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We had BLADE RUNNER, and San Carlo had NINA RUNNER! Perfect recipe on boredom ;) Thank you Graham!!! Great RP!!!
I just hope that killing boredom will not be deadly for me one day ;)
Doha, Qatar
Ridley Scott’s 1982 cult film Blade Runner depicts a neon-clad, futuristic metropolis in 2019. The city of Doha, in Qatar, shown in here with its skyscrapers clothed in the fluorescence of a million bulbs, is reminiscent of Scott’s urban skyline. Of course Doha didn’t start like this, but rather as a modest pearl diving and fishing village.
Another prototype of the up coming kits! This is version two of my GP4 Road Runner! It's a Light GP to go with the Light German GP "The Raven". Looking to do some croud funding in the future to kick these off. Stay tunned! More detailed pics to come!!
I really liked the colors and shallow dof with this choice. I used my 50 mm lens with a photo aperture control as an extender..on my Nikon d7100 post processing LR.
1969 Plymouth Road Runner
Location: Liechtenstein
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I was quite a long way from the ‘Old John’ Folly, on another ridge but me 150-500 Sigma got me there. The runner wouldn’t have known. ☀️📷👍
Recently I bought four Indian Runners to join the menagerie and thought they would make excellent subjects for the old Hasselblad. These photos were taken under natural light in a small catching pen with a dark navy cloth in one corner to serve as a blank background. I used a 21mm extension tube to get a 'portrait' of the ducks with a 150mm lens.
The hecticness of day-to-day life makes it so easy to forget the vitality and energy which even the shortest adventures can infuse into us. For me, it's especially found in the silence and vastness of the mountains.
A perfectly timed early-season dusting of snow was enough to transform the mountain tops and ridges around Mt Hotham and Mt Feathertop, signalling the definitive arrival of the Australian Winter. I couldn't have thought of a better way to soak it up than to hike out along Razorback Ridge and spend the night in this stunning location.
Some Pueblo Native American tribes, including the Hopi, believed the roadrunner provided protection against evil spirits. In Mexico, some said it brought babies, as the white stork was said to in Europe. Some Anglo frontier people believed roadrunners led lost people to trails: Wikipedia
The mart runner doing his thing - Maynooth Mart - 1988.
Maynooth Mart was one of the largest private marts in the midlands. The Mart closed in 2002 after 40 years of trading on the Dublin road site. The Mart was quickly demolished and the former now is a Tesco Superstore.
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Kodak T-Max film -400ASA - Nikkor - 28mm