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Conditions were terrible. It was high noon. I had 20 seconds to park my car, and get out and snag a single shot. I would love to go back here and spend some time with good lighting and not have to rush to adjust camera settings and then run back to the car and drive away. 1 shot taken and this is the result.
Found some photos of me last night from when I was a mere ankle grabber. All the way from 6 months to 34 years! The hair has darkened considerably...and it's all natural, thankyou!
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Queen Reticulitermes flavipes surrounded by her colony and some inquiline rove beetles (plus a mite). [Thanks to Colin Funaro for collecting these critters]
Basically this is the evolution of Misty. From a caterpillar to a butterfly.
The first photo portrays Misty with her gross 2000 trends in middle school. The next is Misty in highschool, going along with the scene/emo look. The final one is Misty now, polished, fierce, fabulous. So yeah c;
Evolution [14.02.2015]
Part One of Three
Acrylic on Canvas 120 x 100 cm
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Time’s Josh Sanburn takes a look at the evolution of corporate logos and examines what’s behind the trend toward kinder, gentler branding. The gallery, on TIME.com, explores the logo changes for AT&T, CBS, Gap, KFC, Nike, Pepsi, Starbucks and Walmart.
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KFC
Kentucky Fried Chicken became KFC in the 1990s to avoid the unhealthy connotations of the word fried. Its iconic founder, Colonel Sanders, has become increasingly prominent. He’s kept the string tie but has added an apron, so customers won’t feel he has lost his talent for home-style cooking.