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Nikolai is one of my very first characters when I first started creating them, Nikolai is a young boy that comes from a mixed race backround. He has lived in a moving circus all his life, among wild animals and evil witches, He comes from the dark forests of central europe, and his destiny is Paris.
This picture has been taken in Greece, not by me though. My very good friend Yannis gave it to me this morning, so it can be displayed on Flickr. Thanks Yannis!!
We can see the stars in the sky, right before sunrise, which makes a great composition to the picture! It would be fantastic to actually be there and live this magic moment in person... Imagine taking your breakfast there! :)
2040x2914 Improved textures, SweetFX 1.4
4xMSAA + 4xSGSSAA
No HUD, custom FOV, timestop, freecam hack & Ini tweaks.
Have you contemplated your home star recently? Featured here, a Sun partially eclipsed on the top left by the Moon is also seen eclipsed by earthlings contemplating the eclipse below. The spectacular menagerie of silhouettes was taken in 2012 from the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area near Page, Arizona, USA, where park rangers and astronomers expounded on the unusual event to interested gatherers. Also faintly visible on the Sun's disk, just to the lower right of the dark Moon's disk, is a group of sunspots. Although a partial solar eclipse by the Moon is indeed a good chance to contemplate the Sun, a great chance -- and one that is significantly more rare -- will occur next week when the Sun undergoes a partial eclipse by the planet Mercury. via NASA ift.tt/26H6BBR
1.Where do tennis balls come from, trees perhaps, or the sea?
2.Why don't you ever see the quick-grey-fluffy tailed-monsters up trees even when the noisy-2-legged-big dogs shout "squirrel" to tell you they're up there?
3.How do the little-hoppy-long eared-scared animals disappear into the ground?
4.Who invented dog biscuits?
5.When will the next game of fetch will happen?
6.Will you EVER be allowed to chase those funny bleating-woolly-scared-animals?
7.How dangerous are baths?
8.How can cars run so fast when they've got no legs?
9. If you bounced high enough would be able to catch the giant-silver-frisbee-in the sky?
10. Can you train an old noisy-2-legged-big-dog new tricks?
*See the comment below for answers!! :)
Barney always contemplates the serious questions of life upside down, with his paws waving in the air :) He says it's a good way to clear your head and come at problems from a different perspective... so next time life seems overwhelming, try rolling over and waving your arms and legs around, according to my dog, it'll help (I'm not so sure)!!
My first experiment with the (photoshopped version of the) Orton effect (which I learned about on Flickr).
Thanks to my friend Danielle for posing for me.
And thanks to JoesSistah for the great texture: www.flickr.com/photos/27805557@N08/3720198143/sizes/o/in/...
El fin de semana pasado tuve la oportunidad de hacer un viaje express a mi ciudad natal México, D.F. (o Ciudad de México)
y pude a admirar el extraordinario trabajo del canadiense Gregory Colbert, su Museo Nómada estará en México hasta Abril.
Espero que muchos mexicanos puedan viajar para contemplar las excelentes películas y fotografías de este talentoso artista.
Todas las fotografías de la serie "Ashes and snow" son propiedad exclusiva de Gregory Colbert, Todos los derechos reservados.
La publicación en este flickr es unicamente para promocionar su Museo Nómada y sin propósitos lucrativos
Last weekend I had the opportunity to do a express-trip to my hometown Mexico, D.F. (or Mexico City)
and I could to admire the extraordinary work of the Canadian Gregory Colbert his Nomadic Museum will be in Mexico until April.
I hope that many Mexicans could travel to contemplate the excellent movies and photos of this talented artist.
all the photos of the series " Ashes and snow " are an exclusive property of Gregory Colbert, All rights reserved. The publication in this flickr is only to promote his Nomadic Museum and without lucrative intentions
Painter sketch, trying out my new wacom Intuos tablet. I might do an oil paint version of this in the future.
A bit of mysterious air when everyone seems to be in their bubble. Makes viewers wonder what each of their story is.
Taken with the Olympus XA4 camera which I used in week 131 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
www.flickr.com/photos/tony_kemplen/collections/7215762311...
Expired Fuji Velvia 50 film, cross-processed in the Tetenal C41 kit.
Have you contemplated your home star recently? Featured here, a Sun partially eclipsed on the top left by the Moon is also seen eclipsed by earthlings contemplating the eclipse below. The spectacular menagerie of silhouettes was taken in 2012 from the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area near Page, Arizona, USA, where park rangers and astronomers expounded on the unusual event to interested gatherers. Also faintly visible on the Sun's disk, just to the lower right of the dark Moon's disk, is a group of sunspots. Although a partial solar eclipse by the Moon is indeed a good chance to contemplate the Sun, a great chance -- and one that is significantly more rare -- will occur next week when the Sun undergoes a partial eclipse by the planet Mercury. via NASA ift.tt/26H6BBR
And now it is off to visit my grandson! I am really enjoying Grandma Land!
Select photos from my Flickr stream are available for purchase as prints or personal download at [www.winterfirephotographicarts.com].