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This photo has won 2nd place in the Nikon Club Philippines monthly photo contest themed "Tsinelas".
It was also chosen as one of the top finalist representing NCP on the recently concluded PhotoWorld Cup for the month of August that is being sanctioned by the Federation of Philippine Photographers Foundation, Inc. (FPPF)
Red Sands
Nissah, Riyadh
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
(24° 21' 42.17" N 46° 21' 32.15" E)
This is my first try on HDR processing using Photomatix 3.0.1
GMC Blue Chip Series Side-Step Truck (1955-60) Engine 283cu in (4593cc) V8 Taskmaster
Registration Number BAS 644 (Registered on an age related number first allocated for Nairnshire)
GMC SET
www.flickr.com/photos/45676495@N05/sets/72157623665211275...
Introduced in 1955 by GMC aalongside the Chevrolet Task Force Series as the Blue Chip Series the dual series introduced a new body style with wrap around windshield, a first in the truck industry and optional wrap-around rear window on Deluxe cabs. Power steering and power brakes became available for the first time on GM trucks. Electrical system upgraded to 12 volts. Beds are 6.5 ft (2.0 m) and 7.5 ft (2.3 m). Fenders have single headlights and one-piece emblem is mounted below horizontal line on fender
Thankyou for a massive 54,796,547 views
Shot 03.07.2016 at Cars in the Park, Beacon Park, Lichfield REF 121-169
How to make: Healing Blue Water
Natural pure sunlight filtering thru a cobalt blue glass membrane is said to eliminate viruses, bacteria and fungi in regular water.
This 'super blue water' is said to speed healing and promote health like an anti-aging elixir.
You can easily make healing blue water at home by following my 5 easy steps:
Step One:
Find two (2) bottles that are translucent dark blue then sanitize and air-dry in sunlight.
flickr today
color wavelengths in light composition are detectable by humans in the 400 to 700 nm visual spectrum or frequency sound interval of 800 to 400 THz.
GMC Blue Chip Series Side-Step Truck (1955-60) Engine 4998cc
Registration Number 428 TMD (1st UK registration 2913, on an age related number first allocated for Middlesex)
GMC SET
www.flickr.com/photos/45676495@N05/sets/72157623665211275...
Introduced in 1955 by GMC aalongside the Chevrolet Task Force Series as the Blue Chip Series the dual series introduced a new body style with wrap around windshield, a first in the truck industry and optional wrap-around rear window on Deluxe cabs. Power steering and power brakes became available for the first time on GM trucks. Electrical system upgraded to 12 volts. Beds are 6.5 ft (2.0 m) and 7.5 ft (2.3 m). Fenders have single headlights and one-piece emblem is mounted below horizontal line on fender
Many thanks for a fantabulous
46,214,306 views
Shot Brooklands New Years Day Gathering, 01.01.2016 - Ref 111-225
"Blue Chip" by Brendon McNaughton at Oeno Gallery
"A sculpture that captures the essence of stability and high-value investment."
Explored. I think. #323 on 21st Feb. (Not that it matters because I don't understand the whole 'explore thing anyway.)
A lack of a desk often means that the coffee table (or the living room floor) is comandeered for whatever creative pursuits I may busy myself with. This most possibly (read 'probably') gives Mike a reasonable measure of aggravation, varying in seriousness and much dependent on whether I get in the way or not (though the aesthetics of my clutter further depress him). I can't wait for the day I get a room where I can have a desk, bookcases and a small bed or easy chair for quick naps and drifing off. It will be a cosy and comfortable room, and one perhaps that I would spend more time in instead of the living room. We do have a spare room with which we could've done all that, but as storage space (and space in general) is quite limited, my plans to take over that room have been put on hold. For now. Or at least until I win the National Lottery and pot enough to get a decent-sized house.
In other news; I have been catching up with recent events in my scrapbook/journal thing. Still got to document most of January, though I've made good start with February. I think this is compensation for the fact I seldom blog these days. Saying that, I have in the middle of a write-up about the recent spell in hospital (it was certainly worth writing about, and not in a good way either, let's put it that way). There's some memories a human just can't erase, no matter how hard they try.
The course of prednisolone that I was given from the hospital has been doing its various damages and repairs. My asthma and eczema is certainly not giving me any bother and my eyes don't seem so sore anymore, but I seem to suffering several of the the physical side effects, not to mention the side effects affecting mental health (I get a rapid change in mood when Mike leaves me for work and I am alone). The amusing thing about the medication's instructions is that unless you get problems with your stools, continue with the medication, but let your doctor know. That makes it all alright, does it? I think I have a couple more days to go on this course, which I will be glad to be rid of, as trying to swallow eight of the tablets in various fashions around meal time is proving difficult with the Darwin-awful taste of the things.
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Blue Chip—the name presumably used under licence from the American company, formed by "A & P, Safeway, a number of drug chains and gasoline dealers" in California and later bought by Warren Buffett—was the trading stamp scheme run by James Frost's Save Group at its sites across Britain, offering an alternative to Green Shield Stamps that persisted into the 1990s and beyond, long after Green Shield started to fade. Blue Chip even shifted into the card format towards the end. (Did Frost's earlier Look service stations also offer Blue Chip?)
But, although Blue Chip was offered across Save's network (all company-owned, and at this point in 1990, selling petrol under major brands on the pole sign—usually with a Save logo added) and Save branding on the rest of the site), it was also offered as a scheme to independent dealers like (as shown in the ad) Sammy Kerr of Whitehurst Service Station in Bearsden, Glasgow, goo.gl/maps/9ZTo1Yp9UNYZK8HHA which, from Streetview, looks like it might have stayed a Jet dealer right up to 2010 or so before changing to Gulf. The benefits of being part of a larger network for the purposes of collecting and spending stamps seem quite strong for customers and for independent dealers, and I can imagine that in areas with a few Save sites (and potentially independent ones offering Blue Chip too), Blue Chip could have been quite popular.
The Fina, Burmah, Jet, Total, and Q8 signs shown are in the Save pole sign format; I saw Fina-Save, Burmah-Save, and Jet-Save sites (as well as Elf-Save and even Shell-Save once, which doesn't sound likely somehow) but I don't know whether Total and Q8 are included here just as examples of other brands.
For a short period around 2000-2, the Save brand itself was replaced by Blue Chip on the pole signs of Save sites (see photos in comments).
Caught during the period when the Blue Chip brand was introduced on the main signage at Save's chain.
This became a Gulf site by the 2008 Streetview but was replaced by housing by 2016.
A collage of the dolls I unboxed during the end of May 2019.
Chip is a huge Attack on Titan fan. He was very upset that his "fist" hand is on the wrong side. So he did his best Attack on Titan pose, even though the fist is supposed to be the right hand, not left. I dare didn't tell him that Riot has fist hands for both hands... Riot has the microphone right hand. >.<
1955 GMC 250 "Blue Chip" panel van.
Lowered Ratrod. Very nice style. Patina seems to be hot lately. I like the sinister appearance of this car very much
abandoned mayflower moving van, lit with the sodium arc light pollution of distant suburbs. cab interior lit with blue-green gelled strobe. 3min exposure. nikon D7000 + nikkor 10-24mm.
hollywood rentals night photography workshop hosted by mike hows and joe reed. location not disclosed at the request of the owner.
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Beautiful horse farm by my house. The horses did not mind me being there at all. :)
Playin' with Lights
Photo by: Mais Lee
Light Painting by: CRiSTOiLDiABLo
Model & Concept by: Bluechip®
The Hauser Jets vs Loogootee Lions in Class 1A Semi-State volleyball in Jasper, Indiana. Final score the Lions 3 - Jets 0. Photo by Tony Vasquez for Indy Sports Daily.
… or still just gambing?
Blue Chips:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_chip_
This is a reject for this week challenge...
Macro Monday project – 02/27/12
"Blue"
Australasian Gaming Expo report from Sydney; Australia - Day 2
Today was the 2nd day for the most high profile and successful gaming expo in Australia - the Australasian Gaming Expo, which is being hosted by the Sydney Convention Centre at Darling Harbour.
It's a key time for the gaming industry in Australia with all the regulation elements, responsible gambling initiatives and such, and most of the big boys of the industry were on hand to show off their wares, with some exhibitors demonstrating significant creative flair to help showoff their latest and greatest wares.
Our friends at Human Statue Bodyart had a couple of body models made up in bodypaint (Anastasia as a butterfly and Victoria as a panda) - complete with wings, for leading gaming brand Paltronics and its latest game 'Jungle Madness'.
The expo centre itself is huge - 15,000 square metres (about the size of an Aussie Rules football oval) and this provided more than ample opportunity for over 750 slot games aka "pokies" to strut their stuff.
The Australasian Gaming Expo is by far the largest event of its type in Australia and one of the world’s biggest.
We learned through the grapevine that a trip for 2 to Las Vegas will be won by a lucky visitor on each of the 3 days of the Expo, and this is compliments of the Gaming Technologies Association which owns the event.
We understand that over 16,000 people have walked through the games thus far, with those in the business being the majority, and no doubt a few punters, checked through the gates (but note that the games on display do not accept coins or notes).
News...
Human Statue Bodyart helps make Paltronics...
Gaming firm Paltronics was once again looking for their fair share of attention by having a few body models made up in forest like bodypaint attire to compliment their selection of games, including the very popular 'Jungle Madness'.
There's little doubt that folks Paltronics knew that competitors of sorts, IGT, were going all out with an Elvis promotion (including imitator), and may have also noted their 'Sex In The City' promotional stand from last years show.
It's always good to see Australian companies such as Paltronics take on international giants such as IGT and promotional models are just one of the weapons that gaming companies will continue to employ in the high stakes world of electronic gaming, and the folks from the Human Statue Bodyart creative arts agency certainly helped Paltronics make a positive splash today.
We hear that more bodypainted models are on the cards tomorrow (the 3rd and final day of the expo) so be sure to check the stands, with 11am to 2pm
News...
Shuffle Master promotes The Flintstones Slot...
"We are thrilled to be able to offer such an iconic brand as The Flintstones and we feel confident that it will take center stage at the show," said Adrian Halpenny, President of Shuffle Master Australasia. "Our game development team worked very hard to deliver a final product that demonstrated meticulous attention to detail in order to maintain the high quality and authenticity of the television series. As a result, The Flintstones is a breakthrough product that is not only highly enjoyable to play as a traditional gaming machine, but also brings the much-loved characters to life with entertaining and engaging features."
Since debuting on American television, The Flintstones has endured as one of the most recognized cartoon TV shows of all time and is still shown on TV around the world. The beloved characters of The Flintstones have been a part of our childhoods for decades, and this new game allows us to play and interact with them in new and exciting ways.
Preston Kevin Lewis, Managing Director of Warner Bros. Consumer Products ANZ, said, "It is testament to the enduring nature of The Flintstones brand that the likes of Fred, Barney, Wilma and Betty continue to reach new audiences in diverse areas. Shuffle Master is one of the world's leading gaming suppliers and we're sure these fantastic machines will provide consumers with yet another opportunity to fall in love with The Flintstones."
Designed to make a big impact on the gaming floor with its broad appeal, The Flintstones is a three-level standalone progressive, low-denomination product with a suite of exciting base games and attractive jackpot prizes. It also introduces Shuffle Master's patented new "mini-reel" feature trigger that ignites the player's anticipation during game play.
The game offers three interactive bonus features that provide players with the chance to win jackpots and credit prizes. Each bonus feature evokes classic scenes from the original TV show, such as the ten-pin challenge at Bedrock Bowl, the family night out at The Drive-In and the antics of Fred Flintstone's lovable pet dinosaur in Dino's Dig.
Every element has been carefully crafted to captivate players. The Flintstones will feature themed door trims with matching halo lighting, a unique character marquee with a built-in LCD top box, and re-mastered music and sound effects from the original TV show. The three launch games - Lioness, Peacock Garden and Tiger Power - will be supplemented with more games from Shuffle Master on an ongoing basis to keep the installations fresh and exciting.
Press Release...
IGT Highlights Innovative 3D Gaming Technology and a Star-studded Gaming Lineup at the Australasian Gaming Expo...
LAS VEGAS, Aug. 20, 2012 -- International Game Technology (NYSE:IGT), a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, announced today it will deliver new industry firsts for Australia's gaming enthusiasts at the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) Aug. 21 – 23 at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre in Sydney, Australia.
IGT will launch the 3D gaming technology MLD™ (Multi-Layer Display™), paired with the unveiling of one of the world's most iconic pop culture brands, Elvis The King®. This new title is now available in Australia exclusively on the IGT bluechip Neo® Tower Top cabinet after successful launches in other global markets, along with many new games and products.
"IGT continues to provide our customers with strong game performance, the widest variety of games, the latest in systems innovation and world-class service, all of which will be on display at AGE," said Eric Tom, IGT executive vice president of Global Sales.
"Our research indicates that many players are entertainment seekers who are attracted to iconic brands and IGT delivers this with our pop culture hit Elvis The King®. This game has been adapted to suit the Australasian players' playing style. The 3D capabilities of MLD with Elvis The King® also provides venues with a strong differentiator as they look to broaden gaming's appeal and provide something special for players," said Tom. "Elvis The King® is packed with multiple features and number one hits."
IGT's 3D MLD™ screens take gaming to another dimension in play. The 3D effect is simulated because the content exists on two separate LCD panels; one in front of the other which gives a depth of field, with game elements appearing and moving between the front and back screens. This allows for new game play options and heightened entertainment.
The line-up of over fifty games at AGE reflects IGT's re-invigorated game design strategy with the legendary performance of games such as Siberian Storm® and Dangerous Beauty®. Additional games debuting at AGE include:
Black Widow® – a low denomination game with a 'web capture' feature during free games for the chance to accumulate additional credits.
Dakota Thunder® - featuring the 'Thunder Shudder'.
A global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, IGT provides a holistic solution to the industry and its strength in gaming management systems and new interactive technologies will also be showcased at AGE.
The IGT Advantage Club® System will be demonstrated with new technologies such as Service Window, a small window that appears on the left hand side of the screen. The Service Window can be used for personalized player messaging and for service requests, adding a unique level of service for venues with the IGT system. The IGT Advantage Club® system is proving to be a winner with clubs in New South Wales.
IGT will again be playing host to industry experts who will present a range of topics including game floor design, customer service and systems. For more details on the free business seminar sessions visit www.igt.com.au/AGE12.
About IGT
International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) is a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and continues to transform the industry by translating casino player experiences to social, mobile and interactive environments for regulated markets around the world. IGT's recent acquisition of Double Down Interactive provides engaging casino style entertainment to more than 5 million players monthly. More information about IGT is available at www.IGT.com or connect with IGT at @IGTNews or www.facebook.com/IGT.
© EPE, Reg. U.S. Pat & TM O_.
Dangerous Beauty and Black Widow were created by High 5 Games. For more information on High 5 Games, go to www.High5games.com
Pure Depth™, MLD®, Multi-Layer Display® and Actual Depth™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Pure Depth, Inc. All other trademarks are registered trademarks or the property of their respective owners without the intent to infringe. www.puredepth.com. All trademarks or registered trademarks are owned by IGT (Australia) Pty. Limited or its related entities. All information is subject to change without notice. Game type availability is subject to jurisdictional approval.
Websites
Australasian Gaming Expo
Gaming Technologies Association
PALtronics Australasia
Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Human Statue Bodyart
Human Statue Bodyart Flickr
www.flickr.com/photos/humanstatuebodyart
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
“Tapestry (Fashions of the Century)”
Artists’ League for Culture and Arts (ALCA) 5th Anniversary Presentation
January 22, 2010
Liwasang Bonifacio Multi-Purpose Arena
Philippine Embassy-Riyadh,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
yahoo's long lease - neon billboard off highway 80 east, near the on-ramp to the bay bridge - soma, san francisco, california (2nd group)
Strobist Set-up:
Nikon D300 + Nikkor 85mm f/1.8D
1 Nikon SB900 on Lumiquest LQ-107 Softbox
ISO 200 | f/6.3 | 1/160 | Spot Metering
Model: Sherinah Alyza
Camera: Nikon D300
Lens: Nikkor 85mm f/1.8D
Setup: Ambient Light + Reflector Disc
Model & MUA: Reia Ayunan
Note: No PP
Caught here with Save's final "Blue Chip" branding, applied only on the pole sign.
Now replaced by a Tesco Express: see www.flickr.com/photos/45065527@N08/7696876918 for more photos and details.
Australasian Gaming Expo report from Sydney; Australia - Day 2
Today was the 2nd day for the most high profile and successful gaming expo in Australia - the Australasian Gaming Expo, which is being hosted by the Sydney Convention Centre at Darling Harbour.
It's a key time for the gaming industry in Australia with all the regulation elements, responsible gambling initiatives and such, and most of the big boys of the industry were on hand to show off their wares, with some exhibitors demonstrating significant creative flair to help showoff their latest and greatest wares.
Our friends at Human Statue Bodyart had a couple of body models made up in bodypaint (Anastasia as a butterfly and Victoria as a panda) - complete with wings, for leading gaming brand Paltronics and its latest game 'Jungle Madness'.
The expo centre itself is huge - 15,000 square metres (about the size of an Aussie Rules football oval) and this provided more than ample opportunity for over 750 slot games aka "pokies" to strut their stuff.
The Australasian Gaming Expo is by far the largest event of its type in Australia and one of the world’s biggest.
We learned through the grapevine that a trip for 2 to Las Vegas will be won by a lucky visitor on each of the 3 days of the Expo, and this is compliments of the Gaming Technologies Association which owns the event.
We understand that over 16,000 people have walked through the games thus far, with those in the business being the majority, and no doubt a few punters, checked through the gates (but note that the games on display do not accept coins or notes).
News...
Human Statue Bodyart helps make Paltronics...
Gaming firm Paltronics was once again looking for their fair share of attention by having a few body models made up in forest like bodypaint attire to compliment their selection of games, including the very popular 'Jungle Madness'.
There's little doubt that folks Paltronics knew that competitors of sorts, IGT, were going all out with an Elvis promotion (including imitator), and may have also noted their 'Sex In The City' promotional stand from last years show.
It's always good to see Australian companies such as Paltronics take on international giants such as IGT and promotional models are just one of the weapons that gaming companies will continue to employ in the high stakes world of electronic gaming, and the folks from the Human Statue Bodyart creative arts agency certainly helped Paltronics make a positive splash today.
We hear that more bodypainted models are on the cards tomorrow (the 3rd and final day of the expo) so be sure to check the stands, with 11am to 2pm
News...
Shuffle Master promotes The Flintstones Slot...
"We are thrilled to be able to offer such an iconic brand as The Flintstones and we feel confident that it will take center stage at the show," said Adrian Halpenny, President of Shuffle Master Australasia. "Our game development team worked very hard to deliver a final product that demonstrated meticulous attention to detail in order to maintain the high quality and authenticity of the television series. As a result, The Flintstones is a breakthrough product that is not only highly enjoyable to play as a traditional gaming machine, but also brings the much-loved characters to life with entertaining and engaging features."
Since debuting on American television, The Flintstones has endured as one of the most recognized cartoon TV shows of all time and is still shown on TV around the world. The beloved characters of The Flintstones have been a part of our childhoods for decades, and this new game allows us to play and interact with them in new and exciting ways.
Preston Kevin Lewis, Managing Director of Warner Bros. Consumer Products ANZ, said, "It is testament to the enduring nature of The Flintstones brand that the likes of Fred, Barney, Wilma and Betty continue to reach new audiences in diverse areas. Shuffle Master is one of the world's leading gaming suppliers and we're sure these fantastic machines will provide consumers with yet another opportunity to fall in love with The Flintstones."
Designed to make a big impact on the gaming floor with its broad appeal, The Flintstones is a three-level standalone progressive, low-denomination product with a suite of exciting base games and attractive jackpot prizes. It also introduces Shuffle Master's patented new "mini-reel" feature trigger that ignites the player's anticipation during game play.
The game offers three interactive bonus features that provide players with the chance to win jackpots and credit prizes. Each bonus feature evokes classic scenes from the original TV show, such as the ten-pin challenge at Bedrock Bowl, the family night out at The Drive-In and the antics of Fred Flintstone's lovable pet dinosaur in Dino's Dig.
Every element has been carefully crafted to captivate players. The Flintstones will feature themed door trims with matching halo lighting, a unique character marquee with a built-in LCD top box, and re-mastered music and sound effects from the original TV show. The three launch games - Lioness, Peacock Garden and Tiger Power - will be supplemented with more games from Shuffle Master on an ongoing basis to keep the installations fresh and exciting.
Press Release...
IGT Highlights Innovative 3D Gaming Technology and a Star-studded Gaming Lineup at the Australasian Gaming Expo...
LAS VEGAS, Aug. 20, 2012 -- International Game Technology (NYSE:IGT), a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, announced today it will deliver new industry firsts for Australia's gaming enthusiasts at the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) Aug. 21 – 23 at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre in Sydney, Australia.
IGT will launch the 3D gaming technology MLD™ (Multi-Layer Display™), paired with the unveiling of one of the world's most iconic pop culture brands, Elvis The King®. This new title is now available in Australia exclusively on the IGT bluechip Neo® Tower Top cabinet after successful launches in other global markets, along with many new games and products.
"IGT continues to provide our customers with strong game performance, the widest variety of games, the latest in systems innovation and world-class service, all of which will be on display at AGE," said Eric Tom, IGT executive vice president of Global Sales.
"Our research indicates that many players are entertainment seekers who are attracted to iconic brands and IGT delivers this with our pop culture hit Elvis The King®. This game has been adapted to suit the Australasian players' playing style. The 3D capabilities of MLD with Elvis The King® also provides venues with a strong differentiator as they look to broaden gaming's appeal and provide something special for players," said Tom. "Elvis The King® is packed with multiple features and number one hits."
IGT's 3D MLD™ screens take gaming to another dimension in play. The 3D effect is simulated because the content exists on two separate LCD panels; one in front of the other which gives a depth of field, with game elements appearing and moving between the front and back screens. This allows for new game play options and heightened entertainment.
The line-up of over fifty games at AGE reflects IGT's re-invigorated game design strategy with the legendary performance of games such as Siberian Storm® and Dangerous Beauty®. Additional games debuting at AGE include:
Black Widow® – a low denomination game with a 'web capture' feature during free games for the chance to accumulate additional credits.
Dakota Thunder® - featuring the 'Thunder Shudder'.
A global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, IGT provides a holistic solution to the industry and its strength in gaming management systems and new interactive technologies will also be showcased at AGE.
The IGT Advantage Club® System will be demonstrated with new technologies such as Service Window, a small window that appears on the left hand side of the screen. The Service Window can be used for personalized player messaging and for service requests, adding a unique level of service for venues with the IGT system. The IGT Advantage Club® system is proving to be a winner with clubs in New South Wales.
IGT will again be playing host to industry experts who will present a range of topics including game floor design, customer service and systems. For more details on the free business seminar sessions visit www.igt.com.au/AGE12.
About IGT
International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) is a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and continues to transform the industry by translating casino player experiences to social, mobile and interactive environments for regulated markets around the world. IGT's recent acquisition of Double Down Interactive provides engaging casino style entertainment to more than 5 million players monthly. More information about IGT is available at www.IGT.com or connect with IGT at @IGTNews or www.facebook.com/IGT.
© EPE, Reg. U.S. Pat & TM O_.
Dangerous Beauty and Black Widow were created by High 5 Games. For more information on High 5 Games, go to www.High5games.com
Pure Depth™, MLD®, Multi-Layer Display® and Actual Depth™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Pure Depth, Inc. All other trademarks are registered trademarks or the property of their respective owners without the intent to infringe. www.puredepth.com. All trademarks or registered trademarks are owned by IGT (Australia) Pty. Limited or its related entities. All information is subject to change without notice. Game type availability is subject to jurisdictional approval.
Websites
Australasian Gaming Expo
Gaming Technologies Association
PALtronics Australasia
Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Human Statue Bodyart
Human Statue Bodyart Flickr
www.flickr.com/photos/humanstatuebodyart
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr