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The yellow 4x4 with the 2x2 cut-out only appears in one other set at the time of this writing: 8037 (Anakin's Y-Wing)
The large white claw/barb thingie is unique to the 2010 Atlantis sets so far.
The other parts have appeared on other sets, but are still pretty uncomon in those colors. (The green cockpit part is another Atlantis exclusive so far)
LEGO Set 8079
Shadow Snapper
2010 Atlantis Theme
"Limited Edition"
Purchased through Shop@Home for $29.99
January 2010
Cover and interior art by Frank Robbins. Written by Denny O'Neil. A lot of Shadow fans were disappointed by Robbins' art. While he's certainly no Kaluta, his looser, more cartoony renderings have their own charm (though the feet of his characters tend to dangle limply.)
Light Art Installation by Loop pH (United Kingdom) at the Promontory @ Marina Bay during the iLight Marina Bay 2016.
Sunset colors are just ridiculous on the red sandstone; not sure how accurate the color is here but it feels like what I remember. Just off Hwy 24 in Capitol Reef National Park, iPhone 5s snap.
I can only juggle two orbs at once though, still learning. Could do a better job with a tripod, but oh well.
Taken with a Vivitar IC 101 "panoramic" camera. This is an ultra basic 35mm camera which has been masked to produce panoramic format images using the central strip of a standard negative. There are many variants of this camera, and they are widely available in charity shops, I paid 50p for this one. The film is Kodacolor Gold (from Poundland) developed at home using the Tetenal C41 kit.
"Where there is much light, the shadow is deep” - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Original found here.
BW Processing.
**EDIT : made it onto explore !! like, really far into the back, but I DON'T CARE . THANK YOU GUYS !! <333 =D **
Shadows from Mexican wall hanging fabric's tassles. Daylight mixed with a couple of different light bulbs.
Shot for Active Assignment, theme Shadow.
WIT
A mini studio and two light sources, one on the right, the second one hand-held, casting a shadow from a miniature tiger on the back of the mini studio.