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On Saturday November 24th, 1973, this United States Navy Douglas DC-3 was forced to crash land on this stretch of beach in Solheimasandur.
Douglas Super DC-3 lies on a deserted black beach in Iceland. Once a symbol of U.S Navy, now probably the most well known "photographic attractions" of Iceland.
A more obscure DC comics character (though made more popular with his inclusion in Justice League Dark), Detective Chimp holds Dr Fate's helmet in his hand, wondering what happened to the man who should be wearing it... (and I'm wondering where I can get a better looking version of said helmet)
NS 4002 and 4004, the newest DC to AC conversions to hit the road, head west along BNSF's Mendota Subdivision at the old bridge west of Galva, IL.
I almost got completely screwed by the GALBRC, but thankfully they had baretables bringing up the rear. I almost didn't spend some PTO on these, but I thought they wouldn't be paired up forever and this may have been my only shot. Glad I did!
September 23, 2016.
This is taken from Arlington cemetery, and is a reflection of the Washington landmarks in a puddle. I like the hi key effect,
I was fortunate to have a day and an evening to tour and photograph in DC last week. I was even more fortunate to meet flickr friend Scott McLeod there
(www.flickr.com/photos/dscottmcleod) for a walking tour. Scott made the trip a success with his suggestions on places and times and even exposures. Look at Scotts truly great channel.
This is a three shot combination into HDR in LR then I sharpened it in NIK to give the present look.
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Shining Knight - I had a similar version to this one posted before. Just refined it and added a nodded Loki helmet.
Dragon King - Made him because of his appearances on Stargirl. He is a Chad through and through.
Shiv - Aka the Head Bitch. She was made because Dragon King was.
Red Tornado - Design is meh for me. Still haven't found the perfect way to make him, so he continues to be experimented on.
Let me know what you think of them!
Some more figures I recently made.
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Deadshot: Just the figure from my last set with some minor changes.
Temperature Control Batman: My take on Batman's cold protection suit, combined it with his heat protection suit.
Jim Gordon: Simple figure, torso is scratched up a bit.
Anarky: Kinda my own take, went through a couple different versions before settling.
A pair of DC motors from builders GMD and GE pull train G846 through "Robertson's Curve" near Swan Landing Alberta
This exhibit was not labeled but I took it to be three boneyard DC-3s that had been turned into an art exhibit of some sort at some point.
They’re on a back lot at the Pima Air & Space Museum near one of the first 747s ever built by Boeing, but not close enough to juxtapose photographically.