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I'm starting to shoot film - this shot is from my first ever roll (unaltered and uncropped). Altered Landscape series is an oxymoron of sorts - capturing reality on film, but making it surreal...
This is one of the first books I made. I used pieces leftover from other projects. The tags were re-used from another project I made, when I was doing demos at Michael's Craft store.
My first altered Altoid tin made for the Wicked Circus Altered Altoid Tin Swap on craftster.org. The exterior is mostly painted polymer clay, the trailer is balsa wood.
This is my LC Verse Carnage, I decided to keep the torso and legs for him because I thought it suited him more than anything I tried out. I gave him a more "Superior Carnage" look to his head and tentacles rather than the simple venom looking one. I also changed his name to something I found kind of interesting. The people who created Carnage were apparently going to call him "Ravage" but decided to change it to "Carnage". I thought this suited him quiet well however so decided to go with it.
Tell me what y'all think! My version of his backstory is below!
LC Verse Spider-Man
Ravage - Cletus Kasady
- Normon Osborn realised after the "betrayal" of Parasite (Agent Venom) he needed a more savage version of the creature. One who doesn't have a cool head to gather his thoughts, because that's what caused him to lose Parasite to join Spider-Man when he was convinced by the hero to be good. So Norman used his OSCORP facilities to genetically alter Banshee (Scream) so she produced 1 offspring through Asexual reproduction. He then realised that the symbiotes mimicked their hosts personalities so he decided to select a crazed individual and who better than a psychopath?
- Cletus Kasady was approached by OSCORP and was fused with the symbiote, immediately it took on the savage personality and radiated with rage. He called himself Ravage and now follows Norman Osborns orders to kill Spider-Man.
The Old Elbe Tunnel was completed in 1911. The tunnel is 426m long and runs 24 m beneath the Elbe river.
The tunnel was built to help thousands of workers cross the river to get to and fro from work.
The tunnel walls are decorated with glazed terra cotta ornaments displaying items related to the Elbe river. While mostly fish or crabs, a few show different items like waste and rats, too.
I used a variety of edits on this, including an altered texture layer as frame.
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On 31 December and 13 January, «Old New Year's Eve», the «Chläuse» make their way around the Appenzell hinterland. The origin and meaning of this ancient custom are the subject of speculation, because few written documents exist.
Schwägalp, Appenzell, Switzerland
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Schade, dieser Perlpilz ist für einen Pilzsammler nicht mehr interessant, allerdings sieht er in der Blüte seines Lebens immer noch gut aus.
Blick nach unten in die Halle der Fahrstühle und der Tunnel zur anderen Elbseite.
Der 1911 eröffnete St. Pauli-Elbtunnel – in Abgrenzung zum seit 1975 bestehenden Neuen Elbtunnel auch Alter Elbtunnel genannt – unterquert die Norderelbe auf einer Länge von 426,5 Metern und verbindet mit zwei Tunnelröhren die nördliche Hafenkante bei den St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken mit der Elbinsel Steinwerder. Wikipedia
The St. Pauli Elbe Tunnel, opened in 1911—also called the Old Elbe Tunnel to distinguish it from the New Elbe Tunnel, which opened in 1975—crosses the Norderelbe River over a length of 426.5 meters and connects the northern edge of the harbor near the St. Pauli Landungsbrücken with the Elbe island of Steinwerder via two tunnel tubes. Wikipedia
So, still on the trip of posting stuff I've been meaning to post for a while. I'm enjoying it I must say. Clearing the decks so to speak, at least a little, whilst I slowly march my way through a whole heap of editing and sorting. Egads those photo things can get out of control if one isn't careful!
This'll be the last post for a few days though, so I hope all y'all enjoy it.
My deepest thanks to the good folks at Altered Light SL for using my photo "Precious Illusions" as their group cover. I love playing with light effects in SL and during post. It's gratifying to be noticed!
Yesterday I had a terrible anxiety/panic attack, which reminded me of how lonely I really am. I scrolled through my phone contacts, wondering whom I could call and realised that it was somewhat pointless. Even if I called one of my friends, I think I wouldn't know how to explain my own thoughts.
I am alone in the dark.
I grabbed my camera, the way to escape the bad, and went out. Just us. Me and this alter ego of mine.
Somebody told me that we never create things only for ourselves, because truly we don't know ourselves. And this thought troubled me deeply, during the passed few weeks.
Who am I when I am all alone?
Class 60 locomotive No. 60011 waits to head east from Didcot Parkway station with the 11:39 Didcot Fuelling Point to Theale Murco light engine move on Thursday 1st July 2021. She would later haul 6B33, the 13:35 Theale to Robeston Sidings working.
Alter Südfriedhof - München
The Alter Südfriedhof (Old South Cemetery) also known as "Alter Südlicher Friedhof" is a cemetery in Munich, Germany. It was founded by Duke Albrecht V as a plague cemetery in 1563 about half a kilometer south of the Sendlinger Gate between Thalkirchner and Pestalozzistraße.
The cemetery was established in 1563, during the reign of Albert V, Duke of Bavaria, for victims of the plague and located outside the city gates. It was also the burial ground of the dead from the Sendling uprising of 1705, in which over 1100 were killed after they had surrendered to the troops of Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor. From 1788 to 1867 it was the single collective burial ground for the dead of the city.
The cemetery today serves as an Art and Cultural history monument, and is open to the public as an official Munich park. Most of the monuments, which suffered from exposure to weather and pollution, have been renovated and cleaned, in a three-year project (2004–2007). The St. Stephan's church has also been renovated.
Active Assignment Weekly: October: Halloween
WIT: Tried on several makeup choices, and hair. After taking several pics, chose one, and in post, desaturated, brought back the lips, cropped to square.
Hotel in downtown san diego. Trying to expand my ps skills on this one by far my most heavily modified shot ive done. in particular the lighting dapples on the building front. The original shot was pretty much an even tone across the face
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Play, but chill. Laugh, but love. Not to mention the abstract seaside garden of moody vibes. Be sure to let my windlight control yours....works best that way. I didn't make this place to be seen in daylight :)