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...or actually early one morning over the rooftops of Havana. Architecture is not my main topic but sometimes it is hard to look the other way.
During our first visit to Panama, we toured the Canal Zone.
The zone existed from 1903 to 1979. It included an area extending 5 miles (8.0 km) on each side of the centerline, excluding Panama City and Colón.
Another shot taken from a short movie I directed this year for my studies.
You can see the movie here (in french):
Camera Operator: Robin Dervaux
Photography: Adrien Léonard
Actress: Amélie Remacle
Camera: Sony F55
This mountain ridge was part of the direct blast zone from when Mt St Helens erupted. All the trees within miles were knocked flat, laying down like match sticks, with some of these trees protected by the ridge still partially standing.
During our first visit to Panama, we toured the Canal Zone.
The zone existed from 1903 to 1979. It included an area extending 5 miles (8.0 km) on each side of the centerline, excluding Panama City and Colón.
In the zone - new love on the historic Randalstown Viaduct. New Love, locked in together and photographed with a 10 year old Leica C-Lux Compact Digital Camera, - and look at the colour saturation and sharpness, the depth of field. Even the most basic Leicas are fantastic pieces of kit.
I keep this little gem of a camera in a small canvas pouch on my belt so it’s ready to shoot when some of the bigger cameras are not to hand.
In this zone are settled the most powerful banks of the United States, the branches of these banks have been given the luxury of making sumptuous and modern buildings in Miami Downtown.
Brickell was settled in the modern era in the mid-1800s by early pioneers, growing to become Miami's "Millionaire's Row" in the early 1900s after the construction of lavish mansions along Brickell Avenue by Mary Brickell. By the 1970s, office towers, hotels and apartments began replacing the historic mansions. Today, Brickell has grown to overtake the city's historic central business district to the north, as one of the largest financial districts in the United States. With a fast-growing residential population, Brickell is one of Miami's fastest-growing as well as its most dense neighborhood, with a 2010 population of about 31,000.
The LEGO Sonic The Hedgehog set came with a couple of Technic pin connectors at the end, and so was begging for some kind of expansion. I decided to build the next most iconic Sonic level (IMO), Chemical Plant Zone.
I tried to introduce as many iconic elements from that level as I could: two badniks (Grabber and Spiny), the round floating platform, the Mega Mack (the pink liquid that fills the bottom of the stage), a springboard, a blue pipe with sliding platform, a high speed warp tube, and some blobs of blue goo that travel back and forth in an arc. In general, I also wanted to give the build a more dense, claustrophobic, and vertical feel than Green Hill in general.
UN soldiers being deployed to mount a defense against the infected during the initial stages of the Outbreak. These evacuation zones were set up as a forward base of operations to get civilians out of the area to be evacuated to the larger safe zones. Because of the chaos that ensued because of the outbreak. Many of these evacuation zones, didn’t hold up for too long.
‘’The Outbreak’’ sometimes dubbed as ‘’The Apocalypse’’ or ‘’World War Z’’ is a global outbreak of Specimen Z, an experimental virus that has spread around the globe. It spread globally in around 28 hours and caused the collapse of several nations within those hours. Resulting in mass panic and global destruction.
During the early stages of the Outbreak, much of the local armed forces were rebranded and/or incorporated into the UN military this was a result of a secret UN protocol, called ‘’The Redeker-Protocol’’ which stated that in an event of a global disaster or predicament of a global disaster, UN soldiers will be deployed and every available military asset will be under the direct command of the UN. The UN security council takes full control of world affairs. This is stated in the member's chart of the UN and in resolution ‘’omega’’.
UN forces are fighting against the infected during a massive global zombie outbreak. Consisting of several armies from around the globe united together in accordance with a secretive UN protocol. They cooperated with the total defense against the increase of infected, which resulted in a global conflict against the infected. The UN army is considered to be the largest and most powerful faction seen in the Outbreak series so far.
(Dubbed as the UN Army in the Outbreak videos)They have already made several appearances in my brickfilms. The most notable was the Zombie Outbreak videos.
Their main job during the Outbreak was to evacuate the civilians out of the infected ''Hot Zone'' areas by combating the infected with various weapons in order to buy time. They were also tasked with maintaining order in and outside the Quarantine Zones as mass panic was still in progress.
The Redeker protocol is a reference of the Redeker Plan (Name only) From the World War Z novels.
Custom helmets: Brickarms/Brickizimo
Custom head/torso: Eclipsegrafx
Custom weapons: brickarms
Link of brickfilms where the faction appears:
Part 1:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjqkZeMoI04
Part 2:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=quS1pl24RT4
Part 3:
Highly active aurora borealis here in Tuktoyaktuk, NT during the early morning hours of March 23, 2017 Photo By: Francis Anderson
A bright yellow neon street sign alerts vehicular traffic to a school zone further down Angas Street. The floodlights behind it are for illuminating the Roma Mitchell Commonwealth Law Courts building.
Prise de vue :
Leica M3, Summarit 5cm f/1.5.
Ilford FP4 : 125 Asa.
Développement :
Kodak : D76 1+1 (10,45 mn) @ 20°.
Io voglio dedicare questa serata alla mancanza perché, rientrando a casa mentre camminavo in fretta per il freddo nel percorso da 4 giornate a casa mia, l’ho sentita. Era netta e distinta, prima piano poi più forte.
La mancanza delle giornate che non finivano mai, neppure a questa ora, a 14 anni;
la mancanza delle pizzette fritte di mia madre la sera davanti a “quelli della notte";
la mancanza della faccia di mio padre, appoggiata sui suoi stessi pugni chiusi a cilindro sul tavolo della cucina sotto al mento che rideva guardando la faccia di Nino Frassica;
la mancanza dei vaffanculo di mia sorella quando, a tarda sera addormentata ovunque, la svegliavo per dirle di andare a letto.
La mancanza non mi rende triste in sere come questa, mi fa compagnia.
Mi fa sorridere perché è quello che mi resta delle cose che ho amato.
Napoli, 20 novembre 2017