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This view was generated from the digital terrain model and the nadir and colour channels of the High Resolution Stereo Camera on ESA’s Mars Express. It shows a bird’s-eye view of the Coloe Fossae region of Mars, more specifically the wavy lines that indicate where material flowed during a previous martian ice age. The lack of impact craters in the low terrain at the foot of the cliff shows that this is much younger than the (more heavily cratered) highland terrain.
[Image description: A section of Mars’s surface in shades of light brown and tan. A steep, dark ridge runs horizontally across the centre, forming a sharp cliff that drops to a smoother, lighter plain below. The upper terrain is rough and uneven, with scattered small craters and ridges, while the lower area appears flatter and gently textured.]
Credits: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin; CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
A second shot from my Rannoch Moor excursion the other day.
When I got to Rannoch Moor, it looked like the trip was going to be a dead loss, the cloud was pretty bad - so I fell asleep.
When I woke, there was a hint of colour in the clouds, so I geared up and went down to the loch and found this awesome rock with a line of quartz running through it.
I have done very little to this shot during the processing stage - mainly a custom white balance to counter filter cast. The conditions just turned out to be this awesome!
Canon Eos 5D mk ii, 17-40L, hi-tech filters
All of my photos are taken as one shot, unless specifically stated otherwise.
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I know I barely post on here anymore, sorry! The majority of my content has moved over to Twitter as it's simply easier to communicate with y'all. I'll upload here more often!
After seeing Studio Trigger's latest film PROMARE, I knew I had to build something for it. I know other people have built this little guy before but I wanted to try building one for myself. Introducing Galo's stylized rescue mech, the Matoi Tech!
Really not much to say here build-wise. I threw it together in less than a day and could've done with some better pieces but I made do with what I had. It's a decently poseable little bot but it does require a stand in order to... well... stand. It does fit Galo, or at least his upper half as there's really no way to fit a minifigure's legs in there the same way they are on the original design, so some suspension of disbelief is required (not as much as you need when watching the film, though!)
I threw in some pictures of the inner frame as well if anyone is interested in replicating this. I probably made it more complicated than I needed to but I like the more mechanical look.
3rd Places Matches at the Doc Buchanan Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Photos by John Sachs www.tech-fall.com
High School Wrestling Tournament hosted by Buchanan High School, Clovis, California, USA. Photos by John Sachs www.tech-fall.com
Sheriff John "the hangman" Lawson cruises through the open plains in his search for the infamous Rattlesnake ridge gang...
157: #1 Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) #3 Jason Nolf (Penn State)
2016 NCAA Division 1 National Wrestling Championships from Madison Square Garden, NYC, USA Photos by John Sachs and Austin Bernard for Tech-Fall.com
Photos by Chris Mora for Tech-Fall. California Girls High School Wrestling Tournament Hosted by Vintage HS, Napa, California, USA
A small selection of reading glasses, greeting cards, and recycling boxes: up near the front entrance of the Poplar Ave. Office Depot. They sure crammed a lot of variety into this rather small store!
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Office Depot, 1969-built (as World Bazaar), Poplar Ave. near S. Yates Rd., Memphis
After some convincing pixel-peeping between the images taken with the 5D and the 1D Mark II, I have decided that I am going to keep the 5D. Much sharper, better colors, and more megapixels (not really a factor, but it does make for sharper images) and the ability to crop more if needed.
High School Wrestling Tournament hosted by Buchanan High School, Clovis, California, USA. Photos by John Sachs www.tech-fall.com