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Epic sunrise over a cold DC. Taken at Constitution Gardens. 1 minute exposure. First time shooting with the new Canon R5.

 

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Looking across the National Mall towards the Washinton Monument and Congress building from the Lincoln memorial. Washington DC, United States of America.

  

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DC-3 with Pan American Airways System markings over the SkyFair Airshow, Paine Field, Everett, Washington, USA

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DC-3A N143D at Siloam Springs Municipal Airport-Cecil Smith Field, Arkansas on 21st July 2018.

Along the Tidal Basin, Washington DC

This picture was taken at around 12th Street and Independence Ave in Washington, DC. The archway is apart of the US Department of Agriculture building.

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The Tidal Reservoir Inlet Bridge

a.k.a. The Tidal Basin Inlet Bridge, The Inlet Gate

 

architect: Nathan C. Wyeth, 1908-09

 

engineer: Col. Spencer Cosby, Array Corps of Engineers

 

architectural style: Beaux Arts, Neo-Classical

 

East & West Potomac Parks - National Mall

Ohio Drive, SW

Washington, District of Columbia

bread line sculpture above & radio listening below

Left to Right: Cosmic King, Lightning Lord and Queen Bee.

 

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PCC 1588 Calvert St & Rock Creek Bridge in Washington, DC (Sept. 1961)

Kodachrome my collection, photographer unknown.

MARC P249 was DC-bound with former Burlington Northern E9A 67 providing the horsepower. The 67 was renumbered to the 91 a few years later when retired and replaced by a MK GP40WH-2 of the same number.

 

The 91 is currently used as a graffiti canvas in a business park in Bensenville, Illinois after being gutted by the IRM to provide parts to make Wisconsin and Southern's former Milwaukee Road E9B operable.

 

This once-quiet farmer's crossing has been removed and a massive business park now occupies the entire area.

Tuesday Travels.

Getting closer to 100 :) hope to get there before Christmas

 

Huntress- new figure pretty self explanatory

 

Deadshot- really like the spy’s legs I think they look great on Floyd, gotta get a couple more pairs of them

 

Bane- added a vest looks much better

 

Cyborg- my favorite of these, went for a classic look

Mt Vernon Square, DC

TT Artisan 17 1.4

SE-DBG DC-8-62 Scanair - "Nöjesresan"-titles.

 

Following freighter-conversion in 1986 she served with Interstate, ATI, Cargosur, Iberia, Cygnus Air and CAA - Compagnie Africaine d'Aviation - Broken up at Johannesburg 2014.

 

(scan from my collection - taken by "Ozark" ;) )

The Olympus 35 DC has the same six element 40mm f1.7 lens, body and rangefinder as the Olympus 35 RC but is AE only and offers no manual override. Although this can be limiting to some extent, I like the fact that all you have to do is focus, point and shoot. I have both the 35 RC and 35 SP but have a soft spot for the DC.

At Gatwick on 25th June 1995.

I've never seen an explanation why Alitalia re-registered aircraft like this. Unlike the common practice of switching to foreign jurisdictions for security or tax purposes, keeping them on the Italian register with new series like I-R is a mystery. Maybe someone will read this who knows the answer.

I decided to put out another figbarf when I was feeling bored, and here they are from left to right.

Aquaman-Once again my love for the classics shines through, this Aquaman is based off the classic design or as some of you may say super friends, none the less I like how this one turned out.

Joker-This one is based off Alex Ross art, and Suicide Squad, I painted the green on a black hair piece so the color isn't that bright, the torso is a classic penguin toros.

Tony Zucco-When I was reading through Levi Nyuna's Nightwing series I saw this design for Zucco and thought it looked great, so I translated it into flesh pieces and I thought it was great.

Batman Year One-This classic Batman is a design i showed before but now I'm putting it in a showcase and think it looks better in this lighting.

Jason Todd's Second Suit-I ordered a classic Robin torso for my Tim Drake Robin since that looked more accurate, so I had this torso laying around and It looked more like the Under the Red Hood Robin so I put it on him and I love how it looks.

Firefly-A very simplistic design, i used the back of an old spaceman torso along with a firefly head with the white painted black, I then used the spaceman batman's wings, personally I think this is one of my simplest and favorite designs for a Batman villain.

Taken along the side of the Lincoln Memorial in DC.

AKA George "Digger" Harkness

A shot from last year that I wanted to post. I was still learning to shoot long exposure.

I love to take pictures in Washington DC because theres so much to see: flowers, people, buildings, monuments, bridges, dogs, etc.

Clash of styles in DC

Found on the back of a street sign on P St.

 

Super cool, huh?!

Native American Museum @ DC

Just a few updated combos with some new parts.

 

Ragdoll: new head

Freeze: new head

Hal Jordan: new jacket, overall new design (I've been wanting to use that hair)

Red Robin: I don't think I've seen anyone use this exact head/helmet combo to get his classic look

Wildcat: Still trying to do him justice, new headpiece and torso

 

Danger b/w Back In Business

AC/DC, Atlantic Records/USA (1985)

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