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Taken with the Echo Cave series previously featured on my site. This was above the rock face where tree and other foliage seek out an existence on the shallow turf above the bedrock of limestone. This is a decayed ruminant of a long-dead tree base/roots.
On the way south towards Monument Valley is this oft-photographed view down US163. Popularised as 'Forrest Gump Point' due to its appearance as the end-point of Forrest's jog around America (can't stand the film myself though).
Weather not really cooperating at that point, needed the clouds to clear the rocks, which they never really did before it was time to move on.
It had been several decades since his last voyage in a rowboat, but Forrest said his skills came right back. We are on Elk Lake. From right to left, we see Colvin, Blake, and Basin Mountains.
My momma always said, "Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."
~ Forrest Gump
very cute in LARGE in BLACK. seen in Explore on 22 Oct 2008 - thanks guys for the support :)
This is a light moment upload, we don't need to be serious all the time. Happy Imagoism Thursday to all, HIT to everybody :)
Aside from the weird looking gazing eyes, can someone guess why i chose Forrest Gump as the name of this bird?
Took this bird in JEST camp in Subic Bay, Philippines
not much pp done here, photoshop was used primarily for signature only
Norway is the place many trolls make their home. They nestle in the high peaks of mountains near the Fjords and in deep forrest, even underneath bridges. Trolls have many shapes and are either dwarf or giant and generally dangerous humanlike creatures, but stupid and naive.
Hush, what´s that sound?…
Look here for a movie documentary if you dare:
Little did I know when I was on a road trip in 1994 and stopped to take a photo with my film camera in this spot, that it would later become the iconic place at the end of the Forrest Gump movie (which was released in the same year). The location is along U.S. 163 about eight miles southwest of Mexican Hat, Utah in Monument Valley inside the Navajo Nation. Notice the group of bicyclists in the distance who just passed by as I was setting up the camera.
[35mm film: Mamiya MSX-1000]
Forrest Gump Curve was pictured in a running scene in the movie "Forrest Gump", Grandfather Mountain, Linville, NC.
Decided to stay up and head up the forrest for a sunrise shot. Cant believe its actually light at 3:30 in the morning when I left.
70-200 with Soft Grad Filter
A Type 97 Chi-Ha tank from the Imperial Japanese Army in a forrest in nothern China during the Second Sino-Japanese War. a conflict that happend before and during the Second World War, considerd to be the earliest battle of WWII.
This as part of a scene that didn't made it in the final cut of my brickfilm about the Second Sino-Japanese War. The scene in question was about the Japanese tank shooting at communist forces who were hiding behind a hill nearby with heavy loses for the Chinese.
The reason why this scene was deleted was because of the time. The final product was around 13 minutes long, while the original was around 30 minutes long. My superiors didn't like the idea of the lenght of the brickfilm so they requested that I trimmed the lenght, there were also other scene's that didn't made the final cut at all.
Custom tank/minifig: Brickmania
Custom Nambu/Barrel: Brickarms
Link to the project: