A completely unexpected thing I didn't know about them before I went there: They make a sound like a rusty door in a 90ies horror game. (video not mine, just the first result on youtube)
I have no idea who that is...
TheChriggu
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Took this photo around mid-january near a small frozen lake in my neighbourhood. It's my favorite from that specific roll of film.
Took some photos over the Christmas holidays, to try out a new film. Turns out, the film is incredibly blue. So I have to do a bit of white balance corrections on scans in post. Still, it makes for some really nice winter mood pics xD
We’ve actually been in Hita to visit an old soy sauce brewery. Turns out that the author of Attack on Titan is from around there. Which is why there are many AoT related things around there. The funniest of them being this statue, erected directly in front of a nearby dam.
Additional photos (Taken with my phone, not the camera, so they look different):
Edit: Made this post twice. When made it originally, Lemmy wouldn't display the preview pic, which in a community called "pics" does seem important. I first replaced it with a downscaled version, but that didn't fix it for me, so I tried deleting the old post, and creating it anew. But that didn't work either. After checking it on my phone though, it seemed to work without issues, so I assume it's an issue with my desktop or something. I tried to delet the re-post and un-delete the original. But now both posts are visible somehow? Seems I haven't figured out something about how exactly lemmy works. No intention to spam this community. Sorry.
We've actually been in Hita to visit an old soy sauce brewery. Turns out that the author of Attack on Titan is from around there. Which is why there are many AoT related things around there. The funniest of them being this statue, erected directly in front of a nearby dam.
Additional photos (Taken with my phone, not the camera, so they look different):
Also, on a technical level, I believe the best photo I've yet taken is a b&w photo of a pelican during that same holiday to south america last year. It's a bit less eye catching, so I'm putting it here instead:
Basalt columns are exactly what these are. My understanding is that the lava flow in this location forked and combined into different directions quite a bit, before the uniform cooling. Which is how it gets all these curves.
To be fair, both the caves and the places in Zelda games were named by Japanese people.
Or maybe what they're doing should be called heading heads.