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went to Greenwich , London, today with friends to catch a glimpse of our daughter in law Rosie running in the London half marathon, all six foot of pretty blondness getting sweaty, then went to the maritime museum to see the mock ups for the new 'Pirates of the carribean' movie being shot soon (well worth a visit if your close) and stumbled upon St Peters and St Paul's chapel, which is a bit of amazing architecture.......got me inspired!...........view large, come right in.
Ti può capitare, in un solo giorno, nel corso di una sola domenica, di passare il tuo tempo con due maestri contemporanei, della pittura e dell’architettura. E allora è bene mettersi in posizione d’ascolto e prestare la massima attenzione ad ogni gesto, ad ogni parola e magari fare click con la tua macchina fotografica, senza disturbare i geni al lavoro, per poi immagazzinare tutto e tornare a casa a meditare sul ruolo dell'arte nel contesto di questa società che ha fatto del brutto il suo vessillo!
Oh the werewolf, the werewolf
Comes stepping along
He don't even break the branches where he's gone
Once I saw him in the moonlight, when the bats were flying
I saw the werewolf, and the werewolf was crying
~Cat Power
Elizabeth Court, Queenstown Flats, Blackpool taken from Stirling Road, (where I lived for a while as a kid).
Like many high rise tower blocks built in the 60's, the Queenstown flats are in the process of being demolished, two have already gone.
even though we moved I still ended up doing paper round the flats and lifts were regularly out of order.
I couldn't have missed this beautiful autumn days and we headed down to our nearby forest with some ideas in mind...
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These are some photos regarding my eleventh Lego MOC set named Cartoon series.
Dear all, we finally come to the last series, and I am kind of proud of myself because I have put a lot of effort in every series. Constant brainstorming and continual modifications, each vehicle is my finest work. And, of course, doctoring pictures is just another perspiration. Many Many
thanks for your accompany all along. Last but not least, hope you can also enjoy this final series of my Lego MOC.
There are still 6 videos (size comparison videos) to go. However, it is Chinese New Year now in my country; therefore, the rest of the videos may be a little bit late- perhaps I will have more time in mid-Feburary. Anyhow, wish all my dear family and my friends safe and sound in this beautiful season. :)
This set includes:
(1) Chibi Batpod: Based on the special-designed motorcycle in the film-Dark Knight Trilogy. I built this batpod-like but a bit more compact. The proportion and style are particularly adjusted. A shout-out to whoever design the original batpod.
(2) Batmobile (Tumbler): Once again, this is another MOC also from Dark Knight Trilogy. Well, according the designer, this tank-like tumbler is a mixture of Hummer and Lamborghini. I can tell you that this is by far and so far my favorite batmobile among all the movie, or cartoon- batmobiles.
How do you like my own version of tumbler?
(3) Assault Batmobile: Simply put, this is kind of a modified version of the official set-76045, known as BvS batmobile from the movie Batman v Superman. The body lines of the official one is a bit complex so I thought if I can still keep its initial assault design but with sleeker and simpler body line(s). For me, I like the rear part of this batmobile most.
(4) Knightcrawler: Hmmm.... How should I start it? My idea all began from the official set-76086, and.... the official one is so ugly....(sorry but I do think so..) From the first sight I saw knightcralwer in the theater, I immediately understood Lego failed to nail its real shape and spirit. Additionally, the idea of making knightcrawler a tank for my Lego batman series is in my brain that I could never get rid of. I used some illegal techniques (I glued some parts to make it looks more like the movie version.) Nontheless, I am satisfied with the final work very much.
(5) Hoverboat: Lego released the first batman hoverboat-7780 in 2006. I have to say it is an awesome set to play with. However, I care so much about the size and proportion (for a minifigure scale). So I downsized it with some touches based on my personal preference.
(6) Batwing: From the official set 76027, this batwing became one of my favorite aircraft among all my mocs/mods.
Thank you so much for viewing my Lego works. My only intention is to share. Hope you like these cute toys. peace. :)
Dear friends, you are more than welcome to visit my channel.
These are some photos regarding my tenth Lego MOC set named Cartoon series.
Perhaps this is a set with my favorite Batman minifigure (lol). I came up with this crazy idea when I saw all the offcial sets in 2019. Honestly, the combination of color black, red and yellow make great match in my opinion, and I was extremely thrilled and somehow just cannot wait
to build a "CARTOONIZED" series for batman. Now hope you can enjoy and appreciate these funky vehicles. :)
This set includes:
(1) Chibi Spider-Android: A modified version of the official set- 30243. And for some reason I just have an idea that a bat along with a spider is a fun match-up if I really want to build to cartoonized version of batman chibi vehicle.
(2) Batmobile: Umm...I think i put part of the 1966 batmobile concept into this cartoon batmible. And I particularly love its "blocky" and chucky look. Fun fact: If you take a close look at it, you will find out there are 8 wheels in total.
(3) Batcycle: I don't really have some special explanations for this motorcycle. It is designed as my other motorbike- a little angled up in the middle and tried to create a beautiful bodyline for it. However, I do believe that the stickers play a vital role overall.
(4) Bat Mech: This giant Bat-Mech is inspired by the official set- 76117. However, I don't really dig the original version, especially the leg design. I think you can see the obvious difference with this optimized version. And hopefully I successfully give a more menacing feel/look to it.
(5) Batsub: Yes, the official set- 76116, I didn't do much with this set for its original appearance is so great already. A few touches and modifications were done to it only.
(6) Flying Fox: I can't tell you how much I love the vehicles in the movie Justice League, though the first version is such a "DISASTER" the way I see it. And the later Snyder cut version is way~~ better in my opinion; There is no reason that I don't build a cartoon version of this already well-designed aircraft from the movie.
Thank you so much for viewing my Lego works. More pictures of the last series are coming in soon. My only intention is to share. Hope you like these cute toys. peace. :)
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Conisborough Castle always comes as a surprise: a medieval Castle - the Great Tower is 12th Century - only a moderate distance from the centre of Doncaster. It is cared for by English Heritage, and is well worth a visit. The Castle was one of Sir Walter Scott's inspirations for the famous novel Ivanhoe. The castle appears in the story under the name Coningsburgh Castle.
After a fantastic time in Atomium and Mini Europe, taken a bus to come closer to central Brussels.
Apparently it wasnt the corrent line, and the terminal station of the bus was kilometers away from the target, but found myself to a small paradise in the city.
It was a fantastic "mistake"...
My SB-600 speedlight got company! I recently purchased a SB-800, which has extended options and a bigger flash range. Also, this gives me the opportunity to experiment more with Nikon's Creative Lighting System (CLS), where my D80 acts as a commander to remotely trigger (in my case: 2) speedlights. Imagine the creative possibilities......
Explore Highest #202 on March 3, 2009.
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"I bought a dog the other day. I named him Stay. It's fun to call him. "Come here, Stay! Come here, Stay!" He went insane." - Steven Wright
Tokyo, Shiodome district, just before the last train.
This is part of a serie on loneliness in the amazing city of Tokyo; to read more go there:
pdtphotography.blogspot.hk/2014/01/alone-in-tokyo-lost-in...
As 2015 comes to an end and 2016 begins, I'm feeling grateful for wishes and dreams that do come true!
I'm ending my year and starting a new one seeing my photos on the cover of my favorite magazine! =)
On the left: My photo of a fence lizard taken at Perkins Canyon after the Morgan Fire in 2013 on the cover of the Oct-Dec 2015 issue of Bay Nature magazine:
baynature.org/product/october-december-2015/
On the right: my photo of overwintering ladybugs taken at Redwood Regional Park in 2012 on the cover of the upcoming Jan-March 2016 issue of Bay Nature magazine:
baynature.org/product/january-march-2016/
Happy New Years Eve 2015 & Happy New Year 2016 Everyone!
May all of our New Year's wishes, dreams, hopes and goals come true in 2016! Remember: If you believe, you can achieve! Here's to a happy and healthy 2016 for us all!
(Note: The cover images used in this photo collage that I created were used with permission from Bay Nature Institute and the background photo of the rainbow was taken by me.)