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Worsley, Manchester
The trouble with not having a particular photographic style or theme to follow is rather making my stream look like a car wreck at the moment. I'm not sure if this is a good or bad thing but it's all part of your development as a photographer I keep telling myself. This is a deliberate attempt at Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) with a little bit of zoom twist (I think).
No prizes for guessing the runner... we both used to do a bit of running, but since I joined Flickr that activity has well and truly gone out of the window along with my waistline!
Something has got to give and my monies on the belt!
This is the only Road Runner I seen on this trip. I was not prepared and was thinking I would surly see another one of these fast birds.
I was down the bank looking upwards to get this angle, best I could do with the sunburst even then I had a bit to do in PS! but love the efects though!
I've recently been playing Dying Light again, and I really love the concept of 'runners' and 'scouts' that go out into the zombie-infested city and look for supplies. As such, I wanted to make one inspired by them. I wanted the character to be very lightly equipped, and with something realistic - running shoes, and a quiet, reliable weapon (because I'm assuming ammunition wouldn't be plentiful in the apocalypse).
Hope you guys enjoy the figure!
Schiffsdetails
Schiffstyp: Container ship
Baujahr: 2008
Länge x Breite: 129 m X 21 m
Bruttoregistertonnen: 7545, Tragfahigkeit: 8138 t
Eingetragene Geschwindigkeit (Max./Durchschnitt): 17.6 / 14.5 knots
Flagge: Antigua Barbuda [AG]
Rufzeichen: V2EF6
IMO: 9440605, MMSI: 305414000
Man, I really miss seeing these run on the Transcon. I can add this to my very small but slowly growing list of things that'll probably never happen again. You never know what might disappear next.
CN 3245
U Something
BNSF Marceline Subdivision
Sugar Creek, MO
5/18/21