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A micro building I made for a moon colony collab with my LUG, although I didn't end up being able to bring it. Hope you like it!
An Art Deco icon of Madrid, the Edificio Carrión (Carrión building) is a 1930's-built marble and granite beauty.
Some litte coot-lings on a branch in the river Schwentine.
This reminded me of the famous pic with the workers on the steel girder :o)
Kodak Ektar 100
Canon eos 1
Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM
A few weeks ago the 'open monumentendagen' were held. During this weekend various national monuments are opened to the public, including 'het witte huis'. This was one of the first sky scrapers in Europe. Although it has been surpassed for a long time now, the view was still great from up there.
"Macro Mondays" "In A Row"
Just received this ice scraper in the mail as a promotional gift. Loved the colour and it fit right in with this week's theme.
My Hollyhocks have grown very tall this year. This one is over 7ft tall.
Slightly cropped.
Much better on black or large please xx
Long-legged US Air Force Fairchild A-10A 'Warthog' 80-0166/FT gets airborne during the 2017 NAS Jax Airshow to take part in the Heritage Flight Demo in conjunction with a WWII P-51 Mustang and the incredible F-22 Raptor
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As the body of the General that use to defend what is now the Lost City, decays and erodes, the chemicals in the ground around him fuse to the bones and melt parts of him. The Skull Spider takes control of the decaying body and makes the best use of what once was the General in a flourishing city.
Seeing that Bionicle is coming back, I thought that I should have my hand at a CCBS build, and why not make it fit with the story. It's not the best, but it does the job. Expect two more builds in the coming days.
The word "Apoxyomenos" derives from the Greek word for cleaning oneself.
Created around 50 AD, this is said to be a copy in marble of the bronze masterpiece by the Greek sculptor Lysippus (circa 320 BC). An athlete is depicted cleaning himself; scraping oil and sand from his right arm with a strigil in his left hand.
Pio Clementino Museum, Musei Vaticani; July 2019