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The Infinity bridge on the River Tees is a pedestrian and cycle bridge linking the North Shore devlopment with the University of Durham’s Queen’s Campus. There are two asymetrical arches and the arched section is 180 metres long, (main arch 120m) and is 273 metres overall, and uses 450 tonnes of locally produced steel. It creates a reflection in the river forming the mathematical infinity symbol, hence its name.
Taken a couple of weeks ago on a spur of the moment visit to Stockton.
Exif data
CameraCanon EOS 5D Mark II
Exposure10
Aperturef/11.0
Focal Length22 mm
ISO Speed160
Infinity has the ability to walk through walls and control the minds of the dead, making her a perfect stealth operative for the Birds of Prey! Not much is known about her, including her real name and the origin of her powers.
This one is guilty of a tad bit of color inverting. The most important thing I wanted to achieve is to make her as monochromatic as possible - just whites and grays. Her skin is usually closer to white with her hair and clothes leaning more towards the darker gray, but white female heads with no other coloring are few and far between. An update to her to remedy that will probably come eventually.
Sorry for the poor exposure.
Shot was taken with no tripod.
Taken at the Peacock Garden
Baclayon, Bohol
A little pricey but definitely worth the buck...
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I wanna walk to the edge of the earth
Scream your name 'til the fire's gone from my lungs
I wanna drink 'til I don't feel the urge
To run back to you and lay down make me yours
I can still feel your breath all over me filling me
I could fuck with you for eternity, infinity
Turn all the lights on I could be your lover
I could be the one for you and no one else at all
Infinity inside the steel "fishnet stocking" structure of a Dutch metro (Netkous Beatrixlaan) / Den Haag
Spoiler alert
The lines and curves of the Infinity Condominiums in downtown Toronto on a crisp clear night. Richmond Architects for The Conservatory Group
I planned this shot earlier today using the Photographer's Ephemeris app to see exactly where the moon would set. Unfortunately, the exact spot I needed to be was on the north side of the river where there are loads of trees and bushes along the river bank. I headed there anyway with high hopes of finding a gap with a clear view of the bridge but I was out of luck so just shot it through the branches. It's not the shot I wanted but still quite like how it turned out.
Using a drawing app on my phone I created this for my wife it's a variation of the mathematical symbol for infinity made into the shape of a heart to symbolize my unending love for her this Valentine's Day.
"Infinity"
Bass Hole boardwalk. Clouds started to squeak into frame as I finished up this shot.
Technical notes: An unintentional hit from my 105 lumen LED headlamp illuminated the boardwalk in a test shot and I decided to go with it. I don't normally use a headlamp for a whole bunch of reasons ranging from trying to be discrete to not normally needing one as I have good night vision. But tonight was moonless and there was some rough terrain nearby. Better safe than sorry.
Model: Infinity Model, single 48" octa flat overhead in front of her.
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