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I'm well outside my comfort zone today.....
I nearly deleted this shot when I downloaded Sunday night's pictures to the laptop. But there was something about it that I found appealing. It's a shot of the sun setting over Earlswood Lake and I was trying out that 'zoomy' thing where you shift the zoom as you're shooting. Maybe someone can tell me if there's a better, more technical term I should be using :))
Part of the common and the ministract sets.
Melbourne is going into Stage 3 restrictions and lock down for another 6 weeks following surges in community transmission of COVID-19 in various suburbs.
It's Australia's hot zone and many people will suffer from loss of jobs, loss of freedom and increase in fear. Here's hoping this lock down works!
Take care everyone and hold on to hope.
there are four of these signs that I know of: on US/Canada border on each of these highways:
The Alaska Hwy
The Klondike Hwy
The Haines Hwy, and
The Top of the World Hwy.
The Pinwheel (Messier 101) is a large spiral galaxy that appears in the constellation Ursa Major (a.k.a. "The Big Dipper"). Physically, it is significantly larger than our own Milky Way galaxy while its apparent visual diameter is about the same size as the full moon. This wide-field image covers nearly two and one-half degrees on the diagonal and includes many smaller background galaxies (most notably NGC 5474 on the lower right and the edge-on spiral galaxy NGC 5422 on the upper left).
Image capture was done over three evenings in January 2015 using an unmodified Sony NEX-5R digital camera (ISO 800, 99 seconds x 329, producing a total exposure integration time of just over 9 hours). The imaging telescope was a 5” refractor working at an effective focal length of 528mm at f/4.2. The setup also included the use of a light-pollution filter that causes about a two-thirds f-stop loss in broadband light transmission (a necessary "evil" given my significantly light-polluted, red-zone skies).
Image processing was done with PixInsight v1.8, Photoshop and Lightroom CC2014.
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The safe zone! In a future over taken by dinosaurs the only survivable locations are the safe zones! 12 foot curved electric fences topped with barbed wire is enough to hold back any raptors but the defences don't hold out against the T Rex...
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Help I'm steppin' into the twilight zone
This is a madhouse
Feels like being cloned
My beacon's been moved under moon and star
Where am I to go
Blue Snowball microphone. This is how more of it it looks. Letter B is 1,5 - 2 cm tall, the whole logo 5ish cm long. For Macro Mondays group - Stone Rhyming Zone. HMM!
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The Toutle River below Loowit (Mount St. Helens) showing massive scars in the blast zone. The power of a volcano is incredible to see up-close.
5-shot panorama at 500mm.
Click twice to zoom in.
After the beautiful kingfishers, this guy decided to stroll into the picture, a big male, I will have to defer to Hemraj Meena for the identification as i carelessly forgot to note it down.
A nice backlit image (slight rim light) through the flora, he was walking to the watering hole to cool off in the late morning sun...
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Some trees and garden shrubs mark the boundaries of former residential properties in the New Brighton Red Zone, one of several areas where earthquake induced liquefaction destroyed many thousands of homes in Christchurch, New Zealand. Affected properties have been replaced with grassland that is slowly being rebirthed into community parklands.
HD PENTAX-DA 20-40mm f2.8-4 Limited.
The Mesopelagic zone or the twilight zone allows just enough sunlight to pass and almost reaching the bathypelagic zone or the abyss. H O M E Foundation can provide habitable conditions through the depths and beyond.
Build made with Bricklink Studio 2.0 with existing parts and image enhanced and edited in Photoshop.
This is the second door that allows access to the Saint Michael's Abbey, a religious complex situated on Mount Pirchiriano, Susa Valley (Italy).
The abbey, which for much of its history came under Benedictine rule, is now entrusted to the Rosminians.
This door leads to the Staircase of the Dead, so called because it was once lined with tombs.
As perhaps you might notice, this shot is obtained by slightly tilting the camera, taking into account the falling lines generated by the light itself in counterpoint with the building's structure.
An indissoluble union, which would have been totally lost if holding the camera parallel to the ground.
However, even more important, this corner of the abbey brought me back to memory the famous angled door, symbol of the brilliant sci-fi television series "The Twilight Zone", created by the visionary Rod Serling from 1959 to 1964.
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