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Boeing 747-446F/SCD
33749/1352
G-CLAA
CargoLogicAir (CLA) (CargoLogicAir, LLC)
CLU P3
Airbus A320-214 Sharklets™
MSN 6267
G-EZWY
easyJet Airline
EZY U2
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UR-82008 Antonov 124 of Antonov Design Bureau at 34,000 feet overhead Kirkham, Lancashire UK 10/10/22
Coat of fused plastic bags, and boot covers from woven cereal boxes. Made for the SWANCC Flashy Trashion Show held November 13, in Glenview, IL.
Mary Ellen is the model in this photo.
SWANCC stands for Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County. Its is a Chicago north suburban agency dealing with recycling, reducing, and repurposing of hundreds of thousands of people's trash/waste.
So proud to have my coat chosen for this contest on June 24, 2010:
blog.craftzine.com/archive/2010/06/save_my_oceans_top_fiv...
A pair of Osprey nesting atop an artificial mesh affixed to a stadium luminary. Zoom to explore!
The Flickr Lounge - Over The Top
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vingt-quatre [24] de trois six cinq.
tagged by belladayys, alsa, rachel, ralph, amzilicious, joshua, and beckee. not like all in one day, i just haven't added facts in a while. :P
-1) i have no idea what my neighbors think of me. everyday they're doing yardwork and they see me walking into the woods, barefoot, wearing all black in the hot weather, carrying a tripod, camera, and strange props. they probably think i'm in some weird cult.
-2) BOO YAH got my permit today!! i passed the test aaaahh!!
-3) my original idea for the creative challenge was inspired by the fairytale Thumbelina. i took a picture of a flower and another of myself kind of laying on the ground and i tried to make it look like i was laying inside the flower. but you could really tell it was fake and i was kind of sad. :/
-4) i've kind of been a terrible contact lately and for that i'm sorry. i don't know why but i always feel the urge to get on flickr but when i get on i never feel like i want to do anything on it so... i don't really know. but i'm breaking this habit now.
-5) explore is aggravating and i don't like it.
-6) i have no plans for tomorrow. probably going to be very boring but we'll see.
-7) i wish i knew how to properly incorporate bokeh into my pictures, but it's nonsensical to me.
-8) mmm i don't know what to write anymore... i'm bad at this. my favorite smell of a person is coffee and cigarettes together. though i don't Like cigarettes i just really like it.
-9) i loooove jelly donuts. can't get enough of 'em :D
-10) YES tonight is comedy wednesday IAMSOEXCITED!! i love comedy wednesday.
i know i tagged a lot of people, i wanted to add more but it's already a little overthetop.
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5th January 2021., Dublin, Ireland
Etihad Boeing Dreamliner overhead Dublin, Ireland while routing from Abu Dhabi to new York JFK as the Etihad Flight 101 ETD101 / EY101
Flight time was 13 Hours and 3 minutes
The aircraft is at 36,000 feet and flying at 612MPH
Antonov An-124-100 Руслан 'Ruslan'
MSN 9773054155109 / 06-08
RA-82044
Волга-Днепр
VOLGA-DNEPR (Volga-Dnepr Airlines, LLC)
VDA VI
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Well, Halloween is almost upon us, so this weekend I visited a 'unique' outdoor exhibit called Camani's Screaming Heads. With such a unique item to capture, I thought that an extreme HDR treatment would work well to bring out the details and intensity of this "art".
Burks Falls, Ontario - Camani's Screaming Heads:
You're driving out in the country and you don't think you're going the right way, then suddenly you see fields of white, concrete "screaming heads" which look like giant archways with eyes. As you slow down, you come to a house which looks like something out of a gothic horror movie. Turrets are made of giant faces with red eyes, underneath overgrown vines. A huge fire-breathing, two-headed dragon sits atop. A castle-style guard wall separates the road from the yard. A gate decorated with a rusty metal sculpture of a guardian warrior is hidden in the wall.
You open the gate and a sign reads "What is it? It is Art. Why? Because it was not there." Another sign reads "Private residence -- enter at your own risk." You go through another gate and see the giant castle doors -- they are locked. You walk around to the back "yard" and see dozens of peahens and peacocks, ruffling their feathers in just the right kind of way to make you hesitate. You see a dungeon with bars on it and peer inside. There are shackles on the walls with real bones in them! A giant metal gate shaped like a spider web beckons you. Through the spider web gate is a field where you see crowds of screaming faces/skull discs that look as if they are dancing in a circle, laughing at you. There are rusty chains hanging from the mouths of these weed-choked cement structures. Turn around and look at the castle from a distance and you notice a gigantic head, mouth open, sitting on top of a tower. You walk down a path and see something move in a fenced-in area. It is an emu looking at you from inside the overgrown bushes! In another field, huge hands stick out of the ground and more screaming faces haunt you. Walking back towards the house, you realize that the tower with the head is also a sort of smoke stack and imagine what it would be like to see a fire coming from its mouth.
It is at this point, the artist, Peter Camani himself "comes home" and welcomes you to "walk freely" and answers any questions you may have. He opens the sliding glass doors to the basement and welcomes you inside. There are beautiful, realistic paintings inside and steep, narrow staircases that lead you up the towers. You can sign his guestbook or buy a shirt if you wish. He explains that an aerial view of this land will show you the shape of a dragon. Then he says he must get to work on his next project and you leave.
Built in 1908-09, this Classical Revival structure was designed by architect William J. Beardsley. It is a contributing property to the East Side Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.
Catskill, New York is a charming little village located on the west bank of the Hudson River, between Kingston and Albany, southwest of Hudson.
We loved the cross gartered ivy at the base of the tower.
The gardens have been set out in the style of the late 19th century.
Folks, here's The Shop's third collection of glitched, over-the-top, color-saturated goodness. Introducing the color glitch textures, volume 03.
The scanner software's "improvements" strike again, in usual spectacular fashion. The resulting twenty-one (21) textures feature slightly more pastel tones than prior installments, but with similar noisy, grainy qualities. The source material is color heavy construction paper, which translates in prominent artifacts: fibers, grain, and more.
The set makes for great background starters, interesting overlays (Screen, Lighten, Overlay, Soft light, but also Hard light, Luminosity), and all around destroying of clean, polished artwork.
Each texture was scanned at 1,200 ppi, slightly edited in Photoshop (cropping, contrast, saturation), then finalized in crisp 18"x24" @ 300 ppi files.
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- Twenty-one (21) textures
- 18"x24" @ 300 ppi (7,200 x 5,400 pixels)
- Archive size: 1.67 GB
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- Color glitch textures volume 01: https://crmrkt.com/ra4BWV
- Color glitch textures volume 02: https://crmrkt.com/yNaGkW
- Color glitch textures volume 03: https://crmrkt.com/mWw10o
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No matter how often I see this type of thing, it still makes me wonder what the dude did to make someone throw his shoes up there. LOL
Lewis helped with today's challenge and this is him almost over the top of the car port ... not really but we had fun!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Over The Top ....
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