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... sans le repos, la tension peut monter et se tendre jusqu'au point de la rupture....
Cette mini série des 3 forces de tension a pour objectif de savoir l'appliquer dans notre vie souvent trop exigeante .... «Sachez connaître vos limites»
( ici,se sont les câbles retenant un ancien pont suspendu à tabliers de bois maintenant non utilisé mais plutôt conservé comme monument ..à Mallemort Fr... qui traverse l'Ardèche ) www.paca.culture.gouv.fr/banqueImages/imago/resultat.php?...
(major tension can cause damage to your own health if you don't know when to stop)
This is Scaleber Force above the village of Settle. I've just acquired an angled viewfinder so expect more low-angled shots like this!
Vueling's Airbus A320neo EC-NFI climbs through FL210 while Royal Air Force Airbus Voyager KC.2 ZZ343 trails high above passing FL370 for 410 as RR2320
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Very strong westerly winds are currently battering the Moray Firth. This made keeping the camera steady for 90 seconds a bit of a challenge. Fortunately, the Benro Mach 3 is a sturdy tripod and with a little extra weight on it, I managed to get an image without any motion blur. The low stormy light and fast moving clouds helped to create a really amazing atmosphere on the coast. Just the sort of conditions in which I love to work!
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"IZZAT OBAMA'S PLANE?"
"No sir. No it is not."
Ex-USAF C-9 on the ground at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.
scale haw force at the village of hebden near grassington taken while looking for autumn colour in the yorkshire dales
in the matter of moving a physical mass to a high rate of speed with the maximum enjoyment ...it's hard to beat a big block 396 Chevy..
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Looking forward to the official release of the LEGO Voltron set!
I'm still only managing to get to LEGO every now and then at the moment with most of my time spent practicing sculpting, mould making and learning Maya.
I did manage to update this little guy though.
Using a roller skate I managed to make the lion limbs. The angle of the minifig hands (legs) was critical to everything else staying connected. If you are patient you can attach the head and back to the skate with enough clutch to keep them attached.
I also changed up Voltron slightly making the wings attach legally and the legs slightly longer.
With holidays not far away hopefully I can find some more time to get building again! :D
The upper part of the waterfall that is East Gill Force in the Yorkshire Dales.
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It’s a location I rarely visit and I don’t know why as High Force is only just over an hour away and has so many opportunities for the landscape photographer. I was inspired to revisit with my grandchildren Christmas Eve 2024 after seeing the location featured in a Brian Cox solar system documentary. His visit was in the snow and it looked magical, unfortunately no such conditions were present for the children’s walk but it was great all the same. Fortunately not long after the new year the snow came. It arrived heavy on the Sunday so I headed back first thing Monday morning. I first headed for the viewing gallery on the south side of the river in deep virgin snow, I took a series of photos. I then headed back to the bridge and headed up to below the falls on the north side and took this image which is the same view point as the Brian Cox documentary.
High Force, Teasdale. The shot was taken at sunset, which can be quite difficult given the the sun is setting behind the scene and everything is backlight.
Some perseverance and I managed to come away with one shot from the location.
East Gill Force (Lower) in the Yorkshire Dales, England.
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A series of cascades dropping almost three hundred feet. Not an organised site no money changes hands and if measured top to bottom the longest falls in the Lakes. Taken from Newlands Hause, a pleasant place to park before dropping down to Buttermere or Keswick.
High Force.....High Force is not the highest waterfall in the country,but it is the biggest.No other creates such a profound impression on the senses,no other has such a dramatic yet beautiful setting.The thunderous crash of its waters can be heard from afar.They fall without grace in a furious rage.It is a spectacle all should see.
she's a force of nature
something not to be reckoned with
wind follows her presence
rocks quake with her essence
light encompasses her being
sometimes she's too bright for seeing
leaves fall from her hair
water sparkles on her skin bare
she shatters constellations
cosmic corruption she causes
leaves stars falling in her wake
the sun so hot it bakes
crystals in her eyes
and the ocean in her veins
she reigns.