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they stop or I'll shoot ... "Bamm"...
Amazing armory
-pistol mod
-RerBeros helmet mod
Brickforge
-Space Marien armor
That's All Folks!!
The last of them, finally!!
I had a very enjoyable visit with my grandson to this amazing place, The Barker Comic and Cartoon Museum! From Vintage 1930s Mickey Mouse Toothpaste to a 1:1 Scale Replica of the Hulk, every toy you’ve ever played with (or dreamed of) is displayed amongst the 88,000+ antique toys and collectibles within the Barker Character, Comic, and Cartoon Museum. Official Museum for Celebriducks, California Raisins, and Gumby! I shot a bunch of shots, all with a cell phone (not like me, I know) and most were behind glass cabinets. What a trip with so many memories to enjoy! I hope you'll also enjoy seeing some of the shots I walked away with, and more will follow...no car shots today :))
Thanks to all who have visited, commented or faved (it would be nice if you left a comment too) my photos. It is very much appreciated. Constructive criticism welcomed.
Another entry for the iron forge! There are seven wrenches and six hammers used this time.
I started with a K2-SO inspired body, but added an original design for the head that is reminiscent of some other Star Wars droid models.
If anyone has idea regarding how a brick built K2-SO head might be constructed, I’d love to know!
There is no security. Long before “fake news” or “alternative facts” has been violently put to our language, we became accustomed to disguising unpleasant things in life with euphemisms. “Security” as a term for banal guarding of property, usually done by migrant workers under poor pay conditions, is definitely one of them. Often it is not the first job of the day.
A tiger and an elephant have been drafted in as part of new security measures at Dungeness Power Station : 0)
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This gecko was crawling on the flower, but sought refuge when I started shooting. When I was about to give up, it popped its head out, feeling secure enough to smile for the paparazzi.
Do you notice anything strange in this picture? No? Look again. You can check a larger version if you want.
Yes, the fence is about 5 meters above the ground. Some security fence.
A cattle drive and the coming of the railroad in brick relief on this bank in Valentine. The 3-D brick wall train scenes are popular in Nebraska, with the best known of being in Lincoln. I'll get to that one eventually but it was on the last day of this trip.
Street photography from the Hayward Gallery at the Southbank Centre in London. Loved the light and shadow on this, especially the framing of the security guard amongst the concrete brutalist structure of this iconic gallery.