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Float decorating with Lauren Moseley, Adam Fagan, Steffi O'Daly, and Alison Macdonald (left to right). Photo by Sidney Wayne.
Chow King is a popular asian fastfood conglomerate. For the last several years the winning float has been Chow King's title.
The violin float was re-created by a team of resourceful volunteers. They include back row from left, Sharla Calkins and Dave Calkins; front row from left, Karen Nitz, Linda Neale, Debby Peckham and Ken Peckham. (Submitted photo)
These are most likely "floaters" formed inside larger agate chunks. The exteriors are dented from being surrounded by coarse quartz. Always sun fried. Being formed inside large agates. They have not bore the brunt of millions of years. Surface cracks are easily cut off. The yield is always highly botryoidal when backlit.
Day 8
Playing around with Photoshop. The kids were curious about what I was doing with camera and tripod, and why was I taking pictures of an empty chair?
One really nice thing about shooting weddings is they give some great instances for abstract artistic work.
This float sponsored by United Blood Services and the Girl Scouts was entered in El Paso's first Day of Rememberance Parade held on Sunday 9/16/07. It was featured in Monday's El Paso Times' Borderland section.
The inflatable mattress is nicely formed and contains 9 moving animations. You can change the colour using the second life editing functionality.
There are uncountable float festivals in Japan. This one took place just in my town, Johto-Ku in Osaka.
It's just local and small-scale but vibrant and joyful.
Inexpensive Carley floats were made in the thousands in World War II. These two are movie props made for the film Pearl Harbor. At the USS Lexington (CV-16).
The USS Lexington (CV-16) is one of 24 Essex-class aircraft carriers built during World War II for the United States Navy. Launched and commissioned in 1943, she was designated as an aviator training carrier in 1962, first as CVT-16 and later as AVT-16. She was retired in 1991 and brought to Corpus Christi, Texas, to serve as a floating museum. Her surviving sister ships USS Yorktown (CV-10), USS Intrepid (CV-11) and USS Hornet (CV-12) carry lower pennant numbers, but USS Lexington was laid down and commissioned earlier, making her the oldest remaining fleet carrier in the world. I visited this ship on April 20, 2021.