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This large barn complex from what must have been a very successful farm has been abandoned for many years now in upper Bucks County. That location is so desirable it is doomed to become another housing development.
This cattle shed and silo has been here for as long as I can remember but its days are numbered as industrial buildings encroach on the site. Utah County, Utah.
A pair of York Rail CF7s with no future were parked at the West York yard of Genesee and Wyoming awaiting a future that would not come.
There are nights when the weather doesn't play along and astrophotography just isn't an option. That's when it is nice to be out with friends or to you meet other people you can chat with.
This was of those nights. Clouds rolled in and there was no chance to shoot the Milky Way... A doomed session. No wonder this strange guy turned up, just as we were ready to call it a night. He wasn't talkative at all, but he made a good foreground subject that matched the gloomy sky conditions.
You may ask why I was't terrified by the grim rim reaper. The answer is easy: If you do not join the dark side of landscape astrophotography (others call it compositing 😜), there is no reason to be afraid of the dark guy.
Happy Halloween!
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Canon EOS 6D, astro-modified - for whatever it helped here
Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 @ 15mm
Stack of 7 x 45s @ ISO6400
2 x 20s @ ISO12800 for the reaper
Not gonna lie, and I've said it before probably, but July 9th was definitely the best day ever chasing haboobs 😂
This was southwest of Gila Bend aways, eight-image panoramic with the Sony A7R3 and Sigma Art 14-24. Massive, dense haboob riding underneath a pretty nifty shelf cloud.
That wall of dust originated southwest of Phoenix and ended up rolling into California and Mexico after dark...what an amazing day.
It's a time for another tale from the pirate city, Mos Eisley. Obi-Wan just got in, while Luke we're already a hand in the air waving for the bartender, Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes played their theme song on a repeat. It's a good song but after you heard it something like two hundred times, your ears starts to bleed blood. Is there something suspicious about to happen in next few minutes, cause it's Greedo, who is pushing from the side towards Luke and Obi Wan! "Are we're doomed?!" shouts C-3PO! Oh no, will there be a battle between this trio? I think Luke has his eyes on Greedo. And I'm ready with my camera. All I need is to do is check the batteries. And decide whether there will be a sequel for this someday!
For now, I'm probably going to continue to photograph this set for awhile and have just fun with it. This time I don't have a plans to show you what happened next. Maybe I'll do that in the future!
Forced perspective is a powerful thing, yo.
• ~35 Megapixel Rendering
• DeadEndThrills CheatTable (FOV / Timestop / Depth of Field)
• SRWE for Hotsampling
Behold a new Christ
Behold the same old horde
Gather at the altering
New beginning, new word
And the word was death
And the word was without light
The new beatitude:
"Good luck, you're on your own"
Blessed are the fornicates
May we bend down to be their whores
Blessed are the rich
May we labor, deliver them more
Blessed are the envious
Bless the slothful, the wrathful, the vain
Blessed are the gluttonous
May they feast us to famine and war
What of the pious, the pure of heart, the peaceful?
What of the meek, the mourning, and the merciful?
All doomed
All doomed
( The picture is a screenshot for APC's video )
Temple of Doom is my favorite Indiana Jones movie, and one of my favorite movies of all time. That said, I've been trying to pick up some of the retired LEGO Indiana Jones sets for photos, but they are not coming cheap.
This one however was assembled via a few Bricklink orders.
I'm not 100% happy with the shot. The bridge came together awesome, but shooting it proved to be difficult. I couldn't get the straight on angle to work, so I opted for a different perspective than in the film.
Hope you like, thanks.
Hang on lady, we going for ride!
This is Mt Ngauruhoe in Tongariro National Park. It featured as Mt Doom in The Lord of the Rings trllogy although Peter Jackson used summer footage of the volcano with no snow on it to make it look more sinister and inhospitable.
The Journey's End
Although Mount Doom is typically depicted from the interior, I fell so in love with the look of the entrance during my research, that I just had to take a stab at building it.
Hope you enjoy this next vignette of our series! If you haven't seen the first books yet make sure to check the profiles listed down below.
New scene every Tuesday and Thursday!
The Lord of the Rings series:
•Book 1: Xenomurphy
•Book 2: Jonas Kramm
•Book 3: Jonas Kramm
•Book 4: Marcel V.
•Book 5: ForlornEmpire
•Book 6: Grant Davis
Slapped the new Jafar turban on The Maharajah, and cobbled together the assassin that tries to strangle Indy and gets hanged from the ceiling fan for his troubles.
Ft. Some other Doomed chaps.
Doom is a special game for me. Forbidden by pacifistic parents, played in the dark when nobody looks. It is dark, dirty, scary, bloody and downright disturbing at some places.
And it has Cacodemons. Scary hissing death servants of doom. The very first thing in gaming which terrified me so much I immediately turned off the PC... good times, good times ;)
Saturday's 17.32 BIF - CAR runs alongside the River Ehen behind 37401 and passes Sellafield's "up" outer home signal.
The buffer stop marks the end of the siding which at one time was the southern end of the Whitehaven, Cleator & Egremont Railway's 1869 divergence from the Furness Railway.
The line ran via Beckermet, Egremont, Woodend & Moor Row, rejoining the Furness at Mirehouse Junction south of Whitehaven Corkickle.
Wound down from the 1930s onward the last remaining section, between Beckermet Mines and here at Sellafield, closed in January 1970.
Vent stacks of the Sellafield complex can be seen above Watch Hill.
Taken at Wells Cathedral using fish eye lens. Were walking back to vicars close then we saw this picture. Ever need your gutters clearing out check my website out. Covering Bristol and up to 30 miles or so. www.marksguttercleaning.co.uk