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A 3 3/4 inch Human Torch figure from Marvel Comics.
The Human Torch, aka Johnny Storm, was a founding member of the Fantastic Four.
This image is straight out of the camera: no tweaking, no color processing, no cropping, no nothing.
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La pointe de la Torche (Beg an Dorchenn, de son nom breton) est une presqu'île naturelle barrant l'extrémité sud-est de la baie d'Audierne, sur la commune de Plomeur, en pays Bigouden, dans le Finistère, en Bretagne. Ce promontoire garde les empreintes d'une présence humaine au mésolithique (amas coquillier) et au néolithique (tumulus). Le plan d'eau est très fréquenté par les amateurs de sports de glisse, tel que le surf et le kitesurf.
With the Americans now landed in Europe, Operation Torch was carried out on Northern Africa to fortify the Allies position from the south before taking Germany head-on, helping to alleviate the pressure on the Soviets on the Eastern Front. This campaign cleared the Mediterranean more completely in combination with the taking of Italy, a strategic move to keep supplies flowing as the Allies advanced on Germany. Today, BrickWarriors is excited to release our US Mortar Man accessories and torso:
-Mortar Tube
-Mortar Shell
-Binoculars
-Mortar Man Torso
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These little seed pods are common in the fields around my home. At sunset they catch the light like nothing else. They are very small. This one is perhaps half an inch across.
The giant bokeh lights result from the very shallow dof created by my 2+ Marumi close-up filter.
The waste gas being flared at the Chemical Valley petrochemical complex in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada lights up the St. Clair River.
Handbridge in Chester looking through the well known Willows on the banks of the River Dee, England UK.
willow light painted with high lumen torch.
Another beautiful sunset comes to and end, but the luau is just starting on Waikiki near the Royal Hawaiian
The Olympic Torch has been running all across Canada from coast to coast to coast! I caught up with it at Airdrie Alberta. The crowd has been pumped with pride in Canada and the Olympics to come!
Norfolk, Virginia
There are hundreds, probably thousands, of pictures of Anna Hyatt Huntington's (1876-1973) Torch Bearers, which stands outdoors in front of Norfolk, Virginia's Chrysler Museum. But they're all taken from the front. My challenge was to take an "unexpected" shot of this popular subject, but still respect the intent of the sculptor. I ignored all the rules: I shot into the sun and ignored the front of the work. But the result surprised even people at the Museum.
[From the Fotolog archives.]
heat patinas on metallic glazes heated with a soldering torch...
The colours have lasted for several years now, so I think the effect isn't too transitory.
Flaming or summer torch, Billbergia pyramidalis, is a bromeliad native to Brazil. The common names for this plant come from its torch-shaped, showy, red flower spike, which consists of many small flowers surrounded by red bracts.
Some summer evenings we would wait until dusk on the valley floor with our torches to see what creatures would emerge. There were hundreds of bats flying about over our heads, and always a fox, and a heron would usually fly low towards the ponds making its loud, raucous call as it glided just above the small trees.
In 2010, the city commissioned Blind Bay artist Peter Postel to create the Torch Runner to help mark the Olympic Torch’s stop in Salmon Arm as part of the relay leading up to the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in Vancouver.
Etlingera elatior - Zingiberaceae.
Grown thoughout tropical southeast Asia for the spectacular flowers and for food. The stems of the flowers are chopped up and added to curries or soups with rice noodles. Photographed at and information from the within the Rainforest Biome of the Eden Project in Cornwall.
Union Pacific's Olympic Torch Relay Train is southbound through South Evanston on the Northline in 1996.
Local call number: V-40; CA133
Title: [The Torch of Friendship]
Date of film: Early 1960s
Physical descrip: Color; sound; original length: 14:50
General note: Excerpt of original film promoting the Hampton House Hotel in Miami, a business oriented to an African-American clientele. The film describes how notable black men and women of the 1960s gathered there, such as Ralph Metcalf (gold medalist, 1932 & 1936 Olympics), Althea Gibson (Wimbledon Champ), Martin Luther King Jr., singer Jackie Wilson, and baseball Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson. The film follows a formula similar to other promotional films, except almost everyone in it is black. The complete footage shows entertainment, the owners, a fashion show, dog and horse racing, the Miami Seaquarium, the Torch of Friendship, Yogi Berra, Mickey Mantle, the Baltimore Orioles, and the FAMU Track team. Produced by Don Parisher.
To see full-length versions of this and other videos from the State Archives of Florida, visit www.floridamemory.com/video/.
Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida, 500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250 USA. Contact: 850.245.6700. Archives@dos.state.fl.us
Persistent URL: www.floridamemory.com/items/show/232404
Antrim County. The south end of Torch Lake where the Torch River spills into the lake.
Camera: Nikon D200
Lens: Tokina 12-24
Filter: B+W 110
Post: Lightroom and Photoshop CC
This is Human Torch created by the publisher Marvel Comics. He's a character of the comic book adaptation Fantastic Four. And also takes part in the movie Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.
In January 21st, we had heavy snow in Tokyo. I saw the Tokyo Tower glittering up in the sky like a Torch light.
*Leica M6+Super-Angulon f3.4+Kodak EBX 100
UP 2001, the 2001 Olympic Torch Relay unit, leads CN A490 across Washington Street in Joliet. This unit along with a similarly painted unit, UP 2002, pulled the Olympic Torch across a portion of the country all the way to Salt Lake City in 2001.
Didnt get a chance to put a description on this shot during the week. Apologies!
This shot was taken using Helen's (check out her stream!) instructions from the latest edition of Digital SLR Photography Magazine.
What I used:
- Background was a sheet of black cardboard
- Base was also a sheet of black cardboard, but with a sheet of glass over it
- Light trails were made using a cheap LED torch (with 7 bulbs) I bought at Maplin's
- Subject is a martini glass filled with water
I used my 12-24mm lens set to 17mm, at F22. The exposure was 15 seconds. I also set the WB to Tungsten to bring out the blue as the LED light was white.
"Light Week" continues--a celebration of actually having sunshine and its effects to play with after all those months of clouds, misty rain, and flat even light...
Smoke rising from a lavender incense stick...
I wrote a small tutorial on how to shoot smoke on my blog, called Blowing Smoke!