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Zero, Drakengard 3 Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (instagram.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer: zaiichiik (www.instagram.com/zaiichiik/)
Real Name: Grant Walker
Current Alias: Mr Zero
Abilities: He posses super strength as well as well as an gun that can freeze any object. He also possesses a similar condition as Victor Fries, but has a view more lethal side effects.
Attire: He Wears a green and pink containment suit.
Arkham File: The patient known as Grant Walker was an old man who ran an amusement park franchise. He was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and tried to cheat death by using technology stolen from Victor Fries Aka Mr Freeze. Walker used Fries’s technology to recreate the accident that gave Fries his condition that requires him to live in temperatures under fifty degrees below zero. This not only cured Walker of his cancer, but also caused him to age much slower making him practically Immortal. He eventually decided to try and freeze all of Gotham so his amusement park Oceania could live through the new Ice-age and rebuild the city after the ice melted. Batman recruited Victor Fries to help him stop Walker and they defeated him by evacuating and destroying Oceania by stop Walker. He was captured and sent to Arkham Asylum. He now resides in Victor Fries’s old cell. Walker’s condition seems to deteriorating at a rapid rate due to Walker not using the exact same chemicals that Victor used in his experiment. Walkers body has slowly started to shut down and while not all options have been considered, amputation might be the only way to save what’s left of his body.
Good 'ol N68054. She was delivered to Continental Airlines back in 1975 and joined FedEx in 1980 where she flew proudly until 2005. She's been sent to the desert and sits waiting for a call. Lift requirements have demanded her services from time to time, then she's sent back to her dry vacation home in Victorville. Will there be a lift requirement to use her again? Who knows. My guess is as more B767's arrive her fate will be sealed.
Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero at the 2016 Oregon International Air Show held August 5-7, 2016, in Hillsboro, Oregon.
This is my next picture for my 100X theme ’50mm’.
After 2 flats within the last 200 km of cycling, I decided to chance the brand of my tyres.
This new Pirelli P Zero is a bit more durable, but it's a little bit heavier than my last Vittoria Corsa - so let's see how it works. ;)
Captured with a Nikon Df and an old, manual Nikkor AiS 50mm ƒ1:1.2, post processed with Lightroom and VSCO Film.
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It has been so cold in Northern Wisconsin that it has not got above Zero in the last 2 days. I took this picture yesterday at 1pm in the afternoon when the Temp. was 5 below zero. I used a tripod and set my camera on self time took this picture at 1 second. It was so cold that a frozen mist had froze to everything. I kept saying to myself that I am nuts to be doing this. I got several pictures before I could not stand it any more.
A bunch of intoxicated men walks along the open streets of Baguio City, Northern Philippines, at pass midnight as the city is being engulfed with dense fog, caused by an enhanced southwest monsoon, for days and turning the roads unsafe for both the pedestrians and motorists due to its low visibility. ©Richard Balonglong
(Captured using Pentax K-7 + SMC P-M 85mm f/2)
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One-off dress for "clouer"
HEAD:向坂 環
EYE:黒髪
BODY:DDS
Wig:ひめかづら
Clothes:SweetSugarCakes まりも > www.flickr.com/photos/majyorimo/ & moonlight-post.blog.so-net.ne.jp/
Sculpture:CLOUER > clouer.tumblr.com/
the above show NGC's Life Below Zero comes to Kotzebue often. We are finally in the time of year that the tundra is coming back to life. At around fifty-three kilometres above the Arctic Circle it can get quite cool in the winter, however; this year it only reached a low of -30 for a few days and that was with the windchill. And that's quite a bit warmer than the -70 temps it can dip down into with a windchill of easily minus 100. We were lucky this year, and NOW spring has sprung and 40 degrees feels like summer . . . yay!
As part of the s-camera challenge, Russian camera edition, took out my Zorki 6 with 50mm f2.8 and what I thought was a roll of Delta, but ended up being Arista Ultra 100. Developed it with Rodinal 2/3rd time/Xtol 1/3rd for Delta 100, and actually liked the results better than my usual. It's the happy experiments like this that make photography a continuing license to learn process. Thanks again for all of the influences from my fellow flickeranians.