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Gunther Van Ginneken confirms he is THE MOST AVID Fisherman. Not the water temperature on the graph. And Gunther uses a float tube! That’s dedication!
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On Wednesday, Khalif, Terrance, Jacal and Malena helped with the float decorating.
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The Aomori Nebuta Matsuri is held in Aomori City in Aomori Prefecture, Tohoku Japan during August each year. Nebuta are giant, wire-frame, paper lanterns shaped in various legendary and macho characters such as samurai warriors, demons, and gods. They are fantastic works of art dramatically illuminated from the inside. The floats are paraded along the main streets of the city near Aomori Station every night of the festival.
Design features pears, champagne grapes, roses, dahlias, snapdragons, alstromeria, lisianthus, spray roses, lysimachia, Oriental lilies, cotinus, Italian ruscus, camellia foliage and geranium foliage. Designed by Charles Meier, Creative Director, Paradiso Parade Floats. www.paradisoparadefloats.com
Photo courtesy of Laura Izumikawa.
The paper clip floats due to the surface tension force prevent it from sinking.
I am amaze when science works.
watercolor and hand embroidery
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Just swimming in Lake Nicaragua -- snapped a photo of my friend Peri
Spent a month on the island of Ometepe, Nicaragua studying Mantled Howler Monkeys. Here are some of my shots -- enjoy!
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And we'll all float on ok
And we'll all float on ok
And we'll all float on ok
And we'll all float on any way well" - Modest Mouse
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It's easy to get a shot like this. Just scale down a steep incline, climb out on some rocks, kneel down on said rocks, and hold very expensive camera equipment a few inches above the water.
It was good to be able to get away for a day. It was to be a comfortably warm day for late May, after a rather cold start. But where to go, a good question, and then the answer came…Long Island City. I had always been intrigued by the construction of Gantry State Park along the shore of the East River. The park centers on the old Long Island Rail Road’s massive float bridge operation that lasted into the late 1970’s. The former rail yards are now all gone, replaced by massive new apartment buildings stretching along the shore. Only elements of the float bridge towers remain, and they are the center point of the park. Also the famous Pepsi Cola sign that was once outside the Long Island City bottling plant, has been preserved and is now on its own structure along the shore. The once gritty East River Rail yards , factories, and warehouses are mostly gone, replaced by huge hi-rise apartment towers, for the Generation X, Millennial generations. The shoreline is now beautiful park land, and a most pleasant place to walk and view Manhattan, just across the river. Yet just a few block away parts of the old working class neighborhood of the original Long Island City remain, perhaps just barely, as the influx of the “new rich” take over and destroy history.
As you go through the photos, particularly of the LIRR Float Bridge operation some photos of my earlier excursion to the location in 1972 are included. The difference is rather dramatic.