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Some sci fi stuff.Trying my best with Zbrush.

Have a great time guys.Thank you for comments and faves.

 

My DeviantART- noro8.deviantart.com/

Robust, agile, and adaptable, the Vespula drone is ideal for all your security, protection and combat requirements.

Security guard office at Jaheli Fort, Al Ain

Bruxelles Pride 2016

(Séléctionnée pour affichage par Pride.be)

 

Place I IGNCA, SCZCC National Festival, New Delhi

Security guard taking a short break in downtown Seattle.

eastern bluebird male

not a winter wren either

 

My niece with her new kitten.

 

Leica rangefinder (MP) with 50mm Summilux ASPH. Black and white film. Nikon 9000 scanner.

 

The negative isn't labeled with the films' name, but it was something like "Berringer." I actually like it. Too bad it's no longer in production.

 

Don't know what the dots are across the negative. It maybe needed cleaning.

Brick work representing security

Taken in North bay, Ontario with a Minolta XG-SE and a 50mm rokkor 1.7 lens using Kodak 200 film

EXPLORE Oct 19, 2009 #214

Porth Wen Brickworks, Anglesey.

I’m really pleased to say that my photo has been commended in the Landscape Photographer Of The Year 2021 competition in the category Urban Life.

The photo has also been chosen to be included in the Awards book (published on 28th Oct) and also will be part of the exhibition at London Bridge Station from 15th November 2021 until 9th January 2022.

Tight security at the starting point of 'The Great River Race'.

Today's story and sketch "by me" you see the RV of Wendel and Marissa Kaygler, here at the Playa Beautimus Retirement Resort, they are currently away on a Senior galaxy star cruiser tour that Marrisa won as first

prize in the Playa Beautimus Shuffleboard championships.

Marissa beat out some tough competition in 7 day alien seniors over 120 category, marathon shuffleboard tournament. The coupled will be away two years but have confidence their Blue Moon Nineteen RV will be protected

by the combination Rescue Randy tested Tiki Security System you see in front of their RV, and the Laser taser tiki laying to the left. If anything moves within 200 feet it screams loudly in Hawaiian (makaʻuloa, weliweli ʻia), which translates in English (stay back danger of death). There is no actual danger of death, unless someone tampers with the Laser Tasers voltage-amperage knobby thing. Whether purchasing outright or contracting for monthly a Rescue Randy Tiki Security System, you will have confidence it is not a cheapo unit, the Stun Tiki has a wide range of voltage levels from 30,000 volts not enough to harm anything other than one of those froofy pets that wander unleashed, (Playa Beautimus has a strict froofy pet leash law), so if froofy happens to get to close and does not understand, (makaʻuloa, weliweli ʻia), it could be a goner, but for the dangerous types of trespassers, the range of ten to twenty million volts, can bring down a trespasser or even a Martian Tera Beast, which there are none believed to be at Playa Beautimus at this time. So until next time taa ta the Rod Blog

Macro Mondays 17.12.2018 "Security" - candidate #3

 

Focus stack

Who puts a security camera in front of a fridge anyway?

The lockdown has been tough on security guards. Even without office workers in the campus, they still have to secure the area 24/7.

A bunch of rusty keys secured to the security fence at the old St Bartholomew's Hospital site, Bristol.

A security guard on duty at a diamond merchant in Pelham Street, Nottingham.

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Security guard on watch outside a San Marco Bank in Venice.

Close-up shot of a security camera as it keeps watch on all sorts of things.

 

This is a test shot using one of the more unusual homemade lenses in my collection. It is a lens intended for use in a very high-end "Large Venue" projector made by Sony.

 

Sony 54.27mm f/1.7 Projector Lens

Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado

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