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A Little Egret perched briefly on a post in the middle of a lagoon.
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Designed primarily for use within the SF sector.
Two uploads in one day? oh bother.
Credit to Shock for the FS and trigger.
I think I kinda prefer this one.
Night photography is one of my favourite areas. Owing to the 23:00 curfew we had during the pandemic, night photography was in practice impossible for me since I usually leave home between 10 ~ 11 pm and return between 1 ~ 2 am.
With its high ISO and little noise, the Sony A7 seems to have been designed thinking of night photography. At ISO 6400 one can use shutter speeds 1/60 to 1/250 with apertures f/4 to f/5.6. I imagine, and I am still to try it, that in camera image stabilisation will allow the use of 1600 ISO, which is very likely to produce even better images.
I find night photography with (b&w) film much more challenging, but the results very rewarding.
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Sony A7 Mk iii, Leica Summilux-R 1.4/50, RawTherapee + Affinity Photo
Arriving early at Duxford for today's mini-airshow, I helped push BM597 back onto the grass. It was much heavier than I imagined - even with 6 men pushing on the leading edges of the main wing, it was hard work! I don't what I expected, never pushed one before. Anyhow, before they closed the cockpit door and canopy (it had started to rain, of course) I managed to get a few shots of the cockpit interior - put my arm right in with my Sony RX100 for this shot.
Morrison-Knudsen Alco C636 idles away in Page AZ at the construction site of the Navajo Electric Generating Station, February 1973. MK had a railroad division that constructed railroads under contract. The railroad here of course was the Black Mesa & Lake Powell which hauled coal from a mine loadout at Black Mesa AZ to the new power plant here at Page AZ in the northeastern corner of Arizona.
Fabulous Kodachrome slide by Don Strack.
This Seafire Mk.XVII was built by Westlands in 1946. Seen here at 2022 Shuttleworth Fly Navy air show with Chris Gotke as pilot.
The next gen, with fully rotational head. this was important, as now it can be prone and look anywhere. It is also the same height as my previous drones, but folds up better.
Will probably clean up the arms on further iterations. Legs still cannot support themselves, it's an issue that needs working on.
This aircraft is based at Duxford Airfield, previously at the Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar, Biggin Hill, Kent. It wears the authentic markings X4650 / KL-A from 54 Squadron, which it wore when with the Squadron in 1940.
Spitfire X4650 was built to contract 19713/39 by Vickers Armstrong's (Supermarine) Ltd. at Woolston and first test flown on 23rd October 1940. It was delivered to the RAF on 25th October and into the hands of 24 MU at Ternhill. On 14th November 1940 it was taken on charge by 54 Squadron at Catterick, as a result of the crash on 28th December 1940 the aircraft was damaged and it was struck off charge on 4th January 1941.
Seen here taxiing past other aircraft to take off for the Duxford air display.
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They say that the presence of MechaKnights in the battlefield is enough to turn the tide of war. These incredibly complex constructs are built by the most gifted mechsmiths in Aemoruin in order to prevent the loss of human life, increase army efficiency, and increase the army firepower. These sentient golems were equipped with the finest weaponry and Tenoganite imbued armor. Specifically designed for combat scenarios, these machines were programmed to obey their masters and execute their orders with flawless precision.
Master Mechsmith Eudora Cogwright, commissioned by King Tristian, was to construct an agile, well-rounded MechaKnight for the front lines. Surpassing expectations, the MK-Raptor turned out to be one of the most efficient MechaKnights in the battlefield.
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Finally! An upload after a long while. Been wanting to make a steampunk knight looking mech. Thank god for Nexo Knights and all the awesome new LEGO elements that came with it! I plan on making more MechaKnights... and/or maybe expanding the world of Aemoruin ...but definitely more MechaKnights!