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Need this to clear a dome on the casing.

Parts about to be glued up and squeezed between the Lathe.

Next, ........ the Turning!

Segment of Ryujin Scales

Folded by Justin Fossum

Design by Satoshi Kamiya

Egg capsules of segmented worm.

Aughrus Pier.

Woods used in the base of a segmented bowl.

 

I started with an original "Quadrant Kaleidoscope" and further manipulated the image with the GIMP software, using Filters --> Distorts --> Kaleidoscope. I vary the preset settings to achieve a different effect with 4 or more reflections.

 

Overlapping trees, seen at the park.

 

May 1

White Oak, Maple, Walnut and Purple Heart

Wax & and; Wick & Card (Dia 250mm)

London Transport Museum, Acton Depot - Head Wrightson & Co Ltd tunnel segments

CO (Mineral County)

 

Day 7 random campsite (Segment 21) to Spring Creek Pass

 

I stopped short of preferred destination last night and I think that was a good idea. It was cold (low 30s) and planned site was even higher so might have been even colder. As I began hiking I didn't recognize the location of the site. If I had continued hiking the night before I might have missed it and then had no where to camp.

 

The Colorado Trail Databook that I use identifies campsite locations. I don't always camp at these locations but they usually make for good destinations. Current conditions might have me change my mind and adjust accordingly. At the appropriate time in the day, I''ll start searching for a flat spot.

 

Today was the final day of this section hike. I had 10.8 miles to make it to Spring Creek Pass. There was an initial good climb out of West Mineral Creek Drainage. During a gradual decline from the high point at 12,785 ft, there was some steep sidehill and glimpses of chalk cliffs. Shortly thereafter Snow Mesa begins.

These fell out of the model exactly in this configuration.

Orange Segments, a good subject matter for Macro Photography, great texture and colour….

North Umpqua Trail, Tioga Segment, Umpqua National Forest, Oregon USA

Rich's camera. Rich's shot. My editing.

All images in this album are renderings.

Select renderings show customs items which would need to be individually quoted by project.

 

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I thought it was weird that the power lines just end here.

Hook as many segments as you want together and a bridle. Nearly instant Catherines Wheel

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