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Did this close to three years ago. It has all the Rock Raiders sets I had at the time, plus some MOCs and custom minifigs.
Shot during the Seven Rings Tour Concert by the Department of Architecture, BUET. Mizan the vocalist of Warfaze and Roger the bassist rocking the crowd hard here.
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Some friends and I camped out at Rock Art Ranch near Winslow, AZ. The weather was not very cooperative for photography during the day, but at night the skies cleared up. This is a shot of the wind powered water tank. Painted with hand held LED flash light.
Camera: Nikon D700
Lens: Nikkor 24-70 f/2.8
Exposure: 26 sec
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 24 mm
ISO Speed: 1600
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: No Flash
The Blowing Rock legendary rock in North Carolina. Because of the odd angle things tossed off have been known to blow back up. Taken in North Carolina.
Modelo: Samuel
Para representar al Rock Sureño elegí a un modelo masculino. Es música obrera del sur de los Estado Unidos. Lleva puestas unas botas negras, unos pantalones rotos vaqueros, una blusa a cuadros, un abrigo de cuero marrón con flecos, una visera y unas gafas de sol. Lleva también un instrumento musical, el banjo.
Es música alegre por lo que en la foto sale con una sonrisa.
Quise enfocar esta sesión desde el punto de vista desenfadado del Rock Sureño.
El banjo es muy utilizado en este subgénero así que me pareció idóneo y necesario incluirlo en la foto.
En Photoshop quité los reflejos de las ventanas de luz de las gafas de sol.
29 years after the demise of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, a painted "Rock Island Lines" is still visible on a viaduct in downtown Joliet, IL.
Wad strikes a classic pose during a gig.
Those jeans had definitely seen better days!
(Does this photo remind anyone else of the 'Timotei' shampoo adverts?! Perhaps not...)
NB Many thanks to Steve Watts, Richard Downes & Simon Berry at Engine's Facebook site for this picture.
Links:
Engine at Facebook -
www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=33090417824&v=photos#!...
...and just for a laugh:
'Timotei' TV commercial from 1985 - www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7bakst2ask&NR=1
Late September at the Copper Center Lodge in Copper Center, Alaska. One of the lodge dogs, Rock, was enjoying the sun... and the lounge chair.
It's interesting to see how the rock has worn down a bit but still looks pretty much the same 110 years later...
On the corner of Eagle Rock Blvd. and Yosemite Drive in 1985. There is much classic Eagle Rock to be seen here. The Eagle Theatre is on the corner. Signs for KFC (now replaced by Burger King) and Eagle Rock Lumber can be seen further up Eagle Rock Blvd. The California Federal S&L building still says California Federal. I like the TV-Stereo Repair sign, too. Note banner for the Eagle Rock Celebration. The lady to the right is Eleanor Barlow, my aunt.
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A night out on the town, all dressed up in 80's fashion inspired style. A big fan of the Fleur de lis. MyMoralAmnesia.com
Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC
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Blogged by Curbed DC ("D.C.'s Haunted (and Otherwise Scary as Hell) Locations" by Valerie Paschall - October 31, 2013) at dc.curbed.com/archives/2013/10/dcs-haunted-and-otherwise-...
Hearing in the news about the evacuees from Libya being ferried across rough seas to Malta by the Royal Navy reminded me of this shot which I took on the Grand Harbour boat trip.
The two main harbours in Valletta and Sliema are adjacent but to travel from one harbour to the other involves a short sea trip which can sometimes be interesting!
Eagle Rock, from Cleighragh, Co. Leitrim (We enjoyed a serendipitous hike through constantly changing dappled light under scudding clouds after morning showers. I took too many pictures, but the changing light and dramatic clouds was wonderful.)
Occasionally "alien" equipment would ride the Erie-Lackawanna rails, and this Rock Island hack is an example of that. Shot directly trackside, this is typical of the many "too close-up" shots I have of passing trains.
I note that inside the window, you'll see the conductor is holding lighted lantern. This means that this was either Harry or Bill passing by, and they used to wave to me using the lantern, and I'd do the same waving back. This time however it looks like I blasted them in the face with a flash!
Sometime in 1967 or 68.
with Bass Rock in the background. Best seen on Black.
Canon 5DII
Zeiss 21mm f/2.8
and my trusty bicycle light
Gente, luces, ruido, taxis, el Hard Rock café, la paramount... lo típico de NY. y que no cambie nunca...
Last month we had one of our workshops at the lightGIANTS studio workshops.
The Theme was "Hard Rock Lighting".
Hier noch ein Bericht dazu auf meinem Blog mit "Behind the Scenes" Video:
www.thomas-reimann.com/2011/07/hard-rock-lighting-worksho...
And the topic at the lightGIANTS Blog with even more pics and setups:
Strobist: see lightGIANTS Post for diagrams
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My man dragged me up hill and down dale last week - over rock and tussock and all over the place. The consolation was that it was during The Golden Hour - the lighting was lovely! and so I got a couple of shots in.
There are some occasions when it can be nice to be the partner of a sufferer of GAS - Geocaching Addiction Syndrome...