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*Highest Explore position: 389 on Thursday, November 27, 2008*
Another one of one of the mystic horses between Hveragerði and Selfoss.
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The last few days have been dreary weather wise and other-wise. The sun is out this morning and hoping the light will break through in other ways as well. Will catch up on everyone's posts asap. Have a nice day! Thanks to everyone Explore HP 161, December 12, 2008
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A racing spaceship from the seldom visited, lateral appendix of the galactic disc. Sunray was noted for its balance of speed and manoeuvrability.
Landing the Sunray was a tricky process. First, the outer panels had to be folded flat. then, pilots had to fly vertically and them modulate the thrust to lower gently onto the pad. Finally, the cockpit could be rotated to the horizontal.
There are more images, including the ladder truck for the pilot to get down from the cockpit, over on Instagram: www.instagram.com/davidrobertslego/p/DEX9PlQi8j6/?img_ind... & www.instagram.com/davidrobertslego/p/DETALJmiO4e/?img_ind...
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Fotocamera Nikon D90
Esposizione 0,001 sec (1/800)
Aperture f/16.0
Lente 18 mm
ISO 200
Here’s a new video I made that shows how I used the new sunrays filter in Luminar to make the sun look so awesome. It’s a really fun trick. I used to do this sometimes in Photoshop, but that is very time consuming. One of my favorite things about this filter is how you can make so many adjustments and even randomize the sun rays.
Find out more about Luminar here: www.stuckincustoms.com/links/luminar-2018
Another wonderful, long sunray pleated skirt. I've had this navy blue for years and it was custom made :-)
Here, I'm coordinating it with a ;pink cardi and pick petticoats.
When I was little I used to think the sun rays like this were transporting the souls of those passed away.
Ash Meadows Sunray
Ash Meadows NWR
Amargosa Valley
Nye County
Nevada
March 2022
“Listed as Endangered under the Endangered Species Act, the Ash Meadows Sunray is endemic to the refuge. That means you can't see it anywhere else. That's right, it only lives here at Ash Meadows NWR. This unique plant is blooming now and should bloom through June.” (Ash Meadows NWR)