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...Buster Keaton, as Pippo the clown in the 1964 TV series, The Greatest Show on Earth. See the link below from SilverRainbow87.

Victoria Zombie Walk 2014

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A zombie walk is an organized public gathering of people who dress up in zombie costumes. Participants usually meet in an urban center and make their way around the city streets and public spaces (or a series of taverns in the case of a zombie pub crawl) in an orderly fashion.

Zombie walks are relatively common in large cities, especially in North America.

An early flash mob-type gathering of zombies was hastily put together at the Gen Con gaming convention in Milwaukee, USA in August 2000.

An early zombie parade event was held on 19 August 2001 in Sacramento, California, USA. The event, billed as "The Zombie Parade."

The first gathering specifically billed as a "Zombie Walk" occurred in October 2003 in Toronto. It was organized by local horror movie fan Thea Munster, and had only seven participants.

In subsequent years, the Zombie Walk has grown tremendously in size, with 7000 zombies and 3000 onlookers participating.[16] The Zombie Walk has spread to Vancouver, creating the zombie walk tradition in that city. On 27 August 2005, over 400 participants proceeded through Vancouver's Pacific Centre mall, travelled on the SkyTrain (referred to for the event as the "SkyBrain" or the "BrainTrain"), and continued 35 blocks to Mountain View Cemetery. In 2011, Calgary held their first zombie walk along the downtown core. It has since become an annual event gathering, with over 1000 people each time and growing.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_walk

It looks like my knitting was just too irresistable. This new tiny doll seems to really enjoy yarn!

 

The pattern is Velynda by Bonne Marie Burns (Chic Knits) knit with Schoeller + Stahl Bahia in silver.

Thunderbolt track. Luna Park, Coney island, Brooklyn, NYC -- June 21, 2014

© Mariana Tomas 2008

I have a Canon 300mm F4.0L IS USM lens sitting in my drawer for quite a while right now. I would like to put this lens into a good use in MACRO! I did a test of this lens, trying to determine how big of a subject can fill my Canon EOS 7D. The result, as seen from this image, is that approximately a 9.3cm subject can fill the frame between the left and right edge. I hate having to crop during post-processing so I would like to increase the magnification. Here are two ways:

 

1. Use a 1.4X extender

Pro: Get a high magnification

Con: Reduce image quality (IQ), which is very important to me.

2. Use a 68mm Kenko extension tube

Pro: Lower magnificant than Option 1 above

Con: There is no glass inside the extension tube, so IQ will not be an issue

 

I would love to see this lens in action taking pictures of larger subjects like dragonfly and mantis.

 

Any comments?

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Ashley moves with precision to incapacitate her taco in one fell swoop.

Why grow up and miss all the fun ?

Load up on guns and

Bring your friends

It's fun to lose

And to pretend

She's over bored

And self assured

Oh no, I know

A dirty word

 

Also theres a texture contest!

Enter to win up to $100 in French Kiss Textures! wp.me/p1rQPD-aj

  

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If I'm right the last time the Leyland name was used was in 1986.

Here in Jamaica the name lives on ancient trucks that seem to like the climate.

I don't like bullfighting! I could feel an ambiance of death despite being iImmaculately clean. The place was a torture chamber for animals - obscene!

Well prepared museum and interesting but still, for me, obscene.

 

Juliet’s Log April 25th -Thursday

Housekeeping and washing this morning - this is the only campsite where I have seen an enclosed area with washing lines outside the laundry. It's good as I have seen no washing on pitches, making a very tidy site. Plus a long chat to neighbours from Sunderland. Then off to find a supermarket. The one Satnav took us to, didn’t exist and we went round in circles until we (we? You mean Roger) stumbled upon (spotted) the carpark of a Dia%.

 

We walked into Ronda after lunch and made for the bullring. It was much as I would have expected and included a bit of a museum for the price of 6.50€ each. Wandered down the main street a short way and then got a taxi back. Invited John and Jenny, a couple from Sunderland, around for a drink.

  

If anyone asks you

how the perfect satisfaction

of all our sexual wanting

will look, lift your face

and say,

 

Like this.

 

When someone mentions the gracefulness

of the nightsky, climb up on the roof

and dance and say,

 

Like this.

 

If anyone wants to know what "spirit" is,

or what "God’s fragrance" means,

lean your head toward him or her.

Keep your face there close.

 

Like this.

 

When someone quotes the old poetic image

about clouds gradually uncovering the moon,

slowly loosen knot by knot the strings

of your robe.

 

Like this.

 

If anyone wonders how Jesus raised the dead,

don’t try to explain the miracle.

Kiss me on the lips.

 

Like this. Like this.

 

When someone asks what it means

to "die for love," point

here.

 

If someone asks how tall I am, frown

and measure with your fingers the space

between the creases on your forehead.

 

This tall.

 

The soul sometimes leaves the body, the returns.

When someone doesn’t believe that,

walk back into my house.

 

Like this.

 

When lovers moan,

they’re telling our story.

 

Like this.

 

I am a sky where spirits live.

Stare into this deepening blue,

while the breeze says a secret.

 

Like this.

 

When someone asks what there is to do,

light the candle in his hand.

 

Like this.

 

How did Joseph’s scent come to Jacob?

 

Huuuuu.

 

How did Jacob’s sight return?

 

Huuuu.

 

A little wind cleans the eyes.

 

Like this.

 

When Shams comes back from Tabriz,

he’ll put just his head around the edge

of the door to surprise us

 

Like this.

  

From ‘The Essential Rumi’, Translations

by Coleman Barks with John Moyne

 

Like some strange and delicate cephalopod mollusc, the iris ... zoom in for the detail

 

Photo by: Mardy Suong Photography

#Sony ILCE-7RM2, Tamaron for Nikon 150-600mm F/5.6-6.3+Adapter Metaboun

SP:1/1000s, ISO: 800, F/6.3

Gallery: Animal

 

Streak-eared Bulbul ពពិចត្រចៀកឆ្នូត

(ខេត្តភ្នំពេញ)

 

I found it around my house in the morning where located Kandal province. January 23th, 2016.

 

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As I am a Sony Alpha user, I would like to express my feeling for A7 Series camera that I like:

- Size and weight very light and easier to grab for my hand and more handy

- Silent shutter, BSI sensor 5 axis in-body stabilization and the possibility to use also with E-mount, A-mount and all brands.

- Visualize directly in viewfinder how the image will end up. I don’t have to verify it all the time, I am more confident in your settings, I save a lot of time, As I can see what your picture will exactly.

- Focus Peaking highlights the edges of the subject which is in focus, it's really useful for me.

- Whether I shoot macro, wildlife, concerts or whatever, it’s a very convenient means to get original angles and more creative pictures on the ground or above a crowd.

- Image Quality and Sensor Performances.

- The NFC and WiFi feature is to be able to use one’s smartphone as a smart remote and copy image. In fact, I don’t have to stand behind my camera to take the picture.

- The short distance between the sensor and the lens is one of mirrorless’ best advantages. It allows the use of whichever lens I want via an adapter. There are adapters for all existing brands.

#mardysuong #khmer #cambodia #animal #phnompenh #tailorbir #sony #a7Rii #zeiss #bird #pigeon #A7RM2

Bee-like Robber Fly (Laphria flavicollis)

United States: Alabama: Tuscaloosa Co.

Tulip Tree Springs off Echola Rd.; Elrod

8-Apr-2018

J.C. Abbott #3054

This is part of an attempt to take one photo a day. I'm not calling it a 365 Project, though, as I doubt I can pull off something that ambitious, but I need to practice somehow.

 

This was taken with the Fuji 56mm f/1.2 wide open. It suffers from some camera shake, but I kinda like it as long as I don't look too close.

That's how I felt when I got off the Tower of Terror. I had no clue what the ride was going to do other than I was told it would drop you. There aren't many rides I don't care for, but this is one of them. I think the fact that it incorporates darkness and falling is what sent me over the top. And to think, I skydive and this ride nearly made me pee my pants.

 

Just playing around with some editing on a Saturday evening.

While testing my new Summilux 35mm pre-asph, this pic reminded me

萬綠叢中一點紅 by 曹雪芹

He was strutting around the King Fish restaurant grounds like he didn't have a care in the world. Just loving life.

chirimen komon with frozen flowers

we burn for one last time

There are many signs like this by "acción poética" (poeta: Armando Alanís) in the streets of Monterrey MX

I like the sense of these sentences:

Av. Constitución, mayo 2009

© Jess Photography

sweet like......

 

cherries?

ice-cream?

sweets?

 

it's fresh and easy's version of sparkling apple cider. and it's pretty good, sweet but not as bubbly as i like my bubbly.

 

i dont do alcohol, not even on new years eve.

 

well, that's not true. i do love the framboise lambic but it's really expensive and i don't love it for the price that they sell it at. plus it has to be very freshly stocked or it tastes nasty.

 

i'm giggly here because willie said something off color. im completely sober. i'm the most fun.

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