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An outtake taken on a shooting for my company.
Inserted: sun, sunrays and birds, the rest is for real :)
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Please not just group icons!
Shopping in girl mode is always fun, even if I do have to wear a mask. That sweater dress I am holding turned out to be fab and I will post a pic sometime of me in it.
Managed a couple of hours out this afternoon in my local Peak District..
That's Higgar Tor behind Himmy..
Still a bit overcast today but had one or two sunny intervals..
Good to get out on the bike!
I found these trees in mid leaf-out on the shoreline of the Painted Rocks Reservoir in the southern Bitterroot Valley, as are the various shrubs and bushes growing beneath them. Standing stately in the background are a variation of pines, including the pointy tamarack or larch pines, which turn a bright gold in the autumn, the only pines to do so.
Springtime was a few weeks late in arriving this year, but the old saying "better late than never" certainly applies in this case.
Quebec Central SG2 leads a train out of Joffre Yard up the grade at Breakeyville, Quebec. June 6, 2009.
You may remember I love Wall-e and done a digital build two years ago, and now a physical MOC scene is here! Today I’m sharing my new project with Wall-e and M-O in a lab scene.
If you have watched the movie, you may know the meaning of this scene, it’s a extended story about the plant growing too fast and getting out of control. I have always wanted to rebuild my small scale wall-e, and after some modifications I made it work! The structure of this scene is quite simple, although the roof took me quite awhile to finish it. And guess what? I was using train tracks again! They are hiding on the background, I used the flexible segment parts to mimic some circuit boards, and it does the job!
And I’m keeping my promise I made two years ago, I will share the building instruction of the small Wall-e, please stay tuned if you are interested! And of course , building process video is on my YouTube channel now, don’t miss it out!
Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw_aYeP0a9Y&t=49s
Happy Friday, hope you enjoy.
Took this pic after being stuck under a rain cloud for several hours.
Starting to shoot exclusively in raw now. It does make a tremendous difference.
Taken shortly after sunrise, the sun itself is partly obscured by cloud just above this frame. I manually focussed on the horizon.
Maybe it is just me, but feel like this draws me in - almost like you are out there bobbing around - click 'L' to see what I mean!
Titchwell beach, Norfolk.
The weekly FCS mechandise run starts it's journey back to Sept-Iles on a September evening, about to cross the Trans-Labrador Highway.
TLH Crossing
QNS&L Northern Land Subdivision
Wabush, Lab.
September 2019
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Ricoh KR-5, Rikenon 50/2, Kodak Tri-X 400@640, HC-110/dil. B, +1 push develop, 8 min. Scan with Nikon D700, ES-2
Forge has released a special discounted addition of the Emma HUDPACK at the main store for Midnight Madness, with all new colours. You can also get a special Holo recolour of the outfit for Free for the first 1500 poeple to come. Come check it out:
TP: The Forge
Think I am going to calm down with the old seascapes as starting to lose my appreciation for coastal photography. Instead, I fancy a bit of long exposure urban night photography with the focus on light ---> spiked lamp post lights and car beam trails etc. This is my lazy first attempt by sticking the camera out the window.
Explore #162
Ibrahim Mahama (b. 1987) - Odo Nti (2013-2018). In the collection of the Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo.
Ibrahim Mahama. a Ghanaian artist trained locally is known for his large-scale works that evoke themes such as migration, globalisation and formal and informal economies, using textile, wood and diverse materials found in the urban environment. Jute sacks are a recurring material in his work. Made in Southeast Asia they are imported to Ghana for packaging cocoa beans but are often used by locals for domestic chores and the transportation of food and charcoal. In Odo Nti, Mahama layered discarded traditional garments onto the jute sacks.
Last Day Of Summer 2013....As Fall 2013 Officially Begins Tomorrow 9/22/13
"On A Brooklyn Street"
Wishing Everyone A Great Sunday!!! :-)
Enjoying the day out in London expressing my true self and happily letting people know I so love being a girl.
Yellow Ikarus supporting the contrast with the deep evergreen forests of Sáta in the background.
The area bordered by the Putnok-Ózd-Mályinka triangle is very close to my heart. This was the first region where I planned a multiple-day tour to specifically take pictures of buses, which seemed a bit odd at the time.
Back then in 2019, there were so many active 200 series Ikaruses roaming these fantastic landscapes (compared to now), it was even hard not to miss anything driving around by car. Well, with very small experience and barely any local knowledge I tried to make the best out of it on foot and by public transport.
What saved me was the generous help of Tamás, thanks to whom I did not return home empty-handed after these 4 days, and I can't thank him enough for that!
I'd like to think that my planning and photography skills improved since. At least my local knowledge did, that's for sure. One thing's for sure, I hope to be returning to this wonderful area many more times, even after there won't be any Ikarus buses to chase around here.
Something different , I look forward to your thought on this one, I really like the strong flow and thought that b&w work well here, thanks a lot for taking the time to comment.
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Credits:
- Mina Hair
- Maitreya Body
- Pink Fuel Skin
- Logo Head
This room in an old home at the Comet Ghost Town is one of my favorites.
The staircase just seems to add the right amount of composition and atmosphere, while the windows provide a view out to the "present world."
Out for a relaxing walk at a nature reserve near us. There are so many interesting things to take in and photo - though it can always get a bit cluttered with so much nature in the photos - I am happy with this one.