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2012.05.03
visiting Frederiksberg
Retsbygningen designed by 3XN
more info:
www.3xn.dk/da/#/home/projects/projects_year/77179_retten_...
After exiting the portal, the scout finds himself in an odd environment. Though he can survive in it, he must proceed with caution, who knows what lurks around the next bend?
That's a faaarrr way down.
...what was supposed to be a street lamp against a beautiful blue sky turned out being a silhouette against a dark gray sky with large black blothes in it. In thinking that this wasn't salvagable, I deleted it, but as the night wore on, I pulled it out of the recycle bin and started playing around with it. What did I have to lose? After succesfully transforming this pic, I pulled out two others and gave them the creative touch as well. I hope you like them.
A tunnel filled in by bricks in the Underground Realm of the Gnomes.
From King's Quest: Mask of Eternity.
A red brick wall in focus, blurred lights on the right.
If you would like to use this image, please mention:
'Brick Wall' by Antonios Barotsis is released under CC0
and link to both this location and the relevant license.
OEWeek25 Photo Competition entry number 73
The old sandstone foundations support the brick walls above. Nant Distillery, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia.
Possibly used as a railway tunnel and then converted into an air raid shelter for use during the war, In recent years it has been the venue for a local gun/rifle club.
Bristols Clifton Rocks Railway is a short walk away.
At the end of the tunnel there is the remains of the toilets beyond this there are further sections but this area is bricked up.
All the contestants were confused about what to build, including myself. I just experimented with the green 1x8 an 2x8 flat pieces to make a base.
Once again, I asked a random kid for his suggestion. He said "a boat", in which I had re-explain to him the topic. Then he said "baseball".
So I ended up trying to build Yankee Stadium, despite not being familiar with the actual structure of a baseball field. But I think I did a decent enough job to convey the idea.