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It's Monday so a Magic Carpet picture is called for.
Photowise I cropped a little off the right side. Most of the editing was done in Photoshop to bring up the details in her hidden face.
As to the editing I used Camera Raw for the global changes in exposure and just softened the picture just a little bit. In Photoshop I adjusting the lighting levels to achieve the current levels of saturation.
This cloud seems to be magic!
You can download wallpaper version @ www.evilripper.net/en/wallpapersfondi-desktop/
A early morning phone call and a short trip to a friend's house was what it took to discover this beautiful lily. It has been a special friend to the Barger family for several years, traveling with them on several moves ( as they further their education on natures wonders). This lily has several names : Rain Lily, Zephyr Lily, Fairy Lily, and Magic Lily. (Zephyranthes candida). ~~~It was magic all the way for me !~~~
Magic Moon Cafe is at The Headless Horseman Haunted Hayride, in Ulster Park, NY. They have some delicious tasty treats to munch on, hot cocoa & even hot/cold apple cider!
I do not normally upload photos of my family, but I was in a local park yesterday with my Grandson who was riding his bike, when we stopped to play with a "bubble making" toy, and I love this photo of the joy of being young !
I was disappointed with myself this week. Magic is such a fun and awesome theme but I was just so busy that I didn't get to plan any real concepts. Luckily I was able to snag Steph today to take pics for an hour. She was going to go ride the horse she's leasing and let me tag along and we took this pic. It was really sunny out so I wasn't really liking the pictures I took. I made due with what I had though and here's the result. I know it's more fantasy than actual magic, but I figured unicorns and elves are magical lol.
Model:Steph featuring Majesty the horse
We went to Disney World for our senior class trip. It was SO much fun. :)
I was pretty happy the exposure came out right, as this was my last frame on that roll of film (I left the rest in the hotel room!), but I apologize in advance for the entire photo album (25) in comments. Please forgive me.
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I was born to the magic. We all were, though some realize it more often than others. When I walk past the homes of our neighborhood, I see the flicker of television static, hear the sound of music and petty arguments, while all along outside, the moon is white and the skies are wide, and I'm feeling my most alive.
While I walk, it's rare to pass another adventurer. Sometimes, it's a four-wheeler on the old railbed, or a smoker seeking fresh air, unaware of the inherent irony. I wave when I spot a stranger, wonder if they recognize me, and keep moving. Sometimes I wonder if I'm a stranger myself. I might be, though I've been here for my version of forever. 1987, I was born in Soldier's Memorial Hospital in Middleton, and they carried me home soon after to Bridgetown, where I've lived ever since. These days, I carry myself down silent streets on moonswept nights, reminding myself that home is where the stars are.
It doesn't take much to settle my soul, just an empty sky and the flickering shine of distant suns will do it for me. I can belong anywhere that isn't crowded down with light pollution. I need to open my eyes wide and let in every ounce of brightness the darkness can offer.
When I was young, my grandfather used to drive me in his truck across this bridge, thump-thumping on the railroad ties as I looked over nervously to the river below. Now he's gone, and I'm less nervous, still walking around and trying to capture my desperate little bits of adventure. My grandfather loved Bridgetown as much as I do. That's why he settled here, built a house on the hillside, looking down on the valley. Standing 6'4" and with an overdeveloped sense of self, that was one of his strong points (looking down on things). I inherited all his best and worst qualities, and that keeps me humble when I think too highly of me.
Bob Skafte is gone – gone like the railroad, gone like my childhood. But that wild, vibrant joy is still full in heart, still wild in the margins of his town and mine. It tells me to open up, share strange thoughts, be passionate, put it all on the line in this brokedown town. There's a wealth of mystic magic for those that stick around...
The blue gets you started and the red gets it going!!
Beware of the red one...and never mix the two directly with one another!
Happy Friday!
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Mountain Magic
Artist: Joseph Rossbach
I am developing a new body of work focusing on Black & White conversions of some of my favorite images from the past twelve years. This image was captured during the golden hour leading up to sunset in Glacier National Park, Montana. B&W conversion using NIK Silver Efex Pro 2.
575. Magdeburger Frühjahrsmesse
Max - Wille - Platz
Magdeburg / Germany
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Modem Magic ▰ From MicroKids ☯84MAY | “But to all of us, sooner or later, comes the need to get out of our shell and communicate with the world out there.”
i was really bummed that i didn't have my macro to shoot these amazing icicles.
they looked like glitter sticks that held all sorts of magic.
We are creating a decorated frame for our Magic Theater, a mobile stage we built for our first puppet show, Ubu’s Dreams. We will premiere it during our Dada exhibit at the Canessa Gallery in North Beach, from Nov. 3 to 12, 2016.
Phyllis and Jean are creating the art for this Magic Theater frame, which includes an elegant marquee at the top and two columns on either side of the stage. Along with Mark, we are discussing different ways to decorate this frame: aluminum foil, cloth, wrapping paper -- and a variety of laser cut shapes from toy theater carvings to ‘pataphysical symbols.
The proscenium shape was designed by Fabrice Florin (a.k.a. Dr. Fabio), and is inspired by a marionette theater created by dada puppeteer Sophie Taeuber-Arp. Using a laser cutter, we carved this Illustrator design into thin sheets of birch plywood, and assembled them together with woodstrips and epoxy, clamped over a PVC frame.
This is one of the first creative projects we are starting in our new art studio. It’s turning out to be a great space to make art with friends and work on new ‘pataphysical projects.
View more pictures of this Magic Theater project on Flickr:
www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157664637863884
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