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We were actually heading back when Priscilla exclaimed excitedly that we should stop at the next available spot. This was our fifth night and we had agree upon that we wouldn't stop the car to shoot the aurora if it was weak, so I knew it must be something huge for her to ask me to pull over.
Thankfully, we managed to find an empty jetty to view the amazing show and it was the best display from our trip!
We probably would not have caught this had our car not crashed into the ditch, causing us to wait for an hour in a stranger's cabin for the tractor man to come and save us, and hence delaying our hunt for night. So I guess every cloud has a silver lining!
It was only the night before that I was amazed by this sky so full of beautiful twinkling stars. It is now early dawn, the stars have disappeared, the air is refreshing, and it is silent all around me. Gradually the first traces of color start to appear in the clear sky... like some simple paint strokes.
Taken during a visit to Lake Tekapo, South Island, New Zealand
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The Saab 93 is a tough old rocker with its smoking two-stroke engine and a frame that rolls with the punches. Sometimes the Saab factory driver Erik Carlsson rolled his car deliberately through the mud, which gave him the nickname 'Carlsson on the roof'. It didn't cause much damage, because the Saab 93 was unusually sturdy.
This type won rallies such as the Liège-Rome-Liège, and even Guy Moerenhout's father competed in one.
Engine: 748 cc two-stroke inline three cylinder, 50 hp.
Squadra Abarth & Rally Collection
Lier, Belgium.
The two stroke EMD engine is putting out some clag and sounds like it is on full power as 66558 leans into the curve at Brantham on 4L31 Bristol to Felixstowe Liner. The Horses in the paddock do not even look up and continue to graze.
I have no idea what plant this is... sort of strange!
Photographed at Flamingo Gardens (I'll have to go back to find out its name).
We spent a few hours at Graves Park in Sheffield this morning with Edie..
The animal farm there is well worth a visit and Edie loved petting and feeding the animals..
A well timed gap in the clouds baths my train in light at Stratford, the sweet pair of two stokes on the point the icing on the cake :-)
The awesome power of an eight on the river - sculling, training.
Uncropped, straight out of the camera (RAW conversion only)
Found this while digging through my ‘back catalog.’ From January of 2019. Digital painting with Apple Pencil, iPad Pro, and ProCreate.
Actress Ali Stroker speaks to a full house at Wagner College, including students from Lifestyles for the Disabled.
Prompt: create a highly detailed, hand-drawn graphite pencil sketch, portrait, featuring a dignified Native American elder, full feathered headdress, in traditional attire standing in front of a noble horse. Preserve the strong facial expression, realistic anatomy, layered beadwork, textured hair, and the horse's expressive eyes, flowing mane, and finely rendered musculature. Render every element with master-level pencil techniques, including crisp line work, subtle cross-hatching, smooth tonal gradients, delicate shading, and realistic texture. Remove all watermarks, branding, decorative graphics, mountains, trees, faded textures, and every piece of text from the reference. Replace the entire background with a perfectly clean, pure white background with no shadows, borders, patterns, or additional design elements. Keep the illustration centered with balanced negative space suitable for printing or apparel design. Produce an ultra-high-resolution monochrome graphite drawing with exceptional clarity, natural proportions, sharp detail, and a premium fine-art pencil sketch aesthetic. Vertical aspect ratio
This digital fine art was created using Google Flow AI and Photoshop
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I'm in love with the feeling that I'm loved
Not alone, so alone
Stroke my ego, turn me into a god.
*credit to boxerpuppy*
As I began to post-process this one, the more I looked, the more the sky looked like it had been painted using long brush strokes, especially center and left. I could totally see Bob Ross (remember? the big fro'd oil painter on PBS) putting in "happy little trees" atop that knoll.
Canon 5D Mark III | Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8 @ 24mm | f/11 | ISO 100 | 0.25 sec | LEE 0.75 stop hard edge GND