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Going for a medieval theme. Tried to change original nature colors to something a bit more rustic. Wanted to create a medieval kitchen scene using this older out space. In order to achieve this I needed to use many different editing elements in order for the photo to be realistically medieval enough. The color scheme I used was mainly orange/grey. Orange was my choice of color as it usually resembled royalty during the kingdoms ages, thus I wanted to reuse this color to be realistic. In general, this color also seems to work well with darkish greys or blacks, so I thought it was a satisyfing color.
Taken at Sunny's
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Freestanding backdrop. Poses by various, own by subject.
There are several different species of Coati. The one in Costa Rica is the White Nosed Coati. Another shot in the comment section below.
Few examples of the distinctive vehicles designed and built by the Birmingham & Midland Omnibus Company (BMMO) for its own use found their way into the fleets of second-hand operators. Perhaps this was because of their non-standard nature and consequent concerns over the availability of spare parts. That said smaller operators such as Lockeys of West Auckland often ran an eclectic selection of vehicles, simply replacing them with whatever was available when spares became a problem. Lockeys didn't have a C5 but it would have looked well in the company's distinctive black livery with chrome trim (25-Sep-10).
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