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costume i made up
so much fun to wear
it won me 2nd place @ company halloween contest $50
plus it cracked people up
details: granny panties, party dress from thrift store, suede purple boots, toilet paper w/fresh poop (hershey's chocolate), barf on front of dress (oatmeal mixed w/worchestire sauce..whatever was found in pantry),
bloody pantiliner (fake blood), pooped toilet paper on heel of boot, empty bottle of asti spumanti, party lashes w/glitter eye make up, mascara smeared running down my face, lipstick smeared, little puke around my mouth and made sure dress up in panties @ all times!
Anemone coronaria
כלנית מצויה
Ramot Menashe, Israel
רמות מנשה, ישראל
In Wikipedia:
he.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anemone_coronaria (Hebrew)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anemone_coronaria (English)
This film photograph is of Grand Central Station in New York City. It is a quadruple exposure done in camera.
taken : 1999
camera: Canon A-1
January 12th 2009
Light painted birch tree. I think I'll be trying some different techniques now, as this is more like the results I'd hoped to achieve. I hope you liked the results of these experiments as much as I enjoyed taking them.
Today I went to the Magic Hat Brewery and filmed a little social media promo with Head Brewer Chris Rockwood and SEABA executive director Adam Brooks. It was fun but when I had to talk I was soooo nervous. I hope I did alright, guess we'll see when it's all edited together. I also got to take home a whole flat of my beer! And I found out it's gonna be for sale all over the country! Just wild.
Coronado, California - May 2007
This is part of the work I've done with the capoeira group "Capoeira Brasil San Diego" for the San Francisco Brazilian Embassy. They organized a photo contest for Brazilian photographers on the USA West Coast and this photo was one of the winners. It was in exhibition at the San Francisco Public Library in the last part of 2007.
The cooperation of Contra-Mestre Mindinho and all of his group was invaluable, and we spent the whole day shooting in Point Loma and Coronado.
This photo was the last one of the day, a 4x5 Kodak Ektachrome taken with a view camera and an AlienBees 800 strobo flash at camera right as auxiliary illumination. This photo was taken from the Coronado Municipal Golf Course, and at the exact time I pressed the shutter, the sprinkles went off.
Contra-Mestre Mindinho himself and Penelope Charmosa are the ones depicted in this photo.
For the book cover contest for Meredith's book.
Details: www.librarystuff.net/2007/03/05/flickr-alternative-book-c...
#33 on Explore June 23, 2007
This is the same photo, with out the frame (obviously!) Would love to know which one you like better.
Grandson Quinn (4yrs) rides on the shoulders of his dad as they take the polar bear dip at Cayucos, CA, 1/1/20/13.
YAY!! Update March 4th, 2008
I entered this photo into Scottdale's public art photo contest, and it won in the category of "Most Humorous."
The prize was a $25 gift card to Best Buy. W00t!
The stargazer, Uranoscopus sulphureus, lies in the sand, waiting, and strikes out with its sticky tongue when a prey fish approaches too closely. Seen in Padre Burgos, Leyte, Philippines.
This shot was the winner of the "animal behavior" category in the photo contest at the International Coral Reef Symposium 2012 in Cairns, Australia.
I had wanted to shoot this car all show but it was continuously surrounded by people -- at least those times I was near the car. Towards the end of the show I caught the owner and asked if I might snap a few pics. He was enthusiastic about the idea but seemed far more interested in showing off his own pics all the while standing beside and in front of his car (in the picture). Then a couple of other people showed up and they had a party that revolved within the field of view of the car. Argh!
Finally, I was able to use the car to hide all three people while they discussed who knows what. You can almost see the head of one of the people ad obnoxia peeking out from behind the car.
[ 2008 Western Washington All British Field Meet – Bellevue, WA ]
Photo Contest Winner : British Cars 1945-1975 : Sunbeam Alpine SeriesI-V & Tiger.
Format: Photoprint
Notes: Taken in Paddington, Sydney. Reproduced in The Labor Daily, 26 December 1934.
Find more detailed information about this photograph: acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemDetailPaged.aspx?itemID=52320
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From the collection of the State Library of New South Wales www.sl.nsw.gov.au
Erik Borge
Cochamo, Chile
Mtn: Trinidad
Route: Bienvenidos a Mi Insomnia, 5,11a, 20 pitches, 920 meters
Picture: 8th pitch, 5.11a
Backpack G 6000
Photo by: Diego Almeida
Chad Klein and Expedition Members, Fariweather Range, Glacier Bay, Alaska, Backpack: Blackjack
Ryan Krueger
Built for the AZLUG Vignette Contest... our first ever contest... and I won!
Inspired by the Isla de Muerta from Pirates of the Carribean and also my favorite LEGO Theme.
For such a small model, I had to put a lot of money into it, mainly to purchase the transparent 8x8 plate and some of the treasure.
Using this model as a basis, I will be building a large treasure cave diorama for display at the LEGO Brand Store window to the community.
This was built two months ago during the FBTB Shut Up and Build week. I just now got around to taking photos of it.
Congratulation to Lay Vyas for winning the prize and a certificate for participation in the ‘A Letter to Santa Contest’ organized by Kids Age!
Congratulations G.S.Madhuvarshini from G T vidya mandir School, Tiruvallur for winning the "MODERN GANESHA CONTEST ".
Cube Process ✅ Breakdown and source file available on my Web site #ethikdesign #gsg #5sp #contestwinner #3dart #3dwork #3dartist #motion #motiongraphics #inspiration #dailyart #c4d #cinema4d #instadaily #videooftheday #animation #3danimation #rendering
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lukedaviesss: Do you do these yourself?
ethikdesign: Yes @lukedaviesss i win the 5sp animation Contest at GreyscaleGorilla.com . You Can find an ITW as well
lukedaviesss: Amazing! Well done. Could you possibly spare a moment to make me an animation of me juggling 5 clubs! Its for a logo/intro that me and the company I work alongside are thinking of! Would be used in all my videos ect. Pretty cool if you could help:)!
olliehooper_studio: Love this. Remember seeing it on gsg a while back.
ethikdesign: @olliehooper_studio yes dude I can't share it here before . Glade you like it ;)
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LG Snowboard FIS World Cup Denver Winner, Rocco Van Straten, Nederlands
Strobist
Dual LP190s on a single stand
Bare bulb at full power, full zoom
Camera left
Triggered by PWs
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DENVER (Jan. 26) – Big air was back in a big way in downtown Denver Wednesday night as Rocco Van Straten of the Netherlands took giant leap after giant leap to win the Denver Big Air presented by Sprint at the LG Snowboard FIS World Cup. The event marked the first city-based World Cup big air event in the U.S., not to mention the first of its type in the center of Colorado's capital city. A crowd of over 14,000 was on hand in Denver's Civic Center Park for the night contest and a concert by One Republic.
"Energy [in the crowd] was totally there. I felt it in my toes to my head. Everyone was screaming. It was a special night tonight," Van Straten said, who picked up his first World Cup win after finishing four, just out of the medals, at the World Championships last week in Barcelona. "There were pretty big riders here. You have to be scared of everyone 'cause they are all learning new tricks, too."
A capacity crowd of eager spectators poured into Denver's Civic Park to see the snowboarders huck their best tricks off the 106-foot high scaffold in the Denver Big Air presented by Sprint. Van Straten did not disappoint, throwing a switch cab 9 in his first two runs, which was scored best out of two, and a backside double cork 10 on his third, which was added to his high score to put him atop the podium.
"The last jump was pretty big. The crowd was screaming and they love my name, so it was pretty sick. I was proud of myself that I landed the trick," Van Straten said.
Van Straten was joined on the podium by Canada's Zac Stone in second and Michael Macho of Austria in third.
"I was just hoping to make finals and I did that so I'm pretty stoked," Stone said. "It's an awesome event. There's tons of people in the crowd they were cheering really hard and the band was playing…it was cool."
U.S. rider Easton Gilman (Chisago City, MN) topped the list for the U.S., followed by Ian Thorley (Marquette, MI) in 11th. According to Thorley, who threw a switch double backside rodeo 9 on his first two hits, he was stoked about the Denver Big Air.