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SSC - Multiples
Almost as soon as the challenge was published I decided to have a go at this. This is another multi exposure image, in this case three images. I zoomed in on each consecutive exposure and each has a different white balance setting. The final image was enhanced a little in PP.
The shrub is Chaenomeles, also known as Japonica, Japanese Quince or Cydonia.
Good to see that this young lady can skateboard and talk on the phone at the same time. taken at East Coast, Singapore
The Sortengärten are fabulous in May. So many different varieties of rhododendron and azalea, with narrow paths dissecting an otherwise continuous, riotous, multi-coloured carpet of flowers.
Among big snowdrifts, (some were easily 5 feet deep) inbound and outbound Metra Milwaukee District trains meet near CP Morgan, (Racine Avenue) a few minutes away from Chicago Union Station.
Olympic Triton off Great Yarmouth.
Name: Olympic Triton
Vessel type: Multi purpose vessel
Design: Ulstein P101
Home port: Fosnavaag
Flag: Norway
IMO: 9383754
MMSI: 259424000
Call sign: LADM3
Crew: 20
Accommodation: 100
Length overall: 95 m
Beam: 20.5 m
Max draught: 7 m
Gross tonnage: 5,947 ton
Net tonnage: 1,784 ton
Deadweight, with crane: 3,916 ton
Deadweight, without crane: 4,330 ton
Main crane: 1 x 150 ton knuckle boom offshore crane
Cargo deck area: 940 m2
Heli-deck capacity: 12.8 ton
Fuel capacity: 1,423 m3
Propulsion: Diesel-electric
Main generator engines: 4 x 3,500 hp (2,610 kW) at 900 rpm
Electric propulsion motors: 2 x 4,023 hp (3,000 kW) at 1,200 rpm
Main azimuth thrusters: 2 x 4,023 hp (3,000 kW) at 150 rpm
Speed: 15.4 knots
Builder: Ulstein Verft AS, Ulsteinvik, Norway
Yard number: 278
Delivery date: 25th. October 2007
Owner: Olympic Subsea ASA, Fosnavaag, Norway
Shot from Camden waterfront on July 5th - Fireworks were on a barge in front of Penns Landing.
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Multi necklace - attach all in one - 2 metal options - resize
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Two pines and a cluster of cypress trees stand in front of a multi-colored sky at sunrise in rural Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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The first lighthouse was an octagonal wood tower built in 1832, 21 meters (69ft) high. It had a round iron lantern and a 3rd order double bullseye lens manufactured in France. This lighthouse was replaced in 1936 by the current concrete tower, but the original lantern and lens were retained. It has the only remaining circular lantern in Nova Scotia.
Location: Northeast entrance to Sydney Harbour
Began and Lit: 1938
Tower Height: 22 meters (72ft)
Light Height: 23.8 meters (78ft) above water level
Characteristic: Flashing White (1992)
Still operating: True
Region: Cape Breton Island
Scenic Drive: Marconi Trail
“The beauty and mystery of this world only emerges through affection, attention, interest and compassion . . . open your eyes wide and actually see this world by attending to its colors, details and irony.”
Controlling the skies Cloud Kingdom style!
I had planned on a minifigure scale F-15, but then my Friday evaporated into thin air.