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When the Rhiwbach Tramway ceased operations in 1961, Maenofferen quarry took it over to ensure its transportation link - at the time it had no road access. All traffic to and from Maenofferen went over the tramway for the next 20 years.
This is the entry point to Maenofferen proper. To the left is the foot of Rhiwbach No. 3 incline. This bridge leads over the River Bowydd and beyond forms a reversing spur allowing trains to gain height up to the mills level of the quarry.
I like horses so much, so I want to make a pumpkin pf a beautiful steed. It can be a meara or Nahar himself. The pumpkin itself is not cutted through, only the skin of it was removed, that's why it's not that bright. The photo was taken with a mobile phone, so it's not the best quality.
Finally, my entry for the PSDTuts+ Delta Dawn competition.
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INTERPRETATION OF BRIEF
Delta Dawn: The Singularity
"The year is 2399 A.D. An enormous supercomputer known as the Triarch covers the entire surface of the Earth. For two hundred years, it has dominated mankind with its army of machines and genome soldiers. Its relay hubs - monstrous structures known as the Spikes – tower over the landscape, a grim reminder to the humans living in slavery below.
Humanity’s last hope rests with the Delta Collective, a group of scientists, soldiers, engineers and refugees living deep within the city’s forgotten foundations, where the Triarch’s probes cannot penetrate… yet.
As a member of the Delta Collective’s elite combat operatives, it is your mission to strike at the Triarch’s silicon heart, using a combination of brute force, sabotage and subterfuge.
The 25th Century dawns. The time has come to take the planet back."
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MY COMMENTS
My envisionment of the game was of a first-person shooter taking place in a futuristic, post-apocalyptic city, centering around the actions of a lone soldier in an underground guerilla war against a supercomputer that has subjugated all mankind.
The subtitle - "The Singularity" - refers to the hypothetical "technological singularity" that some think will occur when technology develops at an immense and uncontrollable rate, resulting in, among other things depending on who you ask, sentient computers. In my image of the game, mankind reached this singularity in the 2100s, and has been paying the price for it ever since.
I would create the entire game if I could - the general art style is represented in the box art. It would be a juxtaposition of the ultra-high-tech, clean, clinical forces of the Triarch and the grungy, dirty, "underground" denizens of the city.
Weaponry would be put together from salvaged parts around the city by the Delta Collective's science team and taken from the corpses and wrecks of the Triarch's forces. These would range from crude projectile weapons to radioactive sludge cannons and a "cold fusion gun" [Pictured - actually a modified camera tripod! :)].
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STOCK IMAGES:
Soldiers:
shoofly-stock.deviantart.com/art/Soldier-Stock-6-52133879
shoofly-stock.deviantart.com/art/Soldier-Stock-3-52132239
City Backdrops:
Sky:
cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=22664&PHPSESSID=c151e1b...
Mutant:
pariahrisingstocks.deviantart.com/art/Freako-Stock-1-1146...
Grunge:
cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=5043&PHPSESSID=c151e1b1...
www.cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=13248&PHPSESSID=7c9...
www.cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=5322&PHPSESSID=7c93...
www.cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=12735&PHPSESSID=7c9...
I am unsure of the license of the matte painting in the lower-right screenshot - it's an image that I had on my hard drive. I liked it and used it, but I can remove it easily if necessary.
All the rest was done with original photography and texture generation techniques.
The towers are 3D models generated using 3D Studio Max and Greeble.
Model Credit goes to Francois Louw.
Even during a heavy rain, the covered entry provides much needed shelter and inspiring quality that lends itself beautifully to this home’s grand entry.
A decorative copper chain serves as gutter drops at the four column locations for a functional and attractive solution to our northwest climate.
My wife and I went to the first exhibition in Germany about Adof Hitler since the end of the war,needless to say its a touchy subject. The exhibit was located in the German national history museum and when you went inside the museum you would never know there was an exhibit about Hitler. I asked if i could take pictures and i was told i could without a flash but i managed to go in and snap a few pictures before i was told i was not allowed to,
The exhibit makes a strong point to explain the rise of Hitler,his impact on Germany,its people and crimes the crimes committed by this regime. The stories i read about it in English language German newspapers say they did not want the exhibition to be something Neo Nazis would not flock to.
The whole exhibition covers Hitler's rise from obscurity,the Nazis grab of power,life in Nazi Germany,Racial laws,the start of the war to the end and Hitler's legacy.
As well as the public's perception of Hitler from his time to present. I found it a bit strange to hear laughter during the exhibit but this came from scenes from Charlie Chaplin's parody of Hitler to videos from youtube with the meme of "Hitler's reaction to.." from the movie the Untergang. The youtube video "Hitler's reaction to Micheal Jacksons death" was on display which garned alot of laughs.
The whole exhibit had many relics from Nazi Germany. There were all sorts of uniforms from the 3rd reich like posters,children's books,painting,nazi street signs,Field Marshall baton's, strips of uncut yellow fabric the with star of David and "jude" written on it. Some of the artifacts were in such pritine condition they were down right errie looking.
The whole exhibit was really interesting but the disappointing part is that the main sections of the exhibit were described in English as well as German but alot of the individual artifacts and displays were only in German which gave me the impression that the exhibit was mainly for Germans.
Ledbetter House
Designed by Bruce Goff
Norman, OK
1948
Here's a 1948 article in Life magazine about the house and the public's reaction to it:
copyright C. Michael McCall Leta Mac Stripling farmhouse Altamaha Tattnall County Georgia
I was honored to be invited to photograph the home of the late Leta Mac Stripling before renovation begins. Inside this well-maintained c. 1920s farmhouse are Mrs. Stripling's furnishings and objets d'art, including a set of Currier prints, documents of local historic interest, and many, many books.
Altamaha, Tattnall County, Georgia
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Alex Bracy '13, Sunset Over Tuscany: Florence, Italy, February, 2012.
Arriving in Florence during the day, you are immediately taken aback by its beauty. You may find yourself wondering how people are walking through the streets with their heads down. It seems impossible to believe anyone finds these landscapes and views as a normal, daily encounter. Once realizing that people cross these bridges everyday, an appreciation for their beauty only grows stronger. The environment seems to evoke different feelings during each part of the day and while you may feel inspired looking at the bridges in the morning, you may feel a sense of comfort as the sun sets behind the almost 700 year old trademark of the city.
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