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This plant is also called Equisetum telmateia. A number of equisetums exist in various environments around the world. The plant is a fern often found near water. It can be invasive.
This image dates to April 2021.
These images were captured during Webb's final tests when the 6.5 meter (21 feet 4 inch) mirror was commanded to fully expand and lock itself into place, just like it would in space. The conclusion of this test represents the team’s final checkpoint in a long series of tests designed to ensure Webb’s 18 hexagonal mirrors are prepared for a long journey in space, and a life of profound discovery. After this, all of Webb’s many movable parts will have confirmed in testing that they can perform their intended operations after being exposed to the expected launch environment.
Read more: www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2021/webb-s-golden-mirror-wi...
Image credit: Northrop Grumman
This was what it looked like this morning when I put my contract
in the mailbox.
Now I'm off to lie still in a tube for two hours.
Wish me luck.
This was the second outfit that Alex brought to her first shoot - and she looked gorgeous in it. We tried to find some dark backgrounds for contrast - and Alex nailed her looks and was so relaxed by the time we wrapped up the shoot.
This Invisible Hand is based on Curtis design. I did only minor changes. It is 69cm long and has about 1,600 parts. Professional instruction for sale at www.techlug.fr or by email at setechnic-at-gmail-dot-com
This is the view out my back door this morning. The news said that Kent got hit pretty bad during the night. I would say we got around 6 inches. Very unusual for us to get snow like this, so it's a big deal. Generally, we get rain all winter instead of snow. It's so cold that all the slush on the roads turned to ice. There is a layer of at least 2 inches of ice on the roads! Cars are off the road all over the place. I walked very carefully home from work this morning, and I only fell twice!! LoL! I'm enjoying this very much, as it will probably be the only snow we get all winter.
Backyard ~ Kent, WA
Recommended View: Large on Black
Trey's dream is be a movie producer and sit in a trailer with Matt while complaining about the first class service on their last flight.
Trey is currently emotionally drained by half-wit reporters that are asking him inane and poorly-researched questions. This is unfortunate, because his time would be much better spent with me talking about how to make movie games that don't suck.
All Rights Reserved - Trey Ratcliff - From Stuck In Customs www.stuckincustoms.com
This view of the NIH campus looks north past the Natcher Building (right) to the Stokes Labs (center) and beyond to the Clinical Center (upper left). Building 31, the "Claude D. Pepper Building," (upper right) provides office space for most Institute directors and their immediate staff.
Credit: National Institutes of Health
This store caters for graffiti artists. We were surprised and didn't think you'd get away with that in London or New York.
This photo album is designed like a walking tour...if this is not the first photo in the series, go back. Enjoy!
Pic 31: BDROOM 4 BATHROOM - The bathroom in Bedroom #4 includes a toilet, sink and standing shower with instant-hot water.
This cake was created for Cake Central Magazine and is featured in the July 2012 Issue, Pink and Teal Wedding Cakes. My inspiration for this cake came from the beautiful texture and design of letterpress printing. I created texture by “crimping” the fondant in a pattern on the tiers. I then added a few brush strokes of teal for depth of color and then hand-painted a peony flower design traveling from the top to the bottom of the cake. Sugar flowers and teal satin ribbon top the cake off.
This was taken by a fellow soldier, SPC Jason Eckert, a couple weeks ago. That's the temperature - the time in Afghanistan, however, is about 1152 A.D. .......
This photo of model Amanda Whelan (MM#1752316) was taken underwater July 2011 with a Leica M8 in an EWA marine u-f underwater bag. Amanda worked for several hours trying different poses, becoming accustomed to working underwater and applying her modeling skills to the new medium. Lens was a Summicron 35mm, shot at f/2, distance focused.
This picture is about the duck in the background. He lost his wife to a car and his children to predators. But he is not lonely I saw him gang rape another duck 5 minutes after taking this picture. Stay positive.
This is broken. (It was fixed shortly after, though, so no worries.)
Aboard an Air Canada Boeing 777-200, flight 33, from Toronto (YYZ) to Vancouver (YVR)
This is a necklace I created for a purple satin evening dress. The centre bead is in the watercolour technique and interspaced with silver rondelles and purple clay discs.
This is the Crease Pattern (CP) for my Cross Lap Unit Heart.
The same method as used here for making the strip of paper seemingly intersect itself can be used to fold many other shapes, both from single sheets and as modular assemblies.
This bush along the bank of the Courtenay river, just shy of the estuary always stands out in winter with it's orange branches.
This is from an old VHS. I recorded from Showtime back in 1989. Both ends of the tape got recorded over so I have no title or actor credits. This is a story about a bored wealthy housewife Christina who ends up having and affair with Andrea and starts to work in a high end brothel.
If any knows the actors or title please let me know.
This piece won a $75 honorable mention in the MIT IAP/2014 Art of Astrophysics competition (bit.ly/ArtofAstro)!
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Yesterday I took so many beautiful spring images, enough for the whole next week.
So, if you are fed up off spring pictures, don't pass by ;-)).
Explored 2013-05-05, highest position #104
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To visit this place and spend some time with wild gorillas and photograph them in their natural habitat is a dream come true, one of my many bucket list ideas ticked off. To do this is not cheap and you only get to spend an hour with them and let me tell you it was one of the fastest 60 minutes of my life but it was worth it 150%.
When you visit these awesome animals you become part of a very exclusive club and to know that you are helping to conserve these animals is an amazing feeling.
Rwanda is a beautiful country and one of the very few in Africa westerners can walk around freely and be reasonably safe so I urge anybody to pay this country a visit if you are near.
Even tho there is some out of focus leaves on his face this still remains one of my favourite images taken in Virunga national park.
This is the Roar Before The 24, typically 2 weeks before the actual 24 Hours of Rolex. This is mostly for test and tuning and also qualifying for garage a pit positions. Generally, this is better time to go since not alot of people show up, so you get to enjoy the cars, races, and track alot more.
All Photos by: IG @stancy media
This is my daughter and her husband's new dog. She is an English Springer Spaniel - and sweet as can be!
This just in....a weird series of alien crop circles has appeared in Iowa, resembling a graffiti piece placed on a box car back in the mid 90's....
This park is in the countryside near our home. The boardwalk currently passes over mostly dry land, but rainy season is coming...
This is what I take when I go from home office to office at work or whenever I need to do some major projects.
This is very unusual, an Aardwolf in the daytime. They are nocturnal. This one ignored us, preferring instead to look for termites that were all over the show. I understand these guys can eat up to 200,000 termites in one night. I would hate to be tasked to count each one. This Aardwolf would stick his head in a bush and thrash back and forth, I am sure sucking every termite he could find.
This is a picture of a me and my friends, this was taken on snapchat, i edited it to have emojis on our faces.
This mammoth police tower is across the road from me. I’m not good with guessing, so I will say it’s really really tall, and no way in this or any other lifetime would I climb it!! 😱😱😱
The top disappeared into the mist on this foggy morning.
This is from a large set of negatives taken in the 1920s in the UK mainly the south and at a location in Europe. I have no details with them, so any extra information is appreciated. It looks like this was someone who was well off from the locations they visited
This water tower sits at the end of our garden so expect more pictures through the year - especially if we have some dramatic clouds.
This is shot with my 17-40mm F4L lens, hence the unusual angles. It also has a circular polariser on which gives the darker sky at the top.
Other than a tiny crop and a touch of exposure adjustment this is pretty much straight out of the camera.