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Cameroi I am Americanized but still indian
Hi there! I'm sorry if this was shamelessly plugged here before, but I would just like to share some of the pictures I have taken outside, hehe. They span across years - some as old as 2014, some as new as like a week ago!
I do hope you enjoy! <3
Valentine Z's Photography Adventures - Mk. 1
So this is going to be a new non-ICly thing! As some of you can tell by now, I do a lot of photography in my free time! Almost all the time it is a hobby thing - there were times when I do take photos with my family, or friends... and even then, I would not receive any money from it. Not that I want to, actually. I do this for fun first and foremost, and being able to hone my skills just by taking a lot of photos have been nothing short of fantastic! And hey, you're your own boss in a hobby. I get free reign on where I want to go, and where I want to take shots!
My current equipment is either my phone (Vivo X50+), or my DSLR first and foremost - Nikon D5100, attached with 18-200 mm Tamron Lens.
WARNING: Photos are extremely large and might drain your data. Might be slow too! ^^; Each photo, unless panoramas or cropped, is typically 4-6 MB big.
Raindrops on a flower - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 2000, f/8, 1/200 sec, 200 mm.
Blue and Green - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 2000, f/8, 1/100 sec, 200 mm.
Floating Lanterns - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 500, f/4.8, 1/60 sec, 44 mm.
An Ox-spicious New Year @ Universal Studios Singapore - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 160, f/10, 1/250 sec, 18 mm.
A Panorama of Universal Studios Singapore - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 320, f/10, 1/400 sec, 18 mm.
Me Love Cookies! - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 200, f/6.3, 1/640 sec, 200 mm.
Raw Anubis Strength - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 160, f/8, 1/1000 sec, 48 mm.
Malfunctioning Hyperdrive - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 500, Variable Aperture, 4.0 sec, Variable Focal Length.
Daredevil Squirrel - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 800, f/8, 1/160 sec, 200 mm.
Singapore's Skyline - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 100, f/22, 46 sec, 18 mm.
Box of Mirrors - Nikon D5100 @ Nikon 18-55: ISO 500, f/5.6, 1/60 sec, 18 mm.
Nature in Unexpected Places - Nikon D5100 @ Nikon 18-55: ISO 400, f/16, 1/125 sec, 40 mm.
Old and New - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 640, f/3.5, 1/40 sec, 18 mm.
Quiet Singapore Night - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 640, f/3.5, 1/6 sec, 18 mm.
Cultural Preservation + Future Implementations - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 1250, f/3.5, 1/25 sec, 18 mm.
Bright and Vibrant Chinatown - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 400, f/3.5, 18 mm. +/- 2.0 EV.
Hello from Funan! - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 1250, f/8, 1/60 sec, 18 mm.
The Moon. - Nikon D5100 @ Tamron 18-200: ISO 3200, f/6.3, 1/50 sec, 200 mm (but Cropped and Zoomed in).
I finally have a map of Cat-Herders United:
Although we are known for our tame cats, each of our regions is known for some variety of small cat, great cat, or feliform.
The coastal wetlands - home of the
jungle cat Natural resources: fish, shrimp, natural gas
Felis City (pop. 6.9 million) - former center of fossil fuel industry in less enlightened times, university, rodeo, airport, space program, performing arts (ballet, opera, symphony), museums (Natural History, Fine Arts, Contemporary Arts), medical district
Puerto Hierba Gatera (pop 0.7 million) - port servicing Felis City, beaches, shrimp fishing
Did you know? Felis City used to be known as Felix City when it was the center of an empire in the 14th -15th century AD, and was historically the largest city in Cat-Herders United, only recently being surpassed by Santa Gertrudis!
The western mountains
Sierra De Los Gatos - home of the
mountain cat Natural resources: gold, grazing land
Santa Gertrudis (pop. 8.9 million) - the nation’s largest port, university, rodeo, Feline Catolic mission, ranch museum, zoo
Did you know? Santa Gertrudis is now the largest city in Cat-Herders United, and is named after St. Gertrude of Nivelles, the patron saint of cats!
The hill country - home of the
black-footed cat Natural resources: arable land, irrigable land, grazing land, potential for wind power
Gathbryn (pop. 2.2 million) - vibrant festival and drug scene, IT sector
Kätzchenburg (pop. 0.1 million) - farming (grapes and peaches), wine country
Scratchin’ Post (pop. 0.1 million) - former mining town infamous for its turbulent and lawless past
The desert - home of the
sand cat Natural resources: copper, potential for solar power
Sphinx (pop. 4.8 million) - copper mining, irrigation (cotton and citrus), cattle herding, electronics industry, university
Catson City (pop 0.5 million) - gambling sector, cultivation of peppers
Did you know? Catson City was named after the famed law-man Kit Catson!
The plains - home of the
feliforms Natural resources: arable land
El Pueblo Unido (pop. 0.8 million) - capital city
Bubastisville (pop. 2.8 million) - barbeque, corn cultivation, music industry
Freyaburg (pop. 1.3 million) - wheat cultivation, beer, cattle, rodeo
Nepeta (pop. 9.5 million) - farming (beans, soy, sugar beet, and barley)
Pounce City (pop. 0.1 million)
Nyan (pop. 0.1 million)
The woodlands - home of the
wild cat Natural resources: lumber, arable land
Wegiewald (pop. 3.9 million) - cow dairy sector, flower cultivation, orchards (apple, cherries, cranberries), theater, historic fish market
Did you know? Wegiewald is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Cat-Herders United, founded by Vikings in c. 1000 AD!
The eastern mountains -
Cordillera De La Pantera - home of the
great cat Natural resources: silver, iron, grazing land, skiing slopes
Ft. Felis (pop. 2.9 million) - arms manufacturing, skiing, finance, sheep herding
Ft. Freya (pop. 0.1 million) - mining (silver, iron), goat herding
Did you know? Ft. Felis is the financial center of Cat-Herders United, sometimes being called the 'Wallstreet of Cat-Herders United'!
Cat-Herders United
Although we are known for our tame cats, each of our regions is known for some variety of small cat, great cat, or feliform.
The coastal wetlands - home of the
jungle cat Natural resources: fish, shrimp, natural gas
Felis City (pop. 6.9 million) - former center of fossil fuel industry in less enlightened times, university, rodeo, airport, space program, performing arts (ballet, opera, symphony), museums (Natural History, Fine Arts, Contemporary Arts), medical district
Puerto Hierba Gatera (pop 0.7 million) - port servicing Felis City, beaches, shrimp fishing
Did you know? Felis City used to be known as Felix City when it was the center of an empire in the 14th -15th century AD, and was historically the largest city in Cat-Herders United, only recently being surpassed by Santa Gertrudis!
The western mountains
Sierra De Los Gatos - home of the
mountain cat Natural resources: gold, grazing land
Santa Gertrudis (pop. 8.9 million) - the nation’s largest port, university, rodeo, Feline Catolic mission, ranch museum, zoo
Did you know? Santa Gertrudis is now the largest city in Cat-Herders United, and is named after St. Gertrude of Nivelles, the patron saint of cats!
The hill country - home of the
black-footed cat Natural resources: arable land, irrigable land, grazing land, potential for wind power
Gathbryn (pop. 2.2 million) - vibrant festival and drug scene, IT sector
Kätzchenburg (pop. 0.1 million) - farming (grapes and peaches), wine country
Scratchin’ Post (pop. 0.1 million) - former mining town infamous for its turbulent and lawless past
The desert - home of the
sand cat Natural resources: copper, potential for solar power
Sphinx (pop. 4.8 million) - copper mining, irrigation (cotton and citrus), cattle herding, electronics industry, university
Catson City (pop 0.5 million) - gambling sector, cultivation of peppers
Did you know? Catson City was named after the famed law-man Kit Catson!
The plains - home of the
feliforms Natural resources: arable land
El Pueblo Unido (pop. 0.8 million) - capital city
Bubastisville (pop. 2.8 million) - barbeque, corn cultivation, music industry
Freyaburg (pop. 1.3 million) - wheat cultivation, beer, cattle, rodeo
Nepeta (pop. 9.5 million) - farming (beans, soy, sugar beet, and barley)
Pounce City (pop. 0.1 million)
Nyan (pop. 0.1 million)
The woodlands - home of the
wild cat Natural resources: lumber, arable land
Wegiewald (pop. 3.9 million) - cow dairy sector, flower cultivation, orchards (apple, cherries, cranberries), theater, historic fish market
Did you know? Wegiewald is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Cat-Herders United, founded by Vikings in c. 1000 AD!
The eastern mountains -
Cordillera De La Pantera - home of the
great cat Natural resources: silver, iron, grazing land, skiing slopes
Ft. Felis (pop. 2.9 million) - arms manufacturing, skiing, finance, sheep herding
Ft. Freya (pop. 0.1 million) - mining (silver, iron), goat herding
Did you know? Ft. Felis is the financial center of Cat-Herders United, sometimes being called the 'Wallstreet of Cat-Herders United'!
Very nice! You know you gave me the idea for Middle Barael to be formed by many different cultures accidentally winding up here over the millennia! I’ve always greatly looked up to your nation, and this map is really nice. What tool did you use to make it? And are you on the Forest map?
Middle Barael Thanks!
I used InkScape to make it, and I am not on the map yet. Not sure if there’s anywhere on the regional map that would really fit for this nation; maybe I’ll make a puppet that is really integrated with this nation’s history and can be on the map?
It really do be 3am here huh
Cat-Herders United
Although we are known for our tame cats, each of our regions is known for some variety of small cat, great cat, or feliform.
The coastal wetlands - home of the
jungle cat Natural resources: fish, shrimp, natural gas
Felis City (pop. 6.9 million) - former center of fossil fuel industry in less enlightened times, university, rodeo, airport, space program, performing arts (ballet, opera, symphony), museums (Natural History, Fine Arts, Contemporary Arts), medical district
Puerto Hierba Gatera (pop 0.7 million) - port servicing Felis City, beaches, shrimp fishing
Did you know? Felis City used to be known as Felix City when it was the center of an empire in the 14th -15th century AD, and was historically the largest city in Cat-Herders United, only recently being surpassed by Santa Gertrudis!
The western mountains
Sierra De Los Gatos - home of the
mountain cat Natural resources: gold, grazing land
Santa Gertrudis (pop. 8.9 million) - the nation’s largest port, university, rodeo, Feline Catolic mission, ranch museum, zoo
Did you know? Santa Gertrudis is now the largest city in Cat-Herders United, and is named after St. Gertrude of Nivelles, the patron saint of cats!
The hill country - home of the
black-footed cat Natural resources: arable land, irrigable land, grazing land, potential for wind power
Gathbryn (pop. 2.2 million) - vibrant festival and drug scene, IT sector
Kätzchenburg (pop. 0.1 million) - farming (grapes and peaches), wine country
Scratchin’ Post (pop. 0.1 million) - former mining town infamous for its turbulent and lawless past
The desert - home of the
sand cat Natural resources: copper, potential for solar power
Sphinx (pop. 4.8 million) - copper mining, irrigation (cotton and citrus), cattle herding, electronics industry, university
Catson City (pop 0.5 million) - gambling sector, cultivation of peppers
Did you know? Catson City was named after the famed law-man Kit Catson!
The plains - home of the
feliforms Natural resources: arable land
El Pueblo Unido (pop. 0.8 million) - capital city
Bubastisville (pop. 2.8 million) - barbeque, corn cultivation, music industry
Freyaburg (pop. 1.3 million) - wheat cultivation, beer, cattle, rodeo
Nepeta (pop. 9.5 million) - farming (beans, soy, sugar beet, and barley)
Pounce City (pop. 0.1 million)
Nyan (pop. 0.1 million)
The woodlands - home of the
wild cat Natural resources: lumber, arable land
Wegiewald (pop. 3.9 million) - cow dairy sector, flower cultivation, orchards (apple, cherries, cranberries), theater, historic fish market
Did you know? Wegiewald is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Cat-Herders United, founded by Vikings in c. 1000 AD!
The eastern mountains -
Cordillera De La Pantera - home of the
great cat Natural resources: silver, iron, grazing land, skiing slopes
Ft. Felis (pop. 2.9 million) - arms manufacturing, skiing, finance, sheep herding
Ft. Freya (pop. 0.1 million) - mining (silver, iron), goat herding
Did you know? Ft. Felis is the financial center of Cat-Herders United, sometimes being called the 'Wallstreet of Cat-Herders United'!
This is gorgeous!
Yes! I finally have 1% in International Artwork, after I found a card that someone had inflated to around 250 bank in one of my puppet nations.
I think it might take a while for me to reach the same goal..
Imperium Helvetiorum maybe
Cat-Herders United I used InkScape to make it, and I am not on the map yet. Not sure if there’s anywhere on the regional map that would really fit for this nation; maybe I’ll make a puppet that is really integrated with this nation’s history and can be on the map?
Maybe in the new world....
I've reached my influence plateau in Forest and now it's going to decline dragging me out of #1 in perspective. Well, at least I can enjoy the top place now :P
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