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Colossus, Psylocke & Cyclops (Lego Purist)
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The cyclops Irissa lives alone in a small round hut in the woods outside the Mitgardian town of Ambarvale. Her mate and child were carried of in the same raid in which Yngvi's wife and daughter were taken. Although somewhat shunned by the human inhabitants of the town, word has got around that Irissa has news of her family. Yngvi and Erik visit her to find out more...
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My first sunset at Alabama Hills turned out to be quite memorable. An almost completely overcast sky unexpectedly fired up with the most amazing colors and textures, reflecting off the snow in the high Sierras and the monzogranite shaped into round building blocks and captivating arches. Mount Whitney with its sibling peaks is just to the right of the arch.
Unlike the morning light at this location, which often lasts literally seconds, sunsets are longer. This allowed me to capture this scene with both a focus stack for sharpness and an exposure stack for the sky. Nikon Z7, 14-30mm at 24 mm, f8, 1/8 sec., ISO 64.
Nikon D7100 - 17-55mm f/2.8
Focal Length: 19mm
Shutter Speed: 20s
Aperture: f/16
ISO: 100
(B+W Neutral Density 10 f-stops)
Andrew Vlasak brings Cyclops to life in all his glory at Wonder Con.
You can check out more of Andrew's cosplay work on his facebook page at: www.facebook.com/andrew.vlasak.1
On Instagram: www.instagram.com/serene_assassincosplay/
I'm guessing it's something like a Go Pro, with one big eye. Interesting, anyway.
EDIT: It looks like a Ricoh Theta 360-degree camera.
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🇬🇧 I'm sure many of you already know my photo of the skull.
Finally I got to the volcano and all the conditions were ideal, but just when I was flying the drone, the volcano started to turn off (it had been on for 10-12 hours...) and I thought: “Shit!”.
What I didn't realize at the time was that, as it shut down, the texture that formed was much more interesting than the volcano in full eruption. And so “the skull” began to form. Moments before it formed, I saw this shape that reminded me of a cyclops. What do you think of it?
🇪🇸 Seguro que muchos ya conocéis mi foto de la calavera 💀🌋.
Como he dicho alguna vez, por esa época el volcán Fagradalsfjall de Islandia era impredecible: se encendía y apagaba cada 10-12 horas. Había que cuadrar que el volcán estuviera "encendido" y que no hubiera nubes bajas, que son muy comunes por allí e impedían la visibilidad, recuerdo que en su día mi amigo @obedgamart me ayudó con esa planificación (¡¡te debo una buena !!).
Bien, finalmente llegué al volcán y todas las condiciones eran ideales, pero justo cuando estaba volando el dron, el volcán empezó a apagarse (llevaba 10-12 horas encendido...) y pensé: “¡Mierda!”.
Lo que no me di cuenta en ese momento es que, al apagarse, la textura que se formó era mucho más interesante que el volcán en plena erupción. Y así se empezó a formar "la calavera". Instantes antes de que se formara, vi esta forma que me recordó a un cíclope. ¿Qué os parece a vosotros?