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The iconic HST125 celebrates its 40th Anniversary in 2016. This power car has been painted in a retro-style British rail Inter City livery for GWR and renamed Sir Kenneth Grange in honour of the chief engineer responsible for its development. The HST125 (BR Class 43) remain the fasted diesel powered train ever produced. This is a composite image that brings out the beauty and speed of this magnificent piece of British engineering.
I was thinking the other day about a long ago attempt to shoot a book. The results were not any good since the book had too many pages.
I was mulling this over when I thought about fanning out the book to make it less dense when I flashed onto the idea of making a simple fan.
Here is the second shot of a folded fan.
If I was an origami master, I could go somewhere with this.
Cheers.
Low Speed Shot Tips.
After taken about 50 low speed shots at couple of small rivers in Samigaluh village, I've learned some of personal tips how to perform low speed to create "silky water" effect at the rocky river.
- Setting camera: I would to set my camera as "Shutter Priority" which may apply for 1 - 4 sec exposure which is the best speed could create nice & beatiful "silky water" effect.
- Lens & Filter: I am going to use wild angle lens or mid of wide angle range to normal focal length. Attached CPL, GND, ND8 filters on them.
- Tripod: Use struddy tripod with flexible ball head. It may useful if you have water level on it.
- Spot Location: Try to get the location of rivers and rocky staircase steps some of the "stack", due to the effect of "silky water" will appear in the stream of water on rocky stripes and steps.
- Be Careful: Rocky river is usually a lot of moss and slippery, besides some unexpected depth of the river bed. So make sure your camera strap looped perfectly on your neck and watch your step when entering the river.
- Good preparation: Before the shoot, look from some angles the river and do not put your camera on a tripod first. Once you ascertain the location of the shot, put the tripod first until completely solid, then put your camera on a tripod and try to take a shot from a low angle but can show all the water that falls.
Lance Cpl. Jacob Arthur, a crew chief serving with 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion and a native of Los Angeles, shoots during a timed event at the 2013 Western Division Matches at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., March 5. More than 300 competitors from Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Mirimar, Logistics Base Barstow and Camp Pendleton came to Wilcox Range to compete in the two-week competition. Only the top ten percent on the competitors will receive medals and will qualify to compete in the Marine Corps Champion Matches later this year.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Joseph Scanlan)
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at Embarcadero Center overpass
San Francisco, California
December 2008
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Capture of a Willamette tour jetboat as it speeds pass the Morrison Bridge along Portland's waterfront.
Had this idea a few days ago and it worked out interesting enough to post. An apple dipped in three colors of paint, dries and exploded. I had hoped the paint would cause the skin to break up with a different pattern and it did.
It would be fun to paint an Apple Logo on an apple and blow it up. If I can think of a reasonable way to do this I might try it.
We put the Jeep up for sale yesterday and it sold today. We are glad that it was so easy. I never really liked the car, mostly because I am spoiled with the reliability of modern cars. Compared to my first car a 1968 Triumph Spitfire, the Jeep was a model of reliability. Compared to my VW GTI (my first new car) it sucked. And my present car a 2007 Prius has only needed one repair, a new battery. It just turned over 100,000 miles.
Cheers.
Something I made when I was bored at school :P
Kinda started experimenting with C4D, because I never actually tried working with C4D's So let my know what you think :)
Thank you Katanaz for the stock:
Wanted to try another filling in the globes.
Gelatin and cornstarch.
The breakup in rather granular.
This model is 100% made in the USA! Zero cheap plastic parts from China.
We had to replace the old dryer that was here when we moved in last year. We went to Thayer a very reputable small appliance store. This model has a 7-year warranty and with normal use should last 25 years. What I like about this dryer is it's not as wide as it is deep. It fit through our doors with no problem!
A 1920s art deco sculpture in portland stone by Edmund Thompson & George Capsick.
Located at the Mersey Tunnel Ventilation Station building, Georges Dock, Liverpool
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C89コミケに置いていた製品を
上野に置きました
Speed of Love（仮）はFREE になっています
hud を装着して
ねこさんのマークをタッチします
ピンクになったらオンです
あるいたり、とんでみてください
移動がはやくなりますよお＾＾
SPEEDをタッチするとテキストボックスがでて
そこに数字を入れるとスピードが変わります
すごい数字を入れて、85万メートルまで飛んでいった実績があるそうです
ジェット部分に佃製作所のバルブが使われているとかいう噂があります
あはははは
あるくときととぶときのバランスがとってあります
それではお楽しみください ；）
Neil keeping it low and fast on this gap on Cypress
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Autovia TF-1 Salida 31 (Santa Ursula - Cuesta de la Villa), La Orotava, Tenerife, España
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