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I created Buzz Lightyear just for fun.
I modeled, rigged and animated him all in Autodesk Maya.
Buzz Lightyear is the copyright of Pixar.
Twitter - @zankrep
Website - www.hpeacock.com
For more information on how this was created, don't hesitate to get in touch.
Bees are being decimated all over Europe and the USA. This one looks OK in my garden. Nikon D700, Micro Nikkor 60mm
I would have grabbed a Buzz fountain drink if this guy would have moved his fat ass away from the condiment station where the cups were kept.
Maybe homework, maybe a love letter? Blind candid shot of unknown girl at Buzz Brew's Cafe in Dallas, Texas
This Buzz Lightyear was so awesome. His head is a rear-projection screen. The screen is molded into the shape of his head. It looks like so cool, just like a real being. I thought it was the most awesome puppet ever, but then Ian realized it was a TV. So cool!
I created Buzz Lightyear just for fun.
I modeled, rigged and animated him all in Autodesk Maya.
Buzz Lightyear is the copyright of Pixar.
Twitter - @zankrep
Website - www.hpeacock.com
For more information on how this was created, don't hesitate to get in touch.
Buzz the Beaver, Winnipeg.
After going twenty-seven days on the road solo, and only a limited number of days with good conversations, I met Buzz at the Royal Canadian Mint. Buzz didn't talk all that much, but we hit it off right away, so he joined the trip. It was nice to share those long stretches of silence with somebody... or something...
I was shooting Bluebonnets on our land opposite this little guy when he buzzed by me. I turned around to get this shot quickly; at least, as quick as I could. I was shooting with my old Micro Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 that is 100% manual (focus and exposure all manual). I love that lens just like I do my old Pentax lens - they are all metal, quality build, pleasing bokeh and very sharp when the focus is dialed in well. The bee flew off before I could zero in on the focus. When I switch systems I am not going to miss my new Nikon primes, nor the 70-200 but I will miss this old tank of a lens.
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Lake George Men’s Shed was once again buzzing with activity on Wednesday 1 November 2017 with members of the shed and community members helping with our Community Christmas Trees project.
QPRC partnered with the kind folk at Lake George Men’s Shed who generously donated their time to help with Stage 1 of our Community Christmas Trees project.
Community members and organisations came along on Wednesday to collect their trees to decorate and once finished clusters of brightly decorated plywood Christmas trees will be dotted throughout Bungendore Village to add some festive cheer to the streets.
Photography: Gabriella Tagliapietra for QPRC