Iain Waugh

The thing you want is the Terminal Gate Prices.

This tells you how much petrol costs at the wholesale level.

www.aip.com.au/pricing/term...

Nice work Matt. It’s well-earned.

Congratulations!

Weird!

Out of curiosity, what does a BlueSky account clone appear as?
Do they copy your content?

Beautifully coloured maximal use of a LUT. Not often you see something planned and checked like that.

Hyperion author Dan Simmons dies from stroke at 77 I went into Hyperion blind, decades ago, knowing almost nothing about it. I was never the same.

rip dan simmons arstechnica.com/culture/2026...

Beautiful shot

Thanks. I think the locals used to call it “baked bean cans on a stick” or something, but it’s pretty cool.

#Sydney air traffic control tower is this strange mix of #round rooms and spiral stairs.

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#Photography

There’s an art trail in parts of Australia where you can go and see works of art painted on the side of #round grain silos.

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This inventive sculpture with amazing #round arms.

Little Paradise Lodge, near Queenstown, NZ

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One of MONA’s #round tunnels leading from one work of art to another. This tunnel plays a loud ambient hum along its length.

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Coming in to land.

Golden Gate Park, San Francisco

#WideOpenWings
#BirdOfTheday
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#Birds

Looked like there was good selection of talks there and some very interesting work going on.

We’ve got Downunderflow here on Saturday :)

fossi-foundation.org/downunderflo...

#Two industrial robots wearing masks stare down at the puny humans below.

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#Two pelicans take a moment to chill on top of a street lamp.

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You know it’s Australia when everything’s trying to have a go at you…

#FlyDay

The original escalators at Wynyard train station were made of wood. When they were replaced with modern metal, the old wooden steps were suspended from the ceiling in a helix.

Sydney

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#Wood

Driving North out of Melbourne on the B360, you enter a biome of incredibly tall, straight trees that goes on as far as you can see.

It’s one of my favourite roads in Australia.

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#Wood

An old, old Venecian doorway at the front of a house, made from carved wood and iron.

The peep-hole is an iron eye.

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#Wood

It’s in the Museo Accorsi Ometto, Via Po 55, Torino

Wandering around the streets of Torino (Turin) in Italy, we stumbled across a curious little museum that wasn’t one of the major tourist attractions. Inside was a collection of art works and pieces that were quite astonishing.

DOUBLE-BODY FOLDING CABINET, 1738
Walnut clad in rosewood and
boxwood, tortoiseshell, and engraved ivory plates.

International critics regard this double-body as "the finest piece of furniture in the world”.

#BlueSkyArtShow
#Wood
#Furniture
#Photography

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The exquisite workmanship of the wooden floor in the Gallerie d’Italia in Torino (Turin).

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#Wood

“That’s not a plasma drive captain,
It’s a miasma drive.”

The last of the #Sunlight is interrupted by a mountain, leaving rays in the sky.

Lake Como, Italy

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If you use welder’s glass in front of your lens and take a long exposure of #Sunlight reflecting off water, it may look a little like this.

Blue filter added in post.

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Turn and face the change

Clouds of steam rise from an active volcano. At the base of the crater it is a Buddhist temple. The whole thing sits inside a 5km wide super-volcano crater and the mist on the ground fades away as the day warms up.

Gunnung Bromo, Java, Indonesia

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#Clouds

Smooth, beautiful textured clouds.

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