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The dome of the new Westfield Center in San Francisco. It's actually the same one is this www.flickr.com/photos/qaswa/23141684/in/set-512495/
Multiple exposure in Seattle in 2011. I went to the Cameras West store a couple of times as it was only a short walk from my hotel.
Nikon F65. An Ilford film, but I can't remember if it was Pan F Plus 50, Delta 100, or FP4 Plus 125. It was definitely one of these types as these were the B&W films I took on my trips at this time.
Dos unidades Xtrapolis Modular realizando pruebas de mando múltiple en las cercanías de la futura Estación Lo Espejo.
Un vídeo de la pasada del equipo:
From left to right:
Sinestro Corps Batman: You have the ability to instill great fear...
Ice Suit Batman: It gets cold out there.
Robo-Batman: Because robots!
Flying Suit Batman: Not really flying, more falling with style.
Dark Knight Returns Batman: Strong AF. Had to make my own after I saw MooseFigs'.
Trying out a multiple exposure in Portland, with one shot of a barb wire fence.
Nikon F65. Ilford Pan F Plus 50 35mm B&W film.
Anyone out there remember M.U.L.E.?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE-hzubUJss
This was my third attempt at a M.U.L.E. in as many hours - and the one I was happiest with.
This one is apparently transporting some crystite for a humanoid colonist.
Constructed multiple in the L.A.B. - About to re-hang Studio 2 with..
'Storm Boxes'
*Blogged - paddyhamiltonstudios.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/storm-boxes-r...
Experimental multiple exposure with a fountain at Lions Park in Bowral with Hoya Pop Colour Filters.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 50mm F1.4D lens. Rollei Crossbird 200 35mm C41 processed film.
Experimental multiple exposure of a fountain at Lions Park in Bowral. Used Hoya Pop Colour filters. This is my first time using this film.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 50mm F1.4D lens. Rollei Crossbird 200 35mm C41 processed film.
Hice esta foto en la playa de Poniente, en Gijón. Me llamó la atención la figura aislada del faro mientras caminaba. Era un sujeto perfecto para una foto de carácter minimalista. Metí en el encuadre la estructura de hormigón como factor de escala, además de encajar perfectamente con el tema de la foto.
Harajuku is the common name for the area around Harajuku Station on the Yamanote Line in the Shibuya ward of Tokyo, Japan. The area is known internationally for its youth style and fashion. Harajuku street style is promoted in Japanese and international publications such as Fruits.
As you approach Yoyogi Park the first thing you see are the Cosplay Kids. These are young girls (and a few young boys) who have come to Yoyogi dressed as characters from anime, manga, or Jpop. They have come to see and be seen. Often, if you go into the manga shops, you can find brightly colored fliers urging fans of a particular cartoon series to rendezvous in the park on a certain date often with very specific directions about what to wear. Yet, because there are so many different fan communities, one can see many different identities being performed on this somewhat narrow piece of concrete - spies with shiny new weapons, space adventurers and demonic figures, people in Goth or renaissance courtly garb, the furries who are fascinated with anthropomorphic animals, Nanas who most often wear Victorian nurse and nanny uniforms, and so forth.
Photo taken in Tokyo - April 1996 - Minolta X-700 SLR camera. I like large contrast between both girls
Many of them spent a good deal of time posing for pictures being taken not simply by tourists but also by their fellow fans; these pictures are being recorded by cell phone, camcorder, or digital cameras and many of them soon to be distributed via the web. The costumes and makeup are elaborate, richly detailed, and for the most part, home crafted. The kids take great pride in their costumes though they may own multiple costumes reflecting multiple cultural identities. text by Henry Jenkins
For healthier pics take One-A-Day
Day ?? (sorry, skipped a few days)
Playing with my camera in my hotel room at the The Pod Hotel
Bad Wimpfen, Night of the Arts. Bad Wimpfen, a medieval town overlooking river Neckar hosted a Night of the Arts ("Nacht der Künste") on May 6, 2017. The whole town was nicely decorated - candles, illuminations and chairs in front of almost every house, shops (mostly local handicrafts and the like) were open all night. And a variety of music plus eating and drinking on offer all over the place. Bit of a pity with the weather - quite stormy and thus also a bit chilly and torrential rains forecast for later in the night but that did not stop the crowds from having a lot of fun.
Wet track, fogged windshield, walls of Armco and an expensive vintage racer. I don't think we as spectators can appreciate the challenges a driver has to deal with, and this is vintage racing! I could be wrong but, I don't think there is money to be made by winning, only expense. In a sense this is a return to motorsports roots when it was done for the sport,
A high res closeup to a very active region on the sun.
In fact this image contains several such regions:
AR3927, 3928, 3932 & 3933. Some with multiple spots, some with huge filaments generated by powerful magnetic fields.
The entire area is brimming with activity.
A mosaic of 9 frames, Dec 24 2024, H-Alpha.
The image was processed and colored darkly to boost up the surface activity.
Askar 185, Daystar Quark Chromosphere ds Lunt40, Baader DERF & ZWO ASI174MM
The timelapse can be seen in my instagram profile: www.instagram.com/reel/DEAYO0rN0rH/?igsh=YTQ0aTkxZGJhOGxy
Logo of a coffee bar. Does it reference Pablo Ferro’s titles for Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove, or the digital typeface that was inspired by them?