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A vendor was selling these paper stars. They come in all colors (you can see a blue one just above the person's head) and sizes. They collapse down to nothing for easy transport.
Another idea coppied from Jeff. I have been working on this for a couple of months trying to get the lighting the way I wanted it. I finally go the light to pass through the blinds properly.
2/11/2014
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Today after class I went and shot with the WSU baseball team. That was for the paper though so I couldn't use one of those photos. On my way back I walked through Martin Stadium.
I always like going there when it's empty. It's so silent and peaceful. That's quite contrary to how it is on gameday. Thousands of fans supporting our team at the top of their lungs every home game. When football season is over though, the stands are left empty. Silently waiting with anticipation for next season's arrival.
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Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 70-200mm f/4L
Photos from our recent Paper Marbling workshop with Lauren Rowland. Lauren teaches water-based Turkish marbling, a traditional technique for hand decorating papers.
Handmade paper, by the kids. It has seeds embedded in it so they can cut it into squares and plant them. Or make gift cards you can plant.
it takes very little to turn a toilet paper roll into a napkind.
you just have to make it stant!
here you have a luxury 1.000 won version.
광장시장
gwangjang market
Sometimes it takes so much to say "I love you"!
The words on the paper heart say 'Have I ever told you how much I love you?"
This was another assignment for my art class. We had to draw three paper airplanes. I wanted to make the assignment more fun so I drew on the pieces of paper with different colored pens before I asked my dad to make them into airplanes. I can't fold paper.
This week has been hard.
Things that seemed so certain are completely gone....and another major hit to the heart from the one, who for reasons that don't make sense, still possess it completely.....
I really need a boost of good news....something that make me feel validated in my decision....
My attempt at making my own Etsy banner. I'm having a heck of a time figuring out how to set up my shop.UGH!
canon eos 500N. slide film. kodak elite chrome 100. cross processed. jardim do palácio de cristal. june. 2009.
Dressed with scrapbook paper clothes, a bit of lace, some raffia for her hair and some jewel embellishments.
Created for Halloween Flight Night Swap on Hop Hop Jingle Boo.
both models are made from the same size 20 cm squares of Julia's paper, but the final sizes are very different...
While out on a bike ride with CJ, we came across a garage sale with some kids selling lemonade. A good opportunity to test out this toy-like Kodak Starflex.
Shot with the Kodak Starflex 127 camera loaded with a short test roll of 35mm Kentmere 100 film. I used some 120 backing paper trimmed to width as a leader and taped the 35mm film to it. I was just interested to see what kind of image it would take. Scratches all over the place, probably due to the way I rolled up the spool.