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A group of astronauts take a lunch break, but Jimmy still hasn't gotten used to the zero g...
For #12: No Gravity in the MocAthalon.
Oh also, this one's from Jordan :)
Numbers 22:26 “Then the angel of the LORD went along a little further and stood in a much narrower space, where it was impossible to turn either right or left.”
But on terra firma. Looking for compositions in the big spaces of Malham Moor....some colour appearing to tone down all that green...a square crop and a mid-level horizon seems to work here
Merkaba Ganship in space again;)
More shots of this ship:
www.flickr.com/photos/141712196@N06/albums/72157669258627041.
If you like my creation.. you can find it on the lego ideas. Support very welcome;)
'Resting in the space between flowing and outflowing breaths, I know the great unborn, undying silence - the Beloved on High. In stillness, I experience my thoughts as if they are ephemeral clouds passing by and my feelings are elusive rainbows dissolving into a clear blue sky.' -
Anna, the Voice of the Magdalenes by Claie Heartsong with Catherine Ann Clemett.
Andrea Crux ~ Babylon
This video was made in commission for Tithe and Vanguard to showcase the upcoming sim "The Space Between" April 1st 2023. A dark supernatural roleplay sim where victims without warning are shifted to another world! Be sure to check out the links below if you're interested.
Video Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2V41xQGlvk
Website: www.thespacebetween-sl.com/
Landmark: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Liminal/33/33/3333
Song: Haxan Cloak - Mirror Reflecting Part 2
'Hey Syl, where did we put that experimental hyper drive? I can't find it in storage and its not on the list here either?'
'We put in in that external rocked drive for the space station, remember? To see if it would fit?'
'We did take it out again, right?
'Oh, uh, oops...'
A photo from a short side trip to the Alabama Hills early in the year. I was nicely rewarded for a long drive from Vegas followed by an early morning excursion as the sun illuminated Mt Whitney and the Sierra Nevada rising over the crazy rock formations of the Alabama Hills. Though they look completely different, apparently these two features are part of the same geologic formation (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alabama_Hills).
The "Space Lobster" is my interpretation of the interesting cloud formation appearing on the right side of the image, with one cloud having a particularly ribbed underside and extending a long lobster claw to the right of the image. It was just the first thing that popped in to my head as I edited this on the bigger screen. Besides, Space Lobsters just seemed totally on-brand for 2020.
Shot as a 5 shot pano sequence with Pentax K-1 and Pentax 70-200mm using Pixel Shift. This post is only 1/4 size the original.
I've already written much about the pandemic and my feelings throughout the year so I won't belabor it more here other than to say that, like many, I'm growing weary of this and looking forward to getting back towards some version of normal, and especially getting out in to the field for some more photography later in 2021.
I'm fortunate to have a good backlog of stuff to go through for posting this year when I haven't been able to shoot as much. In fact, I was absolutely gobsmacked (to use my favorite Brit term) to receive a nod in Flickr's Best of 2020: blog.flickr.net/en/2020/12/15/flickrs-top-25-photos-in-2020/
Much appreciation to Flickr/SmugMug staff and to the Flickr community for that! Was feeling kinda down on my photography for a bit this summer, so that was a nice pick-me-up.
Hope everyone is having a lovely holiday season and looking forward as much as I am to flipping the clock on 2020 on New Years.