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Leica M2 - Light Lens Lab 35mm f2 eight element Summicron replica - Lll8e - Kodak 5222 xx @800 - Ilfotec DDX semi stand 1-9 45mins
Model: Kelly Sucio
Makeup: Josephine Caspari
Photo: Thomas Ohlsson Photography
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Where birding takes most of my time lately, once and a while the wide angle comes out of the pocket.
These are the "Elementen" in Zoetermeer, three towers and a shopping mall that forms the heart of the newest part in town.
Actually taken during the blue hour, click here for the colored version.
Abstract from a Norfolk beach taken in a VERY cold, grey and misty summer (but then, as I have been reminded, I like the cold. Just normally I'm prepared for it....).
Now that I'm back (on a *cool* day, as they say here), I agree - freezing was better than this ;-)
Photographed with the front element reversed. I've tried this before on Helios and Takumar lenses, but not with this particular lens. The images still need a lot of contrast and saturation boost to look like this - no other distortion filters were applied.
Element number 83, scarse in nature and not so used but with the most magnificent crystals.
This is a gift from a friend.
Many people have tried to buy it but as it´s a valuable collection piece i think i´m not selling it =)
The first block for Earth is carved! (We're making a woodcut set of the Elements ~ Earth Water Fire Air)
Before carving: www.flickr.com/photos/tugboatprintshop/7884626890/in/phot...
Fifth Element is one of the movies I’ll watch over and over again.
I’ve been working on this taxi from the movie for quite a long time and finished it today. Difficulty in getting the right parts (and learning a few things about some popular Bricklink sellers), a mishap that caused me to order a new set of stickers, plus this is a fragile model and has come apart more than once. But it’s done and as soon as I find the minifigs I bought to go with it…
Plans and stickers by Brickmania
Parts from Bricklink
Minifigs from minifigs.me
Parece indudable que la arquitectura anda obsesionada intentando imitar a la naturaleza. Se suele poner como ejemplo a Antonio Gaudí, arquitecto que no es santo de mi devoción y que para mí, ni es el único ni el que mejor lo ha logrado
(os invito a que ojeéis el trabajo de Javier Senosian del estudio Arquitectura Orgánica).
Panales de abeja, palmeras, hongos, serpientes, termiteros, conchas de caracol y por supuesto “olas”, son algunos de los elementos imitados frecuentemente. Pero no hace falta referirse a edificios ultramodernos o a arquitectos vanguardistas. En muchos de nuestros domicilios podemos encontrar estos elementos.
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