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conniemenefee.bsky.social
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Sunflower bloom open and vivid yellow with green treeline and blue sky
December 16, 2025 at 1:37 PM
bedhead.bsky.bark.wolp.chat
more pictures taken with my ISO way too high <3:awolfclap8: #good-morning #trans #wafrn #i-hope-you're-having-a-super-day #these-were-started-off-a-current-fascination-with-datamoshing-and-corrupted-images/video-data #i've-made-pixel-sorters-and-virtual-LCD-effects-... see complete post
high-speed capture of raindrops in the mid-flight of their journey to the ground: the blurry mess of green in the background hosts its reflection in every droplet as the treeline parts subtly in the center, revealing the stormy sky a pink little bud sits against a bunch of pointed leaves: vines stretch along the foreground while a dark background makes a simple mess of green. some of the vines twist into tiny twirls as the vine stem terminates inverted umbrella-like foliage crest about the blurred background as they stretch to the foreground, droplets of a post-rainfall sky rest quietly over top each leaf thick vascular leaves stretch out along this plant as tiny buds sit pre-bloom: in the center of the image, a thin stiletto of light punctuates one of the budding stems, the luminance piercing the cellulose of the plant, igniting the stem into brightness
December 16, 2025 at 12:04 PM
contactwithcreation.com
Morning, Bluesky. Nope, I did not decorate my Christmas tree yesterday. They just don't make Christmas lights like they used to, do they? Back to the shop I go...
Blue-grey sky with an intense pink glow coming from behind a black treeline and rooftops.
December 16, 2025 at 8:43 AM
mrmads.bsky.social
#PhotoIfTheDay
#Nature

Framed
Orange sunset. Sun is between 2 tall trees that tower above the treeline. This goes diagonally down from left to right. On the right there are silhouettes of shrubs.
December 16, 2025 at 6:29 AM
thegoober100.bsky.social
Reforger bots are just weird. They'll either rush you through an open field in literal wave attacks, or spend 20 minutes creeping through a treeline to flank you, and you never know which they're going to do until they're doing it.
December 16, 2025 at 4:13 AM
csilverman.bsky.social
#notesArt
A dull, blue scene: in the foreground, a concrete bunker that consists of a cylindrical base with a tall, slit-like window and a second story that resembles a small round tower with a conical roof. At the top of the first story is a handrail, indicating a narrow walkway. The tower also has a small slitted window. The bunker is decrepit, with a few faded graffiti tags and some crumbling concrete slabs around the base. It sits in a barren, open area with a blurry treeline in the background. There are no signs of life except two birds above it in the otherwise empty sky. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".
December 16, 2025 at 2:16 AM
ellameno.bsky.social
there was a lot of deer poop around the graves and then we saw the possible culprit who IS PIEBALD (that's a 2% mutation)
piebald deer in the treeline, white with brown and black spots and a brown head piebald deer in the treeline, white with brown and black spots and a brown head piebald deer in the treeline, white with brown and black spots and a brown head
December 16, 2025 at 12:56 AM
faineg.bsky.social
I love the extremely telling little details here (also we have AUVSI already, Jesus Christ)
Along the way, there were plenty of snags and mistakes - a preview of what operators could face in active-duty situations. Several commercial drones in regular use by the military failed to take off; operators blamed GPS issues and proximity to nearby buildings. Connection problems flared when drones dropped below the treeline, forcing teams to send up "repeater" drones in a bid to reestablish a stable link. Organizers also struggled to successfully reprogram a clutch of confiscated Chinese-made DJI drones that Florida authorities handed over to the organizers for rooftop shooting practice. In the semi-finals of the official daytime competition, an army drone operator rolled over onto his own controller, disabling his craft at a crucial moment. It fell from the sky, helping to hand victory to the rival Navy SEALS. Just for a moment, the army had tasted victory. "You guys were faster than the SEALs," Captain Jacob Bickus, the 28-year-old officer in charge of the team, said to his men. "We had one bit of bad luck."
December 16, 2025 at 12:42 AM
patioboater.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy
A bonus #ArtAdventCalendar entry for today and #20 in the Top 25 Countdown, a sandhill crane in twilight from March 14.

I love everything about this photo: the horizontal layers of grey and black, the streak of pink above the treeline in silhouette, and the […]

[Original post on mastodon.social]
Sunset and twilight photograph of a sandhill crane in silhouette flying over reeds and across a grey lake. Behind the lake is a treeline in silhouette. Just above the treeline is a horizontal bright pink streak across the sky with grey clouds above.
December 16, 2025 at 12:33 AM
patioboater.bsky.social
I love everything about this photo: the horizontal layers of grey and black, the streak of pink above the treeline in silhouette, and the blur of everything but the body of the crane.

This is far from the showiest of this year's photos. But it's absolutely one of my favorites. (2/2)
December 16, 2025 at 12:30 AM
patioboater.bsky.social
A bonus #ArtAdventCalendar entry for today and #20 in the Top 25 Countdown, a sandhill crane in twilight from March 14.

Twin Suns Lake, Michigan. (1/2)

#photography #sunset #michigan #art #bird #birds #birdsofbluesky #crane #SandhillCrane #cranes #SandhillCranes #spring
Sunset and twilight photograph of a sandhill crane in silhouette flying over reeds and across a grey lake. Behind the lake is a treeline in silhouette. Just above the treeline is a horizontal bright pink streak across the sky with grey clouds above.
December 16, 2025 at 12:30 AM
howard.mstdn.wherehowardgoes.com.ap.brid.gy
Hi friends,

Hope you're well. I decided to enter a #photographycompetition with the 2 photos below.

1. In the "night sky" category: https://poty.lcegroup.co.uk/contest/poty26/submission/133859.

2. In the "travel" category […]

[Original post on mstdn.wherehowardgoes.com]
A fish eye view of the night sky above a frozen lake near Yellowknife, Canada. Above the dark treeline on the shores of the lake, the Milky Way is seen rising up from the horizon, clearly visible in an opportune gap in the green and red hues of the aurora borealis. A view of mount fuji, framed by the oval of an aeroplane's window.
December 15, 2025 at 10:39 PM
va2lam.mastodon.nz.ap.brid.gy
Some more "highlights" pictures from November. Mostly nature, but also Shanghai: the Aiguillette des Houches in the Alps; limestone around a pool in Ouvéa; near the summit of Mitre Peak (Tararuas); skyline across the Huangpu in Shanghai.
Rock galore: in the centre of the photo is a large rock massif, with mostly-blue sky above, and green slopes below. Dark blue pond surrounded by limestone, including some overhanging roofs and some stalactites. Trees above. Six people in the Tararua ranges, under a blue sky (but with 80km/h gusts) and brown tussocks above treeline. The closest person is sitting down and getting something from their bag. Others are walking. A lot of towers in a modern looking city. On the left is a tower with two spheres incorporated into the tower.
December 15, 2025 at 10:27 PM
ouisequitur.bsky.social
why backpack along the coast when driving is faster?

i dunno man, guess I'm just built different
pacific ocean from clifftop rainforest path the hoh river seen through ferns and pines on a robin's egg blue afternoon grainy pacific sunset seen from campsite just inside treeline along the beach the hoh river bank in blazing sun
December 15, 2025 at 9:06 PM
newphyt.bsky.social
Faster boundary shifts near the cold limit of species' niche

Zheng et al.

nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Treeline shifts were better explained by the cold tolerance index based on the species' thermal niche.
December 15, 2025 at 8:43 PM
young-spartacus.bsky.social
I've found my happy place in a community of engaging and supportive creatives!

What a first year it's been on #Bluesky

THANK YOU ALL!

Sparty 🥰

#EastCoastKin #Photography #Art #ClassicMono #PhotographersofBluesky #BlueSkyMonday #TidesOutTuesday #WaterfallWednesday #HumansOfBlueSky #Scape #StunDay
This image is a photo collage featuring a variety of pictures with different themes and colour palettes on a black background. The collage includes the following elements: A vibrant colour photo of a waterfall in a lush green woodland area, in Jesmond Dene, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. A colour photograph of a prominent red lighthouse, Herd Groyne at South Shields, UK, standing against a cloudy sky over the water. A black and white image of the ruined Whitby Abbey, an iconic landmark on the North Yorkshire coast, under a dramatic sky. A black and white close-up of a man's open hand. Another black and white photo showing the face of a cow peering through a gate. A striking colour photo featuring a large seagull in flight against a bright blue sky. A high-contrast black and white shot of various spiky succulent plants. A smaller colour image of a sunrise over a treeline, with a warm glow on the horizon. A black and white aerial photo of NYC with numerous buildings and skyscrapers shrouded in fog. A colour photo of a woman sitting on an urban concrete structure. A black and white abstract shot of translucent plant pods. A colour photo of a red, architectural metal structure with a glass roof, the exterior glass canopy at the entrance of the Ellis Island Immigration Museum. The overall aesthetic is a dynamic mix of colour and monochrome images, showcasing diverse subjects from nature, architecture, and daily life. It's been a busy but fun first year on Bluesky. I've made lots of new friends in a community of like minded creatives and seem to have picked up a couple of thousand followers! This bunch of absolute legends are the people that make our community what it is. One of support, encouragement and inspiration - a huge and very welcome breath of fresh air in an uncertain, unfair and sometimes scary world we live in. I can't thank you all enough for making this safe space a joy to be in. I love you all - Sparty 🥰
December 15, 2025 at 5:15 PM
piotrbunkowski.bsky.social
One Rotten Oath update v1.0.2 is live!

What's new?
- Even better optimization (re-rendered FMVs, better 3D scenes management, background treeline resolution got halved).
- Various bugfixes.

Check the details here:

store.steampowered.com/news/app/390...

#indiegame #FMV #FPS #GDevelop #gameupdate
One Rotten Oath - One Rotten Oath v1.0.2 update - Various optimization tweaks and bugfixes - Steam News
Patch v1.0.2 is live. This time around I focused on various optimization tweaks.
store.steampowered.com
December 15, 2025 at 5:15 PM
onbluskysku.bsky.social
Nope! Just a scratch. I sat down too early and grabbed the back to try and haul myself up, and when that only worked half way the options were either to hold a tricep lift for the entire way up or drop in the clearing before the treeline. Chose the latter, fell about 30 feet into heavy snow.
December 15, 2025 at 3:46 PM
charizardlotte.bsky.social
kissing the homies good morning
Photo of sunrise over mountains. The just-brightening blue sky is dappled with pinkish orange and purplish clouds. The mountains are dark, with the treeline barely visible. Streetlights and bare trees are in the foreground
December 15, 2025 at 3:11 PM
irlithan.bsky.social
#ArtAdventCalendar day 15, is a scene i painted of the Hardangerfjorden in Lofthus norway quite a couple years ago. Still one of my favorites even though it turned out darker than planned. 30*40cm #landscape #oilpainting #art #painterlyscroll
A foggy moody view of a jetty on a fjord with hints of the mountain behind it visible and a rainbow cutting through. There's also a dark treeline with some houses on the left.
December 15, 2025 at 10:32 AM
kgmncrossing.bsky.social
nao is currently going thru the "'man' caption horse staring at the ocean jpeg image" era, please let him be. from ch19. #WIPSnips
The scenery shifted around him as he pressed on, his memory stirring with each step. Maple trees cradled the stream as it widened out into a larger body of water, fed by a small waterfall up the mountain slope. Ripples fanned out over the pond in all directions as leaves came drifting down with every breeze. Dragonflies and pond skaters skirted about on the surface, cicadas drowning out the world around him with their cries. In the spring, the treeline would be dotted with the occasional cherry blossom; the soft pink petals would then gather at the pond’s edges like a blanket, looking almost like snow. Spring had already long past by the time Nao had arrived, though. Their leaves had all but turned a vibrant green, almost indistinguishable with the other trees in the forest until the next spring came around. Nao crouched by the water and dipped his fingers in, testing the temperature. It was cold, coming down from the nearby mountain, fresh against his skin. He closed his eyes. This place was insignificant to the rest of the world, but to Itsuki it hadn’t been. Even now, Nao still had to wonder—did Itsuki know what was going to happen next? Had he intentionally brought Nao here, despite knowing the truth?
December 15, 2025 at 9:22 AM
contactwithcreation.com
Morning, Bluesky. Paid work is over for the year, and I might just get around to decorating the tree today! 🎄
Silhouetted treeline and rooftops. Blue sky above, with pink-gold clouds lit from below
December 15, 2025 at 8:36 AM
jenbritton.bsky.social
In the Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, a red fox rummages around for a morning snack. #photography #wildlife
A red fox is walking towards the camera, while looking attentively down at the ground to her left. She is in a green-grassy place with an out of focus green treeline in the background.
December 15, 2025 at 1:55 AM
formergregsamsa.bsky.social
Vital Marlowe update: even more snow
Marlowe in a field of snow, staring at my husband walking away. Behind them is the blue sky dappled with clouds, a treeline latticed with snow-covered limbs, and a skyrise building. A mostly empty, reptile-wet sidewalk. To the left is a row of buildings and to the right a broad way of a street and trees in a park covered in snow. My husband in a dog park covered in snow. He is in the distance, with a white field between the camera and himself. There are snow-covered benches, trees heavy with snow, and my husband is on his knees cuddling a husky dog.
December 14, 2025 at 8:46 PM
bobbleheadvb.bsky.social
There is no good way to determine how much we received. It has blown and drifted too much. Places it was blown from are as low as 5 inches, but drifts can be over a foot. The drifts at the treeline on the top of the hill are large (photo 2). There is a 7 in drift blown onto the end of the deck.
December 14, 2025 at 7:28 PM