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From the album: Ships and Offshore
Drilling rigs in the port of Hamriyah, UAE - March 20202 points -
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Well, I did say that it would be a while before I managed to get around to uploading the photos from my brief little break in Denmark at the end of July/first week in August this year. September is nearly over now, but I have been busy with work - (which, for me, working on ships, generally means very poor to non-existent internet...) And, aside from that, I had to earn some money first, in order to be able to renew my subscription for the software that artfreaks.com runs on, so that I could get it upgraded to the latest version. Now that's done, I have found uploading photos to be a breeze - on my laptop, at least! (Hopefully, the have done something to improve photo handling on mobile devices too? I will let you know, next time I give it a go.) After leaving my previous ship in the port of Kalundborg on the island of Sjaelland - (the same one where, København - or Copenhagen, is located) - I needed a few days to finish-off some reports and decide just exactly where I was to head next. I found this very inexpensive, comfortable and quiet little B&B just a few miles outside town: Holmehuset Bed & Breakfast Kåstrup Holmevej 23, Illerup, Kalundborg, Denmark, 4400 I nice four mile walk through the glorious late summer rural Denmark countryside to the King's Pub in the centre of town. (Well, why walk two mile to the nearest supermarket when you can walk four miles to the nearest pub?!!) Needless to say, I enjoyed those walks. The photos tell a better story. Beautiful countryside and not much traffic on the roads - on average, about four or five between Kåstrup Holmevej and Kalundborg! I must go back there some day...1 point
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From the album: Photography by Lois
A Kobukson or Geobukseon was a type of large Korean warship that was used intermittently by the Royal Korean Navy during the Joseon dynasty from the early 15th century up until the 19th century.1 point -
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From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Some colorful lights, reflected in the water of the inner harbour at Victoria, B.C. (Canada,) on Christmas day, 20061 point -
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From the album: Ships and Offshore
Hamriyah Port, UAE - March 20201 point -
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From the album: Intramuros Trip
Singkit Girl ☺️ Inside Chinese Garden located in Rizal Park, (Luneta,) Manila, Philippines1 point -
From the album: Intramuros Trip
Located in Intramuros, the old part of the city within the walls at Manila, Philippines1 point -
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From the album: Other Work
Cyber-Augmented Mercenary Zia is a heavy shock troop, toting a shortened Vulcan Cannon and donned with thick power armor she is quite the formidable force. Hardy, serious and ready to take on any job, no matter how messy. Cybernetic enhancements to both her arms and legs, render her incredibly strong and a lot quicker than you'd give her credit for. A great addition to any team or Op. Unit requires mass munitions and considerable power charges before operations. We accept credits, metals and most universal currency. We are happy to announce that this unit has been hired on a long term contract. We wish her all the luck in the future edevours.1 point -
From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Photo taken from the Saphan Taksin Bridge - without the use of a tripod. I tried resting the camera on a parapet of the bridge but with a half second exposure time, I would have been better off bringing my tripod along. (Even then, with a slow old camera and heavy lorries thundering by shaking the bridge every few seconds, this one would always have been a bit of a challenge!!)1 point -
From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Pink Tropical Water Lilies (or "Lotus," if you prefer!) These beautiful lilies grow in a ditch beside the road in Soi Sukjai, between Soi 40 and Soi 42 off the Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok. Apparently, they were just thrown in there, years ago, by the owner of the house behind were they grow. Like most tropical water lilies, the flowers only open at night...1 point -
From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Pink Tropical Water Lilies (or "Lotus," if you prefer!) These beautiful lilies grow in a ditch beside the road in Soi Sukjai, between Soi 40 and Soi 42 off the Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok. Apparently, they were just thrown in there, years ago, by the owner of the house behind were they grow. Like most tropical water lilies, the flowers only open at night...1 point -
From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Pink Tropical Water Lilies (or "Lotus," if you prefer!) These beautiful lilies grow in a ditch beside the road in Soi Sukjai, between Soi 40 and Soi 42 off the Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok. Apparently, they were just thrown in there, years ago, by the owner of the house behind were they grow. Like most tropical water lilies, the flowers only open at night...1 point -
From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
A night view from a high rise building in Ermita, Manila, Philippines - looking South towards Malate, the Manila Bay Yacht Club, the Mall of Asia complex - and onward towards Ninoy Aquino Internation airport and Pasay City.1 point -
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From the album: Other Work
It's the happiest we've ever been.We're so inspired by Sullivan.The First Sign. And God said, "At the time of fullness, cleanse the world with my rage. Gather forth the White Oil, the Black Cup and the Blood of the Ten Sinners. Prepare for the Ritual of the Holy Assumption."1 point -
From the album: Other Work
Add perspective to the things I do not like! So, there you go. Any other questions ask away.1 point -
From the album: Other Work
After reading the manga's and re-watching the anime of each series, I thought I'd celebrate one of my all time favourite shows with a bit of fan art!Tried something a bit different in that I was mixing my own style with that of the original, proved... interesting!There is a good chance, more will be coming.1 point -
From the album: Other Work
Flesh is weak.Personal bit of work, representing a new year the evolution of self to something more.FULL VIEW PLEASEPraise be to the machine.Props to for his amazing stock that was an huge help in getting angles and proportions right.1 point -
From the album: Other Work
Finally finished! Part of the free maximum commissions in November I offered friends. This was a lot of fun to do and took a lot of time and patience when it came to the line work, which if you have a flick through my gallery you can find. I'm quite happy with this, I feel I captured the feel/atmosphere quite well and had so much fun with the lighting! First time doing a Xenomorph piece, might not be the last. PLEASE FULL VIEW! Cheers1 point -
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Vic: I think this painting is really fine! Being a student of art history (my favorite century and art is 17th century Dutch) I really know quite a lot about art (not bragging, just true). Your painting reminds me of a good Matisse. The only thing I don't like about it is the overuse of script. To me, a simple "Vic" signature in the lower right corner would be much superior. But that's your choice and some artist's do that. Maybe it's just modern and I'm out of touch, although I'm pretty young. Congranulations on your fine picture, Starr (Friday 6:15 pacfic time, California)-good going!!1 point
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From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Some colorful lights, reflected in the water of the inner harbour at Victoria, B.C. (Canada,) on Christmas day, 20061 point -
From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Some colorful lights, reflected in the water of the inner harbour at Victoria, B.C. (Canada,) on Christmas day, 20061 point