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Camera - canon 5d mark ii
Lense - 85mm 1.2 ii
© 2012 Samuel Judge
ive been getting a little ill for the past few days making me slow on my 365's and im getting behind again. wheres the snow gone? apparantly it was supposed to be here 6 inches high but its not. oh well!
a song to go with the image - www.youtube.com/watch?v=DChHEf0lpEE
Sarah ann Wright has reached 1000 likes on her facebook page and given out a media pack she made with some actions she made which are amazing. this action is called rainbow, its one of my favourites that she has made. thnkyou sarah!
heres a link to her facebook page :
www.facebook.com/SarahAnnWright
and mine:
www.facebook.com/pages/Samuel-Judge-Photo/323824247662360...
and my webfolio:
samueljudgephoto.22slides.com/
hope you like' it.
My two intentions were: comic book panel (ish) and this angle which I always find hard to draw (looking down)
LE shot. Nikon D800E w/ SIGMA ART 24-105mm F4 DG OS HSM in 1.2x Crop Mode
Yuga Kurita Photo Exhibition
"Tales of Fuji | New Era"
Aug 2 (Sat) to Aug 15 (Fri)
Island Gallery, Tokyo
Y esta es la cubierta completa del ARGH!#4, que espero que a lo largo de esta semana y la que viene empiece a llegar a las tiendas. El verde impreso es muchísimo más radiactivo de lo que véis aquí!!!
Siento mucho la irregular marcha que traigo con las actualizaciones, pero he tenido una temporada de mucho trabajo. Ahora se supone que estoy de relax en casa de mis padres... Pero es mentira! El salón se acerca, hay que imprimir y organizar mil cosas aún... Me voy a volver loco!!!
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And this is the complete cover of the fourth issue of ARGH! Comic Magazine, with english subtitles in all comic strips! YES, ENGLISH TRANSLATION!!!
I´m really sorry for being dissapeared so long time, but I had a really busy time in Germany. Now I´m spending some holidays with my parents in Valencia until the Comic Fair in Barcelona... But it´s not true! There is no time to rest and I´ve still got a lot to organize!!!
Reading T-1 4-8-4 2102 has reached the end on the “turkey trail” (Reading Belt Line), and is curving to cross the Schuylkill River and join the parallel main line at Birdsboro, Pennsylvania. The track to the left is the north end of the Wilmington & Northern branch, which crossed the parallel and abandoned ex-PRR Schuylkill Branch not far behind the photographer.
Old photo but new camera tricks. So I'm not a total cheater haha. My old camera never allowed me to shoot much in low light without flash without the picture quality being absolutely dreadful but since I've upgraded I've been able to remedy that :). I'm currently in the process of applying to colleges while trying to get in shape for track season s my plate is EXTREMELY full right now but I will not give up on this challenge. I do have some cool ideas stored up for photos to come though so stay tuned! ~until next monday
....I make these way too long
Planetary Resources Mining Rig, "The Bucephalus". Equipped with 4 heavy industrial mining lasers, mining drone bay and service bay.
This is one of the four "War Horses" of the PR asteroid mining flottila. Often used as command ships in larger mining operations. PR is specialized in asteroid mining and the "War Horses" are the most efficient mining ships ever produced. The four heavy mining lasers slowly vapourize the asteroid and the gas is collected with tractor beams forming a tunnel around the laser beam. 20 medium size mining drones disperse of nearby smaller asteroids and debris.
Gas and ore from the mining operation are compressed and stored in containers around the ship's hull. These are collected by smaller support craft and transport ships, carrying resources to and from nearby space stations.
Most damage done to drones, support craft and other ships can be handled in the service bay.
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This SHIP is 108 studs long (with antennae). It's built from approx. 3800 pieces and weighs around 3 kg
This MOC was built during september, however, I started planning this a year ago. First I built the ship in LDD. Then a lot of BL orders and a LugBulk later I started building. I now know a lot about building in this scale that I did not know when I started building this in LDD. Some connections are very unstable. But, on the other hand, I don't think I would have been able to build this had I not built it in LDD first.
My idea for this ship from the start was "LEGO City Miners go to space" i.e. a civilian large scale space craft for mining in space. Trying to use the same colors and some of the parts from the LEGO City Mining series from 2012.
Credits to Daniel Graffenberger for my inspiration. talros.deviantart.com/art/Shipyard-concept-130270945