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in ersten Jahren: Nullenzirkel. Lupe, harter Bleistift, Maßstab
(es fehlt die Tusche;-))
zum Kartieren von Gebäuden, Grenzen ...
Tag 269/366 FlickrFriday-Thema der Woche: Präzision
war früher beim Zeichnen im Büro gefragt
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A patient ambush predator, the ‘auku’u, or black-crowned night heron, motionlessly anticipates the perfect moment for a precision strike then catches a fresh cichlid. The nictitating membrane that protects the eye during the strike and prey handling is still retracting as the bird swallows the fish head first. The ‘auku’u is a well-adapted to a variety of aquatic habitats, from protected upland watersheds to urban drainage channels to ocean side tide pools. This indigenous sub-species of night heron is generally diurnal in Hawaii. The red eyes are stunningly captivating!
A Northern Mockingbird caught mid‑flight, wings flared and talons ready the embodiment of territorial authority. This isn’t a casual glide; it’s a precision strike in progress. The bird’s posture radiates intent, every feather aligned for aerodynamic dominance. Against the clean Florida sky, the subject becomes pure motion and attitude a master of airspace enforcement.
Mockingbirds are notorious for defending their turf with fearless precision, and this image captures that spirit perfectly. The composition isolates the bird in its moment of command, suspended between aggression and grace. It’s a study in balance the artistry of confrontation rendered in feathers and light.
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C505, 442s2 and BRM001 depart Maldon with the return trip from yesterdays train, this time heading off to Yanco as train 2343.
I left home (30 minutes away) and rushed down here to see it leaving the mill, only to get around to the curve and put the drone up for it to straight away come into the shot. Precision gunzelling at it's best.
2023-05-12 SSR C505-442s2-BRM001 Maldon 2343
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Sous le vol tendu du prédateur, la scène se fige un instant parfait où force, précision et instinct s’unissent !
Le rapace, maître absolu du ciel, fond sur sa proie avec une vitesse foudroyante et une exactitude saisissante !
Son regard perçant repère le moindre frémissement à la surface de l’eau, et d’un geste fulgurant, ses serres d’acier saisissent le poisson sans hésitation !
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Beneath the tension of flight, time stands still a perfect instant where strength, precision, and instinct converge !
The raptor, master of the skies, dives upon its prey with lightning speed and breathtaking accuracy !
Its piercing eyes detect the faintest ripple on the water’s surface, and in one swift, flawless strike, its iron talons close around the fish !
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Five Blue Angels punch into the sky like a patriotic exclamation mark the kind of formation that feels less like flight and more like a national signature. On Independence Day, this image hits different: precision, discipline, and raw American engineering carving upward into a cloudless July sky.
The jets rise in a perfect fan, vapor trails streaking behind them like fireworks drawn in daylight. The symmetry is surgical. The timing is flawless. It’s the aviation equivalent of a national anthem, loud, proud, and impossible to ignore.
And with you shooting this on July 4, the whole frame becomes a celebration: the blue of the sky, the blue of the jets, the gold accents flashing like sparks from a firework shell. It’s America’s birthday rendered in thrust and geometry.
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I got these three in excellent focus. Unfortunately, I couldn't zoom out fast enough to capture the fourth T-bird as well!
Have a terrific day, everyone...
A dragonfly hovers in stillness, its wings a lattice of geometry and grace. The body sleek, dark, and deliberate balances on the tender curve of a leaf, a moment suspended between flight and rest. Each vein in its wings catches the light like circuitry, nature’s own engineering rendered in perfect symmetry. The background fades to soft gray, isolating the subject in a world where focus becomes art. This is the quiet power of precision the kind that doesn’t demand attention but earns it through mastery.
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With a large engine house at center frame, a train enters the scene from the left on the Lake County Model Railroad Club layout, in Wauconda, Illinois. The 1,400 square foot HO Scale layout features meticulously detailed scenes that include mountains, bridges, farm fields, towns and industrial areas.
This snap was taken a few days ago when the Red Arrows were performing over the Solent, just before the start of an America’s Cup World Series practice day.
I had cycled the last few miles down to the coast in an effort to beat the traffic and was therefore a bit restricted in carrying capacity and weight. Unfortunately, before departing, when I grabbed my camera I didn’t think to change my usual wide angle lens for something a little more appropriate for a distant air display! As a consequence, this snap has been cropped down by a huge amount.
Well that’s my excuse anyway!
This is literally in my back yard. I have to admit, it looks a tad bit more wild and untamed than it does in real life :)
~ Sihtric ~
Sihtric Runeblade, brother to the moonlit enchantress Odania, is a warrior of unrelenting spirit and calculated precision. Where others charge blindly into chaos, he fights with purpose, each strike measured, each step deliberate. His demeanor is as sharp as his blade: reserved, calculating, yet fiercely loyal to those he calls kin. He values honor above glory, balance above dominance, and purpose above all else.
I went looking for Black skimmers, yesterday morning. While I captured a few of the classic, in profile, skimming shots, this was my favorite of the morning. It shows the remarkable precision and accuracy of these birds as they feed. The sun was shining through the translucent beak making it appear to glow.
While I love my 5D Mk III (Child number four? Why yes, it is.), I'm thinking the 7D is going in for service and then being put back in action for those far away bird shots.
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Some interesting facts about the Roseate Spoonbills...
The Roseate Spoonbill is one of the newest birds to join the Birdorable family. Here are some fun facts about this unique species.
1. The collective noun for spoonbills is bowl. Have you ever seen a bowl of Roseate Spoonbills?
2. Roseate Spoonbills get their pink color from their food! They feed on crustaceans who in turn have fed on algae.
3. In parts of their range, especially in Florida, Roseate Spoonbills are sometimes confused with another large pink wading bird: the flamingo.
4. There are six species of spoonbill in the world; the Roseate Spoonbill is the only one with pink plumage. Roseate Spoonbill
5. The Roseate Spoonbill is also the only spoonbill species found in the Americas.
6. The beaks of chick spoonbills are straight; the spoon-shape grows as the chick develops.
7. Spoonbills use their specialized bills to feed. They sweep their open bills through the water, and when a prey item like a fish or insect comes between the mandibles, the bill snaps shut.
8. The oldest wild Roseate Spoonbill was discovered in the Florida Keys in 2006. The bird had been banded in 1990, and was an amazing 16 years old. The previous known longevity record for the species was seven years.
9. Roseate Spoonbills are highly social. They feed with each other and with other wading birds. They also nest in colonies and fly in flocks.
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
For 121 Pictures in 2021 #73 "Precision", this caliper was originally obtained for a physics lab course back in my university days. It now finds some rare usage in my woodworking hobby, but mostly sits unused, a sad relic of what might have been...
Doing it with style, grace and precision. Have you ever taken the time to really watch one of these large birds land?
Handheld shot with the 500mm f/4 prime, tack sharp & a beast of a lens weighing in at almost 8lbs & over 15" long. I rented it so I could see what the fuss was about.
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This detail of the little engine, "Wee Georgie Wood", shows how beautifully cared for it is. Precision engineering at its best, the full flowering of the industrial revolution.