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Black spots on yellow doesn't make him a leopard. Poor guy he thinks and behaves as if he is one! Silly fella....
A Super Hornet from VFA-122 "Flying Eagles" is seen here starting its display at Aviation Nation 2016 Nellis AFB.
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A temperature inversion fills Cache Valley with fog at sunrise as seen from the east bench. Looking west, the Wellsville Mountains are in the distance.
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A monochrome tonally inverted image of Comet NEOWISE, captured on 21st July, with a Fuji X-T2, 100-400mm (@100mm fl), 15x 60 secs, ISO800. This results in a 16 degree field of view. Notice how the dust tail has fanned out and the total length of the ion tail exceeds the FOV.
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Part of my transformation series. I took one object a leaf shaped silver spoon holder for cooking and photographed it and processed the images to how one object can be transformed into many different things
This is the most remarkable image I've made in some time. I can't stop staring at it. The reflection somehow had less motion blur in it than the main image, so I flipped it and it draws the eyes in the right way and it just has this surreal look to it. The car seems as if it's going so fast it's outrunning its rear bumper.
Shot beneath the city balcony at Groningen station, looking through an inverted plastic dome. The station silhouette reads like a bat signal in the dark. The blur was part of the material, and part of the mood.
Abstract details of the window edge at the new Design District in North Greenwich, London, comprising of 8 buildings designed by 4 architects.
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This uncropped inverted color image of Comet Comet near M3 was taken with a Fujifilm X-T3, Nikkor 180mm f/2.8 @ f/5.6, iso 3200, exp 80x60s. Post-processed in PixInsight and Photoshop. Taken between 3:12AM and 5:29AM under very thin broken cirrus clouds and some wind. Trailing stars (comet was fixed) were dimmed using PixInsight. The comet's tail can be tracved out to 4 degrees from the nucleus.
Of note: Attempts taking 120 second exposures proved useless due to the comet's relative rapid motion. In the coming days, I'll be forced to take ~30s exposures with higher iso.