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The clouds gradually folded in on the bit of sunlight that was poking through when I took this shot. Beautiful end to the sunset that day.
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Dazed but uninjured, Sireth ended his transmission with Zorn aboard the Orryxala. He brushed dust from his uniform, eyes narrowing as he surveyed the wreckage. Then he turned his glare on Voltar.
“You are a curse,” he growled. “Since the moment you arrived, we have had nothing but disaster.”
Voltar didn’t flinch. “I am not the one responsible for your carelessness. You command this operation.” He flicked debris from a smoldering hole burned through his uniform.
Sireth pivoted to Kaszon. “Get your men. Remove the Mudag from the forward bay.”
“We must get the fire under control,” Kaszon countered.
“There is no time,” Sireth snapped. “The transport is finished. Salvage what we can. I have already informed Zorn—he is dispatching another transport with reinforcements.”
Kaszon leaned in, voice low and venomous. “Let us kill Voltar now. I know the secrets he hides are the root of our problems. Just give a nod.”
“Soon,” Sireth growled. “Get the Mudag.”
Voltar stepped closer, voice smooth but edged. “This situation is most unfortunate, Sireth. These… missteps are causing unacceptable delays.”
Sireth’s jaw tightened. “I wasn’t aware of a schedule.” He gestured toward the field of dead Horocyclians sprawled across the ground. “As you can see, all resistance has been eliminated. We will reach the Core in due time.”
Ahead of them, the crew struggled to manually crank open the forward ramp of the burning transport. Flames roared inside, punctuated by violent bursts of secondary explosions.
At last, the Mudag emerged—its armored hull untouched by the inferno. The tank-like assault vehicle rumbled to a halt before Sireth and Voltar as crewmen hauled out every piece of equipment they could carry. Moments later, one of the landing legs buckled, and the transport collapsed onto its side with a metallic scream.
Everything salvageable was loaded into the Mudag.
Sireth swung open the rear hatch. “Get in.”
Voltar ducked through the opening, and the Mudag heaved forward—its treads grinding over the time worn stones as it rumbled down the ancient street toward the distant, flickering glow.
Corogin soldiers paced beside it, weapons angled outward, eyes sweeping the shadows.
Kayla slipped after them, a silent echo in their wake.
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You can view Quantum Fold episodes in order from the beginning in the album titled, "Quantum Fold":
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You can view Quantum Fold II episodes in order from the beginning in the album titled, "Quantum Fold II":
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This is one of our large garden bumble bees - bombus ruderatus, making its way into a fuchsia flower. I love the way it folded its wings back and its legs too so that it's quite difficult to tell which are the bee's legs and which are the flower's stamens. The flower was in dark shade and the bee was animated so the focus wasn't great. Anything that this garden celebrity does is OK by me so I uploaded it anyway.
This is just a phone shot from the plane, leaving George airport in the Western Cape. It never ceases to amaze me how many mountain ranges are in South Africa which are hardly ever named. They are thousands of metres high. This range is a fold range and yet at the very top is this crater-like depression. Everything is very dry here and yet there was snow.
For the Macro Mondays challenge "Crinkled Wrinkled Folded or Creased" (October 22nd 2018)
This is the inside face of a silver wrist cuff. Called a 'Crinkle Cuff Bracelet' it is made of a single sheet of silver which is held upright, and then pressure is applied until the metal starts to fold and bend. It is made to look like crinkled or wrinkled cloth on the outer side, and as smooth folded cloth on the inner side (comfortable and smooth close to the skin). There is a photo of the full cuff in the first comment field - the entire cuff is 3" across, and this is a small portion of it, about 1.5 inches.
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For Macro Mondays: Paper theme
This was created using a 4" square of paper folded into fourths-- so the thin paper edge is 2" top to bottom--within the parameters set for Macro Mondays.
I started my project using a 6" square folded into fourths, but found it didn't allow me to shoot the image within the 3" boundary. I then cut and folded a 5" square which gave me 2.5"and it was still too large. Finally, a 4" square allowed me to get the image I wanted within the limitations of the group.
I was really loving the various images and sizes of the folded squares, so I stacked them and created some pretty cool "sculptures" one of which is in my Photostream.
Had a difficult time deciding which photo to post to the group out of over a hundred shots, so if you want to see more, there are few I've made public.
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Macro Mondays - Cloth
This week we had to photograph cloth.
I chose one of my Mum's head scarves. Her favourite colour was green and this brought back lots of memories of her … I had to iron this first and there were little bits of her make-up still on the scarf, and yet it must have been many years since she wore it.
I have a habit of folding any piece of paper or carton.
And I'm sorry, I didn't have much time to think about
MacroMondays this week either, but I wanted to participate...
So, I shot one tiny carton box for soft fruit candy folded by me and lighted by two flashlights from front and back. The colourful side is under and the colors just shows up because of the light in the back.
As I was driving out of the Painted Hills Unit in the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument that early evening, the alternating shadows and light in those undulating hills of red-maroon / yellow-olive green brought to mind folded layers of velvet fabric. Those two trees in the sunlight help add a little bit of scale and reference to the scene.
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Különös szállítmány érkezik az Örs vezér terére, mégpedig a Milleniumi Földalatti Vasút egyik szerelvénye, 2 "Muki" tehervillamos (7039, 7040) közrefogásával. A földalatti, avagy 1-es metró szerelvényeinek bizonyos karbantartásait az Örs vezér terén lévő Vasúti Járműjavítóban végzik, e célból változó gyakorisággal szoktak a villamoshálózaton szállítani szerelvényeket, jellemzően késő délelőtt, vagy az éj leple alatt. A tehervillamosok a BSzKRt idején épültek, a múlt század '20-as évei óta képezik részét a városi vasútnak, ugyan szerepük és darabszámuk mára már minimális, de egykoron egész nagy forgalmat bonyolítottak, számos üzem iparvágánya kapcsolódott a villamoshálózatba, melyet kiszolgáltak. A II. világháború környékén pedig a szükségletek szállításából (például élelmiszerek) is kivették részüket, illetve a metróépítések idején a kitermelt földet is szállították.