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Hand planted forests within the Mount Saint Helens blast zone. Huge swaths of the same species all planted at the same time in the mid-80s now look like vector fractals.
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“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.”
- Albert Einstein -
Aside from regularly rage-quitting its infuriating boss battles, I've been enjoying shooting my way through Halo Infinite.
Was inspired to have a go at some LEGO Halo.
Altogether now...
Bum-da-da-bum-bum,
Bum-bum-da-da-da-bum-bum...
So I guess you all know already Adam (Phoenix Customs) is a good friend of mine. So giving me an opportunity to shoot one of his finest minifigs was as always - an honour. I absolutely adore his Infinite Arachnid Hero (although I have a problem with remembering full name - I had to check twice before this upload haha!). I believe that level of details and overall design is far superior than official TLG release.
It's a shame that I had to temporary quit LEGO due to daily routines as I really wish I have more time to shoot different scenes with this Infinite...uuum...GUY.
And hey, Infinity War is out today so I hope you'll all enjoy watching it later this evening!
Cheers!
N.
PS. Go and see Adam's profile if you somehow haven't already!
In a rare DIY success, I fixed our broken gas stove by replacing the igniter (about $25 from amazon). Getting to it involved first removing the flame plate, after which I immediately stopped work so that I could take photographs of its repeating rust pattern.
Sliding here involved the "accordion" and "pan-to-infinity" modules of the gimp-frastructure software, followed by a drop-shadow effect, and all of that preceded by some minor contrast adjustment and cloning out of unsightly dust specks. Frankly, fixing the stove was less effort (and a far more useful result).
A quick photo for time. I think I'm going to re-edit and replace this later. (:
Day One Seventy One!
Day Four outta Seven of Aspects of Life Week.
Death.
Time
Fate.
Nature
War
Good
Evil
[...] Don't use words too big for the subject. Don't say 'infinitely' when you mean 'very'; otherwise you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite [...]
-- Quote by C. S. Lewis (1898 - 1963)
Ostia, Italy (June, 2008)
Nikon D70, Tokina 12-24mm, 12mm - f/22 - 6s - filter ND8 + Cokin grad dark tobacco
Art in the public space of Borgloon
Stainless steel, tropical hardwood, concrete. 1700cm x 1700cm x 520cm.
This permanent public art installation was the culmination of several years project development by Aeneas Wilder. The resulting installation is an architectural construction consisting of a 360° wooden chamber projecting horizontally from the side of a small valley in the province of Limburg. The structure sits close to the hamlet of Kerniel in the proximity of the Klooster van Colen and references the religious heritage of the surrounding area, the historical development of town settlements from the middle ages as well as the natural cycle of this rich agricultural landscape.
Shot with Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Another shot from the shooting trip that I did together with Marianne.
This probably is the last shot I am uploading before going to Morocco on friday.
I am looking forward to that trip, as its much too long ago that I did a photo vacation.
I have not too much planned yet, so everything is possible =)
If you are in Morocco between November 30 and December 10, shoot me a message. Would love to go shooting together.
I will certainly come back with stuff worth posting, so you will hear from me when I am back.
Aloa and a wonderful time for all of you!!!
More stories, photography and the BEFORE AND AFTER?
Just before Christmas I visited a new shop in town. There was a bouquet of dried hydrangeas in an old pitcher that I just loved, and I offered to buy them. The owner, who I didn't know me but who knew my daughter, gave them to me and suggested I take them home in the pitcher. Later I returned all to her after I'd photographed them. I am disappointed in the pics I made that day, but did get a couple I can use.
This picture owes its beauty to Florabella, Kim Klassen, Shadowhouse Creations, Coffeeshop, and me.