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What an extraordinary object. It was gigantic, the photo doesn't do it justice. Pink??? Way back in my childhood memories I have a very vague feeling I've seen something like this actually out in the fields. A bit more modern but not much. We lived next to a bunch of farmland from when I was five.
Thought I'd have a go at a HDR shot of a mine machine I saw in Cripple Creek, Colorado. I have no idea what this bit of equipment did, but I thought the yellow looked kind of cool against the drab field.
I bought this machine at Goodwill today for $3.50!! It was in a case also. It is pretty dirt and is missing the bobbin case, but it powered up and the light works. It will need a god bath and a new belt and then I'll test it out! I love the color!
This looks like a B/W with selective color but is not. I added a B/W layer and changed the blend mode to multiply and this is the result. Kind of liked it so kept it as is
La Machine on the Saturday. The morning turned out to be a little disappointing. A few thousand people turned out to hear some music. La Princesse didn’t do anything but sit there in the fake snow. Nice to look at but a shame for those people. Later she did wake up and went for a walk around town. I originally planned to be in the crowd but I came out the station on Water St and the crowd was insane. I didn’t like the idea of battling through to get a few quick photos so I was able to get on top of the town hall. From there the view of the crowd was simply insane.
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MEDITERRANEAN SEA (Aug. 22, 2018) - Gunner's Mate 3rd Class Julian Castanos fires an M240B machine gun from the Arleigh Burke class guided-missile destroyer USS Ross (DDG 71) during a live-fire exercise in the Mediterranean Sea, Aug. 22, 2018. Ross, forward-deployed to Rota, Spain, is on its seventh patrol in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operations in support of U.S. national security interests Europe and Africa. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Krystina Coffey/ Released)
LOS ANGELES, CA - AUGUST 22: Tunnel Boring Machine "Harriett" breakthrough on August 22, 2016 at the Crenshaw/LAX Martin Luther King Station in Los Angeles, California.
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i promised my dad i'd put in a buck into one of these things on his behalf. Some drunk girl cut in front of me in line and didn't win anything, then I go up, put my dollar in, pull and bam! ... crown, crown, crown.... empty. The look on the drunk girl's face was much more rewarding than the money.
Man Vs. Machine.
This project was to portray the link between the human body and machinery. I took a sample of my macro photography and projected onto my model, I love how the shapes warp to the form of the body.
View more of this set here-
HS 4000 plasma cutting machine with Techserv cnc system. Our machines are used in a diverse range of industries from farm machinery to aircraft carriers and structural steel for the new olympic stadia
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This is a 3d image. You will need your red/cyan 3d glasses to get the effect. Remember that the red lens goes over the left eye!
They say that Meadville is the Tool and Die capital of the world. Our town has lots of machines grinding, cutting and stamping out other machines. This little park has a nice display of old machines that were once used to apply an insane amount of force on a very small area.
I played around with Photoshop to brighten things up. Do you think this series looks too "Photo-shoppy"?
The vending machines in Kotobuki-cho are really, really cheap (at least the ones that aren't selling One Cup Ozeki).
Yeah, damn, this picture could have used some cropping on the left. Hhhmm. Well, too late now. (Eh.)
Anyway: bubble gum machines rule!!! Ok, they did when I was still a child.. What's funny/weird is that lately, I've discovered lots of them around in the district where my workplace is. (And I find it weird because I didn't think that lots of people were still using them.. but apparently they are. ??!?!)
The writing on the left says 'Turkey'.. - just as a by the way.