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Melbourne has seen the end of mobile fruit merchants, bakers, and the milkman for many years. So it was a surprise to see a mobile sharpening van. This merchant will sharpen, not only your kitchen knives but any metal object that can be sharpened. Simply a marvellous sight.
A pair of giant mobile refineries slowly munching their way through asteroid fields. This is heavilly inspired from the Homeworld Universe and the great concept art designed by Rob Cunningham , J Aaron Kambeitz.
Drawn under Photoshop with a graphics Tablet.
I'm very happy because this Concept image has been built out of bricks by Fellow Lego fans.
Here is Tauro2370's Version: www.flickr.com/photos/8913484@N07/4563144891/
and Here is Haypro's Version: www.flickr.com/photos/40134941@N04/6192371382/in/contacts/
More info, Renders, Models and Concept Art on my website: www.renderstorm.fr
These mobile vendors found in a park somewhere in Ho Chi Minh City are like the portable version of 7-11.
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Conwy, North Wales. Now that many high streets are losing their bank branches, and even cash machines in some cases, is this the alternative perhaps? I couldn’t see a member of staff inside, so no one to help if customers have queries or problems. Even bank branches that remain open seem be to offering limited hours now…Whatever happened to customer service?
earning his living
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Pushkar
Photography’s new conscience
Captured on a sunny February day in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.
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lady sets up shop at a street corner in Bacolod City, Philippines. This particular lady is selling drinks and snacks.
Another fun outing with our friends at the Eastern Shore Camera Club, a sunset cruise through the Port of Mobile and surrounding areas.
We've been enjoying uncharacteristically comfortable weather for this time of year!
Daniel Morrison's Savage Armor, Camryn Summer's "White Tiger", Charlie King's "Bobcat".
Made for Mobile Frame Zero.
Pairs of these units were first seen supporting frames of colony Branton as they revolted against local SU forces to devastating effect. The initial reports that were sent back assumed they were new Ijad units. This was the SUs working theory until one was downed and inspected. The pilot, still alive, attacked the recovery squad tearing the arm off a Chub before being killed.
Made for Mobile Frame Zero.
Self propelled armored artillery platform with an AA missile system and a front mounted .50 cal. anti personnel machine gun.
I like my phone images to be different. something of a surprise when I open the phone and I object to images that are selling something. There is an album here with 700 or so examples. www.flickr.com/photos/jacobs_ian/albums/72157711897629218