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Okay, so I cheated and just inverted it on this end, since apparently the screenshots you take come out normal. But damn if that Twitterrific bird doesn't look satanic.
Bloomington fireman work a typical wreck involving an inverted vehicle. With 45,000 college students in town ( and most of them new drivers) accidents like these are common. Photo courtesy Ron VanDeventer
The inverter converts the DC from the solar panels into AC, and also matches the electric utility's phase. This is in the "dog pen," outside the basement (the cardboard-covered window on the right is the home theater) and below the front door.
A friend of mine asked me if I could do a photo of smoke one a white background.
I received a tip of taking the smoke shot against a black background and then inverting it.
This is the result.
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This is an Apache helicopter flying inverted and throwing flares. Taken in the air show at the Gilze Rijen base in The Netherlands
A few shots from the Scottish Grappling Invitational lots of inside heel hooks...., yellow mats and poor light as usual
A bouquet nodule from Tapado and collected in 2003. The site is about 15 miles southeast of San Carlos, a small mountain/desert town in the Mexican State of Chihuahua.
Trek Day 8 - Concordia (4700m).
For orientation, imagine Concordia as a 'T' junction of glaciers. The bottom of the 'T' represents the snout of the 60km long Baltoro Glacier. As you make your way up to the junction, Gasherbrum-IV ((7925m), resembling an inverted 'V', lies directly in front of you. At the left and right corners of the junction are Marbal Peak (6256m) and Mitre Peak (6010m) respectively. On the right of the junction is the Vigne Glacier and you can see the Golden Throne (7312m) and Chogolisa (7653m) lie on its either side like guardians to a throne room. On the left of the junction is Godwin-Austin Glacier. At the head of Godwin-Austin Glacier is the majestic pyramid of K-2. At 8611m, K-2 is the second highest mountain in the world. Chagori, the Balti name of K-2, means the King of Mountains. I would say that K-2 has a fitting local name and a worthy setting.
K-2 is located on the border between China and Pakistan. The first westerner who saw the peak was probably Lieutenant T.G. Montgomerie. In 1856, he was surveying the mountains in the area and spotted the extraordinary peaks of Karakoram, which he gave temporary names: K for Karakoram plus a number for each peak, e.g. K-1, K-2, K-3, etc.
Dubbed the "Savage Mountain", K-2 is arguably the hardest climb in the world. The routes to the summit are steeper and more difficult than those to the top of Everest. The weather is also significantly colder and less predictable. Thus, reaching the top of K-2 is the equivalent of winning the Olympic gold in mountaineering. In terms of the number of accidents that had happened on the descent, it is the most deadly mountain in the world. The greatest loss of lives occurred in the K-2 Tragedy of 1986 when 13 climbers from several expeditions died in a severe storm. Legend says that K-2 carries a curse on women. The first woman to reach the summit was Wanda Rutkiewicz in 1986. The next five women to reach the summit are all dead; three of them died on the way down. Rutkiewicz herself died on a different climb in 1992.
In spite of the dangers, the mountain continues to lure climbers to its slopes of dark gray rock. It is the ultimate fear and as such must be faced and overcome by climbers aiming for alpine excellence. In scaling Everest, you are a great climber to the world; to summit K-2, and you are a true climber to the climbers. K-2 is the jealous king to Sagarmatha (Mother Goddess), the Nepalese name for Everest. It is an unforgiving, handsome and mighty mountain. It is said that if the King's crown is what you come for, be prepared to risk it all.
See hubby's cool video clip of the Thunderbirds here (be sure to click on HD button to see it larger)
USAF Thunderbirds at Offut AFB Open House and Airshow 2012. I enjoyed that show quite a bit even with the long drive to get there. Good company always helps....
Photo of an old block print 'Inverted Personages' by Joan Miró.
Joan Miró i Ferrà was a Catalan Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist born in Barcelona. A museum dedicated to his work, the Fundació Joan Miró, was established in his native city in 1975.
Earning international acclaim, his work has been interpreted as Surrealism, a sandbox for the subconscious mind, a re-creation of the childlike, and a manifestation of Catalan pride.
Wikipedia
ODC November 30 Order and Chaos
(Note: Colours do not closely match the original artwork.)
Digitally inverted from original new calotpe negative.
Pelegry dry calotype process with modified dr. Keith iodization (dropped free Iodine)
Canson Marker Layout Paper (batch 6-no 8 cut in two)
Sensitized 3.3.12 according to Pelegry procedure (0,4 l sensitizer) with a preserving bath 2 weeks old (kept cool). 3,5 -4 min sens., 10min single wash, 2-3 min saltbath, 20 min 3 x wash, 3 min preserving bath)
German tailboard field camera 10 x 15 cm, paper negative not covered by glass
Exposure on lightly overcast afternoon, short lens at f/11 for 10 min
Super fast developing and removed after 25 min from 0,8% gallic acid booseted after 10 min with acetonitrate (2 ml AgNO3 and 10 drops of glacial acetic acid)
Highlights visible before development.
More Bee on Cotoneaster - it's necessary to hold on to get into the flower.
Bombus hortorum, I think?
inverted back somersault.
one externe speedlite (Canon EZ 430) on camera right. daylight on camera left.
Inverted Hamsas (day/night; yin/yang; up/down, etc.) – protection from all directions :)
Intended as a gift to a friend. My first experience at scoring and cutting (not nipping) glass – wanted to try my hand at stained glass but without soldering. Followed the instructions (and pictures) in the book to score and cut convex and concave shapes – found the latter more difficult. Pieces are fit together tightly and strings of beads are applied along the grout lines. Intersections are dressed up as sort of stylised “eyes” – one of the elements that hamsas usually contain – to ward off an “evil eye”. Overall impression – involves significant beforehand planning – creating a pattern on paper, cutting it out carefully, applying paper pieces to the glass, then cutting, grinding and fitting together. I’ve found it not as meditative as mosaics…
For those who don’t know what Hamsa is here is the excerpt from Wikipedia: “Hamsa (Khamsa) is a palm-shaped amulet popular throughout the Middle East and North Africa.[1] The khamsa is often incorporated in jewelry and wall hangings, as a superstitious defense against the evil eye.”
This is what provides electricity for all my lamps and toys when camping. andyarthur.org/photos/burntrossman/inverter.html