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My own take on the Mark 38 Igor mech suit from Iron Man 3
Build Video on youtube youtu.be/_wwThRM37RM
Tried to address the dodging probs, and make the vignetting a little more sublte - ummm, photoshop is great, but oh how I wish I had the exposure right to start with. Anyway, I am sick of this image now, and I think that this is the way it will stay.
Model: Nansi Sanya
Photography: Mark Ng
Art Direction: Mark Ng with Caleb Lim
Hair & Make-Up: Alicia Koo
St Marks Lighthouse, located at the St Marks National Wildlife Refuge: St Marks, Florida: September 07, 2009
Various friends have been to Venice recently and this reminded me how many images I have on my hard disc.
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1564AD, Watnedalth Tam, Near Borrowdale, Lake District, England. Shepherds use graphite sticks to mark their sheep.
A few years before this an enormous deposit of graphite has been discovered near the Seathwaite hamlet. This particular deposit of graphite is extremely pure and solid. It is found to be easy to saw into sticks and at first is covered in string and animal skin.
From this discovery pencils as we now know are developed and the pencil industry is born in nearby Keswick. This was and remains the only deposit of graphite ever found in this solid form.
Yes that is shit stains all across this whole wall
i guess that's how some people leave their mark haaha
Canon EOS R6 Mark II, Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM, processed in Lightroom.
In 'Explore', 2025.01.23
Departing from Newark, EWR.
United Airlines flight UA962 Newark to Berlin, B767-424(ER) N78060. Other details in the tags.
I've had enough of the Canary Wharf shots now - planning a natural retreat to the last of the Stanton Drew images tomorrow, so thought I might as well finish up with a final one from that escalator that went down so well last time... (even though it is in fact coming up!). This one is a different composition, with higher contrast and a drop in the lighting...same hazards though: hand held, 200ISO, flash off on a point & shoot, and yes, as before the escalator was still moving and it was night-time.
Mark doing safety watch during the movement of Samson {one of the Harland and Wolff cranes}. Samson was travelling back along the tracks to the far end of the dry dock.
Mark Krejcarek was on the Sheboygan local back in 2003. Roughly 20 years later, I'd photograph his son, Bryan, on this same job.
So familiar and overwhelmingly warm
This one, this form I hold now.
Embracing you, this reality here,
This one, this form I hold now, so
Wide eyed and hopeful.
Wide eyed and hopefully wild.
We barely remember what came before this precious moment,
Choosing to be here right now. Hold on, stay inside...
This body holding me, reminding me that I am not alone in
This body makes me feel eternal. All this pain is an illusion.
to Roberto
Tsawwassen, BC
We rarely get a chance to see this species up close around Vancouver (never mind a bird not far from full breeding plumage), so it has been a treat to see this bird putting on a show in Tsawwassen.
Question mark butterfly, named for the tiny white mark on the underside of the wing, shaped vaguely like the punctuation symbol. If you look closely you can see the mark on this one as it feeds on juices from the orange slice I put out for birds. I love the shape of the wings on this species. Should one land on a tree branch they can blend in perfectly with leaves and bark.
Montell, Uvalde County, Texas in July 2021