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Una nueva entrega de mi serie "Inmersiones".
En el blog os cuento como tuve que improvisar para poder realizarla
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Amtrak's "Southwest Chief" negotiates "Spider Bridge" in New Mexico's Apache Canyon just outside of Lamy.
Koninklijke Luchtmacht Mj. Harm "Kaas" Cazemier flying his AH-64 attack helicopter over the beautiful Waddenzee area, northern Netherlands.
Chevrolet Apache 31 '58
1958:First year for fleetside bed, significant redesign of front end. All light-duty trucks are now called "Apaches".
Truck has four headlights instead of the previous two and features a shorter, wider grille running the width of the front end. Parking lights are now in the grille instead of being in the front of the fender and the hood is similar to 1955/1956 models, but with a flat "valley" in the middle.
A quick break from stone castles and grey skies of Wales. Here is a bit of New Mexico blue sky and Apache plume grows in the high desert around Albuquerque. This plant can be found in abundance throughout the Chihuahuan desert, growing wild in arroyos between in elevations of 3000 to 8000 feet.
I've been trying to get a good photo of these delicate wispy seed heads for some time, and think this is getting closer.
A hot chilli called Apache, it just cried out for googly eyes and I found the pigeon feather on the lawn. He was lying in this bowl, but popped up to say hello :)
After seeing Mike's apaches, inspired by Chandler's Apache I had to try my hand at my own version. I didn't pay too close attention to dimensions or scales so it's probably a little off.
Here's a gallery