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*PathwayToTerminus

Believer in Occam's Razor
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Terminus's Military Photos

10 Wheel Power Steering
by *PathwayToTerminus
M1A2 Main Battle Tank
by *PathwayToTerminus
Shop
by *PathwayToTerminus
Silence
by *PathwayToTerminus
M-249 Fire Test
by *PathwayToTerminus
The Boneyard
by *PathwayToTerminus
Images displayed here under NO terms reflect the views of the US Armed Forces.

Any questions, feel free to note me.
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Terminus's Personal Art

Eagle Tattoo
by *PathwayToTerminus
Dirt Imp
by *PathwayToTerminus
Dragon Design
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Distorted Dolphin
by *PathwayToTerminus
Traditional art drawn by me, while on deployment.
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Do you believe in Occam's Razor (the simplest explanation or strategy tends to be the best one)? 

71%
5 deviants said Yes. Why befuddle the situation with conclusions that may or may not happen?
29%
2 deviants said Other. Explain.
0%
No deviants said No. A simple explination can be irrational.
0%
No deviants said What???
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Just Thinking

Sat Nov 14, 2009, 1:07 AM
The unit is going through briefings for deployment back to home station. Of the many presentations, there was one in particular that was brought up by the chaplain, that I found interesting:

The emotional rewards of sitting your kids/grand kids on your lap and telling them war stories (nothing graphic, nothing traumatizing). Talking of brother and sisterhood, talking about how 'things were', and how they are now.

One day want to do that. Maybe not my own kids, but friend's kids? It sounds like a great way to heal after a deployment and feel a bond with those back home.

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  • Listening to: Heavy THUNDA!
  • Reading: Pile of emails up to my neck...
  • Watching: Staffers at work.
  • Playing: ARMY STAFFER.

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:icongreykitty:
=Greykitty 11 hours 38 minutes ago
Nice gallery and I love your icon. ^_^ :)

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[link] <--- check out my personal site. :)
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*PathwayToTerminus 1 hour 29 minutes ago
Thanks! The icon was a commish from [link]
Hopefully more photos/drawings coming soon!

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I swim through a sea of stars, without looking back to shore... Faster than light, bending time. Forever. Wherever. ~R-Type Final
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*Wright-USMC Nov 2, 2009, 3:49:34 PM
Just a quick question, what format do you take your photos in; regular jpeg, or in raw or something else? All the colours in your photos are very sharp and clear, and I'm just wondering how you get them like that.
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*PathwayToTerminus Nov 2, 2009, 11:42:27 PM
I take it in uncompressed JPG and ensure that in the process of resizing and adding borders/text, that nothing gets compressed. I go from JPG to TIFF or PSP format (so that layers are stored), back to JPG for posting on DA. In the end, I have two files: the layered file and the JPG that gets posted. I've found that the sharpness is retained 99% of the time. The only time you may want to consider switching formats, is if there are a lot of reds, as those tend to bleed out in JPG, but do very well under BMP, TIFF and PCX (as far as posting).

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I swim through a sea of stars, without looking back to shore... Faster than light, bending time. Forever. Wherever. ~R-Type Final
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