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Computed tomography volume rendering. Variable tissue density presented..
Abdominal x-ray exposure is generally avoided in pregnancy. From conception to embryo to fetus, humans are susceptible to developmental anomalies caused by ionizing radiation of all types, including diagnostic x-rays. These twins are beyond 20 weeks of gestation and have completed organogenesis. The risk of developmental anomalies from radiation exposure falls dramatically after this point in gestation. X-ray examinations would only be ordered under great scrutiny, even at this stage in gestation.
“To minimize development costs, NASA evaluated variations of the proven Saturn launch vehicle as booster for the Shuttle. Here the external tank is mounted on an unpiloted rocket stage, neither of them reusable. The operational cost of this concept was judged to be too high.”
Above per the placard associated with model of this configuration on display at the NASM, linked to, and credited below.
Also, per David S. F. Portree, at his "No Shortage of Dreams" blog:
“By mid-1971, this was one of the two leading Space Shuttle design configurations. The first stage, bearing the letters "USA" and a single stabilizing oversized tail fin, might have been derived from the Saturn V S-IC first stage.”
At:
spaceflighthistory.blogspot.com/2016/11/rube-goldbergs-sp...
And:
spaceflighthistory.blogspot.com/2016/03/the-apollo-shuttl...
With good reason, this image has been oft-published/reproduced. However, the above are about all I could find for a “caption”. Note also that my posted photo is an earlier/original(?) publication...from 1971. The 1972 re-issue seems to be the replicated version widely reproduced. Making this crazy rare & coveted...right?!
Another interesting variation:
www.collectspace.com/ubb/Forum30/HTML/001098.html
Credit: collectSPACE website
Lastly, the source photo:
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Apollo_13_Launch_(S70-38747).jpg
Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Just gonna throw it out there...possibly by Loren R. Fisher. Maybe even Don Mackey?
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So I've recently installed BlueRender and I'm finding it very simple to use. And BOY does it make things look even better! Right now, I'm trying to find that MOD created by bublible which featured improved features. It's not on Eurobricks, so I'd have no idea as to where it'd be now, nor if anyone happens to have a copy of it. If anyone does, would it be possible to send the files to me as I really feel like I need them. Though I'm thinking of using BUSUFL if I can get things sorted with that. (BUSUFL is made by the same guy who made that MOD I mentioned)
My first render had to be of my Inferno Nighthawk GT-Performance. I just fell in love with how it ended out.
I would like to drink wine with my lover in such a room.
All rendering of Blender.：*）
I played with objects for Second Life.(hehe
Here is yet another 'progression' sketch that was created over several months during the 1990's. It was affixed to a slide-out table surface that's part of some office-scale file cabinets. When I visited my friend and colleague Steve in the morning, usually to get a cookie out of a drawer, I would try to think of another detail to add to the sketch.
Steve and I had another friend and colleague Bill who was quite meticulous in his personal tastes and preferences. He and his wife had an impressively well-kept and period-decorated home, typically in pre-WW2 American styles. They even kept their microwave oven hidden in the pantry cabinet!
The neighborhood in which they lived was an old community that has a mix of the very nicely maintained, down to the decidedly run-down. Being technically a part of the City of Los Angeles, their area was subject to their programs, motions and zoning decisions of which Bill would be rightly critical.
Thus as a joke, this was a running sketch of things that affect the quality of life in a neighborhood. Everything shown of course would be the direct opposite of what Bill and his wife, and most of us I should add, would want!
Reminder, this is only a joke.
A very nice depiction of a Viking Lander on the Martian surface, by artist James “Jim” Butcher.
I’m ALL ABOUT giving credit/attribution where credit & attribution is due. Not to mention, it’s the right/only thing to do. I wish others abided by this as well…although, not so much. Surprise.
However, NOT in this case, for good - albeit petty - reason. Although the resolution is not optimal, at least it’s ‘out there’ now. A “WIN” of a different flavor! 👍
Outstanding. And he’s still a ‘kid’!:
portraitcollection.jhmi.edu/artists/james-butcher
Credit: “The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions” website
A nice sampling of Mr. Butcher’s works, sprinkled with a few others on behalf of NASA.
www.invaluable.com/artist/butcher-jim-q52zydzf0v/sold-at-...
Credit: Invaluable website
kodak portra filter in DXO. One of my all-time favorite lenses is the 35mm f2.5 Color-Skopar. Often talked down upon for its optical shortcomings, I cannot find them and if I am seeing it, I have no objections whatsoever. It is very sharp, crystalline, and the out-of-focus rendering is very pleasing. Another one that puzzles me is its reasonable price tag, which some people regard as proof of its many flaws. I see no flaws, and I am not one who photographs resolution charts to get my jollies.
Snow and ice in architectural renderings is not that usual; this one shows accurately how places don't clear off the ice and snow though.
the eyes are still a little messed up here. It always takes me a few tries to get the eyes just right.
This image appears courtesy Jack Dubois. PLEASE do not copy without his permission. It is one of his renderings produced for Ad-Art, Inc.
The Magic Village was a toy store off of Tully Road in San Jose, CA. It opened around 1974. The building is now home to a Chuck E Cheese restaurant (street address: 2445 Fontaine Road, San Jose).
The original sign display was well... SPECTACULAR... an attraction in itself. My grandparents took me from Marin all the way to San Jose just to see it. Online building permits indicate that the toys to pizzas transition occurred around 1981. I could swear that the Magic Village was a King Norman's for a while... but my memory could be failing me. After the toy store closed, the giant toy soldiers found their way back to Ad-Art's HQ in Stockton. According to Jack: "We brought those toy soldiers back to Ad Art and lashed them to the side of our warehouse building facing Highway 99, where they remained until Ad Art 1 shut down in 2000. By then, they were pretty much falling apart, dropping their weapons and instruments--VERY sad to see! We then donated them to the Children's Museum and they did a marvelous job restoring them." And that's where the soldiers are today. www.childrensmuseumstockton.org/
HDR Rendering of Downtown Baltimore in the tradition of Pop and Modern Art.
In this Picture: on the left side: , Burke's Restaurant, Parking Garage at 22 Light Street, Buidling with the Susquehanna Bank & 7-Eleven, MECU- Building with the Arches , Baltimore Trust, CitiBank, St Paul Plaza; on the right side: Wachovia Bank Building - with clock face, and various buildings in the Water Street Collective.
Now available on RedBubble: www.redbubble.com/people/projectart69/works/8157082-downt...
Autonomous Omni-Drone! My first attempt at making mini-mechas! It is about X2 the size of a mini-figurine!
I had some inspirations from various Lego MOC Masters out there, so if you guys see some similarities to it, credit goes to them!
No direct copying but some reverse engineering.
Rendering made by 3Diamonds (me) with cinema4D & Photoshop
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A rendering that I made during my studies in order to improve my photoshop skills.
I had tried to incorporate something of the Porsche design language...not entirely successful...
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