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This is the first time I have ever posted one of my graphic design projects on Flickr. I always figured Flickr was not really the venue for it.
That said, I couldn't find my firewire cable for my external drive today, so I figured I'd find something hidden away on my laptop to post. And so, here we have this project. I think I will miss the open-ended, imaginary-project coolness of school assignments.
PHILIPPINE SEA (Nov. 12, 2015) - F/A-18s launch from the flight deck of the U.S. Navy's only forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76). Ronald Reagan, and its embarked air wing, Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, provide a combat-ready force that protects the collective maritime interests of its allies and partners in the Indo-Asia-Pacific Region. (U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Ryan McFarlane/Released) 151112-N-IN729-100
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The Denver, Colorado Police Department Incident Command Vehicle is parked in front of the Colorado Convention Center. They were working during the 2009 International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference and Convention. The IACP Annual Conference is held in a different North American city each fall.
The large billboard in the background features Chris "The Birdman" Andersen, who played basketball with the NBA's Denver Nuggets franchise. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Andersen
Cobra Commander meets his replacement.
The Commander is and always will be my preferred Cobra leader, but there's something about the conceptual insanity of Serpentor that appeals to me. So I knew I'd get around to making him eventually. Serpentor is my 61st custom GI Joe figure. I aim to hit 100 by the end of the year.
I don't have a ton of gold pieces, but I think the Air Chariot came out pretty well all the same.
This model started as a valkyrie riding a giant eagle, except valkyries do not ride eagles, and I also did not get my LUG bulk order in time. So here is a pivot to a hunter and her wolf companion. A bit of an abstract composition for this Summer Joust theme.
Another image here:
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Hawk (my favorite Joe) gets an update from Breaker (another of my favorites). You've got to love the stickers in the GI Joe HQ playset. I did some simple exposure adjustments to give them some glow.
Swebrick Christmas Contest - Day 22, Max 110 pieces
(A marathon competition. One build per day from 1/12 to 24/12. Piece limit starts at 5 and increases with 5 for each day)
P827SAF British Red Cross RR901 Iveco Command and Control Unit. Brooklands Museum Emergency service day 2013
A face of a Colombian woman is seen behind the crucifix during the religious healing ceremony performed at a house church in Bogota, Colombia. Hundreds of Christian belivers, joined in nameless groups, gather every week in unmarked home churches dispersed in the city outskirts, to carry out prayers of liberation and exorcism. Community members and their religious activities are usually conducted by a charismatic pastor or preacher. Using either non-contactive methods (reading religous formulas from bible, displaying Christian symbols and icons) or rough body-pressure-points techniques and forced burping, a leading pastor commands the supposed evil spirit, which is generally believed to come from witchcraft, to depart a person’s mind and body. The demon’s expulsion often consists of multiple rites and may last for several months. © Jan Sochor Photography
JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska (Oct. 2, 2019) - F-22 Raptors of the 3rd Wing taxi on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Oct. 2, 2019, while participating in the Polar Force 20-1 exercise. Polar Force 20-1 is designed to exercise multiple elements of the Agile Combat Employment (ACE) concept of operations, which include generating 5th Generation combat power from austere locations, command and control using non-traditional methods, and rapid airlift capabilities to sustain a forward operating location. The ACE concept enables 3rd Wing to deliver lethal Airpower for America, even in a contested environment. (U.S. Air Force photo/Justin Connaher) 191002-F-LX370-0755
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Striking artist's concept of an Apollo Command Module splashing down, with recovery helicopters moving in. Note also, the cut risers, pulling away from the spacecraft.
The verso bears the same numbering format, “P-XX”, of the illustrations in this latter North American Rockwell news/press publication, with this very photo labeled as P-40:
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The parent site to the above is impressive:
www.apollopresskits.com/apollo-presskit-directory
Credit: David Meerman Scott
As an aside, I do believe Mr. Scott used this photo (far left panel) of mine in his splash page:
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And finally, EXCELLENT reading, as ALWAYS, by Mr. Roger Launius (truly a gentleman and a scholar), pertaining to the event depicted, and leading up to it:
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Credit: Roger Launius's Blog
Although I’ve been informed (by a reputable source) that this is by Henry Lozano, I still kind of think it’s by Gary Meyer. Actually, who cares, it’s outstanding.
As the embers float away from his body, the strangest phenomenon can be observed; the particles begin to fold, flapping like butterflies at first, faint screeches can he heard in all directions like howling ghosts, the particles grow louder, larger, and more black. Each speck of ash, transforming into a large screaming raven, hundreds of them spiraling around the fae. He nods to his avian companions, and motions with his fingers sending them off to survey the area.
The Apollo 11 command module Columbia hatch exterior, as seen during the exhibition, Destination Moon: The Apollo 11 Mission, at The Museum of Flight, Seattle. The hatch served as the entry and exit point to the command module Columbia on the launch pad and after landing.
This image, which dates from 1979, is part of a series Greater Manchester Police produced for a recruitment campaign.
Passengers disembark from a British Airtours flight to find themselves greeted by the sight of two officers on high alert.
The sergeant in the background stands by a classic police-liveried Land Rover, while the officer in the foreground has to make do with a Talbot – albeit with a very impressive rooftop sign.
The image was taken at Manchester Airport, still known to many locals at the time as Ringway.
Built as a replacement for Manchester’s first municipal airfield at Barton, Manchester Ringway Airport was constructed between 1935 and 1938.
With the onset of World War 2 an RAF base was added to the site in 1939.
RAF Ringway was originally home to the No 1 Operational Training Unit of Costal Command and later the base of the No 1 Parachute Training School. The base was also sometime home of 613 (City of Manchester) Squadron.
Fairey Aviation and Avro also constructed over 4400 warplanes on the site.
RAF Ringway closed in 1957 and the whole site has been developed into the modern Manchester International Airport.
CAMP H.M. SMITH, Hawaii (Sept. 18, 2017) - Munitions from a U.S. Air Force, U.S. Marine Corps and Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF) bilateral mission explode at the Pilsung Range, South Korea. The U.S. and ROKAF aircraft flew across the Korean Peninsula and practiced attack capabilities by releasing live weapons at the training area before returning to their respective home stations. This mission was conducted in direct response to North Korea's intermediate range ballistic missile launch, which flew directly over northern Japan on September 14 amid rising tension over North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile development programs. (U.S. Army photo by SSgt. Steven Schneider) 170918-O-N0132-6758
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