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Wiskee Wheelz Ghost Cokane Color way Luxury Line vehicle
PBR Painted car and parts
ACS Scripted and tuned for a smooth and emmersive drive
4 Seater ride for a driver and 3 passengers
Light system with projectors and faces
built in 3 screens with web browser access
scripted windows and panoramic roof to see the stars
custom Ghost lowered with custom wheels to stand out amongst the elites
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I made this black and white because they were white pumpkins to begin with and I wanted something different.
no not ghost gums, have no idea what they were but they looked kinda spooky, had to give em' the fractals treatment.
While in Australia's Red Centre in 1988, my wife and I went in search of the iconic "ghost gums" that would have originally featured in the famous artwork of Albert Namatjira. We ended up taking a shot of this magnificent tree by the edge of the highway west of Alice Springs. Amazingly, although we didn't realise it at the time, we didn't miss the original trees by very much as they were just a little further down the road and are just visible in this shot. But, this tree was such a magnificent tall ghost gum, we just had to take the shot of it.
This site is about 16 kilometres west of Alice Springs on Larapinta Drive. The surrounding countryside is just magnificent to see.
This colour slide was scanned with a Canon R10, 24-240 zoom lens with Nisi close up attachment. Cool white LED backlighting.
Original camera was a Pentax Zoom 70 using Kodachrome 100 colour slide film.
The ghost of a cowboy smiles from an abandoned water tank at Two Guns ghost town on Route 66 in Arizona. This used to be the water supply for a KOA campground that operated from the 1960's through the 1980's. Two Guns had a sordid history that included an Indian war and at least one murder when Harry "Two Guns" Miller killed his landlord in a dispute over land rights.
You know I'm like a ghost
Sometimes I have to fade
And it haunts me that I have to be this way
You say it's gone cold
I say I'll do better
But I always seem to disappear again
You know I'm like a ghost
I see it in your face
And it haunts me that I have to be this way
You say it's gone cold
I say I'll do better
But I always seem to disappear again
You know I'm like a ghost
taken @ sunny's - pose - wrong 63
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I built a Ghost. I wasn't really planning to make one, it just sort of happened. But regardless, this is the outcome. The back still needs to be modified to be stronger (and to actually hold a minifigure).
Beelitz Heilstätten - a stunning 'lost' place near Berlin
With Panasonic Lumix GX8 + Olympus Zuiko M. 9-18mm
Mount Sopris under a veil. It has been changing faces every thirty minutes as the wind blows up another storm. Carbondale, Colorado, USA.
Winter settled gently over the Oklahoma ghost town of Cogar, and the old Kelly Store wore the season well. Its windows catch the last warm light of a fading sunset. The facade absorbed the cold blue shadows gathering around it. The old gas pumps stood quiet, like they were listening to the north wind move across the prairie. Out here, on this lonely stretch of Oklahoma backroad, the day ends slowly and beautifully — a reminder that even the most forgotten corners still glow when the winter sun slips low.
Shoot some Oklahoma and share with Sooner Shutters.
NGC 3242, is a planetary nebula located in the constellation Hydra, around 1400 to 2500 light years away. It is also known as the Ghost of Jupiter, or Jupiter's Ghost as its apparent size is similar to the Planet Jupiter. William Herschel discovered the nebula on February 7, 1785 from the Cape of Good Hope, in South Africa.
The nebula measures around two light years long from end to end, and contains a central white dwarf with an apparent magnitude of eleven. The inner layers of the nebula were formed some 1,500 years ago.
I have been collecting data on this for a few years now, from multiple cameras, and locations. So, now it was time to put it all together. It may not look like it, but this may be one of the toughest images I have attempted to process to date. The dynamic range is incredible. The red and blue gas regions to the left of the nebula are very dim, and the nebula itself very bright. There is also a lot of very dim dust throughout the full frame I wanted to keep. It gives an uneven Smokey red brown look throughout background. Both broad-band (Lum, Red Green Blue) and narrow-band (Ha, OIII) data were used to create the image to try and highlight different areas
The planetary has what looks like waves of matter blown away. This was very strong in OIII, and not present in the Ha data. Many galaxies are spread throughout the background.
Thanks for looking.
Exposure Details:
Lum 75X900
Red 27X450
Green 37X450
Blue 24X450
Ha 45X1200
OIII 38X1200
Total time 58 hours
Instruments Used:
10 Inch RCOS fl 9.1
Astro Physics AP-900 Mount
SBIG STL 11000m
FLI Filter Wheel
Astrodon Lum, Red, Green, Blue Filters
Baader Planetarium H-alpha 7nm Narrowband-Filter
Baader Planetarium O-III 8.5 Narrowband-Filter
A slender ghost like tree in the middle of a cemetery on a darkish night. The lights from a distant village provided illumination for the wispy clouds overhead.
Cámara Nikon D800
Sigma 15mm f/2.8
Exposición 10
Aperture f/10
Lente 15 mm
Velocidad ISO800
BW 2950ºK
Linterna Xenon Luz Cálida
Created for "Smile on saturday", theme ""IN SPOOKY COMPANY"
Background by Ashen sorrow
Ghost by Anaterate on pixabay
Skeleton by Elevit Stock
Social media had lots of references to a small town in Southwest Missouri: Stella. Some referenced lots of eagles and others a rare leucistic Bald eagle. Lots of looking at maps yielded no real lake or water large enough to support a population, to my thinking. Some people referenced the quantity of 'chicken coops' for the industrial poultry plants nearby.
After a meeting, I decided to explore on my own. None of the likely or mentioned locations produced any obvious signs. Just after deciding to cut my losses and drive home I saw a couple pulled to the side of the road and with a camera. Shazam, ~150 yards/meters from the road, through bare trees was the ghost. I didn't have a tripod and manual focus could not improve the distance but, wow.
A fisherman left his boots to watch over his potential catch. After the coastal flooding subsided at Cape Henlopen State Park this past Saturday.
DEL 4152
"Ghost III"
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II
5"
F16
ISO 100
Canon 70-200mm @ 78mm
Tripod + Remote control