View allAll Photos Tagged Homework
Luna's eyeshadow now looks unbelievably purple. :0 Well, the actual make-up gradiates from blue to purple. :D
If our Flickr front page looks slightly different, that's because I re-organised the sets and the photos are organised differently now. :D Ahh, that's because re-organising things are a guilty pleasure 8D As you can see, I (Jerlene) upload too damn many photos for my own good. :Db
Meanwhile, enjoy an upside-down Luna while I disappear into homework oblivion.
Backdrop being released by NYNE at Vanity Feb 5th! It made an amazing homework scene with it's cozy farm scene out the window!
jadestrollbridge.wixsite.com/thetrollbridge/home/coffee-a...
Here's the link for the gif if Flickr is being mean ;)
giphy.com/gifs/xT9IgN5pYPail9IhDW
>>>>>>LINK FOR CLASSWORK BELOW<<<<<<<<<<
A little girl lying on the floor trying to do her homework. Her Westies have other plans.
Prompt: A little girl lying on the floor with her Little West Highland White Terrier doing homework, in the classic style of Norman Rockwell
AI Engine: Leonardo AI
Mis imágenes están protegidas por derechos de autor, si está interesado en alguna de éllas, sírvase dirigirse a sobrenivel@yahoo.com.ar
Gracias
Mamiya 645 1.9 80mm on Hasselblad X digital.
This Mamiya medium format lens of the 80ies still is one of the few very fast medium format lenses and an attractive choice even nowadays due to its central sharpness, resolution capabilities and super smooth bokeh!
Week #3: A simple study of light
Option A: Subject Stationary/ Light source Moving
Light source: daylight through the window
Time of Day: 5:30 pm
Location: 3rd-floor victorian kitchen
Class is in session at a primary school near a Suri village. While public education is technically free in Ethiopia, schools in rural areas are often underfunded and understaffed, and more often than not located far from the childrens' villages. To make matters worse, the mobile lifestyle of many pastoralist tribes like the Suri often means that even if they receive an education, it is often rudimentary and fragmented. What this means is that in practice most tribal children are not enrolled in school at all.