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Iowa Interstate's business car "Hawkeye" at the North Star crossovers in Wilton, IA. The "Hawkeye" is former KCS "Laredo."
August 21, 2007.
A while back the Amestrian government was given a temporary license to produce the Spa. I Vittne by the Dominion. However, this contract quickly expired leaving Amestris with no design of its own to manufacture. Therefore, a derivative aircraft was created by our nation's engineers to fill this need. Able to fight both enemy aircraft and attack targets on the ground, the Spa. V Hawkeye is both a versatile aircraft and a stunning example of disregard for intellectual property rights.
(4th wall: this is basically a clone of Nightmare Squid's excellent Spa. series of aircraft)
Hawkeye Ace for 4X6.5cm exposures on 127 rollfilm with Meniscus lens one speed shutter. Made in Great Britain by Kodak LTD, c1938
My EPL1 with a Minolta Rokkor 45mm f2 lens along side a Kodak Hawkeye that I picked up today for $5.
I went out last Monday to take some star shots, and to my surprise and delight there was a small auroral display. This was taken around the height of the display.
I met Monty "Hawkeye" Henson at the Miles City Bucking Horse Sale a few weeks ago. While photographing the event, I watched him talking to every bronc rider while they were in the chute getting ready to ride. I was curious as to who he was but didn't need to ask... I overheard numerous riders talking about Hawkeye and his history. Obviously, I needed to meet and photograph him.
Monty is a 3 time world champion bronc rider and a 1994 inductee to the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame. He spends his winter's near where he grew up in Ft Worth, TX and the summer in Deadwood, SD.
Monty "Hawkeye" Henson is a cowboy's cowboy and the stuff legend is made from.
Hawkeye, played by Jeremy Renner, from The Avengers (2012).
The decals are my own design, the bow is from BrickForge. Everything else is LEGO.
Please credit if use.
This papercraft is Hawkeye (Clint Barton), a former special agent of S.H.I.E.L.D, and a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, the paper model is created by Rafa Cunha and Charles Souzin. The size of finished modelis about 550 (H) x 683 (W) x 693 (D) mm....
www.papercraftsquare.com/marvel-comics-hawkeye-clint-bart...
Fully recolorable like preset parts, without ungrouping :]
Discovered some grouping errors, but I won't hazzle around correcting these as they won't be seen in smaller size.
Credit if used
“Hawk Eye”
I stepped outside just as a blur of wings slipped into the backyard tree. A hawk—small, but every bit as fierce as the larger ones that circle the neighborhood skies. I eased back inside, grabbed my camera, and returned quietly beneath the branches.
There it was, perched above me, steady and alert. I took a few frames, and the shutter made it turn, one sharp eye locking onto me. For a moment, I wasn’t sure if I looked like a threat or like lunch.
Then the sunlight caught its eye, and through my lens, I saw it spark. That was the shot.
It lingered just long enough for me to capture those moments, and when it finally moved on, I was simply grateful. And if hunger still drove it, well—I know a few gophers it could visit instead.
The Hawkeye Express runs from a suburban location (with ample parking) to the University of Iowa campus for every home football game of the Iowa Hawkeyes. The locomotive was a former Amtrak F40 and the consist is comprised of six Pullman Standard bi-level commuter cars originally used in Chicago’s Metra Rail service
Camera: Canon Ftb type 1 (1970)
Lens: Canon FD 50mm f/1.4 S.S.C. (1978)
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Aperture: f/12.5
Shutter: 1/60
Developed by: The Darkroom
Hawkeye and Green Arrow.
I know, I know, I have done something similar before but this time I give it a twist. Any of you familiar with the Marvel/Dc video's from It'sJustSomeRandomGuy on Youtube? If not, check it out. Instead of writing the dialogue myself I will give you guys the chance to do so. Since Green Arrow doesn't have any movies you may reference any comic book, any cartoon or live action version for the both of them. Each comment with dialogue must have a line for both characters however, and if we could keep the comments clean of profanity or other mean things that would be nice. And every followng comment with the dialogue must follow up on the previous one. I can't wait to see how this turns out, which might be a while since I have school till 5 PM.
Green Arrow torso idea by Baricade. And I added in some people who I think like Marvel or DC, just to get this thing started.
My Brownie Hawkeye Flash loaded with Ilford FP4. Took it out for some 620 box camera fun! Looking forward to seeing what comes out or this camera with a glass lens. Samsung SII
Hawkeye Instamatic R4. Objectif Meniscus Ouverture f/11 utilisant des flashcubes. Film 126. Année 1965 -71.
Lego Hawkeye (Kate Bishop). Young Avengers. My own updated design made using custom parts. Improved the head/torso over my previous fig.