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Not something I would usually photograph I suppose but I quite liked the colour and graphics down the side! No trim level shows up online though, however it does come back as being imported in 2016! Current owner since 2021, and it has a valid MOT until April 2024 and is taxed until June 2024.
Beautiful pre Photoshop graphics. Read these at school 50 years ago. Absolutely packed with information and fantastic hand drawn graphics. Works of art in themselves. I picked up all 12 volumes of 12 magazines for £10.00 on eBay year or so ago. All in mint condition.
Ricky came over this evening on his Honda CBR 1000 and I decided that his helmet would make for a great light painted subject. I knew he'd like a few photos since he was so thrilled with the graphics when he bought it, and while I admit it's a step up from his last one, it's not nearly as awesome as mine.
For you Disney fans out there, the red LEDs were gutted from Glow Fest or ElecTRONica martini glasses, and the multi colored swirls are from the glowy ice cubes.
If you are wondering where I've been lately, I'm over here on my other stream. Above is a selection of things I've been working on. Do hope you will pop over and take a closer look :)
Unfortunately the scan got a little cut off in the margin of the book, but this is from the Planning survey report of Canberra city district published in 1959 by the National Capital Development Commission.
Interesting to see data like the % of various building materials used on the exterior of buildings being tabulated and represented spatial. The result is a map that starts to indicate qualities of the built environment, but does so on an objective basis. You interpret whether a primarily brick neighborhood is good or bad, these are the facts.
The original offset print is beautiful and unfortunately it does not translate well to screen.
Emarosa - The Past Should Stay Dead
And all at once it leaves you breathless,
With next to nothing, but open hands.
Dec 22, 1910: Christmas Greetings to Mr Morrison, Tweed, Ontario from his sister, Lillie, in Port Stanley, Ont.
Part of the Morrison family postcard collection.
Inspired from one of my moon shots. I used Adobe LR and Photoshop. Still a lot more to learn to improve the visuals.
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I'm thinking of painting (or hanging cloth in) my office to look like an important computer graphics image. This image is a photon-mapped raytrace of a metal and glass sphere in a box with 2 colored walls and one light. This frame is 13 hours into a 26 hour total render, after 100 light bounces. The 'Jensen' box, a variant of the 'Cornell' box.