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Aliens vs Predator is usually a amazing fighting on the net game. This game is concerning the bugs which evolved simultaneously on a multitude of worlds. The bugs are able to adapt to any environment. And that is it the hunters that are mostly accountable for spreading the bugs throughout the galaxy. Pick your side and enjoy!
Took me 3 tries to get this pic - lights kept flashing on and off, then off for a few seconds, then back on. Tricky.
Pentax K100D Super camera + Helios 44M 58mm F2 lens.
🎬 Re-uploaded in full size in January 2017, replacing 2009-era 1024px-wide image.
in the jungle at Hanging Bridges in La Fortuna, Costa Rica, this plant looks like an alien being out of a sci-fi movie. What is it!? Different view of the same plant: www.flickr.com/photos/albatz/5617500303/in/photostream
This one is made to make fun of the old "join the army"-posters, which were quite regular when America needed more soldiers.
"The Army wants YOU"
Get it? :)
diazotype (blueprint) from a lith interpositive (because it's a bleaching process)
kelp looks like aliens when you're from the east coast.
Alien gunships are heavily armed patrol ships built for the human alien conflict. These ships were easy to build due to its small amount of armor.
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this is a image i made using a 30 sec shutter speed and a high aperture, basically around my arms are Christmas lights warped around my arms, and i flapping my arms up and down,. this action made me look like i have wings or something, and turned it into a rather ghostly image, I seem too appear translucent too or something, any how as I said I enjoy the oddity of this this is a form of light drawing were the lights from the Christmas lights form lines and such on the photograph
alien being glaring into camera, threatening countenance, evil grimace, lizard-like skin, super-close perspective to camera, showing face only, super detailed, dynamic pose, professional photography, ultra-detailed, dramatic lighting, 8k, --uplight --v 5.2 --ar 1:1 --chaos 10
Le bar à Gruyères de H.R. Giger.
Artiste Suisse concepteur d'Alien et de nombreuses créatures bioméchaniques lui ont valu l'Oscar à Hollywood.
We climbed the tower -- I think the Meow Wolf narrative says this is part of the foliage canopy on a world called Numina -- and found ourselves sitting in a trippy watchtower as we were absorbed into an alien ecology. It was kind of hypnotic, and we sat here for a long time, just taking it in.
This isn't just visual, not just light playing through plastic globules. There's audio, too, a kind of low, rhythmic pulsation overlain by an incredibly detailed collage of sound from an alien forest. We found ourselves sucked in very fast.
Those who have been following my page for a while might remember that I am an admirer of science fiction and fancy myself a story-teller. I've always stayed away from alien worlds in my sci-fi storytelling, though, because I don't think my imagination is vivid enough to invent a truly alien world. I think this is a weak point with most popular science fiction, in fact. I love Star Trek but Star Trek aliens are just humans (mostly white Americans) with funny noses. But this was truly alien, and it was deep, with an enormous amount of detail I could never wade all the way through. This was the first time I ever felt like I was visiting a truly believable alien world.
The Alien Team at the Churui cardboard sled competition. (actually, we called ourselves the Mongrels, but...we were supposed to be aliens. They kindly translated mongrels for us, though, to the shock of the whole crowd)