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After several dives, six minutes later and about 100 meters from where the eel was caught, the Cormorant finally found a spot to consume its prey. I didn’t stay to witness the very end (-;
(Phalacrocorax carbo novahollandiae)
(Anguilla reinhardtii)
(Stictonetta naevosa)
(Cygnus atratus)
Oeuvre réalisée lors d'un symposium de sculpture en plein air.
Le symposium de Sprimont est conçu comme une rencontre de sculpture, et non un concours. L’objectif est de permettre aux artistes internationaux confirmés de travailler ensemble dans une ambiance conviviale, tout en bénéficiant d’un maximum de moyens techniques. Afin de garantir la qualité des œuvres produites, les candidats doivent cependant présenter leur travail ainsi qu’un avant-projet afin d’être sélectionnés par un jury.
Depuis 1994, le symposium de sculpture a lieu chaque année à la fin de l’été.
Work created during an open-air sculpture symposium.
The Sprimont symposium is designed as a sculpture meeting, not a competition. The aim is to allow established international artists to work together in a friendly atmosphere, while benefiting from maximum technical resources. In order to guarantee the quality of the works produced, candidates must however present their work as well as a preliminary project in order to be selected by a jury.
Since 1994, the sculpture symposium has taken place every year at the end of the summer.
A parent and child team of Brown Pelicans compete in first round competition of the annual Armand Bayou Auger In Classic.
Preliminary sketch for possible virtual world. Using Procreate for this kind of exploratory digital painting for the first time, loving this app!
In der letzten Zeit habe ich mich als Kommentatorin eurer schönen Fotos ziemlich rar gemacht. Einen Grund dafür seht ihr hier... ;-)
Bis zur Ausstellungseröffnung dauert es noch eine Weile, aber noch ist nicht jeder weiße Fleck an der Wand gefüllt, an dem ein Bild hängen wird.
Oben im Bild mein Ankündigungsplakat. Bedingt durch den Beginn der Schulferien war der Abgabetermin dafür gestern... ;-)
this one I liked because...
I set the camera on the passanger seat on the drive home. three minute exposure of whatever was up there. made a pretty cool picture. this shot is fairly straight up, tending towards the north east.
Entry for the Bio-Cup 2022 Preliminary Round
Theme: Nature
Extra angles: bit.ly/3tl8PsN
Unedited Photo: bit.ly/3NVU9In
Fitter in the smokebox of a pannier tank has recently entered the works at Didcot for overhaul after a year out of service
Jacques Villon (Blainville-Crevon, 1875 - 1963) - Under the tent on Blonville beach (1906 ca.) - exhibition “Monet and the Impressionists in Normandy. Masterpieces from the Peindre en Normandie Collection "- Palazzo Mazzetti (Asti)
“Monet e gli impressionisti in Normandia" La mostra ripercorre, a partire dai primi decenni dell’Ottocento, i momenti più importanti di questa corrente artistica.
L’impressionismo è un movimento pittorico nato a Parigi nella seconda metà dell’800. Nasce ufficialmente il 15 aprile 1874 in occasione della mostra tenuta nello studio del fotografo Nadar da un gruppo di artisti respinti dal Salon di Parigi, il tempio della pittura ufficiale. La mostra ha un esito disastroso e provoca feroci polemiche. Ispirandosi al titolo del dipinto Impression, soleil levant di Claude Monet, il critico d’arte Louis Leroy defisce ironicamente questi pittori impressionisti. Gli impressionisti lasciano gli atelier per lavorare all’aperto nelle campagne, nelle periferie, nelle piazze. Utilizzano cavalletti portatili e colori a olio in tubetti, fabbricati per la prima volta in questi anni. Lo scopo è cogliere l’impressione visiva della realtà; da qui la necessità di un’esecuzione rapida, senza disegno preliminare, senza ritocchi e sfumature. Il fondamento della tecnica impressionista è lo studio della luce e del colore; per conferire la massima luminosità ai dipinti gli impressionisti accostano direttamente sulla tela i colori puri; aboliscono l’uso del nero per realizzare le ombre, che vengono rese combinando diversi colori. Spesso gli impressionisti rappresentano il medesimo soggetto in diversi momenti del giorno per mostrare come la luce, nel suo continuo divenire, trasformi cose e colori.
"Monet and the Impressionists in Normandy" The exhibition traces the most important moments of this artistic movement starting from the first decades of the nineteenth century.
Impressionism is a pictorial movement born in Paris in the second half of the 19th century. It was officially born on April 15, 1874 on the occasion of the exhibition held in the studio of the photographer Nadar by a group of artists rejected by the Paris Salon, the temple of official painting. The exhibition has a disastrous outcome and causes fierce controversy. Inspired by the title of the painting Impression, soleil levant by Claude Monet, the art critic Louis Leroy ironically defines these impressionist painters. The Impressionists leave the ateliers to work outdoors in the countryside, in the suburbs, in the squares. They use portable easels and oil paints in tubes, manufactured for the first time in these years. The aim is to capture the visual impression of reality; hence the need for rapid execution, without preliminary drawing, without retouching and nuances. The foundation of the Impressionist technique is the study of light and color; to give maximum brightness to the paintings, the Impressionists put pure colors directly on the canvas; they abolish the use of black to create shadows, which are made by combining different colors. Often the Impressionists represent the same subject at different times of the day to show how light, in its continuous evolution, transforms things and colors.
Jean Antoine Théodore de Gudin (Paris, August 15, 1802 - Boulogne-sur-Seine, April 11, 1880) - Villerive-les-graves, sunbeam (1873) - exhibition "Monet and the Impressionists in Normandy. Masterpieces from the Peindre en Normandie Collection "- Palazzo Mazzetti (Asti)
“Monet e gli impressionisti in Normandia" La mostra ripercorre, a partire dai primi decenni dell’Ottocento, i momenti più importanti di questa corrente artistica.
L’impressionismo è un movimento pittorico nato a Parigi nella seconda metà dell’800. Nasce ufficialmente il 15 aprile 1874 in occasione della mostra tenuta nello studio del fotografo Nadar da un gruppo di artisti respinti dal Salon di Parigi, il tempio della pittura ufficiale. La mostra ha un esito disastroso e provoca feroci polemiche. Ispirandosi al titolo del dipinto Impression, soleil levant di Claude Monet, il critico d’arte Louis Leroy defisce ironicamente questi pittori impressionisti. Gli impressionisti lasciano gli atelier per lavorare all’aperto nelle campagne, nelle periferie, nelle piazze. Utilizzano cavalletti portatili e colori a olio in tubetti, fabbricati per la prima volta in questi anni. Lo scopo è cogliere l’impressione visiva della realtà; da qui la necessità di un’esecuzione rapida, senza disegno preliminare, senza ritocchi e sfumature. Il fondamento della tecnica impressionista è lo studio della luce e del colore; per conferire la massima luminosità ai dipinti gli impressionisti accostano direttamente sulla tela i colori puri; aboliscono l’uso del nero per realizzare le ombre, che vengono rese combinando diversi colori. Spesso gli impressionisti rappresentano il medesimo soggetto in diversi momenti del giorno per mostrare come la luce, nel suo continuo divenire, trasformi cose e colori.
"Monet and the Impressionists in Normandy" The exhibition traces the most important moments of this artistic movement starting from the first decades of the nineteenth century.
Impressionism is a pictorial movement born in Paris in the second half of the 19th century. It was officially born on April 15, 1874 on the occasion of the exhibition held in the studio of the photographer Nadar by a group of artists rejected by the Paris Salon, the temple of official painting. The exhibition has a disastrous outcome and causes fierce controversy. Inspired by the title of the painting Impression, soleil levant by Claude Monet, the art critic Louis Leroy ironically defines these impressionist painters. The Impressionists leave the ateliers to work outdoors in the countryside, in the suburbs, in the squares. They use portable easels and oil paints in tubes, manufactured for the first time in these years. The aim is to capture the visual impression of reality; hence the need for rapid execution, without preliminary drawing, without retouching and nuances. The foundation of the Impressionist technique is the study of light and color; to give maximum brightness to the paintings, the Impressionists put pure colors directly on the canvas; they abolish the use of black to create shadows, which are made by combining different colors. Often the Impressionists represent the same subject at different times of the day to show how light, in its continuous evolution, transforms things and colors.
Preliminary testbuild of an ambulance station. I've planned this as a frontage kit that can be extended by using my GGX garage extension kit.
The model is inspired by St Helier Ambulance station in Morden, ably photographed by Ledlon - to whom, many thanks.
preliminary study for future work
pen and ink
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This video is the result of around 45 mins of capture partially tracking the transit of Callisto, with its accompanying shadow, across Jupiter's polar zone. It is as yet unfinished with more frames to add!
Io's sudden appearance is due to the satellite suddenly emerging from Jupiter's shadow. This emergence was actually captured in the blue channel of the initial run - the satellite was not visible in the preceding red and green channels....
Callisto's shadow is seen to appear on Jupiter's top left limb as the satellite itself approaches the top right limb.
Imaged with a Celestron 8" SCT and a ZWO120MM camera equipped with Baader LRGB filters.
FIRST BLOOD
^lol CoD reference :3
As far as I'm aware, This is the first lego Gregor I've seen (correct me if I'm wrong). Now, as I said I would explain, I will tell you why there are no tally marks or anything. First and foremost, I thought all those tally marks littered all over his face was a kinda dumb design, I prefer it without the tally marks :P I will later on make the tally marks, but not now. Also, many of you noticed Gregor has digital camo all over his armor. I didn't make that because I didn't have good enough views of him from the trailer. So until I see the episode where he is featured, I cannot make accurate digital camo, and therefore will not make it until then. That's why this design is preliminary :P But alas, it is still a basic recreation of Gregor, and I'm quite pleased with it. And to those of you who may think that his name is not Gregor, IGN confirms it here. Tell me what you guys think! And if you're gonna fave, comment too please!
*Andrew
^New signature :3 I'll be doing that from now on.
Oh, one more thing. THE CUSTOM CLONE CONTEST WILL START ON FRIDAY. I WILL HAVE A GROUP ALONG WITH RULES, PRIZES, AND WHATNOT POSTED BY THEN. STAY TUNED FOR THAT!
preliminary watercolor sketch I did to use as a reference photo for a big Bell box that I painted in Toronto on Charles Street of how Toronto looked in the 1930s
©Denise LaFrance
jsc2022e001689 (Dec. 8, 2021) --- Divers at the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) in Houston are setting the stage for future Moonwalk training by simulating lunar lighting conditions. At the Lunar South Pole, the Sun will remain no more than a few degrees above the horizon, resulting in extremely long and dark shadows. To prepare astronauts for these challenging lighting conditions, the team at the NBL has begun preliminary evaluations of lunar lighting solutions at the bottom of the 40-foot deep pool. This testing and evaluation involved turning off all the lights in the facility, installing black curtains on the pool walls to minimize reflections, and using a powerful underwater cinematic lamp, to get the conditions just right ahead of upcoming training for astronauts. Credit: Lauren Maples
jsc2022e001692 (Dec. 8, 2021) --- Divers at the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) in Houston are setting the stage for future Moonwalk training by simulating lunar lighting conditions. At the Lunar South Pole, the Sun will remain no more than a few degrees above the horizon, resulting in extremely long and dark shadows. To prepare astronauts for these challenging lighting conditions, the team at the NBL has begun preliminary evaluations of lunar lighting solutions at the bottom of the 40-foot deep pool. This testing and evaluation involved turning off all the lights in the facility, installing black curtains on the pool walls to minimize reflections, and using a powerful underwater cinematic lamp, to get the conditions just right ahead of upcoming training for astronauts. Credit: Lauren Maples
Made of a wired power cell, mercury, and a rather curious spider, Hedral The Abomination
is an experiment gone wrong.
(Has own album)
(part 1)
As usual, the Steamsworks in Berkeley had a platform for playing Twister. They do this to raise money for a gay related charity. The guys from the Steamworks dress down for the occasion, wearing at most a towel. For a dollar, you get to play a game with an incredibly cute bunch of guys. I paid my dollar. It's a lot, I know, but worth it.