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Anyone who had a Commodore 64 with a shoebox full of floppy discs with 1000 illegitimate games knows what this one is about.
I've been sizing up old Commodore ads for a while now and really wanted to do a piece showcasing the system and it's many rainy Sunday afternoons spent playing Impossible Mission, Jumpman and Rambo.
This is 18" x 24". Buy the print here.
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Coincidentally I had all my cars and my camera gear at work so thought I'd shoot them in the warehouse!
I've had the Lotus since I was 22 and living in England, I shipped it to be with me when I moved to Hong Kong and have recently brought it with me when I moved to Australia.
The Mercedes, nicknamed "The Duchess", I bought when living in Hong Kong. She starred in the canto movie "Ngo joh aan gin diy gwai / My Left Eye Sees Ghosts" - www.imcdb.org/vehicle_403355-Mercedes-Benz-280-SE-W108-19... - but wasn't the one that got smashed up!
I bought the Commodore when I moved to Aus in February 2016. It was originally owned by the owner of Melbourne Performance Centre and was the test mule for their 'tune pack' to rival HSVs. It produces 415 BHP and feels/ sounds like it!
Cheers, Ben
1935 Hudson Commodore Eight 2-door coupe convertible, 219 cu in/3.6 litre straight 8 engine, Reg.CGC991 at the Bristol American Classic Car Show, Keynsham Rugby Club, Somerset, 24 July 2025.
Commodore Ayiwah is the commander of the Dasaka Navy. Normally patrolling the Kentoku Archipelago aboard her flagship, the Yukanna, she currently leads an expedition of her people on the recently discovered island of Mata Nui. Compared to home, this place is borderline Anarchy in her eyes and she's having a tough time adjusting to the free spirited inhabitants. As a result, shenanigans easily ensue.
Credit to Soren (www.flickr.com/photos/bricklovinfreakboy/) for the Commissar base
Credit to James McKelvie (www.flickr.com/photos/mckitten) for the arms.
This is Finn Nielsen, age 64. The age is just a coincidence.
I have had this idea for about 2 years. Why? The Commodore 64 machine is absolutely great, and I wanted to do something else than taking pictures of the machine itself.
If you don't know what the Commodore 64 is, google it :)
Check out the HIGH-RES to see the details on the pins, the clock etc.
A before and after and a set-up picture can be seen on my Facebook page.
Strobist:
Hasselblad H3D-39.
1x Elinchrom Quadra in Elinchrom Deep Octa 100 cm to camera left.
2x Alien Bees 800 from behind for rim.
Triggered by EL-Skyport transmitter.
My Holden Commodore SV6, with NR84 Southern Spirit plates, poses with Southern Spirit liveried NR84 & The Ghan liveried NR109 at Goobang Junction, the NR’s had just arrived with Pacific National’s 2YN2 steel service. Tuesday, 16th July 2019.
Hudson Commodore and VaKashunette with matching paint job. Enchanted Trails RV Park and Trading Post. On former Route 66), West Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. More on their vintage trailers and cars: www.enchantedtrails.com/vintage_exhibit.html
While you are here, you may take a look at my full Albuquerque 2021 photo walk in this album.
Limited numbers of the Australian Holden Commodore SS performance car were imported into the United States and marketed as the Chevrolet SS. General Motors dropped the Holden marque in 2021, to the regret of many Australians.
Statue of [U.S. Navy] Commodore John Barry, an officer during the American Revolutionary War - Independence National Historical Park, historic Phidelphia.
Info: This statue depicts Commodore John Barry, who on March 10th, defeated the British in the last naval battle of the American Revolutionary War in 1783. > otilius.blogspot.mx/2008/03/commodore-barry.html
The Commodore was the 2.5L 6 cylinder version of the Opel Rekord.
I spotted this one outside of a vintage car restauration business. It was Sunday, so it was closed, but peeking through the windows I saw, among others, A 1966 Vanden Plas Princess 4-litre, second generation Toyota MR2, 1973 VAZ 2101 Zhiguli (aka Lada 1200), 1950s or early 1960s Alfa Romeo Spider, Hindustan Ambassador and a 1960s Jaguar S-Type. And last, but not least, a Moskvitch pedal car.
Holden Commodore registered in March 1998.
Registered as a TWR.
Last taxed in October 2013 and last MoT test expired in January 2014.
A Opel Commodore GS/E Coupé at the Technorama in Hildesheim.
© Dennis Matthies
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I was originally going to build a flexible custom torso for this character, as I have done before. However, in order to achieve the look I wanted I eventually gave up on the flexibility and instead chose a standard CCBS torso bone piece for its numerous attachment points. I am quite happy with the result, as it didn't just allow for a good amount of detail to be attached - It is also very sturdy, so I can pose her without breaking off half the armor in the process ^^
The Gaudy Commodore (Precis octavia) is a medium-sized African butterfly with a wingspan of 48 to 60 mm.
There are 2 subspecies of this butterfly: The northern form, Precis octavia octavia and the southern form, Precis octavia sesamus.
The upperside of the wings of the northern subspecies is throughout the year red/orange with black borders and dark markings at the base of the wings. See picture above.
The upperside of the southern subspecies is in the summer the same as the northern subspecies, but in the winter, completely different. The upperside of the wings are in the winter black and blue with a row of red spots.
The seasonal dimorphism of the southern Gaudy Commodores are so different, for many years they were considered to be 2 species.
The southern subspecies is found from the Eastern Cape in South Africa and along the eastern side of Africa to Kenya. The northern subspecies lives in the rest of Africa south of the Sahara.
This picture of the tailed jay is taken in the indoor tropical butterfly garden Passiflorahoeve in Harskamp, the Netherlands.
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De Gaudy Commodore (Precis octavia) is een middelgrote Afrikaanse vlinder met een vleugelspanwijdte van 48 Ã 60 mm.
De gaudy commodore komt voor in heel Afrika zuidelijk van de Sahara. Er zijn twee ondersoorten: de noordelijke vorm (Precis octavia octavia) en de zuidelijke vorm (Precis octavia sesamus).
De bovenzijde van de noordelijke vorm is het hele jaar door oranjerood gekleurd met een zwarte rand en zwarte vlekjes.
De zuidelijke vorm is in de zomer gelijk aan de noordelijke vorm, maar in de winter heel anders gekleurd. De bovenzijde van de vleugels is dan zwart en blauw met een rijtje rode punten.
De zuidelijke ondersoort komt voor in oostelijk Afrika van Kaap de Goede Hoop in Zuid-Afrika tot in Kenia. De noordelijke ondersoort leeft in de rest van Afrika zuidelijk van de Sahara.
Deze foto van de gaudy commodore is gemaakt in de tropische vlinderkas van zorgboerderij De Passiflorahoeve bij Harskamp op de Veluwe tussen Ede en Apeldoorn, noordelijk van Arnhem.
Alleen in de maanden juni t/m september is de Passiflorahoeve (www.passiflorahoeve.nl/) van maandag t/m zaterdag van 10:00 tot 16:00 uur geopend voor bezoekers.
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