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Technology can be a good thing until as most good things it becomes corrupt. Although a few people can afford to harvest organs via stem cell there will still be enough people where it will be less expensive to become part machine. Just how far will they go? Part machine or something more, for example if a robot is programmed to do a task, providing it runs properly the human element is gone. Hopefully we will learn before it is too late.
The Madrid Metro station at Nuevos Ministerios is a futuristic concrete cavern. It is a crossing point for 3 different Metro lines (6, 8 and 10) and connects with a regional surface rail line too. The bridges, walkways, tunnels and platforms make an underground labyrinth where the photographer could spend days or even the rest of his life!
what a blast it was to hang out with these girls on my birthday last month!
darkroom class starts tonight!
Remodel, Week 10
At the left corner of the new produce walk-in cooler, this strange setup can be found. I'm not exactly certain what its purpose is, but I'm going to guess it's a juice bar. I seem to remember reading that these remodels will be adding juice bars to Sam's Clubs, anyway. All stores have to jump on the trendy bandwagon, even if they're membership clubs, right? :P
The awning looks nice at least, even if it does feel a bit out of place for this type of environment. Those tables are interesting as well: I'm not sure if they give me a warehouse/corrugated-metal-as-décor vibe, or a surf-shop-on-the-beach sort of vibe XD
(c) 2017 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Brand new bike path alongside the 15 between Kensington and Mission Valley. Supposed to open by end of summer.
A Baltimore-bound commuter train hauled by a pair of MARC's MK-rebuilt F9s passes some CSX power sitting at HX interlocking in the shadow of a long-gone B&O signal bridge.
The 81 went on to haul passengers for the Saint Louis Car Company and became one of the most photographed locomotives in the country as the Norfolk Southern 4270.
NS sold it to Reading and Northern as is still one of the most photographed locomotives in the country as R&N 270.
textiles
pods in progress on my desk - thermofax screen printing, lutradur, xpandaprint, foils, cotton covered copper wire, machine stitch
These "Mega Trucks" are the main means for transporting supplies and materials across the vast wilderness between settlements on extra-solar worlds.
just a few shots to show the "play features"
Finance is what's becoming Bahrain's second source for its income besides gas and petrol which has been its main and only for quite a long period of time.
location: sahel al-ghos ( ساØÙ„ الغوص )
This is an unknown plant which grew from birdseed in my backyard in Pennsylvania. The plant grew quite large and then gave way to flowers and ultimately these pods with the seeds inside. It was very interesting to watch the progression.
Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All perform on the Red Bull Bedroom Jam stage at the Camden Crawl 2011
This little girl was trying to figure out how to make that tractor go... She finally figured out that the pedals were the way to go...
this is for my photography class to capture how our school is "building the future" and since a future without doctors would be bleak i chose these dental students
These torso's might look familiar, www.flickr.com/photos/enigmabadger/5046401048/in/set-7215... , this was something I was working on with Will. He had asked me to work on a few decal designs for him that he could use for printing his custom minifigs. Unfortunatly it never got past the planning stages and these were some samples he gave me as we were working on the design.
Yes, they are printed. I am providing the heads and headgear from my collection.
...and a not-so-serious 8x10 portrait of my daughter, and our terrified cat.
Ilford Delta 100, rodinal 1:50 tray developed. Cambo Legend 8x10