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À réfléchir au thème de voler je pensais plus au fait de planer dans les airs, que ce soit par magie (pour un humain) ou pas (un oiseau, un avion...). J'ai pensé au patinage artistique, au ski... Je ne savais de toutes façons pas comment mettre tout ça en place, donc, à défaut, avec quelques Lego et un peu d'imagination, essayons de recréer des scènes de vol! Les deux premières n'étaient que des essais, c'est pour ça qu'on voit le canapé derrière, mais elles se sont quand-même avérées parmi les meilleures. Enfin, la dernière, le cambriolage, ce sera celle du récapitulatif.
Canon S95; ISO 100; f:2.8; 0,4s
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This shoot was extra fun and extra cute. Loved the dresses and boots! These girls were just a group of friends wanting some shots done before heading there separate ways for the college semester. Kinda reminds of Sisterhood? lol
Security forces put on their gas-masks as they prepare to confront anti-government protesters outside the parliament in Tbilisi, Georgia, on Wednesday Nov. 7, 2007. Georgian security forces fired tear gas and water cannons into a crowd of hundreds of anti-government protesters on Wednesday, driving them from a central street in front of parliament and beating several with truncheons. The daily demonstrations in the capital over the past week are part of the worst political crisis that President Mikhail Saakashvili, a staunch U.S. ally, has faced since he was propelled to power in the 2003 Rose Revolution mass protests. (AP Photo/ Shakh Aivazov)
designed by Maria Sinayskaya. Folded from 30 squares (7,5 cm) of papier Freudenberger. I folded it from too big squares to my taste, but with smaller ones the effect of the paper will not be that good.... :)
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On Thursday 7, the blockades from the previous day continued, with hundreds of protesters sleeping on the different roads leading to Heiligendamm. But the main action took place in Hinter Bollhagen, one of the 2 entrances to the "red zone" : thousands of people gathered on the fields in front of the fence, while police deployed their full arsenal (troops dropped by helicopters, horses, dogs, and no less than 8 water canons). A couple of isolated people managed to run to the fence and where immediately seized. The mood was however quite relaxed, with very little violence ( a few stones and bottles thrown at some point). The police eventually cleared the field with water canons, and (once and briefly) some tear gas.
Here, protesters facing a water canon.
Please read the explanation at the beginning of the set and view the pictures in chronological order.
Part of " G8 summit 2007"
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I met up with a friend I havent seen in over a year today. He's one of my closest friends though so it doesnt matter if we dont see each other all the time. I had a lot of fun and my ego was waaaay boosted by his cousin who was also with us when he looked through my photos :-P Then I came home and well, this. :/