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taman negara adventure
a native aborigine of malaysia, the batek tribe demonstrating how to make fire from natural materials.
if 85mm is my best performing lens, then my best utilized lens is 35mm. why? it suits all my photography needs: close focus, wide angle, fast lens, and light!
i wish my Hasselblad has all the convenient of my Nikon gears in terms of autofocus, matrix metering, and close focus! :D
En stänkare till film som siktar rejält över målet. Helt ok plot för att föra fram detta slemepos men stressen att hinna fram till de mest grandiosa actionscenerna gör att vi snubblar förbi den riktiga nerven i filmen. Det är också mer än lite enerverande att den mänskliga civilisationen inte har vett nog att skicka sina klarast lysande lasersvärd för att möta sin skapare. Nog om det, vidare till nästa spektakulära dödsfall!
Sevärd på bio (testa gärna 3D) men var beredd på en hel del gammal skåpmat blandat med Starcraft, Alien och en handfull klyschiga biroller. Stort plus för både Rapace och Fassbender.
Betyg 5/10
A better picture of the final trigger mech. Horribly ugly isn't it? I really wasn't going for style here.
But you can see the metal ring that helps the plastic rod move the metal one back.
In an abandoned warehouse near Euston Station, London, I boarded the spaceship Prometheus for a wild, secret, trip.
Step 1: Reduce the inside to a flat plane.
Clear out any internal support mechanisms that would have supported the original LS internals from the front of the grip attachment point forward, leave the screw attachment poles in place. Do this for both sides.
Statue by the Göta Älv - reminds me (obviously) of Pyramid Head from the Silent Hill games, though it seems he's in retirement here. I'll have to get one from the other bank someday to see the front.
sculpture in gilded cast bronze, weighs 8 tons! by Paul Manship 1934. Yup Prometheus was one of the titans - the dude that stole fire and was chained to a rock by Zeus as punishment- every day to have his liver eaten by an eagle and then grow back. ow. The quote in red granite behind him says "Prometheus, teacher in every art, Brought the fire that hath proved to mortals a means to mighty ends." so said the 6th century greek dramatist, Aeschylus