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iss064e004312 (Nov. 13, 2020) --- The Russian segment of the International Space Station is pictured from an external high definition camera. At far left, is the Poisk mini-research module attached to the forward space-facing port of the Zvezda service module. Docked to the rear port of Zvezda is the Progress 75 resupply ship.
This is a little picture tutorial how I make my segmented beads. First I made custom colors and blended into a color gradient in a short thick plug that is easy to pierce with a narrow kitting needle. Then I roll it out around the needle to the length I want. The ends always flare out, so I pinch them with my fingers to close the clay around the needle. I always have to roll it again to make it round and symmetrical. Next I twist the needle gently and pull off the clay. I cut off the irregular ends and cut the bead into 5 or 7 segments. Gently re-roll it and place it back on the needle to bake. Then into the oven
There is an old fence in the park which is home to lots of insects, I've spotted ladybird larvae, many different ladybirds, green shield bugs, red legged shield bugs, red spider mites, greenfly, spiders, various other aphids, alder beetles and today this tiny (about a cm long) caterpillar which I've failed to identify.
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Program:Manual
Lens:50mm f/1.4 G
F:1.4
Speed:1/320
ISO:64
Focal Length:50 mm
AF Fine Tune Adj:0
Focus Mode:AF-C
AF Area:Dynamic Area (3D-tracking)
Shooting Mode:Single-Frame, [9]
VR:Off
Metering Mode:Multi-segment
WB:Auto0
Picture Control:Neutral
Focus Distance:0.47 m
Dof:0.007 m (0.470 - 0.477)
HyperFocal:59.43 m
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CO (San Juan County)
Day 1 (Segment 25)
Elk Park to random site via Molas Pass
The trail crosses US550 at Molas Pass. At 10,886’ the views are spectacular. A parking area is a short distance away where there are interpretive signs and some toilets. Overnight parking or long term parking is available at Molas Trail Trailhead, a little further down the road toward Silverton. I parked there previously and had just a short hike to connect to the CT. From the Pass, Silverton is about 7 miles away. A fascinating little mining town with most services available. Alternatively, Molas Lake Campground is also nearby for an overnight stay with hot showers and minimal resupply options.
Continuing on into Segment 25, the scenery did not disappoint. The trail skirted the edge of Little Molas Lake where there is a Forest Service campground (first come, first served, that includes a toilet). Although the trail never really went above treeline, there was plenty of exposure with 360 degree views. The hiking included some more steep sidehill but it wasn’t too difficult. There was lots of vegetation, including flowers. Although colorful, no huge field of flowers.
After 13 miles of hiking it was getting late and it was time to start looking for a decent flat spot. I finally found one on the edge of a cliff. I set up camp and then enjoyed the surroundings. Today was a great weather day with a few raindrops and probably in the 60s. It looked like it would be a clear night.
I found me some rust. Yay!!!
I don't know if any locals have looked up when standing in the Southsea bandstand, but this is what you'll see.
Looks beautiful.
Please, have a bigger look, by hitting 'L' , then pressing F11, and viewing Full Screen
It makes me sad and sick to my stomach when people start talking about what they'd do if they won the lottery.
I am fairly new to telephoto photography and love the way that being able to get in close can actually be quite liberating. I'm also a big fan of the way that a long zoom can compress perspective - one of the main reasons why I think this works as an image.
this is worth checking out View On Black
I'm going to be away from Flickr for the next few weeks getting married and then going to Africa for 3 weeks. Am taking 30gb of memory cards (aren't they cheap these days) so expect to see some pictures in November!
ps made Explore :-)
trying to break the bangle habbit and push myself to experiment with different shapes.
i loved the look of my previous bracelet but i wanted to try something with bigger less fiddly pieces.
A mere 35 minutes of the Earth spinning on its axis under the night sky provided enough movement for me to produce this image of stars making trails over the Tasman Sea. My photo shows only a small segment of the long stretch of sand known as Seven Mile Beach at Gerroa, Australia. In the very early hours of an April morning, I made the 220 km (136 mi) return trip without engaging with any other person. I was in my own isolated and protected world.
In my later teen years, in the late 1970s and early 80s, I made photographs like this using a 35 mm film SLR camera, with the shutter held open by a “cable release” device for the entirety of the shot. Now, several digital decades later, I set my camera to take multiple photos that are combined in software to deliver a final, colourful single image. Both methods required the same ingredients: a reliable camera; a properly-focused lens; the correct exposure settings; a stable tripod and, most importantly, patience.
Thinking of my life then, compared to now and the experience that the whole world is sharing, I am happy after all those years the waves still break, the Earth keeps turning, and the beauty of it all still amazes me.
I combined 81 single-frame photos to create the composite image that I’m offering you today. For each of those photos, I used my Canon EOS 6D Mk II camera, a Samyang 14mm f/2.4 lens @ f/2.4, with an exposure time of 25 seconds @ ISO 6400.
Voorschoten
B-segment Top 12 sales 1996 (how many left):
1. Volkswagen Polo 16,494 (1,512)
2. Opel Corsa 15,228 (1,359)
3. Ford Fiesta 13,565 (419)
4. Fiat Punto 6,707 (180)
5. Toyota Starlet 6,393 (3,299)
6. Seat Ibiza/Cordoba 6,223 (179)
7. Hyundai Excel/Pony 5,317 (93)
8. Renault Clio 5,070 (288)
9. Nissan Micra 4,752 (779)
10. Suzuki Swift 4,329 (317)
11. Suzuki Baleno 3,752 (240)
12. Mitsubishi Colt/Lancer 3,441 (293)
Sources:
www.autoweek.nl/verkoopcijfers/1996/
kenteken.tv/hoeveelzijnernog.php
This shows that what you currently see on our streets is not a reliable indicator of sales at the time at all. The Starlet clearly has a stunning survival rate, more than half are still registered!
Tiny shell from Australia, growing in segments and curled.
The shell has a diameter of app. 1 1/2 cm.
Staged in studio, stack of 2 pictures, taken on tripod. Lit with daylight lamps.
Uploaded for the theme Photograph patterns in the group 52 in 2017 macro edition.
Climate change screws with everything.
this used to be African desert, not so anymore.
The moisture in the air is almost unbearable, it feels like breathing under water.
A view of the one dozen (out of 18) flight mirror segments that make up the primary mirror on NASA's James Webb Space Telescope have been installed at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
Credits: NASA/Chris Gunn
More: Since December 2015, the team of scientists and engineers have been working tirelessly to install all the primary mirror segments onto the telescope structure in the large clean room at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. The twelfth mirror was installed on January 2, 2016.
"This milestone signifies that all of the hexagonal shaped mirrors on the fixed central section of the telescope structure are installed and only the 3 mirrors on each wing are left for installation," said Lee Feinberg, NASA's Optical Telescope Element Manager at NASA Goddard. "The incredibly skilled and dedicated team assembling the telescope continues to find ways to do things faster and more efficiently."
Each hexagonal-shaped segment measures just over 4.2 feet (1.3 meters) across and weighs approximately 88 pounds (40 kilograms). After being pieced together, the 18 primary mirror segments will work together as one large 21.3-foot (6.5-meter) mirror. The primary mirror will unfold and adjust to shape after launch. The mirrors are made of ultra-lightweight beryllium. The mirrors are placed on the telescope's backplane using a robotic arm, guided by engineers. The full installation is expected to be completed in a few months.
The mirrors were built by Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., Boulder, Colorado. Ball is the principal subcontractor to Northrop Grumman for the optical technology and lightweight mirror system. The installation of the mirrors onto the telescope structure is performed by Harris Corporation of Rochester, New York. Harris Corporation leads integration and testing for the telescope.
While the mirror assembly is a very significant milestone, there are many more steps involved in assembling the Webb telescope. The primary mirror and the tennis-court-sized sunshield are the largest and most visible components of the Webb telescope. However, there are four smaller components that are less visible, yet critical. The instruments that will fly aboard Webb - cameras and spectrographs with detectors able to record extremely faint signals — are part of the Integrated Science Instrument Module (ISIM), which is currently undergoing its final cryogenic vacuum test and will be integrated with the mirror later this year. Read more: www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/by-the-dozen-nasas-jame...
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center enables NASA’s mission through four scientific endeavors: Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System Exploration, and Astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s accomplishments by contributing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the Agency’s mission.
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Leica M6 / Summarit-M 35mm f2.5 / Kodak Portra 400
Surrey Basin Bascule Bridge, Thames Path, Surrey Basin, South London, UK
The residential segment of the 4000 - 4006 N. Sheridan Rd. was built as part of a larger development that includes a row of six-flats set back from the street. It was designed by architect David Robertson and was completed in 1905. The Gothic terra-cotta storefront was constructed, designed by architect Adolph Woerner as a development by owner Abe Gumbiner, in 1925. During the 1930s, the building was home to a Walgreens Drug Store.
The site has been proposed for a development consisting of 92 apartments, 38 parking spaces and approximately 2,000 square feet of retail. It would replace the Holiday Club, El Palmar restaurant and Roots Smoke & Vapor Shop. The indicated developer does not have it listed as a proposed development.
NOTE: The first permit has been issued in April 2026 to begin construction on a 7-story, 91-unit residential development on the northwest corner of N. Sheridan and W. Irving Park Roads in Uptown. Catapult Real Estate Solutions is the developer; the permit had been pending since November 25 of last year. Two pending demolition permits must be issued for 4000 N. Sheridan Rd., home of the Holiday Club bar, and 1016 W. Irving Park Rd., a three-story, multi-unit residential building.
The new building, addressed as 4006 North Sheridan Road, is designed by Built Form, and Macon Construction Group will be the general contractor. All 91 residences, expected to be a mix of studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom floor plans on the upper six levels. The first floor will contain approximately 2,000 square feet of retail space, residential lobby, a bike-storage room and a 38-space parking garage. Amenities include a fitness room, co-working space and a top-floor lounge.
Another flower shot mixed with a texture and given an artistic narrow crop. If you have time - please view large on black.
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CO (Lake County)
Day 3
Segment 10 random spot to Segment 11 Interlaken Trailhead
It was cold but mostly tolerable. Probably didn't need to, but since I carried it, I did use the 'woobie' which added additional warmth. During the night I heard something pelting the tent at various times. I figured frozen snow or ice pellets. There were white patches in the morning. Thermometer said 36f which was not as cold as I anticipated.
I only had about 3 miles of hiking to reach Segment 11 at the Mount Massive Trailhead. It was chilly so I did wear gloves and buff. I encountered a large boulder that had fallen on the trail. I've removed numerous trail obstructions from the Appalachian Trail, mostly blowdowns and never a large rock like this. It was easy to get around, so I don't think they will be moving it anytime soon (even if they could). Just before the trailhead I left Mount Massive Wilderness Area.
Halfmoon Creek Road leads to the Mount Massive Trailhead and is another access to Leadville. Cyclists are allowed to bike on the Colorado Trail. However, they are not permitted in Wilderness Areas. Segments 9 & 10 contain Wilderness Areas. After a detour, cyclists can rejoin the trail here. As a general rule I have not had problems with cyclists.
At the trailhead I noticed a 'No Camping' sign but the CT Databook indicates camping here. And there are nice sites so I assume the sign is for car campers. I had my coffee break here overlooking Halfmoon Creek.
Life broken into sections on the reflective surface of the planetarium at Bristol's Mellenium Square.
Colorful nature - Saturday: gray
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Magnolia Cone Close-Up. Found it while walking under a large Magnolia tree. This one fell off the tree prematurely either by weather or blight.