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This appeared out of a storm over Tea Gardens one afternoon . The cloud was turning at a slow rate . glad it never touched down as I found myself on a wharf with nowere to go.
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Taken at Luna Park in Melbourne.
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Leeuwin II
by Devaror “Leeuwin II & the star-filled sky” The Leeuwin II, berthed at Fremantle Harbour, Western Australia.
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composed with gimp
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A bookshelf, taken at speed!
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A cold december day in northern norway
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The Falkirk Wheel is a boat lift between the Forth & Clyde and Union canals. / The wheel is a suberbly efficient and attractive piece of engineering.
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Speed of time / Download Royal Free Images of Sgame
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Stare into the abyss…and the abyss stares back at you Apophysis 2.08 Infinity is another kind of abyss…
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Canon IXUS 900 Ti
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Supercell with donut shape base and reverse rotating funnel
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Timeless vibration
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TVS STORM CELL / Best viewed large. / / On June 4, 2008, a “severe weather outbreak” occurred in the USA. This is another record of that event, and the SPC had placed my area under a “MODERATE RISK” for severe storms with possible tornadoes. / / This is an actual tornadic storm cell that was spinning on NEXRAD RADAR on June 4, 2008. Earlier this same system produced a TVS (tornado vortex signature) and was noted by trained Spotters to have rotation. This event occurred approximately 25-30 minutes before the storms reached my area in NE Kentucky. Fortunately for me, the system turned just due south only minutes after the TVS was spotted! / / According to the Storms Prediction Center, 461 total damage reports were confirmed that day, and 56 reports were of tornadoes. A “severe weather outbreak” affected most of the Midwest and the Ohio Valley, and traveled due east all the way to the eastern coast. / / Unfortunately there was a single fatality reported on that day. A motorist in Fairfax County, Virginia was struck by a large tree that crashed into her vehicle as it was moving. / / For more information, go to STORMS PREDICTION CENTER / For information on the lone fatality, go to ONE KILLED AS STORMS MOVE THROUGH AREA
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The beauty of art is that you get to see things your way. If you were to rotate this image to the left you would see how I viewed the shot when I took it. But turning it right made it so much better. / At least that’s how I see it!! /
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Green LEDs on an outdoor Xmas tree given the “TVGuyCircleGenerator2000” effect… Canon Powershot A620 8 second exposure, tungsten white balance
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by imageworldf-16 just after take off /
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Giraffe detail / Kruger National Park, South Africa
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sit on this... (what am i, what am i part of, what do i do?) - guessed correctly by Glenda Remaklus - 14 guesses!
by vampvamp....and rotate! ;] guesses so far for BJ folks: / 1. i am not a sauce bottle or top there of. / 2. i am not a xmas ornament. / 3. i am not something you hang on a tree. / 4. i am not a launcher for a little toy. / 5. i am not something you wind string around to spin & launch a flying toy up & away. / 6. i am not a perfume bottle or glass. / 7. i am not the knob/cog does not wind up a toy. / 8. i am not a mechanical clock or part thereof. / 9. i am not part of a toy helicopter. / 9. i am not the launcher for mans first attempt at landing on the moon. / 10. i am not part of the game of ‘mouse trap’. / 11. i am not the end or part thereof of a water gun. / 12. i do not fire paint balls. / 13. i do not fire water. / 14. i do not fire soft balls. hints: / i am a plastic object. / i am the part that rotates. / i am part of a toy. / i am a part of something bigger. / i am a part of that fires something. / i am part of a gun of sorts. glenda remaklus guessed it right. i am a ‘nerf’ style machine gun cog, that fires soft foam darts. :D
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