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"We will forsake our countries, we will leave our motherlands behind us and become one with this earth. We have

no nation, no philosophy, no ideology. We go where we're needed, fighting, not for government, but for ourselves.

 

We need no reason to fight. We fight because we are needed. We will be the deterrent for those with no other recourse. We are engineers without borders, our purpose defined by the era we live in.

 

We will sometimes have to sell ourselves and services. If the times demand it, we'll be revolutionaries, criminals, terrorists. And yes, we may all be headed straight to hell. But what better place for us than this? This is our only home. Our heaven and our hell. This is Outer Heaven." -- Big Boss

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7o7-5Qh5Vs

 

Visit this location at Mesa 5 / Greeble Store in Second Life

B at The Edge of Heaven!

  

photo taken by a friend

adox silvermax, hc-110 b 7min, leica m4 35mm summicron

I've been wanting to take a reflection photo for a while and this spot was just right during sunset. There is no edit here.

SPT's subway network in Glasgow is closed from 02-31 July for essential maintenance and First Glasgow are providing the replacement bus service on a 5 minute service at peaks and 10 minutes service at all other times. Volvo B7TL/Wright Eclipse Gemini 32544 (SF54 OSE) is seen here on Great Western Road whilst operating the outer circle replacement bus service.

Sorry, no EXIF - taken with a Canon A620

One of Scotland's finest beaches. On the island of Barra, in the Outer Hebrides.

Some scenes of the classic movie 'Whisky Galore' were filmed here.

Yet another MGSV post, but this MIGHT be the last one, as i accidentally broke the shrapnel off my Big Boss and lost it somewhere and, while i could make it again, i'm too lazy to re-do it for a future post. There's still another MGS1 post in the making, and after that some other videogame characters coming soon šŸ‘€

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Quiet

Venom Snake

Revolver Ocelot

 

Nags Head, NC. October 2023.

 

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Night photography on the beach

CLF6 leads 4152 grain train just prior to discharge at Outer Harbour.

Dover Island, (Here in the background behind Flemming Island) is a popular bouldering site. I think someone must have been badly injured bouldering this weekend as a rescue helicopter was called out to this spot and about 20 small boats came to the sheltered side probably hoping to help evacuate the injured person. Climbing rocks without secure protections seems a bit crazy to me...

www.climbnovascotia.ca/

(aktuell: bonn, bundeskunsthalle)

I finally had a clear night to test out the newest gear and camera. Since the Pinwheel Galaxy was high in the sky and moon had set, I decided to make my first attempt at capturing it. I'm humbled by the beautiful result.

 

Gear:

Sky-Watcher Evostar 72ED

0.8x reducer

357mm @f3.6

Sky-Watcher HEQ-5 Pro EQ mount

Camera: ZWO ASI533MC Pro

ZWO EAF Autofocuser

Control PC: Mele Quieter 2

Polaroid 440

Polaroid ID-UV expired 5/06

 

Fluidr

Cape Hatteras national seashore, North Carolina

ā€œBinary system seen from a hypothetical planetā€

 

I’m assuming the oblate body to be a red giant, with its companion about to start tearing away it’s outer layers, possibly signified by the whitish & yellowish areas.

 

Fascinating, with possibly pertinent information with regard to the image:

 

astroquizzical.com/astroquizzical/when-you-have-a-binary-...

Credit: ASTROQUIZZICAL website

 

No signature visible. The depiction of the planet’s surface, along with that of the stars look like they should provide a clue as to who rendered this. Alas, they do not. Searching the image, to include re-orienting it, didn’t help. Further thwarting searching the image, the depiction of binary systems was/is(?) very popular in astronomy artworks, hence a plethora being returned. So, this might be in there somewhere, but visually, they’re running together…so, at least for now, idk.

 

For stellar views such as this, and infinitely more, astronomical numbers at least, you must allot some time & treat yourself here.

Wow.

If you know anything - even passingly - WRT to astronomical art and the amazing artists who create such, you're likely to find someone you've heard of on the membership roster. Even if not, you will be amazed at the talent, the scope and vast variety of works available to peruse.

And as you'd expect, even their logo looks cool:

 

International Association of Astronomical Artists

iaaa.org/

This ship started as table scraping (The treads as engines) plus that spoiler part. Then I saw the black windscreen an it's reverse, and the ship came together. It's a much different style than my normal Blacktron 2 MOCs, but in a good way, I feel.

Wedged between apartment complexes is this eccentric little house that refuses to obey the demands of the 21st century. Love it.

Night photography on the beach

Outer Banks, North Carolina

A week after hurricane Irene brought us down to the Outer Banks and a little town called Corolla. The stormy ocean was a little hairy to play in but the big storms stayed away. A cool place to hang out.

A crescent moon rises over the valley floor in Monument Valley

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