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Romeo Models
I love this figure's "Do YOU want some?" pose. Genuine, venomous aggression.
Perfect.
Unlike the face, which wasn't my finest hour.
A few month's back I won an "Explore" Flickr Front Page award for my Ghost Bike photo.
www.flickr.com/photos/davidbales/3870811622/
I see that those who win this award typically make a screenshot and post it to their stream. So I thought, why not.
Thanks for looking.
Front of the Boston Avenue Methodist Church at 1301 South Boston Avenue in Tulsa Oklahoma. It was built in 1929 for a 1,943 member congregation. The tower is 258 feet high.
National Register #78002270. Added in 1978.
For more information:
www.tulsapreservationcommission.org/nationalregister/buil...
Old stem + section of old handlebar
- shown with Trelock LS600 and Jos StarTube (painted black to stop rearward light!). I've since lowered the stem as far as it will go, which moves the lights forward and gives less distracting 'foot illumination'!
Looking North on Front St. from the roof of the Leveque garage. I had my camera on a tripod turned sideways and stuck out over the edge of the wall...
I've posted a picture taken from this location along Interstate 70 in Colorado before, but it's one of my favorite points along the Interstate Highway System, so here it is again. This is at the crest of the first big hill along the Front Range as you're heading west out of Golden, when you've just finished a climb of 2,100 feet in the space of eight miles to get your first real view of the Rocky Mountains. You're not done climbing yet, though. This is only a break at 7,700 feet. You've still got another 4,000 feet to climb before you reach your highest point ... and that's only if you stay on the interstate. Get off at one of a couple exits, and you can go another thousand or so feet past that.