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My Hollyhocks have grown very tall this year. This one is over 7ft tall.
Slightly cropped.
Much better on black or large please xx
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
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Double exposure (lens cap) always strictly lights and lasers
Exposure length: 6,381 seconds
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This time I tried getting the floor wet to create a reflection which worked fairly well except you can't see much of it in this shot. It took more water than I had expected. I also realized I need to invest in some led strips, the hand drawn circuitry just doesn't quite cut it. The shot was finished off the Park Ave bridge looking into downtown at 4:30 in the morning. Super noisy, maybe its time for a ND filter.
After a few days of spring, winter made a strong comeback, so didn't paint much lately. But this gave me time to think up something and do it. Did this wall together with my main man Fork!
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A bumpy flight at 38 thousand feet with some unusual cloud formations. One interesting side effect was on the corridor between Houston and Detroit we saw far more airplanes in the sky than usual. My guess is everyone had to go above the cloud cover making for a more crowded friendly skies.
On the plus side, the clouds did not disappoint.
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Taken during the Guided By Light Workshop in Dingalan, Aurora last Dec 18-19, 2010.
Exposure
Manual Mode, f/11, 1.0 sec, ISO 100
Gear
Canon 40D, Sigma 10-20mm, Hoya ND8, Cokin Z-Pro 0.9 GND
Processing
ACR + CS5
Dingalan is the southernmost town of Aurora; it is separated from the rest of the province by the Sierra Madre mountains. Nestled at the foot of the Sierra Madre Mountain Range, Dingalan's terrain is generally hilly and mountainous.
Large boulders of black igneous rock litter the mountainside all the way from the borders of the province, despite the absence of volcanoes in the area. Some local residents suggest that the rocks must date back to prehistoric times, since they've been there as long as the residents' ancestors could remember.
In the foreground, Tulsa's Old City Hall, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
In the background, the Mid Continent Tower, also on the National Register of Historic Places.
this is the end of a skiff, which is under renovation,
the red color is a protection paint, it is not photoshoppped,
only vignetting was used here.
Photographed outside Liverpool Street Station in London, with a Sigma 30/1.4. (Celebrating the return of my now-repaired A6000).
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Wheel Tractor Scraper near Overton in Cooper County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV camera with a Canon EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM lens at ƒ/5.6 with a 191 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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All this and actually a few other bits not included because they weren't photogenic came out of my little machinist's tool chest.
Aveling Austin scraper from Ireland seen in rural north Essex.
Registered as a yellow Aveling Barford with no year of make recorded.
At the Stella-Jones plant near Bangor, Wisconsin – Railroad cross-ties are stacked into tall towers while they wait to be pressure-treated with creosote.
This plant is one of about a dozen Stella-Jones Corporation locations in North America that produces this essential product for the railroad industry. – October 2024 ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©