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croquis bic et aquarelle d'après Google Earth Street View / bic and wash sketch after a Google Earth Street View
Tuesday 10th August 2010
Our chicks had their trackers fitted about 6 weeks ago and to our great excitement we have been able to get some downloads from them. At the moment we are only doing these weekly but the patterns have already shown how the chicks are developing in confidence. This map is the one of Big Yan, 12’s first tentative flights after fledging on July 20th. For much of the time he was in the nest but the orange lines show us he went up and sat on the open fellside above and down to a tree on the other side of the A592. So, for the first time we were able to know exactly where a chick had gone when he flew out of our sight. What amazing technology! (Can you spot Bassenthwaite Lake at the top left with the Derwent River leading out of it? And the main road and forest roads?)
Last night I scoured Google Earth lining up roads that would match the bearing of where the comet was set to rise this morning. I finally found a spot along my favorite road in Wupatki National Monument and narrowed to this creviced bend to work with.
I absolutely love this area and each time I’m there I feel compelled to go back again. The only person I encountered drove past, turned around, and stopped to ask if I was checking out that fuzzy thing in the sky. He said he was surprised to see it driving in for work and had stopped earlier to put binoculars on it. I thought that was very cool. We discussed what it was and also pointed out all the planets lined up across the sky too.
Such a beautiful sky this morning and great spot to immerse in it.
Canon EOS 6D Mark II
Tamron 28-75 mm lens
6 exposures stacked and aligned to reduce noise
54 mm, 4.0 sec. x 6 at f/5.6, ISO 12,800
I was checking my old photos on my Google Photos yesterday and saw this image in my "For You" folder. Typically, Google Assistant would scan your folders and decide on which one to work on. When it 's done, she would deposit her edit into that folder. Apparently, she has decided on this particular frame that I took a few years ago, and I didn't realize the Assistant edited image has been sitting in that folder since then. So here it is. It looks a little fake, doesn't it? Seems like my photography has taken another turn where AI is making things happen to me.
Camera: Google Pixel2XL
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I would not be able to identify this lake if it wasn't for the GPS coordinates on my phone. What started out as a day trip from Queens, NYC to Storm King Art Center, turned into a zig-zagging tour of the New York State countryside, with long detours on small NYS roads (#301, in this case.) Luckily, I was able to pull off the road here at Canopa Lake in Clarence Fahnestock Memorial State Park. -- November 4, 2018
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DDC "Selfie" - I have no doubt that Shyla would not look at the camera if she took a selfie - that's her way!
Duga Radar Station, a.k.a. Russian Woodpecker, near Chernobyl, Ukraine. KD's Virtual World Tour using Google Street View.
The Alaskan Range as seen form Denali State Park. WOW!!! Some of the craziest, most dramatic peaks I have seen.....
We almost didn't sleep for two weeks working for a shot with only a little luck, so when the fog rolled in to this awesome area and the sky lit up it was a great feeling!!
I was lucky enough to go on the trip with past students turned friends Joe Roybal and Andrew Vernon
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The source photo is one that I shot at Pebble Beach a few years ago. After I ran the photo through Google Gemini to generate a studio imapge, the car reminded me of a creature that was missing legs or tentacles.
from within the cedric grolet & airelles bakery, this image captures a quintessential moment of modern vacationing. a woman, stylishly dressed in a cherry-print dress, balances her iced coffee while snapping a photo with her phone. the bakery, celebrated and buzzed about on social media, attracts numerous influencers who photograph themselves or the sumptuous pastries. this scene, set against a backdrop of freshly baked croissants and tarts, encapsulates the phenomenon of digital-age travel, where the experience is as much about capturing and sharing as it is about savoring the moment. the high price and the ensuing mixed reviews on google speak to the tension between expectation and reality.
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That line, is that of an old Chinese saying, "上有天堂, 下有苏杭" (Shang you tian tang, xia you su hang). Marco Polo, the first Westerner to visit Hangzhou, later wrote that it was the most magnificent and beautiful city in the world. And indeed, it is truly a beautiful place with a beautiful setting.
When I see a photo like this, a sense of calm comes over me. Remembering my visit to West Lake in Hangzhou though, I don't know if calm is the word I would use to describe it. It was, rather pleasant and peaceful to visit though. A number of (primarily Chinese) visitors at the lake that day. Just people wishing to enjoy some of the splendid greenery and water.
It's easy to get wrapped up in the moment, snapping photos and not enjoying the moment for what its worth. Nowadays, I find myself sometimes putting my camera down, and marveling at the scenery and nature for what it is. Something to be imprinted in my mind as a wonderful memory.
Blogged: www.aisleseatplease.com/blog/2016/4/8/the-skies-have-heav...
...a bit of abstractionism...
Constructed from brick, gypsum and lime, most of the pigeon towers originated in the Safavid period of the 16th century, and many still punctuate the plains around Esfahan. This one was actually in the city limits, and contained not one but nine towers in one building, where this was the larger centre tower. The open dome at the top allows pigeons to enter easily, while the honey comb like inner structure provides a home for each and everyone. The smell inside unmistakingly betrays the purpose of the building... which is to collect pigeon droppings to be used as a softener in Esfahan's leather tanneries, as well as fertilizer for the rich watermelon fields.
This particular one, the Hezar Jarib tower, is located in the city, on Sheikh Sadoogh street by the Esfahan University, and is about 14 meters high inside. The absence of pigeons in the shot is perhaps an indication that the increasing use of chemical fertilizer and tanning agents has resulted in a lack of demand for the real s***!
* This photo appears on the Dark Roasted Blend site.
Danger / Google It / Warning sign. Colossal Media, working on another outdoor advertsing mural in Bushwick, Brooklyn, NYC.
Photo taken with the Fujifilm X100F.
Justin
I was just about to floor it out of a dead end in Randwick when I saw this vehicle come around the corner and roll down the hill. I reversed back with hope they’ll keep coming towards me to do their thing, but unfortunately they cut things short and came back later to cover the ground where I was stopped. I saw the street view camera a while ago now and didn’t see any fresh images published, so didn’t expect to view myself on the maps, but I checked again and there I am in SL37! This picture was taken in Albi Place and we also crossed paths on the upper end of neighbouring Milford Street. I got a picture of Google and Google got a picture of me =]
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