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Eigentlich kann die CANON POWERSHOT SX70 HS nur Blende 3.4 bis 8.0.
Hier zeigt die Kamera aber Blende F16.
Nachgeschärft.
cercado perimetral de la explotación minera de sales de litio ubicada en el Salar del Hombre Muerto - Antofagasta de la Sierra - Catamarca - Argentina
Name: Limit
Type: MIX
Pilot: Joel Krost
Special Ability: Mono Wheel
Description: This unusual mech, in which the drive is integrated into the overall design. This allows for incredible speed. Due to the low height, and hands it could easily push opponents out of the way. But to make such a maneuver the pilot must try hard, because this robot is very difficult to manage.Therefore for this mech pilot chose very strictly. It turned out to Joel. An ordinary young boy, who was involved in ordinary street racing. Now he has finished successful and known throughout the world. Mech runs on special batteries that can be easily replaced
My all time favorite MILW ROW sign. Too bad it was so vandalized. Looking east towards Watertown on the Madison line. April 1993
¿Habías pensado en estar del otro lado en alguna ocasión? Sí, claro, a la “occidental”. Puedes acariciar el límite de tu pantalla y las yemas de tus dedos no sangran.
Hey Guys I'm just checking in with you all! Flight training is going well these days and I think in a few more weeks I'll be resuming my aerial adventures here soon. In the mean time I thought I would share this shot!
I've been cloud hunting lately but judging the distance from the ground is hard to do. Here I am flying the upper limits of where I am supposed to be flying around in. I had to watch my altimeter to make sure I was not exceeding those limits. (it's taboo out here, and for good reason) Instead I ended up a few hundred feet short right underneath some rain clouds. I enjoyed the view for a bit gliding with no motor power before I dove back down.
To the right is Lake Washington and straight ahead Lake Sammamish can be seen! It was a wonderful morning.
See more of my epic aerial action here: flic.kr/s/aHsjLmnXKz
and here:
Name: Limit
Type: MIX
Pilot: Joel Krost
Special Ability: Mono Wheel
Description: This unusual mech, in which the drive is integrated into the overall design. This allows for incredible speed. Due to the low height, and hands it could easily push opponents out of the way. But to make such a maneuver the pilot must try hard, because this robot is very difficult to manage.Therefore for this mech pilot chose very strictly. It turned out to Joel. An ordinary young boy, who was involved in ordinary street racing. Now he has finished successful and known throughout the world. Mech runs on special batteries that can be easily replaced
It was pretty dark but realised there was mud on it and wiped all the words I could reach before taking these.
Into the sky,
breaking the horizon;
uplifting mankind.
This is my entry for RogueOlympics 2024 Round 5, with the topic "Auftrieb / Uplift". The RogueOlympics are a build contest by the RogueBricks Community, with each week featuring a new topic and a part limit of just 101 pieces (which I used exactly).
I went more with the English topic description and built a rather classic motif of something that not only literally uplifts humans but also uplifts humankind into the age of space exploration. The rocket and launch tower are directly based on the NASA Saturn V, while the astronauts give the picture a more generic nature.
You can see more photos at my Facebook page.
Strobist info: SB900 into Softbox from above, Reflector below for fill. Bare SB800 and SB700 behind the Model as Rimlights. Triggered with CLS.
One of my roses from my back garden keeps growing taller & taller, trying to reach the sun!
(Best viewed on black)
"Every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world." ~ Arthur Schopenhauer
I'm the least political creature alive and yet even I can't help but feel lifted up by the amazing optimism in evidence in the world at this moment. I'm very grateful to be a part of this historic day.
Five of North West Ambulance Service's Mercedes Sprinters parked up outside the Royal Liverpool University Hospital's A&E Department on a busy Friday afternoon.
NOTE ON GROUPS
Usually I'd post this to more groups but, unfortunately, the ridiculous new limit on the number of groups that a picture can be added to prevents this.
If any group admins would like the picture in their particular group I'm afraid you'll either have to invite it or remove the posting limit for your chosen group.
If you don't know about the new group posting limits that were introduced by the back door a few months ago and would like to change your group back to the way it used to be, here is the link on how to do it:-