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Las-Vegas Strip at night. New York - New York and MGM Grand
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Pose 'Strip chic (jacket)' available now Del May Mainstore
Hair: ( R E D ) M I N T ~ B L A C K S ~ No.02 (M) (includes blindfold)
Skin: 'ILLUSORY' from FrostBite Winter Set
Cigarette: [ hoorenbeek ] from Smoking Pack
Bruises: OVERT Bruised Torso 1
Jacket: [LeLutka]-CHARLIE jacket/dark
Belt: BI3 ~ Basic Leather Belt
Pants: [LeLutka]-DIELLICIOUS jumpsuit/dark (pants only)
Paint contractor Ryan Fleagle is pulling the vinyl off the side of what will become the Conrail Museum. Rudy Garbely did outstanding work creating the files used to create stencils for all the lettering on the car. Fleagle then painted inside those stencils, leaving us with an all paint exterior, down to the smallest details. This was the same method used on the other boxcar-turned-museum on the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail and it still looks fresh seven years later.
Isadora Persano performs at the Muse Showcase, The Vault, Port Kembla, NSW - November 2022
Photo by Stuart Bucknell
Kodak Portra 400 - Yashica Electro 35 CC
Snapped in Rethymno, Crete, Greece
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i'm at a loss of creativity these days.
anyway, layering of sx-70 blend film (bottom) and a time zero mis-shot.
this wasp was stripping the wood
wasp, any member of a group of insects in the order Hymenoptera, suborder Apocrita, some of which are stinging. Wasps are distinguished from the ants and bees of Apocrita by various behavioral and physical characteristics, particularly their possession of a slender, smooth body and legs with relatively few hairs.Jun 20, 2023
The colours wash away,
And the sounds fade into memory.
Your pale ghost...
With outstretched arms, tries to hide it all from passer-by.
This started as a test shot to set the exposure of the strip lights. In a subsequent shot I added a snooted light about 2 stops underexposed to the center of my face and my hands. Turns out I liked this contrastier version better.
Strobist Info:
Two Vivitar 285's left and right (both behind subject) fired inside DIY strip light fixtures.
Please visit me at Pa-D's Explorations and Stevenson Photography
Paper: ca. 8 cm x 45 cm DC Kraft
Model: Shuzo Fujimoto
Book: Origami Foldings Twisted p. 64-65 for the strip and p. 46 for finishing of the stars.
Second time I folded this model. Folded it with the same stars as in the book, as I realized how to make the twists better. A bit smaller too. A wonderful model, a real pleasure to fold.
More sad news from Alaska this week as Frank Keller reported that the final AquaTrain sailed from Whittier to Prince Rupert ending just shy of six decades of service and wiping Alaska from Canadian National’s system map for the first time since 1962. So let’s take a look back at what was lost. After their first two decades of service the CN made a major commitment when they contracted with Shin-A shipbuilding to build the then world’s largest railcar barge at 400 ft long by 100 ft wide with a capacity for 45 standard 50 ft freight cars on eight tracks. Launched in 1982 and sailing from Prince Rupert, BC the AquaTrain offered the shortest railcar service to Alaska at only 600 miles slip to slip. At its peak the barge operated on roughly a 12 day cycle making 30 complete round trips to Alaska annually.
As a CN service the physical and paper interchange with the Alaska Railroad was Whittier northbound and returning southbound cars actually went off demurrage in Anchorage where they staged pending the next cycled arrival. Operated by Foss Maritime on behalf of CN she was towed by either the Justine Foss or the Barbara Foss, 4300 HP twin screw tugs both built in 1976 by Mc Dermott Shipyards of New Iberia, LA. At least for now Foss still lists this service on their web site and you can check it out here: www.foss.com/projects/case-study-topic-aquatrain/ And while the CN has deleted the AquaTrain service from their corporate home page this advertising video they produced less than a year ago can still be found here: vimeo.com/425592336
Anyway, my all time favorite image of this barge is this aerial view seen here: flic.kr/p/2iF4uR3
But looking back eight years prior here is a ground level shot on another typically gloomy day at the head of Prince William Sound. After the Barbara Foss backed the barge up to the slip a GP40-2 & GP38-2 duo in old school paint are reaching on to the barge with a handle of empty flat cars to begin the process of stripping (unloading) the arriving cars. In fact this was one of (if not the) first barges to use the new hydraulic remote controlled barge slip that replaced the old cable driven towers and winches that raised and lowered the slip and that came down only days earlier after a half century of service.
Visible to the left of the loco northeast about five miles across Passage Canal is five mile long Billings Glacier flowing down from the Chugach Mountains. This river of ice was named in 1908 by the U.S. Geological Survey for commodore Joseph Billings of the Imperial Russian Navy who commanded a Russian exploration and surveying expedition in the Bering Sea and North Pacific Ocean in 1791-92.
Whittier, Alaska
Tuesday August 03, 2010
Westcott 12x36-in RapidBox Switch with a 4-in Profoto OCF Stripmask on a Profoto A10 speedlight. This setup makes beautiful gradients.
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Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max.
Took a series of shots of my niece when they came over today to hang out outside my garage in bright daylight.
She is standing in front of my garage door, which you can see behind her.
Grain added in Lightroom
Strobist:
1 Stripbox to model right. Very close to her at full power. Box did not have a grid so I had to angle it enough so it would not reflect too much on the garage door.
Taken at the Stratosphere. The shot was semi handheld, jammed my camera in a railing for a somewhat steady shot. Tripods were not allowed.
Oneonta, NY. April 2024.
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Balloon's Day Parade - Comic Strip Experience 2020
The immersive experience
Ta-da! The Brussels Comic Strip Festival has turned into an immersive experience in the impressive Gare Maritime at Tour & Taxis. The route, spread over more than 3,400m2 and combining breathtaking scenery and giant balloons, takes you on a journey through nine drawn worlds. It's an educational experience developed in collaboration with publishers and various partners.
Curious? Follow the guide.
9 worlds
Bob et Bobette/Suske &Wiske (Willy Vandersteen / Standaard Uitgeverij)
You start your immersive journey with Spike & Suzy (Bob & Bobette in French, Suske & Wiske in Dutch). Professor Barabas welcomes you in his strange laboratory. It is here that the famous duo reveals the secrets that link them to Brussels. What's more, Spike & Suzy are celebrating their 75th anniversary this year! It's a great opportunity to discover the new giant balloon bearing their faces. You can also see the heroes in their famous car 'Vitamitje' (Vitaminette in French), one of professeur Barabas' thousands of inventions, which appeared for the first time in the album 'De sprietatoom' (le Rayon Magique in French) in 1946.
Yakari (Joris Chamblain, Job & Derib / Le Lombard)
A very different world reveals itself to you here; that of Yakari. By the new giant Yakari balloon and in the setting of a real native American village, you learn the history of Yakari and his people. They have a rich past, full of history and legends, and have a lot to teach us about respect for nature and ecological values.
Yasmina (Wauter Mannaert / Dargaud) (French)
Go for a stroll through the big vegetable garden belonging to Yasmina. Salads, pumpkins, carrots, edible plants, ... Yasmina, a talented young chef, gives you her tips for 'good food'.
Lucien et les mysterieux phenomenes (Le Lay & Horellou / Casterman) (French)
Discover the unique decor of Lucien et les mysterieux phenomenes (Lucien and the mysterious phenomena). Do you know Art Nouveau? Inside Mr Price's splendid building you will learn more about this architectural and artistic movement. The art of 'living together' is also a theme specific to his world.
Alternative comic strips
Ten young Belgian authors present their wonderful worlds. An exhibition introduces you to alternative comic strips with original works by Charlotte Pollet, Mortis Ghost, Gabri Molist, Aniss El Hamouri, Felix Laurent, Exaheva, Aurelie Wilmet, Rebecca Rosen, Stephane de Groef and Mathilde Van Gheluwe. Each author edited a comic strip with alternative comics publishers.
Star Wars - 501st FanWars Garrison South Belgium
Welcome to a galaxy far, far away. FanWars and its garrison of empire soldiers accompanies you through a decor filled with a 6m AT-AT and a giant BB8 balloon, both well-known to Star Wars fans around the world.
Korean Webtoons - The Korean Cultural Center
What is a Webtoon? They're digital comics which are loved by Koreans. Discover this new trend thanks to the Korean Cultural Center in Brussels.
L'Eleve Ducobu (Zidrou et Godi / Le Lombard)
It's the perfect opportunity (or not) to go back to school. Ducobu, the nation's favourite dunce, welcomes you to his classroom and gives you some tips on how to cheat. You never know, they could come in handy...
Gaston (Franquin / Dupuis)
At a time when teleworking is in vogue, discover the unlikely office of Gaston Lagaffe and his zany inventions. But how does he ever get any work done?
The giant balloons and Billy and Buddy's 2CV
Your comic strip stroll is accompanied by about fifteen giant balloons distributed all along the route. You'll find the stars of the Balloon Parade floating in the heart of the majestic Gare Maritime at Tour & Taxis. Ducobu, Spirou, Tintin, a Classic Smurf, Papa Smurf, Lucky Luke, Gaston Lagaffe, BB8, Blork, Le Chat, Billy, Yakari (new 2020), Spike & Suzy (new 2020), Dooly, Toto and the Atomium... they're all here. Even Moucherot, the hero of our 2020 poster by Francois Boucq, will make an appearance for this edition.
Exclusive! The Comics Art Museum has also brought out Billy & Buddy's 2CV.
( Balloon's Day Parade
Journal Tintin Rally )
These structures have now been stripped of all the working that were on top, hopefully they won't remove the whole structure as I love to photograpgh them as do many other people
Polaroid 103 Land Camera, Polaroid type 108 packfilm (expired 2000).
North Las Vegas, NV.
Shot during a photo outing with Kim Ulmanis.