Scubarob Adventure Log

Fall Joy by Jessica Drossin Fall Joy by Jessica Drossin Thanks for viewing my work. Edited with the new Autumn Tones Complete (used Vermillion and Early Autumn from Set 1, plus Bright Fall and Golden Glitter Paint and Sandalwood instant overlay from Set 2. Flare, Fall Pop, and Definition also from the Bonus actions). I … See http://bit.ly/2WGwMcF for more

Scubarob travel tips are all about staying safe, tried and verified from personal experience. They works, but I’m not saying it’s always all fun. Keep an Open Mind Don’t judge other customs. You are a visitor. Be respectful. Try to Be Flexible Delays do occur while traveling, as well as other issues (baggage, taxi, hotel bookings, … See http://bit.ly/2Mz9XpI for more

station by Efemir Art station by Efemir Art Efemir Art : Photos See http://bit.ly/2JFjpnB for more

Two jack lake. by Tanner Wendell Stewart Two jack lake. by Tanner Wendell Stewart Sunrise. Self-Portrait. Two Jack Lake. Banff. Alberta. Tanner Wendell Stewart: Photos See http://bit.ly/321sDRh for more

Buenos-Aires can be considered the most cultured and sophisticated among all South America’s capitals. Its restaurants, bars, historic cafés and heaving nightclubs, opera house, theatres, multiscreen cinemas, avant-garde galleries and French-style palaces all underline its attachment to the arts and its eternal sense of style. See http://bit.ly/2IrbXg2 for more

Review – Culture and Society at Lullingstone Roman Villa This book offers a unique interpretation of the Lullingstone Roman Villa in the Darent Valley of Kent, exploring how its inhabitants used space to assert their position in society, as well as their cultural identity. The post Review – Culture and Society at Lullingstone Roman Villa … See http://bit.ly/325jGqn for more

In Search Of: SHOCKING LOCH NESS ENCOUNTER (Season 2) | History See http://bit.ly/322iiVw for more

Photo Of The Day By Heather Lang Today’s Photo Of The Day is “African Guard Tower” by Heather Lang. Location: Kruger National Park, South Africa. “You can’t… The post Photo Of The Day By Heather Lang appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/2N56jlE for more

An Astonishing Revelation in Saqqara – A Hidden Pyramid! An archaeologist with 30 years of experience working in Egypt has made an astonishing announcement. He believes that he has found evidence that there are traces of a hidden pyramid buried beneath the Saqqara desert. If he is proven right, it could mean that there are … See http://bit.ly/2pkPUkb for more

Review – The Land of the White Horse: visions of England The White Horse at Uffington, a giant, sinuous hill figure (or, if you prefer, a geoglyph on a par with the Nazca Lines of Peru) has mystified and inspired in equal measure for centuries. Once thought to mark the victory of Alfred’s Saxon army … See http://bit.ly/2oDxjzm for more

Alessandra by Sacha Leyendecker Alessandra by Sacha Leyendecker Do you want to learn my photography and editing techniques? Feel free to contact me about my coaching program at patreon or check my workshop section here at 500px. If you like my work, you can also follow me at: sacha-leyendecker.com | instagram.com/sachaleyendecker | patreon.com/sachaleyendecker Sacha Leyendecker: … See http://bit.ly/2Ww1fdc for more

Dragons at Dawn by Marsel van Oosten Dragons at Dawn by Marsel van Oosten We spent a wonderful morning up on the plateau with a nice collection of dragon blood trees. You couldn’t see them from down below, so that shows that it actually pays off when you hike up without even knowing what’s going … See http://bit.ly/3233nu6 for more

Autumn leaves by Tiger Seo Autumn leaves by Tiger Seo Tiger Seo: Photos See http://bit.ly/2JzLVak for more

A Dusty Demise for the Akkadian Empire (New Study) The Akkadian Empire was the first empire in Mesopotamia and arguably the first true empire that existed, being around during the third millennium BC. As has been a recurring empirical theme ever since, the Akkadian Empire didn’t last, and debate runs on as to the reason or reasons … See http://bit.ly/2WqYkCA for more

Houten, Holland. by Remo Scarfò Houten, Holland. by Remo Scarfò Rainbow Houses – Houten. Netherlands. this very iconic living houses are really one of a kind 🙂 Remo Scarfò: Photos See http://bit.ly/2MZatLP for more

Upper Bond Falls by Simon W Xu Upper Bond Falls by Simon W Xu When the sun streaming through the trees, the Upper Bond Falls seem to glow. Haida ND1.8 filter used to control the speed. Simon W Xu: Photos See http://bit.ly/31XkywZ for more

Alpe di Suisi by Christian S. Alpe di Suisi by Christian S. https://www.instagram.com/holysh0t Christian S.: Photos See http://bit.ly/2qUBpnj for more

Canon Introduces RF 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM For EOS R The RF 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM completes the “trinity” of lenses which includes the 15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM and 24-70mm F2.8 L IS USM. The post Canon Introduces RF 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM For EOS R appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/2MZqgKA for more

South America offers great material for photographers looking for architectural spots and dramatic pictures; indeed, the Colonial heritage of the Spanish Conquistadores rests close to modern buildings and ancient monuments of pre-columbian civilizations. See http://bit.ly/2IqdoLK for more

Canon Reveals Development Of EOS-1D X Mark III Though details of the new flagship DSLR are limited for now, it will upgrade key specs of its predecessor. The post Canon Reveals Development Of EOS-1D X Mark III appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/2WqzqCW for more

Swamp People: Submarine Gator Hunt (Season 8) | History See http://bit.ly/2JAb4l6 for more

When Kalki the Destroyer Descends, the Apocalypse Begins A harbinger of the apocalypse, it is believed that Kalki will bring about the destruction of the world when mankind has completely abandoned religion, “when nothing is known of the techniques of sacrifice, even by word.” Kalki is the final incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu, who … See http://bit.ly/2BYNASA for more

Byzantine Church Built for a Mysterious Martyr Found in Israel Israeli archaeologists have made a stunning discovery from the Byzantine period. They have uncovered a Christian church Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2PDFvui for more

Witches ‘Spell’ President Trump In Pre-Halloween Showdown Thousands of self-declared ‘witches’ will cast a unified ‘spell’ on POTUS Donald Trump this weekend and “yes” this news piece is a work of non-fiction and not a joke. Read more Section:  News General Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2N0LQyo for more

Photo Of The Day By Valerie Millett Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Navajo Autumn” by Valerie Millett. Location: Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona. See more… The post Photo Of The Day By Valerie Millett appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/320Crey for more

Archaeologists Locate Battlefield Dubbed ‘Where England Began’ The lost battlefield of Brunanburh, the battle that created England, has finally been located by archaeologists. The battle of Brunanburh was fought in 937 AD between King Athelstan of Wessex in what is today England Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2BRuiOW for more

Floating Houses. by Remo Scarfò Floating Houses. by Remo Scarfò Colourful Scandinavian buildings at Reitdiep city marina in Groningen, The Netherlands Remo Scarfò: Photos See http://bit.ly/2PvmSsB for more

***Since you been gone*** by Joachim Bergauer ***Since you been gone*** by Joachim Bergauer www.bergauer.cc Joachim Bergauer: Photos See http://bit.ly/2Jy0wml for more

Autumn… by Daniel Řeřicha Autumn… by Daniel Řeřicha https://www.instagram.com/danielrerichacz Daniel Řeřicha: Photos See http://bit.ly/2Nsel72 for more

Review – Knole Revealed: archaeology and discovery at a great country house Knole is a house with a long and historically significant past. Since the present house was built in 1446, it has had many different phases: from the archiepiscopal palace of Thomas Bourchier in the 15th century, and a royal palace of Henry VIII … See http://bit.ly/2ppdgFc for more

Galatia Galatia was a region in north-central Anatolia (modern-day Turkey) settled by the Celtic Gauls c. 278-277 BCE. The name comes from the Greek for “Gaul” which was repeated by Latin writers as Galli. The Celts were offered the region by the king of neighboring Bithynia, Nicomedes I (r. 278-255 BCE) and established themselves in … See http://bit.ly/34en0ku for more

Autumn waterfall by Jaewoon U Autumn waterfall by Jaewoon U 방태산 이단폭포 Jaewoon U: Photos See http://bit.ly/36f0eut for more

Crossing Nicaragua is an adventure in itself mainly because of the untouched landscapes and beautiful nature. See http://bit.ly/2IpKbk4 for more

Autumn scenery by Roberto Aldrovandi Autumn scenery by Roberto Aldrovandi Roberto Aldrovandi: Photos See http://bit.ly/2WqixIH for more

Wessex Archaeology at Big Bang Science Fair Llandudno 2019 See http://bit.ly/2PtZI5T for more

The land by Mauro Cirigliano The land by Mauro Cirigliano Tenerife, Canary Islands 🇮🇨 . The island of Tenerife, in addition to its beautiful Teide national park, offers incredible glimpses of the sea along all its coasts 🌊 . Here we are at the westernmost point, at the foot of one of the most beautiful … See http://bit.ly/2BPGPT3 for more

The Classic Belgian Beer Secret? Medieval Super Yeasts! Researchers have discovered a secret behind what makes Belgian beer so special – they include medieval super yeasts in their recipes! Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2Wu9KW7 for more

Obscure Objects Found at Antikythera Shipwreck The Greek Ministry of Culture has announced a series of finds that were rescued from one of the world’s most famous shipwreck sites. Bones and a range of obscure objects were recovered from the seabed near the Antikythera shipwreck.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/333jAks for more

Troides Minos by Sunil Troides Minos by Sunil Troides minos, the southern birdwing, is a large and striking swallowtail butterfly endemic to south India. With a wingspan of 140–190 mm, it is the largest butterfly of India. Sunil : Photos See http://bit.ly/36fZ8i3 for more

Wenatchee River Autumn by Doug Shearer Wenatchee River Autumn by Doug Shearer Late afternoon on the river. Have a wonderful day! Doug Shearer: Photos See http://bit.ly/2Pu1T9I for more

Completion by William Patino Completion by William Patino If you’d like to learn my shooting and processing techniques, check out my video tutorials at http://landscapephotographytutorials.com William Patino: Photos See http://bit.ly/2C3sCSF for more

A Year Photographing The National Parks Ten highlights from an epic tour photographing all of the U.S. national parks. The post A Year Photographing The National Parks appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/2Nk6DMm for more

Google AI Decodes Broken Greek Texts Better than Humans Artificial Intelligence (AI) is expected to revolutionize the world in the coming decades. An example of this comes from Google’s AI research division (DeepMind) which has used the technology to decipher broken and fragmentary ancient Greek texts.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2ouHfLw for more

Putting a Price on Marriage: The Long-standing Custom of Dowries A dowry is an ancient custom that requires the transfer of parental property to a daughter at her marriage, rather than at her father’s death. It is a tradition in which emotion does not play a role in decision making. Read more Section:  News History … See http://bit.ly/2pm4d7Y for more

Photo Of The Day By Gary Paige Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Diademed Sifaka on Siesta” by Gary Paige. Location: Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, Madagascar. “This large… The post Photo Of The Day By Gary Paige appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/2JxKvNw for more

Photo Of The Day By Gary Paige Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Diademed Sifaka on Siesta” by Gary Paige. Location: Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, Madagascar. “This large… The post Photo Of The Day By Gary Paige appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/2JxKvNw for more

Ancient Roman Society Rome began as a small city on the banks of the Tiber River in Italy. The Latin tribes (also known as the Latini or Latians) inhabited the region c. 1000 BCE but the founding of the city is dated to 753 BCE. They were a patrilineal society (legitimate descent and inheritance from … See http://bit.ly/2pl93ST for more

The waters of the Philippines comprise nearly 1 million square miles of sea, a major part of which is in the Coral Triangle, an area that contains the world’s highest coral diversity. See http://bit.ly/2Iwp7Zp for more

Ancient Ship Graveyard Embroiled In Biblical Flood Mystery Can a subaquatic ship graveyard really help solve the biblical mystery of Noah’s Ark? The mysterious ancient site was discovered thousands of feet below the Black Sea off the old town of Nessebar on the Bulgarian coast, Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/31TPu1h for more

Mountain Men: Touchdown (Season 4, Episode 11) | Full Episode | History See http://bit.ly/347XxZL for more