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1. Chaplin texture, 2. Untitled, 3. My kid!, 4. Marie Antoinette, 5. close up of the Fairy - antique laces and vintage rhinestone, 6. M.A. round robin "Violette" 3, 7. around the house 3, 8. playing house-, 9. task at hand, 10. A little vignette, 11. Let sleeping lambs lie, 12. Bird collage, 13. anna's heart14. Not available15. Not available16. Not available
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I'm over @SimonSaysStamp blog today turning a surf board in to a rocket! 🚀
limedoodledesign.com/2015/12/creative-die-cutting/
Thanks for looking!
Debby
From Creatives at Work editorial on www.wearethepeople.fi/fashion/creatives-at-work/
Model: Jerry / Paparazzi
WATP team | Style: Oona Heleena & Joni Leppiniemi | Hair: Kasper Vähä-Ojala | Makeup: Meghna Mukherjee | Location: Hotel Kämp | Hair products sponsored by Kevin Murphy | Grooming products Sharper of Sweden | Makeup sponsored by Lumene Finland
Just wandering around the Telliskivi Creative City in Tallinn, Estonia. I was hunting for murals, street art and graffiti but then discovered this.
Common mouse operations
Performing different operations on the mouse provide the activation of specific actions on the interface, with different meanings. GUIs may define and trigger a separate event for each gesture. Low level gestures
Click - pressing and releasing a button.
o (left) Single-click - clicking the main button.
o (left) Double-click - clicking the button two times in quick succession counts as a different gesture than two separate single clicks.
o (left) Triple-click - clicking the button three times in quick succession.
o Right-click - clicking the secondary button.
* Drag - pressing and holding a button, then moving the mouse without releasing.
* Button chording (a.k.a. Rocker navigation).
o Combination of right-click then left-click.
o Combination of left-click then right-click or keyboard letter.
o Combination of left or right-click and the mouse wheel.
* Clicking with a modifier key.
Standard semantic gestures
* Rollover
* Selection
* Menu traversal
* Drag and drop
* Pointing
* Goal crossing
Common mouse operations
Performing different operations on the mouse provide the activation of specific actions on the interface, with different meanings. GUIs may define and trigger a separate event for each gesture.
Low level gestures
* Click - pressing and releasing a button.
o (left) Single-click - clicking the main button.
o (left) Double-click - clicking the button two times in quick succession counts as a different gesture than two separate single clicks.
o (left) Triple-click - clicking the button three times in quick succession.
o Right-click - clicking the secondary button.
* Drag - pressing and holding a button, then moving the mouse without releasing.
* Button chording (a.k.a. Rocker navigation).
o Combination of right-click then left-click.
o Combination of left-click then right-click or keyboard letter.
o Combination of left or right-click and the mouse wheel.
* Clicking with a modifier key.
Standard semantic gestures
* Rollover
* Selection
* Menu traversal
* Drag and drop
* Pointing
* Goal crossing
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while creating Valentine's. It's such a mess lol I wish I could do a more organised job, but somehow creating organised isn't possible
blogged about here:
carolsgarden.blogspot.com/2012/02/valentine-creations-dec...
Apparently this staggered method of putting in the blocks help scatter forces that otherwise would crack the wall.
I am very happy,his is the first time that i had enough time to catch a butterfly on my flowers
sono felice e la prima volta che una farfalla mi ha dato tempo di scattare tante foto.
thank you Joe for calling me
"It is hard to get creative poses for the portrait. Sometimes you may rely on luck to get new ideas"
[Abraaj. September 2006]
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Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L
It was Rashed's idea to do this pose. He is my friend, and the first one who pushed me to photography. We had fun in our first shooting together with my new camera, Canon 30D.
Larger view recommended: static.flickr.com/91/251112449_cb05d21724_b.jpg
I posted my two "Strangers in the Atacama" Sets to quite a few groups a while back. I will not post all the images again tothose groups, but I am re-posting this one image to a few selective groups along with an invitation to read the story again because I have expanding the ending quite a bit and have taken the story further. For new groups I have just joined, you get the whole treatment ;>)
For folks who did not have a chance see the two sets and read the story the first time, I invite you to have a look. The begins on the set thumbnail page: www.flickr.com/photos/retrorocketrick/sets/72157627217616...
The treatment effects that were not in the original unaltered image (which are included in this set), are mine, for better or for worse, and were done in Photoshop Elements 7.
There was at least 10 layers to this scene, and about 8 hrs work in this one image, before I hit the "merge" button. (whew!)
I would really enjoy substantive comment. So often we, as Flickr members, post only one or two words about someone's efforts, or posts one of those pre-made "awards" which really says nothing, nor provides any human feedback.
I challenge those that take the time to read these words, to come up with some subnative comment(s) that says "Wowzer" about you and your imagination. If you would like to expand, or add your own thoughts to the story just post it in the thread's comment box. Sooooo here is a chance to dust off your creative neurons and let them roam freely around in your three-shelled cranium. Come on, don't be chicken!
Reading the story on the set thumbnail page can be rather tedious so I would suggest you copy and paste both parts into whatever word processor you are using. Print a copy use it, as you look at the applicable set images.
Thanks,
~retrorocketrick
**************** By the way:
--The background desert is the Atacama in Peru/Chile. - been there and have the tee shirt to prove it!
--A lot of the building were taken from my photos of Casa Mila in Barcelona.
-- The cliff I lifted from a photo I took in the Paracas National Reserve in Peru
-- and the lone survivor, sitting there licking his wounded hand, was lifted from an photo I took in the Mangrover Forests of Peru.
--The shack was in the original photo. In this first set, at the end I have include photos of our actual train ride through the Atacama.
In Atacama Desert of Chile
Mindy's office at the West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce did a complete renovation of their space. One of the best features is the bathroom. They had artist Mike Chearney come in and he and the staff "threw paint" all over the bathroom. It looks really cool. I made a 'scrapblog' about it that you can see at:
dalydose.scrapblog.com/chamberbathpaint/ *I took all the pictures! ;-) They even decided to display my "Creative Hands" pictures outside of the bathroom. I guess that means I'm on display in West Hollywood. =)
See more about Mike Chearney at: