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Les personnages arrivent avec leurs clés sur ce message inscrit sur le mur. Ils doivent maintenant trouver la solution de l'énigme. Vous avez trois clés: rubis, saphire et jade. Où et dans quel ordre allez-vous placer les clés ?
Stone texture used under creative commons license:
flickr.com/photos/stuartyeates/41925670/
Original by Stuart Yeates.
You have permission to use this picture freely in your non-profit artwork.
It would be great if you could post a small version of any images you create using this picture as a comment here.
Here's an example of how Creative Commons is used; the Redmond city sign is one that I took a while back and put in Creative Commons. Anyone can use, so long as the photo is attributed to me. Worked out well, and no hassles.
Example of Flickr photo used on a news site:
www.periscopepost.com/2011/05/microsoft-dials-up-monster-...
I didnt set the lens to manual focus so as I shot focus was automatically set to the people in front of me.
No matter, since Travis got such excellent HD footage.
I ended up liking the alternative perspective, capturing how people take in and record experiences today. Everyone trying their best to capture the event so they can experience it again later. Ironic how I was doing the same but ended up capturing something I didnt experience initially, but got to take in later.
Check out the shutter snapping on the iPhone in front of me.
This is a little tiny toy Miata my mom got for me. No, I don't drive a Miata, and with Baby Ben, I don't plan on driving one anytime soon. Maybe someday I'll have a cute little car like this.
This image is free for you to use, commercially or otherwise. All I ask is that you attribute the image to myself and include a link from your blog or website to my site:
Common European Adder in Lille Vildmose
(Very tight crop. Upscaled a bit for better viewing experience)
Experiment with cheap old Czech toy camera Corina 2 and East German ORWO film which expired in 1989 (!). This camera has similar "quality" as popular lomography cameras, but is ten times cheaper.
Without any adjustments or crop.
If you would like to use this image to illustrate your blog or website, you are very welcome - on just one condition.
Please credit and link to my website:
Photo by Chris Boland / www.chrisboland.com