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Cũng chỉ là copy and sao chép của ng` khác thôi
nhỳn nó tởm thật
Stock Na nhỏ nó bỵ lq nên fải dùg 3D cho nó đỡ thô ai ngờ càng ngày fá stock jờ nó ra ớn như zầy này TT_TT
Flickr has a lot of sunset photographs. Too many, some would say.
To build this graph I collected just a few of them, by searching for photos that have been tagged “Sunset”.
I collected only 100 photos from the hundreds posted each day of the preceding 365 days, so that the photos are evenly distributed across the past year. There are over 35,000 photos shown in the graph.
I positioned each photo horizontally according to the day it was taken, and vertically according to the hour it was taken.
By making each photo translucent, I created a “hot spot” which shows when the most photos were taken, each day of the past year.
The bright band shows the approximate time of sunset for each day. You can see that as the year progresses, the time of the sunset changes.
The deepest dip in the band corresponds to the summer solstice (about June 22), and the highest part of the band corresponds to the winter solstice (about December 22).
This is the second time I’ve graphed the curve of the sunsets using Flickr sunsets. The first time, over a year ago, I used all the photos then available, which produced a more inconsistent looking graph.
- tập tành theo lm graph nhưng mà nó k ra dì xD
- bn nào lm graph tumblr k ?? mình lm cho quăng stock và size cho mình nhóe :DDDD chủ yếu là tập tành lm graph thôi kkkeee
" go pugo go !! "
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graph*sweat & chino skirt(kahki)
100% donation event "help japan"
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pose note: :momo: graph-pugo-jump
Small tribute and big thanks you to all these street artists who embellish our cities
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Petit hommage et grand merci à tous ces artistes de rues qui embellissent nos villes
China Graph, found an old school text book to fill up.
Blog Post: alekadzie.blogspot.com/2011/06/china-graph-old-high-schoo...
- Suýt thì gặp đc chị, suýt thì nhìn thấy tận mặt chị :(
Nói một cách mất lòng là chị làm fan quá ngỡ ngàng vì biến mất lúc nào không biết :((
Dù chỉ nhìn thấy mặt chị khoảng 1'
qua tấm kính thôi cũng đủ điên rồi =))
Không sao vì được đứng giáp mặt với Tăng Thanh Hà =))
Đùa chị Hà cười trông xinh ơi là xinh, chân dài nữa *GATO*
Mong sao trong những ngày chị còn ở VN thân yêu này em còn cơ hội gặp chị :)
P/S: Mình không theo phong trào, mình thích YEH từ hồi GOONG nhé :)
- Suốt ngày Sign xong đến Wall xong đến Timeline =))
Đổi mới sang Graph :)
Thi xong rồi nên dành 30' ngồi design ;__;
Ôi không bỏ đc "EM YÊU" đâu :(( Yêu em chết mê chết mệt rồi :">
Đã từ rất lâu rồi trong tôi định nghĩa 2 tiếng 'yêu thương' tôi không thể trao cho ai kể từ khi tôi có em. Mùa thu đó tôi có iemmm :(
Photoshop ơi ~~~~~~ Em đồng ý làm vợ tôi nhé =))))))))
Shooting the newly opened Jubilee Bridge this morning :)
Technical details:
Sony A7R + FE 16-35mm
8 seconds, f/16, ISO 100
Haida ND 1.8 + Lee GND 0.9
3 shot panorama
This diagram really rang true with me although, fortunately, I managed to avoid the 'HDR hole'. How about you - where are you up to on the diagram?
(Note - This is not my diagram and I couldn't find the name of the original creator. If anyone knows who did it originaly please tell me so I can provide the correct credit)
Thứ 6 đi ăn kem, thứ 7 hội trại xuân + xem flim. CN về quê :))
lịch trình sắp tới của mình đếy....
à mà bạn nào muốn psd này thì cmt đi, mình share cho, k là mình về quê k share đc đâu *lol*
La Malinche Volcano, Mexico is featured in this image photo graphed by an Expedition 37 crew member on the International Space Station. Located approximately 30 kilometers to the northeast of the city of Puebla, the summit of Volcan la Malinche rises to an elevation of 4,461 meters above sea level. This detailed photograph highlights the snow-dusted summit, and the deep canyons that cut into the flanks of this eroded stratovolcano. La Malinche has not been historically active, but radiometric dating of volcanic rocks and deposits associated with the structure indicate a most recent eruption near the end of the 12th century. NASA scientists cite evidence that lahars, or mudflows, associated with an eruption about 3,100 years ago, affected Pre-Columbian settlements in the nearby Puebla basin. The volcano is enclosed within La Malinche National Park situated within parts of the states of Puebla and Tlaxcala; extensive green forest cover is visible on the lower flanks of the volcano. Access to the volcano is available through roadways, and it is frequently used as a training peak by climbers prior to attempting higher summits. The rectangular outlines of agricultural fields are visible forming an outer ring around the forested area. While the volcano appears to be quiescent, its relatively recent (in geological terms) eruptive activity, and location within the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt-- a tectonically active region with several current and historically active volcanoes including Popocatepetl to the west and Pico de Orizaba to the east - suggests that future activity is still possible and could potentially pose a threat to the nearby city of Puebla.
Image credit: NASA
Original image:
spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/station/crew-37/html/...
More about space station research:
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/index.html
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