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Storm over Lincoln, NE.
Taken from the 501 Building (next to the stadium) on campus about 4 minutes ago... 4:50 or so, 5/31/2007.
“Calling all heroes, it’s Hero February!”
Inspired by @ben.cossy’s Ice Planet Stormer MOC released last year and the recent boom in Ice Planet 2002 nostalgia, I’m happy to finally release Ice Planet Stormer from his cryosleep!
This creation is Alpha Leader Stormer, refitted for a Brain Attack mission in the frozen wastes of a mysterious planet far from the Makuro Belt. Amidst the glacier barrens and tundra bluffs of this distant world, the evil brains have been spotted on another scheme!
For years now I’ve wanted to attach the Nexo Knights sword as a wristblade for a hero, and Stormer here was the perfect candidate! While the end result did involve some part modification, I think it’s a perfect Ice Planet substitute for his Brain Attack sword!
I was also keen to keep the original blue/black/trans-orange color scheme, but this gave me quite a few problems with the torso, which was colorlocked in pearl dark gray and flat silver and so didn’t give me many options. Fortunately, I was able to dye the part black! Paired with some blue shoulder addons I got from a bootleg set, he’s geared up and ready to open up a can of brain freeze!
Also includes obligatory photo of Stormer and Commander Cold!
Please leave any thoughtful comments below telling me what you like about this creation! Have a happy Hero February!
This station served as the undersea to overhead transition for the 38-kilovolt transmission line on Vieques Island. Exposure to salt water from the hurricane and storm surge has made it unusable. (Photo by Jeff Miller)
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I decided to walk the last leg of my bus ride home because of the looming storm clouds. As anyone in the area can attest, it was quite a storm.
I found this magnificent piece of graffiti under a bridge, while walking along the river bank in Stafford.
A Storm Trooper guarding the front door at Steel City Con
His comrade is giving him bunny ears.
Nikon D700
Takumar 105mm f2.4
a day of hailstorms, strong wind and rain has led to a rather boring day at home. This is taken from the shelter of my carport just after a hailstorm. I didn't get the camera out quickly enough to capture the little balls of ice falling, so this is about as creative as I can get today.
A squall sweeps in from the west, beneath a bank of threatening clouds. Christmas Day, Anderson's Inlet, Inverloch, Vic.
This breaker, just taken out my window, resulted from a 3 metre high swell. Offshore they are 10 m high and are heading this way. The storm began here about an hour ago and will get worse. I expect to lose power, it's already out along St. Margaret's Bay - so probably won't be able to post much today.
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I know, not the best lightning shot in the world. But it's one of my personal favorites. This is taken while driving through Virginia during a storm. It took me so many tries to even get lightning in the shot. But I finally got it and I was so pysched.
TOP TIP: When doing exposures over a minute, TURN OFF NOISE REDUCTION, turns out it takes twice as long after the shutter for the NR to process, meaning you are sitting there watching lightning do really cool things while your camera is uselessly doing noise reduction.
As anyone who lives in the south of England will attest, last night's storm was really wild. The winds had died down a lot by the morning and I had a sudden urge to go to Brighton, so I got in the car and headed for the Marina. It was incredibly hard to take photos because there was so much spray, but I managed to get a few. The sea looked as if it was boiling.
The atmosphere was really unsettled last week due to a passing tropical disturbance. This storm was high-based but massive.
a young boy plays in a large puddle naer a downed tree after a storm blew thru the area last week...
I was standing just under my porch one night watching this most amazing electrical storm roll on past. The lightning was jumping from cloud to cloud.