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Surprisingly the other side.

A 1978 built Bermuda rigged Gem Micro yacht at South Oby Dyke, River Bure, Norfolk Broads.

A narrow, moss-covered concrete path winds between a weathered wooden fence draped in climbing vines and a dense, lush ivy hedge. The scene evokes a quiet, slightly overgrown garden alleyway, with soft, diffused light filtering through bare tree branches overhead, creating a serene and slightly mysterious atmosphere. The composition uses leading lines to draw the eye down the path, inviting exploration.

Noche de concierto, primera foto para ver la luz y el juego del M. Zuiko Digital 45mm f1.8.

Nikon D300/Manual Focus Micro Nikkor 55mm f2.8 ais

Looking Micro, Seeing Macro: Pressed Flower Art by Liz Cutler

 

On exhibit at Princeton Public Library October 9, 2021 to January 3, 2022 in the 2nd floor reading room.

 

For more details visit: princetonlibrary.org/services/spaces/exhibits/

 

Tiny but beautiful, about 1 cm across. On my bathroom window.

The track is a permanent fixture, as part of the base moulding, and the buildings fit over the fixing lugs at each corner of the base. The buildings are open at each end, but there is no way of extending the track where it comes to an abrupt end. A buffer stop would have been useful here, but Galoob never made any. The base becomes surplus if you put 2 x sheds together, to house a TGV train. It's a fairly well thought out item actually, with some 'wasp' style hazard stickers included for young budding health and safety experts to apply.

Martin Newell's palm sized foam fighters. Photos by Jay smith

All 36 Exposures From Nikkormat FTN (1967) with Ilford film: Yashica FX-3 - 36 images - Nikkormat FTN (1967) with Nikon Micro-Nikkor-P・C Auto 1:3.5 f=55mm (F mount) Prime & AstrHori AH-M1 light meter & Ilford XP-2 ISO 400 Black & White 35mm film - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.

Nüüd kui jää veekogudelt on kadunud hakkas uus spinna-hooaeg, mis pakub südamest rõõmu ja rahuldust paljudele hobbi harrastajatele kalapüügis.

 

Eriti magus on mikro jigitamine. Selle peen varustusega toimetamine on midagi enamat, kui lihtsalt landi loopimine mehisemate riistadega.

 

Aga nüüd siis asja juurde. Olen saanud siin mõned päevad ja ka nädala vahetusel, kui möllas tormine maru kodujärvel käia, et tabada see oma unistuste poleteise kilone "afonja" ! Ette ruttavalt mainin ära, et poole kaaluni olen saanud ja ei enamat . Suurimad tabatud hetke seisuga siis on 590 g, 590 g, 480 g, 310 g ja +- 200 g X 2tk . Ei, igav pole olnud. Käis otsas ja isegi kaldal üks havi pulk, mis õnneks ise vabanes ja järve sulpsatas. Kõik on kenasti ka kinos näha. Ka semu Malfrid oli kohal, ning ka temagi sai kenasi triibulis jiggile. Suurimaks ta tabatuimaks ahvenateks osutusid 690 g siis veel 450 g !

 

PS! Kõik minu tabatud ahvenad said kenasti oma keskkonda tagastatud "C&R" ! Kui ikka nälga ei pole siis laseme marjakala tagasi oma geene paljunema . Oleks kusagil muust veekogust tabanud, kus ka kutseline kalur tööd teeb siis võibolla veel oleks ära võtnud, kuna muidu rändab ta nagunii poe lettidele aga meie Viljandi järves kutseline püük puudub ja ise me otsustame, mis on meile hea ja õige! Uskuge, see tunne, et oled SUURE-kala vabastanud on võimasm, kui sa oleks ta ära võtnud !

 

Ühesõnaga, Ixa spinna-hooaeg on avatud ja katsun ka edaspidi Teid asjaga kursis hoida !

 

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Selged pildid,

 

Ixa

Project - ART

 

"As Alive, As Uncertain"

 

By Neetu Roy and Ella May Rackham.

 

The showcase for the Micro Commission for art is took place on Saturday 6 Sept 2014 in the Cornerhouse Annexe.

 

The idea behind the art project came from the £500 that the two young people were given in order to realise their idea. They decided to focus on what others would do with the same amount of money. Armed with a couple of questions, a camera and a smile, they asked the willing inhabitants of Manchester to write their answers down and the result has been captured through photographs, portraits, and placards.

Nikon D3200

sviluppo camera raw

 

The intake weir and screen on the micro-hydropower scheme

I got the other micro Lalaloopsy I wanteed! :D I had to buy two before I managed to find her this time though, and ended up with the faceless one >< but I got her in the end!

 

Now if only my lens could focus properly |: the camera on my phone could probably do a better job... Doesn't help that I had no lighting I guess, stupid f5.6. x.x

 

I might stop the 365 pics thing ._.I don't see much point taking them if I end up taking a bunch of terrible photos cause I can't get everything set up how I'd like... D: Might need a new lens too...

Martin Newell's palm sized foam fighters. Photos by Jay smith

Por la módica suma de $150 o algo asi, este antiguo Sport Wagon recorre este pueblo, que aunque no lo pareciera, a veces es necesario tomar micro para recorrerlo.. lo que eso si no me recuerdo de que recorrido era en Santiago.. si Pila Ñuñoa o Cementerio :S

Rengo, VI Región

2 halves of a staple are used to hold the 'brushes' away from the stator when assembling

... mi época preferida del año, se nota, no? ;-)

Buen finde a todos!!!

 

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© Museo Nazionale del Cinema / Mathieu Gasquet

 

A series of photographs taken at the National Cinema Museum, in Turin (Italy), to test the high ISO capabilities of the Olympus OM-D E-M5.

 

Read the full article here.

A fine screen is needed to capture Cretaceous micros like this Sand Tiger and Archaeolamna.

On board a BSOT, either SC9015 or SC9016 on a southbound WHL sleeper service circa September 1986.

The 2,970-pound C-X75 is "a range-extended electric supercar" that does the run from zero to 62 miles per hour in 3.4 seconds. That happens courtesy of two 96-horsepower micro gas turbines that pump juice into a plug-in li-ion battery pack. That in turn powers four 195-horsepower electric motors – one at each wheel – for a total of 780 horsepower and 1,187 pound-feet of torque. Top speed is pegged at 205 mph, and the concept can theoretically run on just its batteries for 68 miles before the twin turbines kick in and extend the range to 560 miles. Think of it like the Volt, but with turbines instead of a gas engine and a helluva lot quicker and faster.

 

The body resting above all those electrons is aluminum, with swan doors allowing entry to the leather-lined cabin. The seats inside are fixed, with the steering wheel, instruments and pedals moving to accommodate the driver. Three high-res TFT screens present driver information, with readouts and displays switchable between all of the screens.

It was after building this guy I realized that the multiple iterations of Brakken could actually serve a purpose in the backstory

I have a 1/2 chance of winning :D

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