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Fire in the sky as a storm moves in from the north. I took the wife out to the desert to get a few shots of what I was hoping would be a decent sunset. She's not one for adventurous off-road excursions but she hung in there. We left after dark and by the time we made it to the highway there was so much mud on the car that it didn't appear the headlights were on, but they were. I decided to take the kids back the following evening and much to my surprise the area was inaccessible as it was still completely flooded from the prior nights storm. So glad the wife and I got out before it started pouring.

 

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A group of parents and children waiting for the nursery to open, Basilica Santa Maria della Salute in the distance, Venice, Italy.

Eastman Kodak 8 is an EMD SW1000 built new for Kodak in 1968 (EMD Serial No. 34349). This paint job was applied in 1989.

New York City

 

Part of the underground perspectives series

From this point of view, it looks like the Super 8 hotel is abandoned but it's not. I shot this photo from a parking lot where a evening A&W drive in car show was going on and I saw the tall Super 8 sign and the all the vegetation just kind of had that abandoned feel to it. There was an approaching storm too which made the clouds look super ominous.

Thirty-eight. That's the number of people killed by Mick during the explosions. Thirty-eight people I could've saved.

 

My whole life, I've been taught to use my powers for good. And I've tried. Really, I have. This whole "be the Flash" thing has been a blessing since day one, but I feel like I haven't lived up to his legacy. How can I be the hero everyone needs if I can't run fast enough to help everyone? Sure, I managed to get a lot of people out, but thirty-eight died. Fifty are hospitalized, including Victor. He was caught under debris and suffered major injuries and third-degree burns. All this is my fault. I messed up Snart's plans, so he sent his little lapdog to try and get at me.

 

I hear a door open, and look to see Cisco walk in. He smiles.

 

"Y'know, I heard that depression can always be cured by food," he says, and takes a chocolate bar out of his jacket pocket. It's gestured to me, but I ignore it. This causes a frown.

 

"Hey, I know how you feel. This one time, I developed a pair of gloves that could emit seismic waves. For a high school project, which was great because not too many-never mind. Anyways, when I went to demonstrate them, they went haywire and caused a giant hole to open up under out feet. No one sustained any fatal injuries, but I felt so bad. These were my inventions, so I told myself it was my fault. Turns out, my brother had spilt orange juice on them while he was looking at them. The point is, things happen out of our control. We may not like it, but that's life. Don't let yourself get down like that. When life throws you a curveball, just look up and try to catch it."

 

I smile, which causes him to grin. I'm about to say thanks, when his phone goes off. He takes it out and looks. A look of fear instantly covers his face. I look at the screen and there's a video of a man in a hooded jacket with a black mask covering his face. Over that was a pair of blue goggles. Snart. He spoke.

 

"I'd like to say something to the lovely hero that tried to stop my plans. My Rogues and I are waiting in Infantino Park. Be here by 11 p.m., or else this city will die."

 

Cisco looks at me and says, "You need to stop them."

 

I nod and get ready to leave, but before that I ask him one question:

 

"How would you like to design a superhero costume?" His face brightens up.

 

"M'lady, it would be my pleasure."

In Rhode Island at my grandpa's house :) Bought all three Bratz Costume Bash dolls at Walmart on the way up!

 

Review! www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEYaRJzVJbc

Locomotive 244 103-8 de la série E44/244 de la Deutsche Reichsbahn.

SMC Takumar 55mm 1.8 wide open

Editing DxO Photolab 5 +Filmpack 6

ZYKKOR M.C. 28mm f2.8

Pentax Takumar 55mm f1.8 with closeup filter +3

Schneider-Kreuznach Curtagon 35mm 2.8

8 DE MARZO 2011

DÍA INTERNACIONAL DE LA MUJER.

GORA EMAKUMEEN BORROKA !!!!

VIVAN LAS MUJERES LUCHADORAS !!!

FIGHTING WOMEN LIVE

 

Leica M5 Summaron 35mm 2.8

Ilford HP5+ @ 1600

Olympus OM2SP

Zuiko 35mm f2.8

Ilford Ortho + 80

8 minutes Ilford ID11 stock

from the "FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF AUTUMN" set

Lens:Tamron SP 500mm f/8

Nokia 8 monochrome modified

Trying on a new dress, very quick hair and makeup

FUJIFILM GFX50S II + SIGMA 70mm F2.8 DG MACRO | Art

Varifocus diptych of the courtyard of St John's Cathedral, Valetta - shot through the iron fence decorated with the Maltese cross. The 8-pointed cross of the Knights of Malta is a long recognised symbol of the island, as well as the 'hospitalier' (health charity) activities of the Order of St John.

Sparkly morning.

Kia Soul, and Nissan LEAF charging at First Credit Union, Powell River, qathet Region, B.C.

 

Nikon D700

Vivitar 28mm ƒ/2.8 Ai

Today, my wife and I took a drive to beautiful Culzean Country Park with Lewis - and his scooter! It was a beautiful day, 9.5C degrees and we had a great time. Lewis, loved running around the castle grounds and I managed to catch him after he climbed up here, shouting Pops, Pops, look at me! So I did and I managed to catch today's shot!

 

365 Project (2013 and beyond) ......

 

Capture Your 365 .....

 

113 Pictures in 2013 #27 Framed .....

Yelets. Znamensky Monastery. Bell tower

Елец. Елецкий Знаменский монастырь. Колокольня

Two days later sees the 123 year old No8 "Fenella" on the clifftops.Although very windy and cold we got the light.

Thursday 27 April 2017.

Konica Hexanon AR 85mm f1.8

Listen....

 

Week 8

 

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I've always wanted to create this kind of backdrop and I finally had an idea in my head where the background would actually enhance the image so I went forward with it. I went through about three cans of spray adhesive but thats alright. I started school again so I am slightly nervous about balancing school with working and then on top of that still being able to find time to do what I've really been enjoying lately which is creating these photographs. Honestly, I would rather take one less class and create a picture a week than the opposite. I did a fair amount of post work with this shot. It took about an hour and a half in total to shoot everything because its pretty hard to get paper to fall in the exact location you want it to when you are using a self timer. A trigger would be a great investment! Regardless, the flying paper location took quite a while to get right and then I started getting so picky about where the red book needed to be so I kept having to reshoot that. But, the import part is when I finally got it completely done I knew I was happy.

 

Also, I don't know if anyone pixel peeks but the book has a special title on it.

 

Almost done, promise. I started building either week nine or ten's backdrop before I even started with this one. Basically I'm replicating the front and right side of a run down house/shack to the best of my ability and then burning it for a photoshoot. Its about fourteen feet tall. I just need to put the roof on and then it should be good to go. It's nice to have friends that live in the middle of nowhere. Hopefully it turns out as well as I imagine.

 

Strobist info: AB1600 high and barely camera right

 

Solleveld, The Hague, 16 August 2018.

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