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The net fences near Wakasu Golf Links by night, with the light trails of Tokyo Port Seaside Road.

Taken in Wakasu, Koto-Ward, Tokyo.

 

Pentax K-3, Sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC /HSM

On June 1, 2015, 19:44.

Focal 10mm / Aperture f11 / Exposure 30s / ISO100

RAW development in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC 2015, Nik Color Efex Pro 4 with Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.

 

Recently I have found some of my photos have been copied, downloaded and used as wall papers of PC, or re-uploaded without my permission (stolen).

So I know it's ugly but I create my watermark and have to add the watermark on my photos.

 

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DO NOT use this "watermarked" photo in any way (copying, downloading or reproducing) without permission.

 

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from the "WILDLIFE" and "OASI DI SANT'ALESSIO" sets

A limited production variant of the Seraphim III/IV, the Strike Seraphim III/IV was created to be used by the UEF's special forces branch ECSO as well as other special operations groups. The ECSO were still using D-type Seraphim IIIs which were woefully inadequate come the Third Colony War. 150 Strike Seraphim III/IVs were built with a focus on firepower and maneuverability. Power output was increased over the standard Seraphim III/IV and the Strike was given a large amount of armaments allowing it to even take out a battleship single-handedly. In order to keep costs down components were taken from other Kampfers in service with the UEF such as modified hip binders from the refit R-type Seraphim III and modified grenade racks from the regular Seraphim III/IV.

 

Armaments include head-mounted CIW, shoulder-mounted missile pods (x2), a hyper-beam bazooka, wrist-mounted double-ended beam pick, melee bracer on one arm, chest-mounted beam particle cannon and a beam shotgun (stored on back).

 

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Yussssss, variantssss strikeeee againnnnn

 

So I threw some kit onto the Seraphim III/IV and it looks pretty snazzy I think. Fins on the missile pods serve no function other than looking cool. Was thinking of ZZ Gundam for some reason. Hip binders are once again stolen straight off my R-type Seraphim III. I like the design, ok? XD

 

Think I got the lighting just right this time too. Might retake some of the photos I uploaded within the past 2 weeks now that I've got the lighting working again.

 

Will also take a photo of and upload a view of the back at some point. I thought the beam-shotgun design was kinda nifty but you can't see it at all here lol.

 

Still fits a fig with opening cockpit hatch as per norm.

I was super super inspired by @thegbrix's work, so I wanted to give it a shot. this is what I have thus far, totally not looking like a chiron :P. Still faaaaaaar from done, still many clipping and floating parts.

8/2/2012. NJ

Ferrari LaFerrari Ft Mclaren P1

one of my best combo's in my life :)

 

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It's crazy that I've seen five Pagani Huayras now.

 

Cars and Chronos | 2/25/17

 

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Hyper High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle

The Ü of an "Hamburg Süd"-Container

Orange LaFerrari with blue carbon fiber accents and rims.

 

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Spontaneous eye contact portrait from Glasgow, Scotland. Demonstrating the asking of permission for a portrait and, for this one using nothing more than a gesture, during my street photography workshop. Enjoy!

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