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When Kevin got his first apartment in MO, he randomly purchased this hydra incense burner. And he's been with us ever since. I wanted to get a photo of the incense actually burning but none of our lighters work at the moment. So I'll have to table that idea for later.
I was worried about the floating shelf collapsing under the weight, so binned the TV off and stuck candles in them.
Sophisticated arty drunks we are!
The man’s outline is sharply defined against the vivid backdrop, his footprints trailing behind him in the damp sand. The dramatic lighting accentuates the texture of the waves, the edge of the waterline, and the rugged outline of distant dunes, creating a powerful, cinematic moment of solitary wanderlust at day’s end.
Nothing like the Virgin America Mood lighting! Finally I took an interior shot and flew on my first airbus!
At Swappie 2025 Warm-up Office Party.
Some melodies are sung, others are worn. Both linger long after the night ends.
I bought this lantern at Walmart for the ghost photoshoot and it ended up being one of my favorite props. I hope to get a lot more use out of it for the remaining 50 days of this project.
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Atlantis, the museum, opens June 29 at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida.
Like no other artifact on display anywhere, Atlantis is exhibited in full flight mode, flying around Earth with an HD backdrop of land, ocean, aurora and orbital sunrises. Moodlighting changes as Atlantis passes through day and night. And lifesize replicas of the 184-foot External Tank and SRB stack and the Hubble Space Telescope, among other things, greet visitors upon their arrival.
Virgin America
VX47 LAS-SFO AUG 21 2016
N285VA A320-214
s/n 6889 del. DEC/2015
named: "flights with benefits"
Atlantis, the museum, opens June 29 at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida.
www.launchphotography.com/Atlantis_museum.html
Like no other artifact on display anywhere, Atlantis is exhibited in full flight mode, flying around Earth with an HD backdrop of land, ocean, aurora and orbital sunrises. Moodlighting changes as Atlantis passes through day and night. And lifesize replicas of the 184-foot External Tank and SRB stack and the Hubble Space Telescope, among other things, greet visitors upon their arrival.
N636VA Airbus A320-214 "Airplane 2.0" as VRD67 from Washington Dulles Intl (KIAD)
N529VA Airbus A319-112 "moodlights, camera, action" as VRD853 from Dallas/Fort Worth Intl (KDFW)
"the woods are lovely, dark, and deep ...." Maybe true somewhere, but not here, not tonight.
Definitely one to view LARGE. It will help you dark adapt. : ))
There is some nice moody lighting in our lift at work, it's just at the right height to catch my eye. I had to be quick as I did not want the embarrassment of getting caught taking pictures of myself in the lift!!
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