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The fountains at Epcot are fascinating, especially this upside down waterfall outside of Journey into Imagination. Of all the Disney parks, I think Epcot has the best fountains.
Soldiers catch a moment of leisure on a "reverse slope" out of enemy sight.
Reverse Slope
Painted by Ted Zuber in 1978
War Art by Edward (Ted) Zuber
Ted Zuber, an 18-year-old art student, enlisted in the Royal Canadian Regiment in 1950. He fought in Korea as a parachutist and as a sniper until wounded by a grenade in 1952. Zuber's numerous sketches of Korea served as the basis for 15 war-themed paintings. In 1991, he was appointed an official war artist and documented Canadian participation in the Persian Gulf conflict.
"We should never forget why we went to war and what we had to sacrifice to achieve so-called victory.... You don't have to relish it. You don't have to wallow in it. We don't have to put up too many monuments. But let's not forget it because that would be stupid."
Ted Zuber, 27 July 1999
Canadian War Museum; Ottawa, Ontario.
LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner SP-LRE deploys its thrust reversers as it lands at Warsaw Chopin Airport, Poland
Back side of a Christmas ornament LG and I made. We actually made many of these for family and friends that year, in what we imagined could be the first of a lifelong tradition of "mass" handmade Christmas gifts. The tradition lasted for a year.
New project that I've been working on. If you can't tell he is inspired by Ultron from Avengers Age of Ultron, but the color scheme and other aesthetics come from one of my favorite comic book villains of all time, the Reverse Flash.
...straight to the fielder on the boundary rope... England's Ben Duckett top edges his shot in the first innings of the Lord's test against Sri Lanka.
Duckett c Kumara b Jayasuriya 40
Finally took a crack at making these guys, and here they are! Not super pleased with how these guys look, but oh well :P
L-R:
Doctor Manhattan: He sucks. Didn't have any better parts for him.
Silk Spectre: Brown ponytail hair piece, Hermione Granger head, Batman torso (reversed), and Dolphin Batman legs with black hips.
Ozymandias: Not entirely based off of the movie/comic look, just my own version. Mr. Incredible’s hair, Luke Skywalker’s head, Wonder Twins neck thingy, golden armor piece thing (I honestly don’t know what to name things sometimes 😂), Calculator’s torso, and Atlantean Guard legs.
The Comedian: Percival Graves hair, Iron man head, Robo swat torso, red and blue dual molded arms, blank black torso, Black Widow legs, and a hunting rifle.
Rorschach: Indiana Jones hat, Asajj Ventress head (Reversed), white neck tie piece, brown backpack, Deputron torso (Reversed), and Catwoman legs.
Nite Owl: Catman mask, Lobster Batman head, Gamora torso (Reversed), brown cape, Han Solo hips, and Misako legs.
Lemme know whatchya think :)
17/52 24/04/2014
Theme - Geometry
Category - Abstract
Seedhead converted to B&W, diffuse glow filter, hopefully fits the bill.
flipped around my 50mm lens and held it on the body, strange macro effect.
Canon AE-1
FD 50mm f1.8 S.C (flipped around)
Kodak Portra 400
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CN's R911 local shoves westward across an old wooden trestle on the former IC Havana District in Champaign. They've got about 4 miles to go to reach the Bondville elevator with 25 empty hoppers. Two crewmen ride on the porch of the caboose, keeping watch.
CP 470 rolls south on the UP's Milwaukee Subdivision at the Howard Avenue curve amid a minor snow squall. If only that DM&E SD40-2 was the leader instead of the wedgie.
When I were to fill the frame of 24x36mm image with 3mm of ruler, the magnification is 36 divided by 3 which equals a 12x magnification.
Here is what I used to provide enough extension to fill the frame of my Fuji X-Pro1 with a 3mm subject:
1. A Nikon F to Fuji X adapter between the Fuji X-Pro1 body and the Nikon PB-4 bellows.
2. A Nikon BR2 reverse lens adapter between the bellows and the reversed 28mm f/3.5 Nikon lens.
If I wanted to replace my 28mm Nikon lens with my 23mm Fuji X lens, all I would need is an adapter to connect the 62mm filter thread of the Fuji lens to the 52mm filter thread of the BR2 reverse adapter. However, why bother because all shots would be at f/1.4 due to no way to change the electronically controlled f-stop.
On our way back from our day out to Lydney we popped into Taurus Crafts, an arts and crafts visitor centre. I got chatting to the very nice man who runs "The Little Bazaar", an antiques and collectables shop, and he kindly gave me these two old French coins.
The coin to the left is a cupronickel French pre-Second World War 25 centime coin from 1924, the coin to the right is an aluminium French Second World War one franc coin from 1943.
During the Nazi occupation of France (1940-44), the franc was a satellite currency of the German Reichsmark. The exchange rate was 20 francs = 1 RM. The coins were changed, with the words 'Travaille ,Famille, Patrie' (Work, Family, Fatherland) replacing the Republican triad 'Liberté, Egalité, Fraternitié' (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity) and the emblem of the Vichy regime added.
This is a little piece of modern history that I was totally unaware of!