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Modelo - Jéssica Marina da Silva
(No Limite - Globo)
Fotos - Alysson Borges
Make - Lillyan Vercino
Produção - Thays Fernanda e Jéssica Costa
Assistente - Marcos Meira
Catálogo - Zero Açúcar 2011
It was freezing and blowing a gale at Perisher. Trying to find some shelter from the wind we ventured into this valley. For a time it looked like we may get a break in the cloud but the weather turned ugly. With the snow starting to fall fairly heavily I managed to get this 7 frame pano.
Ground zero with a one inch tall toad stool. Boy did I get wet laying in the grass, but you didn't see me....180MM @ 1:1
I think I know the answer.
I stumbled on and all the world,
fell down.
And all the sky went silent,
cracked like glass and slowly,
tumbled to the ground.
They say if you look hard,
you'll find your way back home.
Born without a friend,
and bound to die alone.
I'm thinking of your highness,
and lying long upon the loss,
I've found.
And on the plus and minus,
zero chance of ever,
turning this around.
Why doesn't anyone believe,
in loneliness?
Stand up and everyone will see,
your holiness.
- Soundgarden
It was zero this morning when the sun rose over the Little Missouri River valley (the river is frozen, in fact) but relatively comfortable until the wind began to pick at the exposed portions of the Caprock Coulee Trail at Theodore Roosevelt National Park (North Unit) in McKenzie County, North Dakota. The road beyond this point in the park had been closed since last week's visit, thus the trek to higher ground through several inches of snow. The only sounds were crunching snow beneath my feet, the occasional gust of wind and coyotes yipping occasionally somewhere to the distant north. Even at Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area back in Tennessee and Kentucky, one hears distant indications of humans but not here, for much of the park is classified as wilderness once one is away from the main road. (11-18-2014)
I think I am finally going to bite the bullet and subscribe to the latest version of Photoshop. I'm still experimenting with various processing and the .raw file capabilities but overall, the ease of use makes it far easier to use compared to my old dinosaur (PS7, believe it or not lol).
Tokyo Zero July
Part of my punk hair this month, I have a human version and a merfolk version with color changer
A remake of my old Sub-Zero minifig based on his more updated appearance in the recent Mortal Kombat games.
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Localization:
Picture taken at Estación de AVE María Zambrano ( Málaga, Spain)
Exif Data:
Canon EOS 450D | Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 DC EX HSM @ 10 mm | f8, 1/13s, ISO 400
Picture from 3 handheld exposures.
Processing:
Lightroom for catalog > Photoshop to generate HDR file > Tonemapped at Photomatix > Curves + Topaz Adjust and Details + Noiseware + Sharpening at Photoshop CS5.
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A cold refreshing Coke Zero. I was experimenting with a DIY macro flash rig and some glycerin in a spray bottle. Water does not hold up well when sitting for long periods--enter glycerin.
This was shot during our third trip into Battersea Power Station.
Lit using Scurion lamps. A stunning high performance and very rugged light that you can use for pretty much any purpose, from caving to urbex and everything in between.
I had photoshoot with these two friends who are starting a radio program this Saturday, so we made little production due to that. We had so much fun, and I think that's one of the best things you can get in life, to actually be happy doing what you do. :)
Kudos to them!!! They're just amazing, and cute.
checking weight before the move. Funny how everyone behaves differently. Different characters, I guess.
I'm looking forward to when construction is completed . . . and it will be called Freedom Tower instead of Ground Zero . . . hopefully the new name will also signal a time when we understand that there's one Planet . . . and that we're all members of One Human Family . . .
Someone, somewhere, has a sense of humour.
Four of Colas' 60 fleet, run through Ilkeston as 0Z60, Toton TMD - Doncaster Royal Mail Terminal, recorded delivery, of course.
Tug 96, is upfront and more numbers will appear as I'm able to get them.
We were at Ilkeston for the rerouted 7X08, which ran pretty late, and if it hadn't, I'd probably not have caught this move.
All four are off too their new owner, GBRF, and I'm guessing they'll sit at Donny before being taken for a new coat of paint. (Just a guess, don't get your panties twisted).
0Z60. Ilkeston.Taken from the rather splendid Bennerley Viaduct.
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Zero, Drakengard 3 Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (instagram.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer: zaiichiik (www.instagram.com/zaiichiik/)