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This species is prone to root rot, so I grow it on a clay bowl. The roots form a mass inside the bowl.
I came across this small robber fly, 4cm aprox, sitting on the side of a fence post about 500mts away from the River Murray at Swan Reach SA. I have know idea what type it is. Taken with a handheld camera
If anyone an identify it that would be great.
Scavenger Challenge- February 2017 Assignment - Close-Up
ID as a robber fly. Order Dipter, Family Asilidae thnx to John Jennings
The landing gear could be a bit more robust but I wanted them to be able to fold up into the ship. They're sturdier than they look anyway, hidden repulsorlifts!
My eyeball. If you look close at the pupil, you can see my head's reflection in the mirror and off my eye.
A nice active pose. The mixel joints are really the mvp for build like these, I wish lego produced more types&colors.
Couldn't think what to put up for this challenge so was out and about looking for fences and I thought why not this one.
You can see the rest of the photos at the album for this build.
Even though I tried my best to cut weight on the torso, posing this build gets pretty difficult. Strangely, the friction adders doesn't really help, due to the bounciness they add. I will experiment with other joint techniques on my next builds.
This is another one from my Springbrook Mountain visit at Easter...
I have just discovered my monitor colours were way off base! I bought a Spyder3 monitor calibrator and can't believe the difference. I feel like I need to delete some photo's and re-edit.
So if you haven't got one of those, you should!
Canon 5D mark ii
Canon 17-40mm@20mm, 2 sec
CPL B&W
Tony Kuypers Luminosity Masks
Photoshop CS4
FASHION FILE. Formal wear at yesterday's 22nd Annual Shipwrecks Festival. Niagara Divers' Association annual all day symposium on shipwrecks. Welland, Ontario. Silvent Diving exhibited at the event. When it was all over they found it easiest to wear their display out to their waiting truck! SilentDiving.Com