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chased the biker for 6 to 7km and snapped this pic at 120km/hr while driving my car. (please donot try this smile emoticon without proper support)
Or Shinkansen 0 Series if you prefer - the 1960s original speed demon, part of the Around The World Brick Adventure exhibition for Bright Bricks
Bulleteer Customs was started in 2005 in Bangalore as a small back Yard project which developed soon into a business driven by passion for motorcycles to design for aesthetics and performance. Appreciated greatly within India and abroad.
This is my meal planning spread. I do a large amount of the cooking, but coming up with the ideas is the worst part for me. So on the left are a number of ideas, color coded to match the columns on the right side. On the right is a daily track of what we had for dinner. I use this to gauge the amount of takeout/eating out we do.
More samples from my SoFoBoMo (www.sofobomo.org). Back to the classics...shooting water balloons with a pellet gun. Added a little food coloring for effect.
Strobist Info:
Two Canon Speedlights at 1/32nd power at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock
Hiviz Sound Trigger
Bullet Point is a low-level criminal operating as a thug-for-hire in the Tri-City Bricklyn Bay Area. Specialises in 'smash and grab' robbery due to his impervious skull and ability to break through walls with his head.
Built for the League of Lego Heroes www.flickr.com/groups/llh/
More specifically for Quickblade22's 'Create a Villain Contest'
Large soft box camera front for backdrop and top lighting, beauty dish camera right, reflector camera left.
Or Shinkansen 0 Series if you prefer - the 1960s original speed demon, part of the Around The World Brick Adventure exhibition for Bright Bricks
This ant is approx. an inch long & is named because its bite is as painful as getting hit by a bullet!
Bullet holes in the Daniel O'Connell statue from the 1916 Easter Rebellion ringed in red. Dramatically Daniel has taken one round in the head.
The spread of bullet holes would seem to indicate two bursts of British Army machine gun fire (six rounds per burst) and that the statue was blocking the intended target (GPO building roof and the Irish Tricolour). Presumably the machine gun was promptly re-positioned. The remaining six hits circled here are most likely rifle rounds aimed at the GPO roof by troops supporting the machine gun team. The statue was hit by ten bullets over the course of the week-long street fighting - a low number given the intense firefight which utterly destroyed Dublin city's main thoroughfare.
Insert photo of a person added for statue scale.
O'Connell Street - Dublin - Ireland
fiquei encantado com a foto e a idéia me bateu na mesma hora, satsfeito com o resultado.
origem: tak-o-pop.deviantart.com/art/Bullet-Witch-01-86809875?q=b...
NOTE: I would love to get some feedback on this set, good or bad. I'm interested to know how it is accepted and if it's something new or more of the same. If you see flaws point them out I need to know what others think of this series. Thanks!
Here's another in the series. For this one I started with the posed shot with a fake gun then added the muzzle flash and the metal pieces. The bullet was posed in another shot and then composite into place to create the complete effect.
The shot of the guy was done in the studio with a novatron setup, large softbox camera right for the guy and a small softbox above the camera for the gun detail. The bullet shot used the same lighting setup for continuity.
Looks great in the slideshow!
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The 2015 Platinum Bullet V is the most recent addition to the series, and is based on the Aston Martin One-77 and Acura Advance Concept Car. I've taken the design back to its roots as a Luxury GT car. With a front mounted, twin turbochard V12, producing 800 Horsepower to 4WD, which will do 0-100 in 3.3 seconds, and on to a top speed of 210 MPH! It also features an opening canopy and a Stig in the Middle of a Red Leather interior. The Body is Aluminium with a Carbon Fiber stripe down the middle.
Note on the build: This Car has been on my wish list for a long time. When Lego finally came out with the silver wheel arches I had to make it. Innitially it was structuarlly flawed and frail, but it was as simple fix, with only a minor adjustment to the interior. The Car still opens up to reveal the driver, and has 12 cylinders under the hood. Also (barely visible) it has red break calipers! This was acomplished by putting red wheesl inside the double tire set up. See:
www.flickr.com/photos/117015672@N02/16817984180/in/album-...
A Shinkansen "bullet train" sitting in Odawara station during a rare delay.
See more photos from Japan here.
The theme for Macro Mondays is, "Starts with the letter B".
Years ago, a time that seems almost like a whole 'nother lifetime to me, I was an avid competition shooter, mainly with rifles and shotguns, which included being a member of the U.S. International Rifle Team and one world record. During that time, because ammunition was so expensive, I hand loaded my own ammo (see 1st comment below), and buying bullets, powder, primers and cartridge cases was far less expensive than buying store-bought ammo. Later, when I started shooting more casually, I switched mainly to pistol shooting, and, though I've done very little shooting in recent years, I still have some ammo components, and these bullets are a few of them.
The two bullets in back are 240 grain .44 caliber lead bullets; the long one in the center is a .30 caliber full metal jacket bullet for my .30-06 M1 Garand, the rifle that I used on the Marine Corps Rifle Team in the 1950s; left front is a 180 grain .44 caliber bullet; front center is a 125 grain .38/.357 magnum bullet, and right front is a 158 grain .38/.357 caliber wadcutter, which is used for target shooting because of the clean hole it cuts in a paper target.
Contrary to the crap the media is serving up today, 99.9% of all gun owners in America have never harmed another human being and never will, and it pisses me off royally to think my legitimate, responsible and safe use of firearms may be restricted even more than it is now because a few deranged individuals or inner city gang bangers commit horrendous acts with guns. We have enormous social problems in this country that aren't being addressed by our politicians, where killing and violence is equated with fun and games, and mental issues are swept under the rug and are unavailable for background checks, and ~~~~~oh, okay, I'll climb down off my band wagon. I could go on and on on this subject, but you get my drift...
Great collection of Royal Enfield bikes today.!
Great ride out with the Yorkshire Royal Enfield group too!!
Started and finished at the Carding Shed in Holmfirth..
154(s)miles for me today.
Tonight the silver bullet is resting after a day of running around, but before I took her home, I shot an unknown manifest at CP Long. Feels good to be on my own now!
A buggy zooms by during Carnegie Mellon University's buggy race practice on the morning of 11-15-2015. More about the buggy races here:
On the platform waiting for a bullet train to Kyushu in southern Japan, these schoolgirls started waving at us and giggling. Clearly, we had to take their photo. As with most Japanese we met, having their photo taken was at worst totally normal, at best an excuse to have a party.
“Armed with the sharpie markers I had at my disposal, I slowly covered the bunker in my little drawings. Dad kept going out on searches, I kept to my hobbies. Days went by, holidays past, and the years melded together. But…one day…that day, we were really woken up to what was really waiting on the outside…”
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- July 5th, 2032 -
*KNOCK-KNOCK-KNOCK-KNOCK!!*
Cristy - “I’m coming! Jeez, dad..."
*KNOCK-KNOCK-KNOCK-!!*
*CRI-…CRINK!*
Cristy - “D-dad what’s wrong?”
- “Arg! Honey, get the first aid kit.”
Cristy - “What’s wrong with your arm? And…w-where did you get that-“
- “Just get the first aid kit Cristy!!”
Cristy - “O-okay dad.”
- “Arg! God dammit…”
*KA-TSH!*
Supernatural Entity: If you need uncountable ammos and 3,000 rounds, twelve pipe bombs to kill for a specific ‘God’ then being a simple Kafeer is far superior!
Farook and Malik had more than 1,600 rounds of additional ammunition in the SUV they arrived in and another 3,000 rounds, 12 pipe bombs and bomb-making materials at their house in nearby Redlands, Calif., police said
Courtesy by (San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department/Reuters)
Inside a Shinkansen carriage, at the National Railway Museum in York.
I used the radial blur filter (set to zoom instead of spin) in Photoshop to create this effect.
You can create this effect naturally by either zooming the lens as you take a long (ish) exposure... or possibly by moving as you shoot. The photoshop way was easier though!
Partly inspired by this from Lee Seung Kye:
flickr.com/photos/lee_seung_kye/400739390/
Irritatingly, the carriage isn't symmetrical; there are three seats on one side of the aisle and two on the other!
Statue representing a bullet just outside the Museum HR Giger, which houses artifacts from the movie Alien, among many other works by the artist. There was some construction work going on in the medieval Château St. Germain, as you can see from the scaffolding in the background. We didn't go in the museum itself.
For more information, please visit: www.hrgigermuseum.com/