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The old hand held consoles I have in the house.Atari Lynx 1 +2 Lynx was the first colour console in 1989.A game boy advance a Nintendo DS.And the only one I still use a Sony PSP
I love shells, all of them, big ones as well as small ones. When I saw this one lying on the ground at the edge of a freshly ploughed field, I could not resist. It's nothing spectacular, just one of the simple things I like.
In the classic Bharatanyam tradition hand gestures and facial expressions are as important as postures and movements.
To see them all and learn the names -- www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9pJC6diIfI. This one is at 43 sec. A cute video.
"Hay 10 centrÃmetros de silencio entre tus manos y mis manos ...
una frontera de palabras no dichas entre tus labios y mis labios ...
y algo que brilla asà de triste entre tus ojos y mis ojos ..."
(M. Benedetti)
Vamos pintar nossas mãos de branco ( como os espanhóis fizeram ano passado, logo depois das bombas em Madri) e colocar em nossas páginas a partir de hoje, sábado.
Se você gostou da idéia, por favor copie esta mensagem e espalhe entre seus amigos e conhecidos.
Temos também um grupo onde estas fotos serão expostas até o fim do tempos ( ou do Flickr ou da humanidade).
Para que nunca nos esquecermos que houve um tempo onde as pessoas se importavam com seus semelhantes.
Por favor, junte-se a nós.
Obrigado.
Lets paint our hands in white (as the people from Spain did it last year, just after the Madrid's bombs) and post in our pages from saturday on.
If you like the idea, please, be free to copy it and spread the word to your friends and contacts.
Also we have a group where those photos will be kept until the end of time (or until the end of Flickr or mankind) to let us remember that once there was some people that care about their fellows comrades.
Please join us.
Thanks.
Christian model Cristina shows her religious piercing a beautiful silver Crucifix, and dancer's hand
An old 8x10 of my hand from 1993? My brother had hit me with a big clump of mud on my way out the door to work. I chased him around the corner and slipped.. the result- 13 stitches. I scanned it from the original 8x10 and cleaned it up a little...
Hand tinted print from an Ilford SFX200 infrared negative. Photographed with a Rolleicord III, 3.5 Xenar
They'll sit like this for twenty-four hours, letting the dye soak into the fiber with help from the heat of the sun.
Phase two with the yellow will come tomorrow.
This '61 Beetle was unique, not just because of its year and its two-tone color scheme. Look closely, and you'll see that the steering wheel is on the right-hand side. There's a simple explanation for this. The owner is a Brit, and when he moved to America he took his prize '61 Bug with him.
I had to bend over backwards to get this picture because it was so crowded around this Bug. I took it with a disposable camera and had a CD made, like with all of my pictures. But when the lab scanned the photo for disc, it was cropped. Thus the right-hand-side steering wheel appears in full view on the 4x6 glossy print, while it's somewhat cut off here. Sorry I couldn't do better. But it's still an interesting specimen of VW for people used to left-hand-drive (i.e., most of us) to appreciate.