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Note the upper swan has its wing tip resting on the back of the lower swan. Lets see the Blue Angles do that.
The Kuikuro is today, the people with the largest population in the Upper Xingu. They are a sub-system with other Carib groups who speak dialectal variants of the same language (Kalapalo, and Matipu Nahukwá) and make the multilingual system known as the Upper Xingu, in the southern IT Xingu Indigenous Park. In the history of formation of this system, the Carib peoples are considered as important as aruak (Waura and Mehinaku), although it confers on its aruak initial matrix. Kuikuros are the producers of the famous snail necklaces and belts by which continue to play a specific role in the traditional system of trade and payments system of the upper Xingu. For other cultural and social aspects, such as shamanism, cosmology and rituals or celebrations, the Xingu Indigenous Park section presents elements that are also among the Kuikuro.
Solidarity with all workers at MTA, DSNY, DOT, and everyone else in the public sector civil services working round the clock to keep this city moving.
Use a ShARK to create custom layers, wraps, and other components for building canes at a smaller scale.
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Unbelievably, this tower of stones on Dawlish beach remained standing, despite the wildness of the weather!
"Precision engineering is a sub discipline of electrical engineering, software engineering, electronics engineering, mechanical engineering, and optical engineering concerned with designing machines, fixtures, and other structures that have exceptionally high tolerances, are repeatable, and are stable over time". (thank you Wikipedia)
118 Pictures in 2018 ... #12. Precision
Sony A7R II
Minolta 100-200mm lens
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Working on his project "Perle Opera" a golden domed structure in the Nomadic Community Garden, Shoreditch, London February 2017
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Well the other day I got my cook books back out and tried to make my own gnocchi...yeah..huuge fail...but then again yesterday I made some awesome Fried Rice patties and they turnt out amazing !
Thing is, I should really use that scale !!! Years and years I never had one, then my mum bought one to make christmas cookies after our german recipes and it helped so much..no more guessing rofl..and all of a sudden the recipes turn out much better ROFL :)))
64/365 There will always be knives, a wonderful kitchen tool! #365 #photography #knife #blade #edge #macro #steel #bw #squareformat
Get precise with it! Tag your photo #Precision and submit it to the Flickr Friday group pool. We'll publish a selection of our favorites next week on the Flickr Blog and in a Flickr Gallery.
Original photo by Mario Donati.
Native Aussie bird, the Galah, comes in for landing.
I was amazed at this bird's skills (and all birds really) in judging angle, speed, tragectory in an instant to make a smooth touch down.
This Galah was on its own, which is a bit sad as they mate for life and do not repartner, so a lone Galah cuts a lonely figure.
Duntroon Oval
Canberra
Australia
Precision National SD24 6306 on the BN at Clyde, Illinois on an unknown day in August 1979, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Built as Southern SD24 6306 during October 1959 ( c/n 25602 ) on EMD Order 5606. It became PNC 6306 in January 1978, was leased to the BN during 1979-1980, returned to PNC, later acquired by the ICG, rebuilt by the ICG into SD20 2017, later becoming IC 2017, then NREX 2017, then IHB 2920.
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Patience and Precision
Standing tall and motionless, this Great Blue Heron embodies the art of waiting for the perfect moment. Captured during golden hour along the waterfront, this majestic bird demonstrates why herons are among nature's most skilled hunters.
The intricate detail in those slate-blue feathers and that razor-sharp focus in those amber eyes tells a story of millions of years of evolution perfected for one purpose: precision.
Sometimes the best shots come to those who wait—just like this incredible bird.
Installation of 7 steel cables for a new wood chips conveyor system. Each cable was about 700 meters long. Flying at extremely low altitude and in real "slow motion" above a large industrial site requires maximim precision. Only most experienced pilots will be permitted to such a job. This mission was completed in 4 hours, a conventional intallation on the ground would have taken several days.
Helicopter: Bell 412