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the new Amazing Armory
Project Arbiter movies prototype armor and helmet
Custom gun by me Paint job too .
I have set myself a project to find examples of the Alphabet. These are my first efforts. I will endeavour to get one worthwile image per letter in order.
I've been working on several projects lately. One has been some big prints for Manchester Terminal here on the ship channel. It's an old cotton warehouse that is still used for cargo on the ship channel side, but has been converted to office space on the highway side. The whole building is around a million square feet of space. The corridors are so large that the owner wanted really big prints so they wouldn't be dwarfed by the open space. I was pretty spooked about this much enlargement, but I had admired some prints done for the Museum of Fine Arts here in Houston and they put me in contact with Houston Photo Imaging (HPI) who printed and mounted the 8 x 12 foot photo here. When finished we should have about nine of these up.
For those who want tech data, this was shot in July 08 with a Nikon D300 using the 70-200 mm lens at full zoom. It has been slightly cropped. The ppi as printed was only 23 (kudos to HPI).
The old guy is in here to give the photo a sense of scale. My daughters were all booked up. Rie Rasmussen was unavailable as well.
Sometimes the titles of the photos might not add up with the order they appear on Flickr; this is because the pictures are numbered in chronological order and not the order they were uploaded in :)
new year, new projects.
my project: black & white for the livingroom - with a little bit red or yellow.
Still can't get over the fact I can shoot this thing anytime.
I'm doing these border things as a shout to Peter Li, aka Linhbergh's photo "instructor"
And you know how much I look up to Mr.Nguyen.
Campana del Santuario di Cristo Re - Messina.
Accanto al tempio si erge la superstite torre ottagonale dell’antico castello, in cima alla quale, nel 1935, fu collocata una campana di 130 quintali, fusa con il bronzo dei cannoni sottratti ai nemici durante la Prima Guerra Mondiale.
European Starling at the nesting hole. My photo buddy shared her great finds with me today - sadly we think one of these naughty birds destroyed the woodpecker eggs in a nest in an adjacent tree. So no woodpecker nest action for us today.
No good photo today. I got home with no photo taken and I had to go out to run. First day of training after my rest weeks. It's cold outside and dark...but I need to start training again. Selfie photo and run!
Project 4 - Wind 2 of 2 - Black Law Wind Farm.
Entry in the 3 men in a bar photo pool. Black Law is the largest operating windfarm in the UK . The farm comprises 42 three-bladed turbines with a total generation capacity of 97 MW. Taken on the vernal equinox 2009.
It's the year 1944 and the war in France is closely coming to an end. Normandy has been liberated and american, canadian and british troops are on there way to free the rest of the country! Sending bombers and fighters first, the american's are fierce and strong in the attack. Germany obviously want's to keep ground and fight back hard.
Well here are some photo's of Project Aviation, where Stijn, Mats, Jurian and I have been working on.
Also don't forget to check the photo's on Stijn and Mats photostream.
Project 365 08/17/2017: My kid's and their grandpa's grownup toys (RC Planes) hanging in the garage and ready for the weekend.
Statue Bishop Albert Kee (érigée en mars 2015)
Cette statue en bronze de Tom Joris est un hommage à l'évêque Albert Kee (mort en 2003), prédicateur et chef de file du quartier du village de Bahama à Key West. Pendant des décennies, il s'est tenu le long du front de mer pour vendre du poisson et souffler dans une coquille de conque sur les touristes de passage. Cette tradition remonte à 1830, lorsque les Bahamiens qui arrivaient étaient appelés conques (si vous êtes né à Key West, vous pouvez vous appeler un Conque d'eau salée. Si vous êtes un nouveau résident, il vous faudra sept ans pour avoir l'honneur de devenir conque d'eau douce). En 1982, Key West s'est déclarée la République de Conques lorsqu'ils ont prétendu faire sécession des États-Unis. Lui, et son père avant lui, ont laissé un héritage de 50 ans pour accueillir tous ceux qui ont visité le point le plus au sud, popularisé le soufflage de conques et étaient des émissaires de la communauté multiculturelle et multiethnique qui a rendu Key West unique depuis sa création. Il était là lorsque l'ancien panneau d'affichage en bois le plus au sud a été remplacé par la bouée surdimensionnée proclamant qu'il s'agit du point le plus au sud du continent américain. La conception de la bouée provenait d'une grande bouée flottante qui marquait l'entrée de la «plage noire». Le public peut ainsi se souvenir de Kee et de l'héritage du «vieux Key West». Le projet de sculpture a été réalisé en collaboration avec la ville de Key West et son Art in Public Places Board.
This bronze statue of Tom Joris is a tribute to Bishop Albert Kee (died 2003), preacher and leader of the village district of Bahama in Key West. For decades, he stood along the waterfront to sell fish and blow a conch shell over passing tourists. This tradition dates back to 1830, when the arriving Bahamians were called conch shells (if you were born in Key West, you can call yourself a saltwater conch shell. If you are a new resident, it will take you seven years to get the honor of becoming a freshwater conch). In 1982 Key West declared itself the Republic of Conques when they claimed to secede from the United States. He, and his father before him, left a legacy of 50 years to welcome all those who visited the southernmost point, popularized the conch blowing and were emissaries of the multicultural and multiethnic community that made Key West unique. since its creation. It was there when the old southernmost wooden billboard was replaced by the oversized buoy proclaiming it to be the southernmost point on the American continent. The design of the buoy came from a large floating buoy that marked the entrance to the "black beach". The public can thus remember Kee and the legacy of "old Key West". The sculpture project was carried out in collaboration with the city of Key West and its Art in Public Places Board.