CUSTOM CAR CULTURE
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One of my favourite lakes, hehe. See how I created this image at www.letsimage.com/2015/07/lake-guinness.html
There are some advantages riding on the top floor of a bus. Saw this great Custom Car on the roundabout on the way home this evening. Managed to get a few shots of it on my iPhone 5. I want one! :-)
It mostly resembles a 1951 Ford from the so-called "Shoebox" era. But the roof has been chopped, the headlights have been 'frenched' and the grille appears to consist of 1951 parts that have been modified a bit. No wonder that it has a front plate bearing the likeness of Frankenstein's Monster!
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Taken on a lovely still evening with the River Liffey almost as calm as a mill pond. Here's what Wikipedia has to say about this beautiful building and its history:- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Custom_House
I found some flashlight figs this weekend and decided to make a Sentinel with one of em'. Fully equipped with beanie action power. Ethan Klein eat your heart out.
A perfect day to be outside and explore Cardinal's famed Boneyard. This 1950 Chrysler Desoto Custom was weathered and worn, but was very fun to photograph.
Customized version of "ANGIE" ♥
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One of my first 3 shapes for PS, my new shaping project. More shapes to come for more heads! Feedback welcome ♥
See how these shapes move:
I thought it would be cool to try and make some custom camouflage designs with ideas I had, this is what I came up with for woodland.
Custom House (Dublin). Se trata de un imponente edificio de estilo neoclásico del siglo XVIII con cuatro fachadas monumentales en pleno centro de la ciudad a orillas del Liffey. Es considerado una de las bellezas arquitectónicas de Dublín y francamente es uno de los más emblemáticos.
Originalmente fué concebido como la aduana del puerto, ha tenido sus avatares a lo largo de la historia, de los cuales el más catastrófico fue el incendio-atentado de 1921 que causó graves daños y pérdidas irreparables. Restaurado posteriormente, a día de hoy alberga la sede de un ministerio de la República.