This photo is bizarre as if you do not know what this is.. it could be anything right up to an alien spaceship rounding the orbit of an alien planets atmosphere…. Do you know what it is?
This photo is bizarre as if you do not know what this is.. it could be anything right up to an alien spaceship rounding the orbit of an alien planets atmosphere…. Do you know what it is?
This photo is bizarre as if you do not know what this is.. it could be anything right up to an alien spaceship rounding the orbit of an alien planets atmosphere…. Do you know what it is? View this post on Google+
Model – Jennifer Korbin On 500px – http://500px.com/photo/72277687/knitting-by-brent-burzyckiOn my site: http://blackskyphoto.com/gallery/glamour/
Model – Jennifer Korbin On 500px – http://500px.com/photo/72277687/knitting-by-brent-burzyckiOn my site: http://blackskyphoto.com/gallery/glamour/ This post has been reshared 7 times on Google+ View this post on Google+
Sadly so true… But at least we taste good.. This post has been reshared 8 times on Google+ View this post on Google+
Pretty cool….. Thanks +Mike Wiacek Originally shared by +Mike Wiacek So Restoration Hardware has these cool prints of the moon. (http://goo.gl/QhS00h) The downside? They are $355 EACH – and there are 6 of them. 🙁 OUCH! They have a cool super contrasty look to them. I wanted to see if I could get something similar to that on my own. NASA makes TONS of amazing images available to the public free of charge. I found some high res TIFF images of the moon courtesy of "NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio". I processed them using the +Nik Collection by Google. Specifically using Silver Efex Pro 2 – to get the cool effect similar to the Restoration Hardware images. I've merged them into one giant pano which I'm providing here. The source imagery is from NASA and as a government work is not subject to copyright, but the modifications and composition here are copyright me and made available to everyone under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. (full text here: http://goo.gl/zRWHX6). This is a high res image, 3600px tall by 25200px wide. Enjoy it! Each shot of the moon is exactly 12 inches x 12 inches @ 300dpi. […]
Thanks +Mike Wiacek Reshared post from +Mike Wiacek So Restoration Hardware has these cool prints of the moon. (http://goo.gl/QhS00h) The downside? They are $355 EACH – and there are 6 of them. 🙁 OUCH! They have a cool super contrasty look to them. I wanted to see if I could get something similar to that on my own. NASA makes TONS of amazing images available to the public free of charge. I found some high res TIFF images of the moon courtesy of "NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio". I processed them using the +Nik Collection by Google. Specifically using Silver Efex Pro 2 – to get the cool effect similar to the Restoration Hardware images. I've merged them into one giant pano which I'm providing here. The source imagery is from NASA and as a government work is not subject to copyright, but the modifications and composition here are copyright me and made available to everyone under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. (full text here: http://goo.gl/zRWHX6). This is a high res image, 3600px tall by 25200px wide. Enjoy it! Each shot of the moon is exactly 12 inches x 12 inches @ 300dpi. Download the full […]
I will say this – if you follow me and are a real person with real want to make a better G+ with good posts and great content – let me know in a private message and heck I might even follow you back…. Seems like we need to do a bit of culling of the followers that are not really people here to make this place better.. I sure hope we do not lose the great conversation here based on diluted followers .. or maybe its our long term citizens to block the bad ones and hope Google is weeding them out also….
I will never complain about new followers but is it just me or has the number of real people that are following diminished greatly lately? I am sure everyone one of these in the screenshot are totally real and will bring tons of great conversations to G+ – but some sure look a bit sketchy 🙂 I will say this – if you follow me and are a real person with real want to make a better G+ with good posts and great content – let me know in a private message and heck I might even follow you back…. Seems like we need to do a bit of culling of the followers that are not really people here to make this place better.. I sure hope we do not lose the great conversation here based on diluted followers .. or maybe its our long term citizens to block the bad ones and hope Google is weeding them out also…. View this post on Google+
Jennifer – Glamour – This shot is a bit over the top on editing – what do you think about it – Be honest! Comment below… Need to mix it up a bit – or I will run out of aviation photos to edit… 500px:http://500px.com/photo/71989779/jennifer-by-brent-burzycki
Jennifer – Glamour – This shot is a bit over the top on editing – what do you think about it – Be honest! Comment below… Need to mix it up a bit – or I will run out of aviation photos to edit… 500px:http://500px.com/photo/71989779/jennifer-by-brent-burzycki This post has been reshared 3 times on Google+ View this post on Google+
+Frederick Van Johnson this might be a good item for +This Week in Photo (TWiP) or maybe an interview of +Daniel Treadwell the developer.
If you have not had a chance to take a look at +Fotostat it might be a solution you can use as a heavy Social media user or simply as a Photographer that is looking to streamline their workflow for Social. +Frederick Van Johnson this might be a good item for +This Week in Photo (TWiP) or maybe an interview of +Daniel Treadwell the developer. View this post on Google+
We clearly need to make a space Hoover….. Originally shared by +Friends of NASA Space debris around Earth | European Space AgencyMore than half a century of launching into orbit has left Earth surrounded by a shroud of debris, formed of disused satellites and smaller fragments. Credit: European Space Agency (ESA)Released 28/05/2014 +European Space Agency, ESA #ESA #Space #Debris #Earth #Satellites #ISS #Orbit #Risk #Threat #International #Global #Humanity #Environment #SpaceDebris
Reshared post from +Friends of NASA Space debris around Earth | European Space AgencyMore than half a century of launching into orbit has left Earth surrounded by a shroud of debris, formed of disused satellites and smaller fragments. Credit: European Space Agency (ESA)Released 28/05/2014 +European Space Agency, ESA #ESA #Space #Debris #Earth #Satellites #ISS #Orbit #Risk #Threat #International #Global #Humanity #Environment #SpaceDebris This post has been reshared 2 times on Google+ View this post on Google+
Now this is actually true…. This post has been reshared 11 times on Google+ View this post on Google+
+Glove and Boots – This is 100% on the money and 100% true… This post has been reshared 1 times on Google+ View this post on Google+
Thus is just cool…. No matter what the words say… Originally shared by +StarTalk In 2014, May new moon falls on May 28From EarthSky: Few, if any, people around the world can expect to see the moon before sunrise or after sunset on May 28, 2014. It is the day of the new moon, the day on which the moon crosses from the morning to the evening sky, and the sun and moon reside on the same side of Earth in space. Today, the moon pretty much rises with the sun at sunrise, crosses the sky with the sun during the daytime and sets with the sun at sunset. Read more: http://earthsky.org/tonight/in-2014-the-may-new-moon-falls-on-may-28
No matter what the words say… Reshared post from +StarTalk Radio In 2014, May new moon falls on May 28From EarthSky: Few, if any, people around the world can expect to see the moon before sunrise or after sunset on May 28, 2014. It is the day of the new moon, the day on which the moon crosses from the morning to the evening sky, and the sun and moon reside on the same side of Earth in space. Today, the moon pretty much rises with the sun at sunrise, crosses the sky with the sun during the daytime and sets with the sun at sunset. Read more: http://earthsky.org/tonight/in-2014-the-may-new-moon-falls-on-may-28 This post has been reshared 2 times on Google+ View this post on Google+