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ALTER Djibril zero - See-through ver.
Hobby channel limited edition
Nikon D300 + SIGMA 50mm F2.8 MACRO
1978 Dome Zero
"In 1975, automotive tuner and racing aficionado Minoru Hayashi founded Dome Co., Ltd. to build racing vehicles in which new technologies could be tested. The Zero, Dome's sensational prototype for a roadgoing supercar, employed by Nissan's L28E engine (also used in the 280Z) and was intended to offer an alternative to exotic European supercars. Dome later developed the P-2, a Zero-based prototype ultimately aimed at American market and featured on the cover of Road & Track in 1979. A racing version dubbed the Zero RL competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race in 1979, 1980, and 1981.
Horsepower: 143
Number Built: 1
Engine: 2.8L I-6
Top Speed: 137mph"
Zero is our I-Z musical pet. Basically, you plug him to your I-Pod and he mixes, ad-libs, makes funny noises, etc.
Zerokonferansen 2011, 21.-22. november 2011. Dag 2, aÌŠpning og paneldebatt. Foto: Eirik Helland Urke
Very few Japanese Zero fighter planes survived World War II, but people discovered that the North American AT-6 Texan trainer had a very similar shape. So, a number of AT-6's were modified for the movie "Tora Tora Tora" to look like Zeros. This is one of them.
New dj star of Buenos Aires underground. That guy rock's!!! In past 3 years this is the first dj in Buenos Aires who knows how to explode dance floor. He's name is Zero.
A special 'Zero-G' laboratory plane, the Boeing-727-200 ('Advanced'), almost blended into a background on a hot and sunny Florida day.
Shot on the way to Zero point (North Yumesomdong) from Yumthang valley. The pink patch that you see in the top left is the stony river bed at Yumthang with red algae all over. The reddish patches in the greenery are new leaves sprouting in the rhododendrons.
I don't know if I'm going to try a 365 or a 52 or a 7 or none of the above, but it's new year's day and I was feeling inspired...
...that is until I spent the entire day doing APUSH. Nothing new, but it's pretty draining.
So, this is me, still in my pajamas at 5:45pm. This is what I do on the weekends.
The thing is, I know this is crap, because I look like crap and you can totally see that my eyes are freakishly uneven and my desk is a complete mess, but it's a starting point and maybe this will motivate me to get dressed on the weekends.
The other thing is that I never do portraits, let alone of myself and I'd like to start.
So this is the beginning of something.
What exactly, I am unsure.
Happy New Year Everyone.
Also. For some reason my camera date was one ahead of the real date, so I uploaded this a day before I took it...
On June 3, 2014, supporters of Sanctuary for Families gathered at Chelsea Piers to celebrate our work and take a stand against gender violence.
Bassist Joe Brewer of Severe Zero gives it the full range of rock poses while performing in Barnstaple Square.
#41: Foot on the monitor
From my recent trip to the RetroArcade Museum in Beacon, NY. I wrote up a bunch of what I learned about how these amazing electromechanical games work here: Retro Arcade Museum: An Electromechanical Wonderland.