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It is the light that makes the invisible dimension become visible. The blazing light that, at its maximum intensity, nullifies the ability to actually see. The light of revelation, of illumination, which brings us beyond the visible…
Doug Wheeler was influenced by the sense of infinity he experienced while wandering through the American desert. Wheeler, a creator of continuous spaces, lives and works in Santa Fe and Los Angeles. In his work, artificial light redefines architecture, time and gravity.
By removing the shadows and eliminating the horizon lines, the space beyond the palace’s columns forms a single whole. As a result, the installation evokes an ethereal, infinite and dream-like space, offering a meditative environment for visitors to question their physicality.
Palazzo Grassi - Venice
Revisit to the Infinity Bridge,on the River Tees,in Stockton on Tees.UK.
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A series of images from a walk up and over Allen Crags and Glaramara in the English Lake District on a lovely day in late spring 2022.
All photography credit to Kee Jameson, who took and edited this photo.
Crisp Estates 1st Annual Fall Fling in Hikeulo Cove on September 23, 2021. Over L$ 15,000 worth of prizes. Sponsor: Infinity Games. Musical guests: Samm Qendra & DJ Doc Darkside.
Search For Infinity.
About time I tried something new. Hope you guys like it! Took me ages to get the color right and the way I wanted it. Have some more versions of this...Might upload those later.
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The decking and bridge structure are illuminated at night. The decking has rather attractive blue lighting which interacts with pedestrians and cyclists, changing to white as they pass each set of lights.
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The old Siesta Key Pier at dawn. A clear sky and long exposure made it possible to achieve this infinite look.
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we were walking and walking and walking. nothing in the horizon besides sand. the only hint of the ocean was the smell of salty water in the air. it seemed like forever, but it took us about 30 minutes to find the ocean behind those infinite dunes.
a different edit to this photo
Wharariki Beach, Golden Bay
New Zealand
Feb.2008
miluzza........al sicuro e riparati contempliamo l'iimensità!
getolina.........it seems a reply to the beautiful movie Novecento..
cb.almostblue .....e la quiete che infonde quel mare calmo....
rebranca46.............Il naufragar m’è dolce in questo mare....
voirella.....................il colore del mare...un sogno !
alberta dionisi..........come per un desiderio dimenticato........porta con sè il profumo intenso del mare e dell'estate
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Leica M 240 +Leica-M 21mm f/1.4 Summilux Asph
I guess iceland is one of the only places where u can step out the car and shoot in the middle of the road!!
Well, it's that time of year again.
To start us off, here's a bit of what I said about this photo from Patreon so we're all up to speed:
“I'll tell you right now this was very unplanned, hell, I don't even own all the correct versions of these figures to begin with! I just had a hankering to photograph something Marvel.”
“In fact, I've been wrestling with the idea of an Infinity War photoshoot for months now. I was keen for the film, but I wasn't REALLY pumped like some people. Bringing all these properties to a head was the most intriguing me, to say the least.”
“So here's this, photographed on the 19th, so it's still pretty fresh in my brain, but hey what ever, it'll just be another movie... right?”
...(btw here on out there are spoilers... just so you know)...
Well I went in hoping to have my mind blown, but assumed I'd probably leave feeling the same way I do about most Marvel films lately. “It was just okay.”
I really wanted to like this film! I really did!
And you know what?
HOLY HELL!
WHAT!?
This movie changed the game! It raised the bar! :D
Infinity War has got to be the most comic book-y feeling film yet! (It legitimately felt like a reboot cataclysm or a crisis event!)
The stakes felt legitimate, and it was a rather pleasant revival from the usual marvel formula. Another thing that surprised me was how well the pacing was executed. It didn’t feel long enough in terms of story. That's a weird sentiment, considering that the movie took up an eighth of my day.
Dr Strange was probably my favorite character in the film. Personally (outside of Thanos and Spider-Man) he felt like the most accurate character they have in the movies right now and I love it! Plus his use of magic and combat were really well thought through in terms of how both he and Wong used their abilities.
Another moment I really enjoyed was Tony’s Space Plan. It was really cool to see just a handful of heroes take on The Mad Titan, and almost easily take him down! Plus Dr. Strange going toe-to-toe with The Gauntlet was super cool!
I did have some gripes too though.
The Guardians pissed me off (but they always do) but I'm really glad they wrangled back ole Dick-Joke Drax because that shit wasn't funny the first time or the other four hundred times he made them in Vol.2. With the exception of Rocket/Gamora, none of those characters ever act like real people in this movie. When ever the walking-80s-reference known as Star Lord is on the screen with other characters, he's the least likable in the group. Far more childish than Spider-Man, and I found it really irritating. Tony's reactions to him were almost the same faces I was making when he was on screen.
But on the other hand, splitting up The Guardians and giving them a reason to be focused on a singular goal gave them a reason to be serious, and that was nice to see.
It was nice to have Alan Silvestri back on the music, because that score was fantastic! Oh and speaking of music, I'm still really hoping Rubber Band Man will be used for the Plastic Man movie one day (every time I hear that song I think of Eel O’Brian) :P
I suppose another thing worth mentioning was the colors! I feel like post-Raganarok, the color palettes have been abundant! Maybe that's kind of in response to DC but whatever, it was just a really pretty movie!
If we could talk about the writing for a second though... dude! There wasn’t any useless plot points for the characters! *cough*LastJedi*cough* Everybody had stuff to do! All these different units and locations and concepts blended well for being so scattered and diverse!
The film was also emotionally well established. It wasn't constantly ruined by quips via that standard Marvel formula. I enjoyed the fact that comedic characters like (Bruce/Hulk Spider-Man, Chris Pratt) were kept separate from serious characters (Dr Strange, Cap, Black Panther). None of these characters had two-sided personalities to please the masses. They were correctly interpreted and written to bounce off each other (like Iron Man reacting to Parker or Quill). There wasn’t a perpetual grey area of personalities that most of these characters typically sit in, and that was refreshing.
One thing I genuinely didn't expect, was a solid emotional movie around Thanos. I really thought they were gonna screw him over like they did Ultron (who really should have been just as dynamic of a character!) But in Infinity War, that’s what we got and it was great! As an audience member going to these movies for so long now, I didn't feel disrespected. I didn't pay money to see the same villain over and over again, and I'm really glad that wasn't the case!
For a character that was largely introduced in this film alone, Thanos was ripe with conflict and strife. HE WAS A REAL CHARACTER! WOO! :P
His motives and views of the cosmos were well portrayed, and not once did they feel evil-for-evil's-sake type situations. His ideas of Radical Extremism were... strangely relatable :P
He wasn't just a bad guy. He was a twisted Genghis Khan that just wanted to make the galaxy a better place! And once more, a credit to the writers, they stuck extremely close to the source material. Thanos was literally the Thanos I've been reading for years!
His own moral conflict with Gamora in particular was fascinating, and heartbreaking.
On a lighter note!
I went into this movie expecting all the action figures to meet up together to fight the bad guy. The End. Also I expected another Last Jedi where there was too many characters and sub-plots established previously that would be dropped or tossed out leading characters with nothing to do.
To be frank, the plot was honestly, everybody gets into some hijinks meeting each other, Thanos grabs dem gems, then were done. A simple premise but the execution was really great, and that's where it was it's strongest! The movie was about nuances, actions, and re-actions to events taking place. I liked that a lot! :)
However, I would have liked to see Tony and Cap meet up again, but OH WELL!
It's weird for me though, because I actually want to know what happens next (which normally doesn’t occur to me leaving Marvel movies) I tend to leave most of them content, but not this one! Plus the audience around me left, possibly unsatisfied...? After the credit's rolled, there was a quiet and anxiousness feeling throughout the room, with no pity clapping for sitting there the entire time. (tangent; WHY DO PEOPLE CLAP AT MOVIES IT MAKES NO SENSE THERE'S NO ONE THERE TO APPLAUD WHY ARE PEOPLE SO DUMB; okay tangent over)
But yeah it was odd. A quiet theater generally leaves me thinking it impacted people like say Arrival, or LOGAN, or Blade Runner 2049 as just a few examples.
I want to think the 10 year build up, payed off. I'm sure other people don't agree, and I have friends that concur upon that sentiment. Yes, the slow burn was fine in the long run. Not perfect certainly, but worth it (I think?)
I was pretty worried that this was gonna be another Star Wars (over the top too much to handle battle scenes, so many flips and quips, and action action action!) And in a way it was just that, but tied to a good story! (Thank you Jim Starlin) :P
Speaking of action though, Thor's dramatic entrance in Wakanda was sweet! Not as good as the Raganarok Led Zeppelin one, but still pretty solid. Now I just want 90s Thor with the ponytail going head to head against Beta Ray Bill! :P
Okay, now I'm just rambling so lets wrap this up!
Here's some final thoughts rattling around in my brain:
Red Skull?! (Legit thought that it was Lady Death at first based on the silhouette)
Wasn't Adam Warlock supposed to be in this...?
Ant-man and Clint... Too good for the Avengers I guess? Are they little dust piles too?!
Is Ant-man 2 pre Infinity War or post Infinity War?
I guess Peter Dinklage isn’t in the X-Men Universe anymore...?
WHAT HAPPENED TO KORG?! (I hope he's still around!)
Now that we've finally concluded the endless Thanos teasing... we can all stop going to see these movies now right? We're done here, no more movies? :P
Nah! Infinity War wrangled me back in, and now I kinda want to see where Marvel goes with this (crazy right?)
...Bums me out that DC's films aren’t this good, but I'm holding out for Aquaman! :P
Okay that's it, that's all I've got!
This took a very long time to write, but feel free to chat it up in the comments! :)
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Hi all Chubbybots back here again with another mod. This time it is for the recently released Infinity War Hulkbuster set 76104 from Lego.
Build Video on youtube youtu.be/HrJkD10aYKI
It took me a while to write this description. "Dr Infinity" was a character in the City of Heroes MMORPG and was played by a childhood friend I reconnected with about 20 years after I left home to chase life. He was in bad physical shape then, due to illness and his online life eventually became his window to the world and a place where he was not limited by a rapidly failing body.
He passed away in 2006. He is my friend and I miss him :-(
Blunthead tree snake (Imantodes cenchoa) - Cordillera Escalera Conservation Area, Peru
There were a lot of these Imantodes around but that was fine by me as they are such a cool species. They're extremely well adapted to an arboreal lifestyle in the branches. This is evident from their thin shape and becomes even more apparent when watching them move, they effortlessly hold large portions of their body up without any outside support as they reach for far off branches. When this one saw me coming it assumed this position and held it which allowed me to get some photos of the 'infinity' loop it created with its coils. When looking at this thin almost fragile looking snake its tough to imagine it tackling any sort of prey, however it is able to overcome small lizards and frogs and will eat reptile and amphibian eggs if it comes across them.