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Photo by Charlotte Blanchet – Lotus Blanc
My second contender I would like to win Mercury Prize awards. Natasha Khan from Bat for Lashes was a sweetheart to take photos of, she posed quite a bit and wasn't moody and annoying as some of the other bands.
Monster Girl Maker by Emma Baker apps.apple.com/us/app/monster-girl-maker/id1426785656
The app is also available in the Google Play Store, BTW.
This makes me so nostalgic for Monster High...I have a damaged Lagoona somewhere that I was planning on customizing into a bat girl, much like this ‘un. Still haven’t decided on what her name would be, but that’s okay, I got plenty of time.
Diare(dinma),Soia(trc),Strid(trc),Mere(blow)
Bates(aio),Ouie(ehg),Soten(ssh)
Dedicated: Fusk of Moas(thanks for the support)
More Snowy photos from the wall here:
www.kimmatthiesen.dk/graffsite/2010/malmo-lucu-food-wall-...
Have a look at the wall before:
I didn't bat an eye when I came upon the Bat. I knew right of the bat that if I won't go and bat for it - by taking a photo, I'll miss an opportunity to play a straight bat and gain an OK picture of the Bat. I'll be considered blind as a bat if I didn't eternized the dried-out Bat.
Or something like that...
While still at the church after Ann and Aaron's wedding, Cody asked the question "Don't you like like to take pictures of animals?"
"You've got to see what's hanging on the side of the church."
It was indeed, a very, very sad situation. A baby bat was separated from it's mother for some reason or another. It had made its' way from where it started down the side of the church - to about eye level.
This poor thing was breaking my heart.
It's eyes were not even open, and it was nearly naked.
It was raising it's head and emitting a high-pitched peeping sound.
In my experience, I've helped baby rabbits, birds, squirrels . . .
There's nothing in my bag of tricks that allowed me to help this poor creature in any way.
Strobist: Pocket Wizard TT5's triggering an Elinchrom Ranger Quadra with a "S" head. Strobe is model right 25' away. Taylor Smallwood launching a Ozone Bullet 12 meter speed-wing. These are the dunes located in Marina California.
Was shocked the other night to find a bat in my kitchen. It was hanging upside down, sound asleep, in that creepy way that you equate with old Dracula horror movies. It conjured up flashbacks of summers past before renovations to my old century home; the time when bats controlled the indoor airspace. The always appeared in early August; I learned alter this is when the young bats were first able to fly. The first sign of activity would be a fleeting glimpse of a black shape moving through the room, or maybe an adjacent space. Quite often this was occasioned with the pet cats freaking out trying to catch the thing. That was my cue to suit up with gloves and a heavy jacket to do battle with the bat. It became such a common occurrence that one time, just awakened from sound sleep, I went after a bat without my protective gear. In the ensuing melee, a small blood spot appeared on my hand. The question was did I whack my hand against something sharp or had I been bitten by the bat. No way to tell. Doctor advised me to bring in the dead bat for rabies testing. When I went out to retrieve the remains, I found the bat must have just been stunned and had flown off after regaining consciousness. Crap. With no bat to test I was forced to undergo the rabies vaccine. Not as bad as it used to be but still involves multiple simultaneous injections from a pair of nurses, one stationed on either side of me. I pondered all of that as I studied the bat in my kitchen. I put on my parka and heavy gloves before doing anything. And also hung a bedsheet across the doorway (bat containment is a trick I learned in the old days). I placed a clear plastic produce container over the bat, slid a flattened cardboard cereal box beneath, thereby trapping the bat. He hissed and bared his little bat teeth at me; vicious looking thing, not the least bit cute. Took him out to the backyard, a sort of catch and release program. Last I saw of him, but I continue to watch the shadows and corners of the kitchen. This photo put me in mind of bats flying about as the leaves of this old tree rusted in the wind. Cemeteries seem to come alive in high winds, everything in motion when I'm more accustomed to stillness. My eyes tend to dart about nervously as I see movement in my peripheral vision. It's scary at times but very exciting.
Here's my best shot of a bat that is loose in our house. It was flying in circles in our bedroom last night.
It eventually flew into the spare bedroom that I use for my clothing and for the drafting table where I edit photos. I closed the door and called the landlord. A specialist will be here, sometime soon, to help us find the critter and usher it out.
Meanwhile, I'm displaced from my Flickr room! I've set up shop at the dining room table.
"Ironlak fellow crew mate in town, rocking some fast silvers. Bates & Sirm (Sirum) Copenhagen Denmark 2009."
This bat was on the floor, I put him as high as I could on the wall.
Estaba en el suelo, así que lo he puesto en la pared, lo más alto que he podido.
Bates College runners compare notes and eat cookies after the NESCAC XC Championship race at Wickham Park Sunday.
I designed these Bat-Insignias shortly after my recent Dark Knight Returns Bust, which features the top half of the insignia. I figured I'd give designing the whole thing a go.
The top variation is based on the insignia's look in Batman vs. Superman and the bottom one is based on its look in the Dark Knight Returns.
Keep your eyes open for these in a store near you. Collect them all; Posters by Pose, Sofles and Storm/Gebes are floating around now.
Edit- Also entered as part of the LEGO rebrick Best-of-Batman competition. Click the link, vote, check out the other great entries, and if you're over 13, enter your own.
Life size, complete with compartments for Bat-jewelry (or purloined goods), I present my latest MOC, the Bat-Jewelry-Box.
Oh, and that handle on the side? When you turn it, Batman rotates as the music box plays it's gentle tune.