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A Festival was held in the city streets as 2 ton of feathers were released from the sky.Everyone was picking up handfulls and throwing them around it was amazing to see everyone having fun.Perth,Western Australia.
I had a fun photo session playing with spoons and scrapbooking paper earlier this month. Here is another photo from that session.
“Okay, we are leaving earth ASAP. We thought this planet was inhabited with intelligent life forms, in stead we only met these creatures with strange hats and questionable eating habits… very annoying!”
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These two came from a lot of Kens that I've won over eBay long ago. I was thinking of ways to fund my dolly purchases for this year so I looked into my storage cases to see if there are some dolls I can sell. I found these two so I decided to dress and style them for a photoshoot before I put them up for sale nude. They look so damn good after the makeover and now I'm having second thoughts letting them go, LOL.
The Ken at the back originally sports a mid-part hairstyle. I think it looks dated so I combed his hair to one side to keep up with current trends. His hair now looks like Hunter's of Ever After High.
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April 14th - The Vic Theater - Chicago, IL
Taken with: Canon 7D & a 24mm f/1.4L ll
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This a area know as a Gap Filler on a cold dull October 10, 2013, Christchurch New Zealand.
Gap Filler is a creative urban regeneration initiative started in response to the September 4, 2010 Canterbury earthquake, and revised and expanded in light of the more destructive February 22, 2011 quake. It is now administered by the Gap Filler Charitable Trust.
Gap Filler aims to temporarily activate vacant sites within Christchurch with creative projects for community benefit, to make for a more interesting, dynamic and vibrant city.
Gap Filler will see vacant sites – awaiting redevelopment as a result of the many earthquakes or otherwise – utilised for temporary, creative, people-centred purposes. We work with local community groups, artists, architects, landowners, librarians, designers, students, engineers, dancers – anyone with an idea and initiative! We lower the barriers, by handling the legal contracts and liability insurance, to help ideas become a reality.
Gap Filler projects are temporary in nature, seeking to activate vacant sites for relatively short periods, to demonstrate that the city can grow in important ways without large capital expenditure or major construction. Gap Filler projects can pop up as spaces become available around the city. All projects will be able to occupy or vacate a site quickly.
With smaller-scale temporary projects, the community gets to try out new ideas and create a dynamic for experimentation. Together, we can work out what works by actually doing it, not just talking about it. Some projects might disappoint, but an unsuccessful project on this level costs relatively little time and money, and can help avoid a much costlier failure in the city rebuild. So, in addition to enlivening and enriching the cultural life of the city, these projects are utterly practical.
We seek to involve members of the community and volunteers in our projects at any stage, from suggesting ideas to the design, preparation, installation and maintenance of sites. In this way we hope to help connect people with their city and provide opportunities to have a stake in the city right now.
Christchurch needs our help! There are wonderful ideas for the future city, but that’s a long way off and many people need reasons to stay now. Gap Filler gives everyday people a way to contribute to the city’s regeneration instead of passively waiting for the professionals to do the job. Site-specific projects can help us celebrate, mourn and criticise all that we’ve lost; can help us play, experiment and toy with ideas for the future; can make otherwise empty areas active; and can ultimately pave the way in the revitalisation of the city (without using pavement).
We’re kind of like a community-centred, participatory innovation lab.
Taken from and for more info: www.gapfiller.org.nz/about/
Segways for hire at South Bank. Great fun. But first you must have a lesson in how to operate it safely.
Another picture of Katlyn.
I should be reading and annotating an article for English but I'm procrastinating. I've been doing that a lot this year. Especially with marching band going on too. You just don't feel like doing anything but eating and sleeping. I cannot wait for my three day weekend! :D
Part of the fun of planting three bags of "Assorted Colors" hyacinths is seeing what you get - although we seem to be getting all white.
(The blue ones in the back aren't hyacinths. I can't remember what they are.).