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it was a big outdoor portrait shooting activity that took place by a website at taipei water museum garden on sunday morning and little sugar was one of those 4 models ,she got white skin and nice figure ,pretty eyes,a nice model indeed
the lid to this little candy dish is just deep enough to use as second container in a transfer activity; i cut the sponge into a heart shape in honor of valentines day, and the water is purple just for fun. later i put this activity on a padded tray, for obvious reasons.
Talking with director and founder Allison Weisberg about Recess Activities, Inc.
June 30, 2010
Recess Activities, Inc.
New York, NY
If you look carefully you can sees lights from cameras, laptops, and an LED watch where the road bends. Being pitch black we thought we were around the bend and invisible form my camera but this is proof that we were not. Check it out large to see the activity in detail. Look directly above the activity and see a plane trail.
This is the original jpeg, straight form the camera with no editing.
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Maria Egorova - Exposures Photography
Just something quick I put together with a few lego bricks in a couple of minutes and took the photo with my mobile phone. I then adjusted the temperature and the saturation a bit to achieve the 'night vision' effect from the film.
I also think the noise from the phone camera adds to the mystery and video camera effect of the scene.
Dr. Diana Wehrell-Grabowski conducted a hands-on science lesson to introduce early childhood-age students to using eye loupes, hand lens, and simple microscopes. Students were actively engaged in observing objects from nature, from around the home, and living creatures. Students also conducted simple experiments to observe how water has the ability to magnify. The explorations the students conducted are also introduced during the teacher training workshops Dr. Diana Wehrell-Grabowski conducts nationwide. www.drdianateachertraining.com