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Lavender shirt, sharp gaze, rainbow pride 🌈
Running a store isn’t just about products.
It’s about building a world — mine happens to be bold, gay, and unapologetically French 🇫🇷
You walk in for furniture. You leave wanting the boy behind the desk 💋
I did a whole lot of panoramas today using the DJI OM5 gimbal, but there are only a few that I like. There were too many in which people or cars came into one or more of the frames as the gimbal was doing its thing, creating only partially "there" people or cars when the images were stitched together. Since I save the individual frames that the app takes, I'll see if stitching them with Autopano Giga or Photomerge produces any better results.
I noticed a slight stitching error in this as I was uploading it, so I tried re-doing it with Autopano Pro but it failed miserably.
A Green Heron plots his exit strategy as I approach on Horsepen Bayou. What appears to be vegetation growing on the banks of the bayou is actually a mass of growth floating on the water and lodged against an old dead tree lodged in the mud in the middle of Horsepen Bayou. This character didn’t stick around long after I spotted him.
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Ponte Rodo-Ferroviária de Viana do Castelo, also known as the Ponte Eiffel. Double deck bridge over the Lima river. Below a railway, on the top a road. It was build by Eiffel & cie. and opened in 1878. On the top deck of the bridge are road vehicles while a train is on the lower deck. The train is hauled by a class 1400 diesel locomotive and composed by Schindler built carriages. In the foreground a boat not in its natural habitat.
Vienna - Depeche Mode's Delta Machine Tour - Martin: "Paco is innocent. He has suffered for too long for something he did not and could not have committed." (see www.freepaconow.com)
AKA "The Brain Washer"
Bax Toh'Rhee had found a true mentor and friend in Doctor Kehl'Rhan, or at least he thought so. Going so far as to assist Bax in a surgery to remove and replace his own hand with a prototype that allowed him to feel through sensor clusters in the prosthetic.
When Kehl'Rhan asked Bax to accompany him to a new position at an outpost near the outer rim, it seemed like a great adventure as well as an opportunity. Unfortunately for Bax, the Doctor had a different set of experiments in mind for the young man. Almost immediately following their arrival at the outpost, Kehl'Rhan drugged Bax and locked him away in a secret lab and over the course of several months he conducted experiments on him that, in the end, amounted to a complete dissection. A slow, torturous living autopsy.
The Doctor used Bax's technological advances to keep his head alive and functioning as a CPU that processed all the data and completely ran the lab. Unfortunately for Bax, the Doctor had also been conducting other experiments that drew the attention of the authorities and he was arrested, tried and executed. The offsite lab was not discovered on the doctor's arrest and Bax remained, disembodied and trapped for 42 years.
During that time, Bax was able to use the robotics of the lab to construct a robotic body and even take control of it remotely. Eventually, the lab was discovered by a relative of Kehl'Rhan who inherited the madman's off the book properties and he was horrified by the revelation. Not allowing the opportunity to regain his freedom escape, Bax commanded his robot body to apprehend his captor's relative and forced them to assist in the surgical attachment of Bax's head and his new body. After the surgery, Bax killed his now savior in a fit of uncontrolled rage and made his escape.
Feeling the need to flee the planet before his actions were discovered, he made his way to a testing facility he had toured when he first arrived and happened on a starfighter that required only minor modifications to allow him to operate it using a neural interface. Overnight, he made his initial adjustments and integrated himself to the fighter, making a hasty escape. Of course, his departure was detected, but the security forces that were scrambled could not match the fighter's speed or maneuverability and the Evader Class easily lived up to its name.
TO BE CONTINUED... Maybe.
Built for the first round of FBTB's MOC Madness Alphabet Fighters 2013
Brought to you by the letter E.