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A watercolor painting I did based on the Google Maps view of Holbergskaien in Berge, Norway. The exact view has been taken down but you can see the truck and man in question here kinda.
This is a pet project based on "traveling" the streets of Google Maps and painting the people I find there. More info here.
20th Anniversary review of NATO navies by her majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Portsmouth 16th May 1969.
Globe Reflections
This was a runner up for the theme of map. As you can see it's a different globe than the first one. I also used my macro for this picture. I've started playing around with that some.
I like the reflections on the crystal globe in this picture.
A Paint Map from the August 5-7 Seafair weekend of 2022. On the map notes Seahawks/Reign/Mariners/Storm games, construction, and various Seafair events.
Planning to create and share maps for incoming American tourists after seeing St Declan's Way on Google Maps.
Map of St Lawrence County NY - "from actual surveys" in 1858!
Thanks to the team at TLC Real Estate for sharing their passion for their region's history! www.tlc-realestate.com/
North Mymms route- like so much around here this isn't really anything special but worth stringing together with a few other places as part of a longer ride.
Die Geburtstage von Barbara Hurter (51) und Alex Fachin (49) ergeben 100 Jahre Lebenszeit. Das wurde gefeiert mit Angehörigen, Freundinnen und Freunden auf dem Bauernhof Stöckweid in Knonau am Samstag, 21. August 2021.
Foto Martin Platter
Maps & Atlases crowd (left) and Dave Davison
SXSW 2010
Friday, March 19
21st Street Co-op, Austin, Texas
[had to bust out the point & shoot in an attempt to capture how utterly unreal this show experience was-- hundreds of kids packed into a 100-degree room and totally wilding out, some literally climbing in the rafters like orangutans. a SXSW high point for sure.]
While processing the previous picture, I tried playing around with the saturation and white balance and ended up with this. I'm not much into image manipulation (mostly because I do not have the patience for it), I think this is a nice effect.
See the original.
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The Map is unusual in that its two annual broods look very different. The summer brood are black with white markings, this is the spring brood ! (Sorry for the bad photo, I had never seen or heard of such a butterfly before)
On the trail there were six points participants had to locate and collect a bead. At the end it spelled a word and they got to make bracelets!