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Training the drivers of the future is ex Metroline bus DE865, last used in service on the 143 in January last year while based at Cricklewood Garage.
A recurring character on the Disney XD show Future Worm, Future Danny is the adult version of child protagonist Danny Elkman. The model itself is armed with the character's laser whip, as well as a walking cane.
Abandoned cement factory in Lime, Oregon. Recently demolished and nothing remains.
This is at the base of one of the huge columns at the plant.
Warsaw, Poland
Summer 2018
Innocence in full swing and the heat of summer is on setting the stage for a memory to look back on many years later as a boy and his brother explore the celestial terrain of balloons and the people who peddle them.
Luckily, its not a clown delivering the lofty token thus salvaging a memory from a nghtmare.
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This fallen tree has been cut loose to clear the walkway. It's only a matter of time before a storm surge reaches up and grabs the trunk and carries it away.
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An Illustration of A Future Toronto. This would be a view looking roughly northwest from somewhere above Harbour Square.
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Made mostly with Modo, with some 3D coat and photoshop.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
Eleanor Roosevelt
[Il futuro appartiene a coloro che credono nella bellezza dei propri sogni.]
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We have spotted three large Monarch butterflies in the back garden lately. Hopefully they will lay eggs and we will have caterpillars, cocoons and more Monarch butterflies in the future.
Shot with a Petri Color 35
C.C. Petri 40mm f/2.8 lens (red filter)
Derev Pan 400 film
Shot at EI 400
Developed in XTOL (1:1, 6:31 min at 77.5F, agitated first and each subsequent minute)
Scanned on a Coolscan 9000
Is this classic logo on borrowed time? It sure seems like it might be. So just like signs and trucks now is the time to document fuel tanks...because guaranteed this will lose its image in favor of Canadian Pacific's (if the seemingly inevitable happens) long before the last Southern Belle painted unit graces the rails.
This particular fuel tank is beside the Knoche Yard diesel shop in Kansas City Southern's historic hometown and headquarters city.
Kansas City, Missouri
Saturday August 28, 2021
New leaf on Nepenthes alata, a tropical carnivorous pitcher plant which is native to the Philippines. This highly specialised leaf will swell and develop into a hanging trumpet containing digestive juices.
Elizabethville, PA. April 2022.
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Lego Future Foundation. Mr. Fantastic/Invisble Woman/Thing are knock off from ebay. Spiderman is a Muddy River Minifigs custom. Doctor Doom is my own design using custom parts.
Cultural performance of the Pokot people.
The Pokot people are categorized under the larger Kalenjin tribes grouping of Kenyan Nilotic speakers because they have oral traditions of a similar origin. They speak the Pokot language. The Pokot people live in the Baringo and Western Pokot districts of Kenya and also in the Eastern Karamoja region of Uganda. The Pokots are dived into two main sub-groups depending of their location and way of life. The two groups are the Hill Pokot who practice both farming and pastoralism, and live in the rainy highlands in the west and in the central south. The second group is made up of the Plains Pokot who living in dry and infertile plains, herd cows, goats and sheep.
As a result of their nomadic lifestyle, adopted by most of the Pokot, they have interacted with different peoples in their history and therefore incorporated social customs of neighbors into their life. The Turkana and the Karamojong of Uganda, who they neighbor, appear to have had the most influence on the Pokot. Those who are cultivators mainly grow corn/maize. Nevertheless, whether a pastoralist or a farmer, wealth among the Pokot is measured by the number of cattle one has. The other major uses of cows are in bride price and barter trade. As long as a Pokot man has enough wealth in terms of cows to offer, marrying more than one wife is allowed.
Dairy products like milk are an important part of the diet of the Pokot. Porridge made from wild fruits boiled with a mixture of milk and blood, a repast rich in nutrients and iron is the staple of the Pokot diet. Using a special arrow, it's shot into the neck of a cow to drain blood without permanently causing harm to the animal.
The Tororot being the utmost god according to the Pokot, prayers and sacrifices are made to him during ethnic festivals and dances that are organized by their elders. Also, the Pokot have diviners who are in charge for maintaining the spiritual balance within their society. Being superstitious and believing in sorcery and sometimes calling on various forms of shielding lucky charms to ward off the ill will of any sorcerers is a part of their tradition. They also worship other deities like the sun, moon and believe in the spirit of death.
Governing within the Pokot community, is through a number of age-sets and association with any particular set is be determined by the age during which a Pokot goes through their initiation into that set group or society. It is typically between the ages of fifteen and twenty for the men while, it is around twelve, for the women. Matrimonial binds for the youngsters are allowed, once the initiation has been accomplished. As well, they begin taking part in the local economic functions. The bonds formed within the initiation groups, are close and are functional in future political ties as they progress through the positions in the tribal organization. At old age, they get a certain degree of status and the esteem that goes with it. Presiding over important tribal decisions, festivals and religious celebrations are the duties among others that elders are in charge of.
The Pokot are quite proud of their culture are bound to hold on to it in the future. Generally, Pokot women wear colorful necklaces and beaded headgears, brass jewelry and big loop type earrings whereas men wear just a few wrap garments and cowhide capes and shirts. They use beaded skirts to distinguish those females who have been initiated from those who haven't. Pokot warriors wear red clay on their hair, special headgears of feathers. Dances are an important aspect of their culture especially during social-cultural events.
After World War III, the remnants of GI Joe encounter machines in the ruins. No one is sure where they're coming from, or what they're doing.
The Reaction Terminator figure seemed like a great fit for my post apocalypse pics, it's just too bad it doesn't have more articulation. It does bring a good vibe though.
Carte de visite by an anonymous photographer. These two sons of Massachusetts and Naval Academy midshipmen posed for this portrait in March 1864, a time when the end of the Civil War seemed a distant dream. Though Union forces had captured Vicksburg and won the Battle of Gettysburg a year earlier, Confederate armies defended their remaining territory with all the blood and treasure they could muster. It is easy to imagine that Harrison Gray Otis Colby, left, and Henry Ware Lyon might see action in the war even though they were at least a couple years from graduation.
They were fated to miss what turned out to be the final year of the rebellion. Both men, however, went on to long and eventful navy careers during which they served in the Spanish-American War and became rear admirals.
Colby made a name for his survey work after he graduated in 1866. He went on to command the steamer Hannibal during the War with Spain’s Puerto Rico Campaign, retired in 1908, and during World War I spent two years in France with the Red Cross. He died in 1926.
Lyon, who graduated in 1867, commanded the Nipsic during the 1889 Apia cyclone that devastated Samoa and wrecked a number of warships. He survived the disaster, commanded the Dolphin during the Spanish American War, relieved Adm. George Dewey of the Olympia in 1902, retired five years later and died in 1929. His son, Harry Lyon, was navigator of the airplane Southern Cross during its historic flight from San Francisco to Australia in 1928.
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3D conceptualisation of a future iMac made by Adam Benton (source)
"The iMac features a 30" utra-thin LCD screen, which is totally transparent when the iMac is not in use. The screen can also be set to various levels of translucency, and can fade during sleep modes etc. The keyboard is also totally tramsparent, low profile and a curved ergonomic design, with light sensitive illuminated keys."