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The body language says it all, the Kookaburra is top bird, and sees to it that the Magpie submits. The pecking order is established and enforced. Having asserted it's authority, the Kookaburra flew to me, and I gave it some food, while the Magpie flew away. The Magpie returned later and I fed it too.
Although a wild bird, this Magpie will take food from my hand, and when I put food out for the other birds, will come and stand at the table next to me. Here's a link to a video from The Magpie Whisperer, happiness is a playful Magpie www.youtube.com/watch?v=vErVV9cOmws
Color arches across the sky as another beautiful evening on Lake Shuswap renders a most tranquil image
Shot with iPhone and rendered with iPhone using Snapseed, PhotoToaster, Distressedfx. This structure was near a city park in Poughkeepsie, NY.
Credits to NASA for providing PBR and HDRI textures for 3D artists for non-commercial creations.
Several images are used to create this Blend, among others a diffuse texture (basically a picture of the earth without clouds, relief or illumination), a normal texture (to create the relief), an illumination image (for the lights at night), a cloud image (to create a cloud layer) etc. It also requires setting up a few transparency masks so that you can prevent the illumination texture from showing up in the part of the earth covered by sunlight.
I had to keep an eye on the temperature of my Graphics card for this one. With low res images it is feasible but if you want to create more detailed relief, you need hi res images, and then my GPU temperature shot up. So I ended up making the thing in low res first, then in solid view I replaced the textures with higher resolution ones, and then briefly changed to rendered mode and quickly took a screen shot instead of rendering it out.
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Rendering Mesh is made of flexible fibreglass, in various colours, and comes in sheet form on cardboard rolls and is used in the building & construction trades. It is embedded into the base-coat of wet render (sand & cement mix) and then covered over with the top-coat to prevent possible cracks developing in external wall coatings on houses and other buildings.
In this photo I used a small square of bright pink and a small square of white render mesh placed together, formed into a cone shape and put the camera lens into the cone to take the shot. Lighting; LED spotlights. Contrast enhanced slightly. Taken Macro 1:1
Dedicated to RHC (ILYWAMHASAM)
Canon PowerShot SX430 IS
f/5
1/20 sec
10 mm
ISO 400
Format: Macro 1:1
Lighting: LED spots
Been on a Terragen kick, this was created with Terragen Classic...I DL'd the free version of T3, but those renders take longer!!
Although things took longer than planned due to supply problems, it worked out well, cos the renderers finished their work yesterday and the scaffolders came first thing this morning to clear up! Tim happened to have the day off from work to go for a cancer check up at the Dermatology Dept (all good) and so we spent the rest of the day sweeping up the dust, cleaning up and rearranging/repotting plants etc. I'm really pleased with my choice of colour for the render - it's called cream but in reality it's more of a peachy colour and it's almost identical to our back room!
The rendering of your emotional highway has no barriers?
what do your deepest fears cross and encounter?
is there cherishment upon the way that feeds your heart?
picking moments with which the Soul is eaten, in part
is it the deliverer, the healer, the persecutor impart
smoothly surfaced into the light of day passing
a room, destiny, space, in time, rivers flowing
still in mind, awakening the emotive checklist of strife
recording movements and controlling daily schedules
watching every living matter, is this what you call life??
bear in mind what you simply cannot bear to face
with eyes closed, the entitled apparition becomes real
a chest note unspoken, which designs a noted bas-relief
filled with emotional spirit and natural purulency
go beyond the norm, look further afield, inherit more belief
taking your hand, reinvigorating this life shared
second to none and afraid no more, seize the willowed moment!
behold the veranda of opportunity and purest veracity
entering such a thalamus of hidden and untold dreams
here we feel the world in our hands within plentiful capacity
there is no wrong in a oneness of love, a oneness of spirit
where Nature is present, life abounds in surviving heartbeats
theurgic possibilities astride hermetic touches advancing
where breaths become deeper and silently longing
forever becomes the present of predestined-eternity's glancing
we are the insight of ourselves when open to heavenly calling
into our destiny we strive purely, future surrendered today
as the past catches up with the forgiveness of time itself
we're bold enough to go where our resistance never dared step
a shell of time, and only time will tell where we may tread ourself
are we to remain in fate's shadow, or shall we reflect glory -
on our own offering of light and illumination unto our present?
leaving a prosaic society aside, let your spirit touch it's potential
realise and embrace it, share and reach the four corners of your soul
such propensity of jubilant goodness within every heart existential.
by anglia24
13h35: 20/02/2008
©2008anglia24
I hope you won't get tired of this big Merc. I still love it though.
And the guys at Mecabricks love it too. So much that Maxao2000 (of who I don't know if he uses Flickr/similar) rendered an image of the 6x6. And it's beautiful!
NOTE: I don't own this render, it's made by Maxao. I thought I'd share it because it's really good and it's my model. But I won't take credit for the render.
Thanks to Maxao, and Mecabricks of course!
A lovely morning breakfast of waffles topped with butter and berries drizzled with delicious maple syrup. (and a glass of milk)
good day with my crew plus a bunch of friendz.
part of the wall we made out in extreme condition (under crap yellow spotlights)
i'm sorry if the photo's quite bad, got no better.
Built in 1854 by local architect Thomas C Hine, "only the parapet motifs recognisable beneath mid-C20 render" (Elain Harwood in Pevsner's Nottingham). I thought it looked rather lovely in the late summer sun...
1-5 Lister Gate, Nottingham City
New rendering test with the render farm, this time it's Ahleju with natural Av-Matoran colours (and a slightly different sword).