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Disused control panel for one of the two papermaking machines at the UPM mill at Shotton. This works has since closed and been replaced by a containerboard board plant owned by Turkish company Eren.
Launceston Castle dominates the surrounding landscape.
It was built by Richard, Earl of Cornwall soon after the Norman Conquest and became the administrative headquarters for the Earl of Cornwall. With its far reaching views, it was a significant location where control could be kept over the various estates in the area.
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Short Skyvan 3-200 number SH1939 proudly made in Belfast during 1974 as G-BCIB. Along with many of her sisters, she has a had a long and varied career. Originally delivered to Japan as JA8800 with the Japan Maritime Safety Agency for around twenty years.
Over to Australia as VH-IBT with International Aviation Pty for a very short time. To the USA register as N643M and taking part in Florida mosquito control.
Seen here at DeKalb with Win Win Aviation during mid 2022.
Registered as N195WW July 2023.
In the middle of an evening monsoon storm, these newer hooded Vaders, help control the crossovers at Mescal AZ., signaling an approaching eastbound.
The controls of the GWR 56xx taffy tank engine No 5637 in full steam on the East Somerset Railway, this was a 50th birthday treat to drive the engine for the day, an amazing day it was.
Launch Control..
Looking straight down the flight deck of the brand new Aircraft Carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth..
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I think of this photo being possibly a sequel to this picture. In the previous photo the women is swallowed by the chaos of the storm. But this photo shows the hope of controlling the storm. Everyone at some point feels like there life is just a storm of chaos, drowning them in it. This photo shows how at some point you need to take control of the chaos, and use it to empower yourself by learning from it and becoming the better person for it.
When I was thinking about this photo the idea reminded a bit about Wizard of Oz. So keeping that in mind I decided on using this dress, because it reminded me of something Dorthy might wear and it felt appropriate for the shoot.
To take a look at a couple of BTS pictures from this shoot, or to just say hi, visit my Facebook page! I also made a BTS video that follows me step by step during my shooting process, as well as a slow transition of my editing at the end. If you have any questions that you would like me to answer in future videos post them here or below the video.
I took eight photos of this cosplayer. Unfortunately, all except for the very last one was out-of-focus (dang it!). But the last image looked damned good.
I threw many of the post-processing features I had available to me into this one as I wanted controlled chaos going on all around her; matching her mind-set from the end of WandaVision. I used multiple fractal brushes with different "layer style" settings to add outer glows, gradients, color overlays, etc. The background is a seven-pointed star created with Oxidizer. It has been faded to let a bit of original background bleed through adding in some textures and the cosplayer was masked out so that she showed up at 100%.
I used the frequency separation technique to give a smoother yet realistic look to her skin and minimize fly-away hairs on her face.
Showing off how much control they have while barely flying fast enough to not turn into a falling rock.