an illusion, and that Starfleet sends a signal to the Enterprise, apparently excusing their violation of Talos space, seems to let Spock off the hook. Perhaps too easily in fact; despite acting out of nothing but loyalty to his former Captain, and despite that the way he enacted his plan was done in such a manner as to put the blame only on himself, Spock seems to get out of his predicament with apparently no trouble at all. We can make a guess that perhaps this incident is why he doesn’t receive a promotion or command of his own until years later, but there is nothing spoken on-screen to that effect.

 

We are also left to ponder about how much of the incident was real at all. Since the Talosians can apparently project their powers through subspace, one wonders just how long they conspired with Spock, and also, how much we see of Mendez was real or an illusion. My guess is that the Mendez we see at the base was real, and what goes onto the shuttle with Kirk was the illusion, but unfortunately, again, there is little to back that up. What we do know for sure is that the Talosian’s powers are not to be trifled with, and it is truly for wise for Starfleet to give them a wide berth.

Despite some problems with logic and consistency, “The Menagerie” is an entertaining, fascinating episode that shows original series Trek at some of its most interestingly cerebral. Gene Roddenberry’s first pilot examines the nature of reality decades before The Matrix did, and asks the questions: What is real? How does one define their purpose, their reality? Is our reality just relative, defined only by experience? Is there a such thing as an absolute reality, or only what our senses perceive, or for that matter what they think they perceive? This is smart, ahead of its time writing for the 1960s.

 

Through the tragedies that befell both Vina and Pike, we must also question the quality of human life, and the value we place on it. Is it worth staying alive if you can’t function? If your brain is sound but your body is broken, can you still truly live? Speaking for myself, I certainly would despise the existence that Captain Pike is forced to endure in his wheelchair. I’d rather be dead than live that way. I’m not sure how I would react exactly to being forced to live in an illusion, but it is certainly preferable to a reality of uselessness and immobility. Besides, is our everyday life not just an elaborate series of deceptions spun before our very eyes; maybe not as powerful as a trick of telepathy played by an alien race, but an illusion nonetheless?

 

For even provoking these thoughts, and much more, “The Cage,” and by extension, “The Menagerie,” are what I consider among the best of Star Trek’s purely cerebral stories about human nature. It is imaginative, thoughtful, and quite engaging.

These elegant post earrings feature natural labradorite gemstones set in solid sterling silver. Each stone reveals unique flashes of blue and gold, making every pair one of a kind.

 

Handcrafted with care and inspired by the quiet beauty of natural light, these minimalist studs bring a timeless glow to any look — perfect for everyday wear or special occasions.

 

One of my latest designs - part of my ongoing handmade jewelry collection.

  

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Sometimes I take texture pictures for my graphics design archive, they often comes out interesting.

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Featured in a new book with 6 other outstanding artists.

 

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