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Sunlight House is a Grade II listed building in the art deco style on Quay Street in Manchester, England.
Built in 1932 by Joseph Sunlight, it is constructed of steel and concrete and clad in Portland stone under a three-tier mansard slate roof with glazed centre. The building is square in plan with central light-well and 14 storeys high including the attic storeys. It has an eight bay facade and a wide canted corner to the right hand side which rises to an octagonal turret which terminates in a domed lantern with an apex finial. On completion, at 14 stories and 135 feet (41 m), it was the city's tallest building. Its art deco design, complete with mansard roofs make the building a distinctive feature in the city.
Sunlight House was the headquarters of Joseph Sunlight's property business, and was originally intended to be 30 storeys high. This plan was scaled down when it was blocked by the city council. It was claimed to be Northern England's first skyscraper. A 40 storey extension proposed in 1948 was never built.
The building was renovated in 1997 when it was found that bolts holding the cladding had rusted through. It now houses offices, shops and a health club. The health club has an original basement swimming pool.
CIS bought Sunlight House from Gadaricus in 2002 for £27.5million and sold it in 2005 to Warner Estate Holdings for £40m.
kristin.eonline.com/ - Meet the Cast of "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" Signing and Screening Event, Golden Apple Comics on Melrose - Sat., Sept. 13, 2008
Wolf Guard terminators. The helmets have been kitbashed with Chaos Warriors from the fantasy range. The horns were cut off and they had to be filed down a bit to get them to fit inside the terminator armor.
My first non-superhero purist figure, I was inspired to make this guy after Borador1 pointed out that my extra clone heads would work for good ol' Arnie Schwarzenegger.
I know I've seen this guy somewhere before so credit wherever credit is due.
For those who are wondering: Brown Buzzcut + Clone Head + Mutt Williams Torso (name taken off), plain dark blue pants, and a Brick Arms pistol.
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UPDATE: 3/1/15: I decided to add this photo to the Lego Film, Literature and other media group, because I thought that I could contribute there. Arguably, all of my photos could be put in there, but I chose to restrict it to what I thought belonged there.
Posted as is, of the cam. No editing done except file size reduction.
One of the concept/costume shoot for one of the graduating students of Philippine Airline Learning Center.
Luminosi Studio.
These days it's platform 11 but 1E86 0900 Llandudno to York has just terminated and the loco will run round and take the ECS back to Neville Hill.
Apologies for the quality.
Saturday 4th July 1981
Terminator.
COUNTRY (Lieu):
France, Pyrénées orientales (66), Perpignan.
DATE:
09 octobre 2011.
PHOTO INFORMATIONS:
camera (appareil): canon eos 60d.
lens (objectif): canon 50mm ƒ1,8.
STOBIST INFORMATIONS (Lumière):
flash: no.
direction/reflector: no.
other(s): no.
ACCESSORY (Accessoire):
tripod: no.
filter(s): yes.
remote: no.
SOFTWARE (Logiciels):
lightroom 3, photoshop éléments.
please don't use this image without my explicit permission (merci de ne pas utiliser cette photo sans mon autorisation explicite).
© madinc. all rights reserved
150279 is seen at Cheltenham Spa after operating a service from Masteg. Observed on 28th October 2015.
Last week I had the pleasure of chasing down L.A. filming locations with the great Chas Demster, creator of itsfilmedthere.com.
www.itsfilmedthere.com/p/los-angeles-movies.html
This apartment belonged to Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) in the 1984 Sci-Fi hit "The Terminator".
Thanks to Chas for this location.
Alan Taylor present tis movie in 2015, with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jai Courtney, Jason Clarke, Emilia Clarke,...
Great Northern 365506 exits Welwyn South Tunnel, heading for Potters Bar as 2P35, where the train will be terminating due to engineering works.
Everyone has a soulmate out there, even the BT-800 Brooklyn Terminator endoskeleton.
Sometimes, love is found in the unlikeliest of places...
From Peter Kokis of Brooklyn RobotWorks.
Credit to the brave Beth Brown for this shot.
Shot with smoke and some LEDs for backlight and fill lighting. This came out great. This is my toy action figure btw.
Shot as a collaboration with Kiel
Viewed Best Large!
Model: Brian
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