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Darth Maul presents his newly constructed lightsaber to his master.

 

Hi again everyone!

 

I'm finally back with another build even though it is quite a small one. I've actually had this built for ages but never got round to taking photos of it.

 

Despite the simplicity of this build, I am still pretty pleased with it. I tried to use some nice building techniques and pieces and am very happy with how the table and floor turned out.

 

I have also been working on some other creations but they are far from finished so I probably won't be uploading them for a while. Keep a look out for them though.

 

Anyway, enjoy!

This is a newly constructed villa that I shot for the real estate company marketing it. The view straight out through the window only showed sliding doors and the sea view, so I thought this perspective offered more information. It's a shift lens panorama made up of two frames. Four flash pops altogether. I lit the interior of the walk-in closet, provided some fill on the right, and threw some light into the bathroom from the terrace. The final pop was for the window pull. Composite using one Profoto B1.

 

CC very welcome.

Clicked at Sea World, San Diego

 

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Back again in Brazil and gong near the forest always surprises me with new animals and insects to take pictures of. Today I bring you a massive toad that I managed to take a picture of it. Very cool and very slippery too. It was there for just a few minutes before it started wandering off. Thank you all for your appreciation.

 

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Here's a shot of the figure with a LEGO hairpiece that I think looks good on it ;)

 

People have been asking to see it with this, so I thought I'd post it. It also gives a better picture of the full design in the front, as well?

 

I know there's a lot of good photographers (Legographers) out there! I'd love to see these two new figs in a few setups! If you do take pics PLEASE tag me in the photo, as I'd love to see them!

 

Again, if you are interested in this fig, or the Galactic Trainee, they are both available now from one of my resellers. Find them at the link in the comments.

 

Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi in Theed

Staircase at Kinmel Hall, the largest remaining country house in Wales, now abandoned.

 

View the full set on my website -

www.bcd-urbex.com/kinmel-hall-wales/

I enjoyed the research on this, but more extensive editing than what I'm presented me eluded me for 4 hours today, and I'm yielding. This is in the style of Pieter Claesz,who featured lemons in several of his works. I zoomed in on only that, since he also included oysters (way over my price range this week). I specifically zeroed in on this from looking at an image done modernly by Daniel Chiriac to guide me on lighting, etc. SB900 through a small soft box above and slightly right, SB600 cam right above and through an umbrella. Fired by pop-up flash in commander mode.

When life gives you lemons, and there's no vodka in the house, you take photos, I guess

Master and companion.

Inspired by @reddish_stuff on Instagram

Monochrome image of a bargeman

[patu - v.50] ~Shisu ~Sango ~Kotori [shot by Chair and automatic edited by Kotori] Master and Puppets

Der Name und das dazugehörige Logo gehen auf den Maler Francis Barraud zurück, der 1898 seinen drei Jahre zuvor verstorbenen Hund Nipper beim Lauschen eines Edison-Phonographen porträtiert hatte. Die unter anderem durch Emil Berliner neu gegründete Gramophone Company kaufte ihm das Bild inklusive der Verwertungsrechte im Jahr 1899 für insgesamt 100 Pfund ab, um es in ihren Zeitungsannoncen zu verwenden. Bedingung war allerdings, dass der ursprünglich dargestellte Edison-Phonograph durch ein Berliner-Grammophon übermalt wurde, was auch geschah. Dieses Originalgemälde bildet bis heute den Blickfang der Eingangshalle des Hauptfirmengebäudes in Hayes. Weitere 15 ähnliche Werke wurden noch geordert, wovon sich eines heute in Wien bei einem Plattenlabel befindet.

„His Master’s Voice“ im Phonomuseum „Alte Schule“

 

Zunächst wurde das Logo in Anzeigen verwendet. Ab 1903 ist seine Verwendung auf den charakteristischen Blechdöschen, in denen Grammophonnadeln, in Sets mit um die 100 Nadeln, verfügbar waren, belegt. Das Logo wurde in der Folge so populär, dass die Gramophone Company den Namen ihres Plattenlabels Gramophone Records im Jahr 1909 in „His Master’s Voice“ änderte und es damit fortan auch auf den Platten selbst im Schriftfeld auf der Mitte sowie an vielen weiteren Stellen zu finden war.

 

Quelle: Wikipedia

 

don't worry I only have another two hundred photos of this dress and me in it of course.

 

This reminds me of those old masters I use to look upon in the art galleries. the way the they caught the light bouncing of the heavy duchess satins the low lights in the folds of the materials the pure ostentatious extravagance of those dresses that I longed to wear myself. How I wished I was one of those ladies back then.

 

Master Gardener Tour, June 24, 2023 in Sequim, Washington. Six homes were opened to the public exhibiting a vast array of flowers and other ornamental lawn and yard art.

Young and silly, but still cute - dog with a name of Master.

A dhaba wala making parathas on the Jim Corbett - Ranikhet Road.

The Master Chef :

What do a group of senior citizens do when they feel hungry on a long road trip? Well, they stop at the first roadside dhabha. Yes, that is what we did on our journey from Jim Corbett Park to Kasauni via Ranikhet. We entered the first dhabha rather gingerly but ended up relishing one of the best paratha platter. Whether it was the taste or our hunger we could not discern.

Here is the image of the chef in his studio kitchen. View full screen.

Version 2.0 of the Master Chief, supersoldier protagonist of the Halo series of videogames. He's show here in his Mark VI armor from Halo 2 and 3.

 

I've been working on this MOC on and off for the last 3 years. The first iteration lacked detail and was proportionally inaccurate, and 1.5 was both inaccurate and unstable. For my final attempt, I opted for a complete rebuild, with the center of the old torso as a starting point. The result is a chunkier and much more accurate model.

The weapons crate allows for an interesting pose with a stable center of gravity, a simple solution to a problem that plagued the top-heavy figure from the outset.

Pixel wearing his Jedi-robe.

So I finished the belt, and I am running seriously low on gray bricks and plates. To Bricklink! This is the last WIP photo I'll upload until I get back from Florida. It's coming along slowly, but with very pleasing results! I estimate completion by April or May. Alex, have no fear. A building by me will be amongst those at Brickworld!

The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see Nature all ridicule and

deformity, and some scarce see Nature at all. But to the eyes of the

man of imagination, Nature is Imagination itself.

- William Blake, 1799, The Letters

Yet another portrait of Master.

This is Abby. She is a prodigy at the piano... Greg Maroney, the master looks on. We were blessed to be invited to a house concert at the home of Greg yesterday. Greg's work accompanies me quite often when I process my photography. Abby played beautifully.

Masters of Dirt UK Tour 2012

Venue: Wembley Arena

 

Captured using Nikon D3100 / 18-55mm

Fisherman's Wharf

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Master Gardener Tour, June 24, 2023 in Sequim, Washington. Six homes were opened to the public exhibiting a vast array of flowers and other ornamental lawn and yard art.

From a series of photos my grandson, 9, took with my camera at the Medieval Times show in Dallas this evening.

Here it is, the first and most important part of my Master Chief costume. It is made completely out of Lego except for the visor, which is a modified motorcycle helmet visor. It is also very durable, and although I haven't padded the inside yet, my head fits inside of it.

Be honest with yourself, this thing is kickass! Not only did I finish the arms, but I applied velcro to the belt and arms, so I shrank the space between the belt and the torso, so stop complaining about that. I am more than pleased with how it looks when its all worn at once. At first, when I hadn't put the helmet on, it just looked kind of silly. But when I put it on, it was the icing on the cake. Now on the next step, the forearms.

Thought I'd give underwater a go as I hadn't before and I've been playing a game with a lot of sharks recently so that probably helped convince me :D

I've always found the whole Aquaman/Orm thing pretty cool. ( The brother type version at least) This probably isn't my favourite outfit. The Ray logo makes it look a little campy, but it's probably the outfit that best suits LEGO! Also, as usual, spot the easter egg!

Sunrise @ Mahon Rock Pool, Maroubra. Enjoy, Mario.

 

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Class 13 "Master & Slave" 13003 at Doncaster works on 12th May 1985. Its pre-TOPS numbering was D4500, the first of three such units rebuilt from originally Darlington-built Class 08 shunters, the work being carried out at Darlington Works in 1965 (master D4188 and slave D3698) to work the Tinsley hump marshalling yard. After being outshopped from Swindon works in 1980 for further service at Sheffield Tinsley, 13003 was eventually withdrawn from service on 20th January 1985 and was disposed of at Doncaster Works in September 1986.

 

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Monarch Butterfly on my home grown zinnias, what a beautiful color!

This is sort of what it would look like if I were wearing it. Sort of.

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