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Name: Crimson Queen
Model: Ascended
Mecha Class: Oni
Manufacturer:
Unit Type: Mobility- High, Recon/ Sniper Unit
Operator: Scarlet Queen
Height: 10.51m
Weight: 6.7 Tons
Top Speed: 350 km
Max Vertical Jump: 32.74m
Armor Type: Extreme light weight, high stress organic carbon alloy infused with black mithril
#329/365 I've taken and post this elevator before but that was with the 24mm and was a night. I like how you can see people in the elevator and that the street light had just come on. (check out my handheld skills!)
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Located this little rocky outcropping on the eastern plains in Colorado and decided to try out a self-portrait. This image was created with one single image.
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The result of falling on a trampoline in a pile of flour :D Watch the full shoot here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeV37BTyjAQ
One of the coolest trails in the Canadian Rockies.
That's Takakkaw Falls on the left, which you seen and hear for most of the first few miles. Then you climb up to this stretch above treeline, en route to a close-up encounter with the Emerald Glacier and several of it's outrageously blue outlet stream ponds. Go Yoho.
Biei, Hokkaido.
Pentax MZ-M, Pentax-M 28mm F3.5, Kodak Microfilm, Imagelink, HQ exposed as ISO25 developed as described before. This film roll has been in a drawer, recently found.
Wilbur and I went on another hike sponsored by the Ice Age Floods Institute. Our hike leader is a geology professor from Central Washington University. He gave several fascinating talks about the geology of the area during the hike. Wilbur is the figure with his arms spread open standing on top of the basalt columns.
This is one from the last fall’s archives, taken with my little Coolpix camera. I hiked to the top of Mount Herman, and before I summited, I saw this view of Pikes Peak through a clearing. The climb was too precarious to take my regular camera gear.
As we ascend toward the Light we are caught in the middle of the abyss.................leaving behind the loved ones remaining on Earth as we look forward to seeing, yet once again, the beloved ones who are beckoning us beyond.
A pedestrian seems to be hanging on to the rear of the ascending car on the Elevador Da Glória funicular line in Lisbon, harnessing it’s pulling power.
March 1994
Rollei 35 camera
Kodachrome 64 film.
Disgorging huge smoke plumes from her four Rolls-Royce Olympus engines, Royal Air Force Avro (Hawker Siddeley) Vulcan B.2 XM597 tucks the gear away as she powers away from RAF Greenham Common while displaying at the 1974 International Air Tattoo.
Eight years on and she became one of the ex Falklands Campaign 'Black Buck' mission machines that launched their attack from Ascension Island back in 1982.
Thankfully she still exists being preserved at East Fortune in Scotland.
See more on her here:
www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk/vulcan/survivor.php?id=50
Scanned 35mm Transparency taken with an old Zenith 'E' camera equipped with a Soligor 'preset' 200mm lens
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The stone pier, Kinlochard, Loch Lomond and The Trossach's National Park.
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