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In an alternate dimension.
All 8 Dejarik monsters seen in Episodes 4 and 7 are represented here, from left to right: Grimtaash the Molator, the K'lor'slug, the Ghhhk, the Kintan Strider, the Mantellian Savrip, the Houjix, the Monnok, and the Ng'ok.
I began designing this halfway through September for The Brothers Brick's Falcon contest, and have been building it relentlessly for the last five days. My original contest idea was to do the original Colin Cantwell Falcon concept (which Ralph McQuarrie would include in some of his early conceptual paintings), but decided against it because it is essentially the Tantive IV with a different bridge section. I came up with this idea shortly after and liked it better.
I used Ep 4, 5, and 7 as reference for the interior (the Ep 7 interior has some differences, like the floor grid being a totally different pattern, and the wall "sconces" having circular edges rather than square ones). I also used stills and fan-made CGI recreations. Even though the cast of characters is turned upside down, the environment around them is unchanged from Episode 4. The floor patterns, some of the wall details, even down to the crates next to the booth are left as-is from how they are in the first film.
As for the creatures, choosing colors was hard. The holographic look of the game pieces messes with what the creature's real colors should be. Reference material is pretty limited, and can be inconsistent for both color and shape. Phil Tippett's interview with Tested about the redone Ep. 7 monsters was an invaluable resource to see up-close views of these creatures directly from the man who made them both times.
Went for a quick and dirty urbex, but got something WAY more - a School where just below 20 young soldiers were killed and many more injured in 1919 Freedom Fights. Right next to it there's a monument for this sad event, therefore I'm speaking about it openly.
Today it's remembered mostly as a school, but before that it served as a Skuju krogs - a pub, but after the School - a car parts store Auto Placis.
Today it stands empty in the quite depopulated rural Latvia, infested with swallows, discarded car parts and soviet-approved literature, scattered all around the second floor - a treat to witness!
Last date I found inside was 2004, written under a hand-drawn map of Australia of all places. Oh, and fun fact - no running water inside. Ever.
Rollei Retro 80S reversed in PQ Universal and scanned with Plustek 7600i Ai.
Best enjoyed with Dark Ambient / RUREX
New York. October 2015
First shot with the panasonic dmc-gx8
Bought the Leica-Panasonic 15mm 1.7 ... Again!
I regretted having sold it a few months ago. This time i'm keeping it for good :)
The other lenses i bought for the gx8 are the panasonic 12-35 f2.8 as well as the 45-175 3.5-5.6 which has the great advantage to Focus internally. And it's cheap too.
The 7-Yard/Hill with a cut of 60 cars loaded with Tilden chips/fines backs off Cooke's Branch toward Eagle Mills at Diamond Junction. LS&I used a hi-rail to pick up the conductor at West Wye to protect the shove.
Saint Isaac's Cathedral or Isaakievskiy Sobor is a cathedral that currently functions as a museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It is dedicated to Saint Isaac of Dalmatia, a patron saint of Peter the Great, who had been born on the feast day of that saint. It was originally built as a cathedral but was turned into a museum by the Soviet government in 1931 and has remained a museum ever since. In 2017, the Governor of Saint Petersburg offered to transfer the cathedral back to the Russian Orthodox Church, but this was not accomplished due to the protests of St Petersburg citizens opposing the offer.
Hotel Astoria is a five-star hotel in Saint Petersburg, Russia, that first opened in December 1912. It has 213 bedrooms, including 52 suites, and is located on Saint Isaac's Square, next to Saint Isaac's Cathedral and across from the historic Imperial German Embassy. Hotel Astoria, along with its neighboring sister hotel, Angleterre Hotel, is owned and managed by Rocco Forte Hotels and is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World. The hotel underwent a complete refurbishment in 2002.
Snow and ice still coat cold surroundings as eastbound CSX empty coal train U090-26 snakes around curve after curve, reversing back and forth through the community of Fishertown, VA, on the morning of January 30, 2021.
Frisco 1630 backs out of the yard to the main to couple behind her consist
Illinois Railway Museum - Union, Il
Taken 28/02/18
Due to roadworks, there is reduced parking available at the bus station and buses are parking in reverse direction to what they normally would. As a result, a temporary area has been added to allow for buses to use. LT947 is showing this temporary parking area.
I’m back (again)
Anywho here the figures
Flash (Barry Allen)- just the 2018 fig with the knock-off cowl, he still needs the fun a the beach legs
Reverse flash- gave him legs from the wrestler cmf with removed printing, these were on sinestro for a while btw
Zoom- the the official reverse flash figure but I’m using it as zoom
Wally west- I tried updating him he looks a bit odd with that head, but i don't mind
Promised more from Bempton and here they are, puffins! The most and closest I've seen them at Bempton. Cute little guys :)
Many thanks to all who comment, fave or just enjoy looking, it really is very much appreciated!
Thanks for all the support from you guys. One thing is for sure, we are all in this together and can really help each out when we combine our knowledge to combat internet photo thieves!
One interesting suggestion I received yesterday was from Susan. She referred me to a site TinEye Reverse Image Search. All you have to do is put in the url address of any image you are concerned about, and it will reverse look up all the sites where your image has appeared on the web. I tried it with a couple of mine and came up with hits on some and misses on others that I knew had been posted out on the web (without my permission). So, I guess this is a "hit or miss" tool - but certainly another weapon in the arsenal of tricks to try and catch the thieves!
This is another shot from my Walk in the Woods. Over the next few days, I am going to post a variety of the shots I took on Saturday when I spent several hours enjoying the spring weather in Turner's Creek Park.
Have a great week!
Texture found here - thanks Terry!
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This rear view of a duck resembles a frowning face. It's not the shot that I intended, but I'll take it.
Reading and Northern T-1 2102 was reversing into Jim Thorpe with an excursion from Reading's Outer Station on a cloudy hazy day.
A R&N GP38-2 was pulling the train on the other end as the 2102 consist was turned in preparation for the return to Reading.
Connecticut Southern CSO-4 and Amtrak 470, both running in reverse, race each other through CP-98 in Springfield this afternoon. 470 was completing its run from New Haven, while CSO-4 was shoving back through the interlocking to turn south and head for home.
Better seen LARGE On Black
This tiny mosquito which is around 2-3mm long is more challenging to shoot than the jumping spiders because it keeps on flying from one leaf to another. Here I shot him under a leaf where he thought to be a safe place to hide.
This was taken with the 18-55mm reversed lens and a new DYI diffuser. Sometimes it is not practical to use the DYI diffuser that I made last time coz it´s too big and scares the insects. About the lenses, I still prefer to use the 18-55mm than the 28mm or 50mm prime lens because it´s easier to focus and adjust to get the necessary magnification.
Sunset at Reversing Falls as the tide goes out.
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