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Zero, Drakengard 3 Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (instagram.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer: zaiichiik (www.instagram.com/zaiichiik/)
Olivier Clapin handling the T6/Zero ready to take off from Buno Bonnevaux back to Cerny Airfield (AJBS).
Poor Snow Lily is alone since Zero was moved to New York to make cubs at the Seneca Park Zoo. Hopefully she'll have a new buddy soon. It was a cloudy day and the reflection you see from the camera is just what I saw standing there.
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/
Lothar Wolleh sees Jan Schoonhoven. Masters in rhythm and light. Exhibition about Jan Schoonhoven (1914-1994), famous as Zero-artist and photographer Lothar Wolleh who took many pictures of the artist at work.
More of Jan Schoonhoven at my weblog:
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!