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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.
Follow me on:
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
Author: Satoshi Kamiya
Folded: June 2021
Paper: 35cm * 35cm Biotope
Final length of the model: 13cm
Final wingspan of the model: 16.5cm
Time to fold: 4 hours
I refused to try out this model for quite a long time as I thought it would not be an interesting experience to fold. However, I was completely wrong and I absolutly enjoyed folding this model. It's so different from the models I'm usually folding and has so many great details. Truly an amazing piece of art.
Getting the cockpit in shape was actually the most difficult part since the paper showed a strong resistance against spreading out the layers.
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 . . .
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.
GARC and Si-BORG Industries is proud to present the: GARC Zero. This is the Galactic Asteroid Rally Circuit's first production 'Street Legal' ship that is also qualified to race in the GARC GPs. For a only 6.02B quatloos this racer can be yours!
An immature Bald Eagle closes in on what he hopes is his next meal but the more experienced Great Blue Heron gave him the slip
Speedbuild, a single-pilot exoskeleton for use in zero-Gravity environments.
Please comment and critique!
Palouse, Washington. First morning light breaks over the frozen snow covered rolling hills of the Palouse. The pinks and blue hues only lasted for a minute before turning into an average looking winter day. The wind chill made it feel like -10 degrees Fahrenheit.
I did end up with minor frost bite on my finger tips. Thankfully it wasn't deep and healed quickly. I was only able to capture a couple winter scene this last winter. We had a below average snowfall and most of it was only six inches at times.
Currently the Palouse is becoming quite green with wild flowers covering the buttes. The spring flowers are a month ahead of normal blooming times and are changing quickly to the next flowers. Lupines look like they will be blooming by the end of April.
Enjoy,
Ry
Abrupt chill
It suddenly got cold! It seems like the high temps dropped from the 90s to 60s in just a few days.
I feel like we went from zero to beanie in just a day or two. One day, I’m sweating to death and the next I’m shivering. Beanie weather is my favorite, though, so I’m not complaining (much).
Sweater, thrifted (no label). Shorts, Hollister (thrifted). Leggings, Allen B. Boots, Vionic. Bag, A+ by Aldo.
Oggi si parte per poi rimanere, si arriva per restare.
"salvo diaboliche carte, gioia in ogni parte"
Melina Riccio
A Zero designed greeting card for Finmar Coffee 1957. He also designed a corporate image for Finmar.
Zero Gravity Facility at Lewis Research Center, now known as John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field. This is a tunnel view looking up from level 5. This tower drops 460 feet and allows scientists 5.18 seconds of micro-gravity. By comparison, the Washington Monument is 555 feet tall.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: C1966-3680
Date: September 12, 1966
From left to right;
Captured Ijad with anti armour cannon in place.
Chub with upgraded thighs and added beam sabre.
Chub with desert camo scheme and Thumper Gun.
Aqua Chub with beam sythe and propeller legs.
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I had a lot of fun making these, it's really interesting to see how many variations you can dish out with just one frame.
(shot on left taken with Canon SLR ---- Shot on right taken with Zero Image 6x9 pinhole camera)
This was either a seven or 8 minute exposure of the Eagle Creek Trail. The shot of the left was taken during the exposure of the shot of the right. Because the Zero Image was using the tri-pod I had to handhold my Canon at f/1.8. Looking at the shot, I guess I could have bumped up a couple stops. However, it's kind of fun to see the Zero Image shot looking so much nicer than the fully functioning SLR! :)