#Yellow Sea

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“And you sang, sail to me, sail to me, let me enfold you. Here I am, here I am, waiting to hold you”

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Yellow Sea Peru Tan (#fcaa07 to #763d03)

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© Paolo Dala

Portra 400 Shots

So my Korea trip fillm rolls just came out of the dark room…

This the first time using the legendary Kodak Portra 400. And my take on the Kodak Portra 400? It’s very expensive! It’s nice, but PhP 1,100 for one roll?! Oh come on! I’m going back to the Kodal Ultramax 400…

Maybe, if I’m going abroad, I’ll use the Portra 400 again, but I'll be using the Ultramax 400 for shots here in the Philippines. Haha.

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Islands in the dawn.

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China condemns Australia for “disrupting” drills after Yellow Sea incident

China has defended its recent manoeuvre against an Australian Navy helicopter in the Yellow Sea, which Canberra deemed “unsafe and unprofessional”, saying it was “legal and reasonable”, Chinese media reported.

An MH-60R Seahawk helicopter launched from Hobart was intercepted by a Chinese fighter jet, which fired flares across the Australian aircraft’s flight path, Australia’s ministry said, adding that the unsafe manoeuvre “posed a danger to the aircraft and personnel”.

While there were no injuries, the Australian government “expressed concern” and said it expected all countries, including China, to “manage their armed forces professionally and safely”.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday that his government had told China “through all our channels, using all measures at our disposal” that it was “unacceptable” when a Chinese fighter jet dropped flares next to an Australian helicopter in international waters, endangering the crew.

Separately, Australia’s Defence Department said in a statement that the incident occurred on Saturday when the Royal Australian Navy’s Hobart was performing “routine activities” during a UN sanctions monitoring mission against North Korea in international waters in the Yellow Sea. The Yellow Sea is a marginal sea in the western Pacific Ocean between mainland China and the Korean Peninsula.

Late on Tuesday night, China’s defence ministry responded that Australia was “confused between right and wrong”.

Read more HERE

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Wanted to draw some Stan fluff and more details kept piling up. Anyway, the idea here was that Ford was nerding and telling Stan about whatever he's discovered or thought of. It also looks like he's telling him a story :D A continuation <<<

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Another USAF F-16 Fighter Aircraft crashed in South Korea

An F-16 Fighting Falcon Aircraft belonging to the 8th Fighter Wing (8FW) of the United States Air Force (USAF) that is based in South Korea (SK) recently crashed into the Yellow Sea. The Aircraft reportedly suffered an In-Flight Emergency that caused the Pilot to Eject from the Aircraft.

The Pilot was later rescued by the Republic of Korea Maritime Force. This is at least the second F-16 to crash in SK this Year of 2023, the previous one crashed in May 2023

SOURCES:

U.S. F-16 Crashes into the Yellow Sea off South Korea. Pilot Ejected Safely {Archived Link}

Buddy Wing 15-2 [Image 3 of 4] {Archived Link}

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Polly Joke, North Cornwall, England by Chris Marshall

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took a stab at drawing ocean lesbians.

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'69-Year-Old' Jeon Yeong-Rok "I was going to give a song to Joo Hyun-mi...The other Singer Takes It" (Chairperson's)

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White Yellow Sea (#ffffff to #f9b000)

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Not over-exposed, just very bright and misty at the same time.

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North Korea launched some cruise missiles towards Yellow Sea

North Korea fired several cruise missiles toward the Yellow Sea on Wednesday (24 January), South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff reported.

“Our military detected several cruise missiles launched by North Korea towards the Yellow Sea at around 7am today. The detailed specifications are being closely analysed by South Korean and US intelligence authorities.”

In the new year, Pyongyang accelerated weapons tests, including what it called an “underwater nuclear weapon system” and a solid-propellant hypersonic ballistic missile. Unlike their ballistic counterparts, cruise missile tests are not prohibited by current UN sanctions.

Cruise missiles are usually jet-propelled and fly at lower altitudes than ballistic missiles, which makes them more difficult to spot and intercept.

Read more HERE

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