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Taken around Manchester City Centre.
Taken on Fed-2 with expired Kodak Professional Tri-X 400
Light leaks are from holes in the worn out cloth curtain.
224/365 Danbo is playing peek-a-book with me while I'm cleaning the yard.. Can you find him?
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Event: Plitzs' Swimwear Passion for Fashion 2012 Sneak Peek
Location: Stepping Out Studios, New York, NY
Date: May 27, 2012
Plitzs Fashion Marketing's second annual Swimwear Passion for Fashion is set for June 16, 2012, Warwick Hotel, New York, NY. The event will be featuring collections from 18 swimwear designers from several different countries and a rich ethnic mix of models (over 125). It's going to be grand. It's going to be awesome. Here are a few photographs of some of the behind the scenes preparation. Please plan to attend this event. For more information, visit Plitzs Fashion Marketing's website (info below).
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A 49-foot Coast Guard Buoy Utility Stern Loading Boat, from Aids to Navigation Team Duluth, and a 45-foot patrol boat, from Coast Guard Station Duluth, move into position to assist the "vessel in distress" during initial boom operations for Operation Peeking Duck in Duluth, Minn., Aug. 28, 2013. The full-scale exercise involving federal, tribal, state and local agencies from Minnesota and Wisconsin simulated an oil spill in the Port of Duluth-Superior. (Coast Guard photo by Chief Petty Officer Alan Haraf)
Camera: Canon EF 35mm camera ("Black Beauty")
Film: Fuji Superia400
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PEEKING AT SUCCESS - The Decatur Public Library staff can't hide their excitement about being named runner-up Best Small Library in America by Library Journal and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. From left (back row) are Sharon Herzberg, Linda Meador, Maria Zamora, Abby Dozier, Cisco Perez, Chris Shenkir, Denice Herrera, Becky Gamm, (front) Cecilia Barham and Suzzie Hubble. Not pictured is John Winfrey. Messenger photo by Joe Duty
Here is a sneak peek of just ONE of the amazing outfits you can see at the Extacy in Latex and Lace fashion show featuring Kayliwulf Kingdom and Insolence.
***Brought to you by Fortunate Productions!***
Tomorrow, Sunday, August 3rd at Noon SLT! slurl.com/secondlife/Isle of Dreams/85/131/23
Biggie Size Me - www.flickr.com/photos/dahniella/2727807098/sizes/o/
SHAPE: Dahni Ella
SKIN: Laqroki - Amber02
HAIR: House of Heart - Unkept; Cupcake
BANGS: House of Heart - Flip Bangs; Cupcake
OUTFIT: KK FetishDoll 2.0 Latex Ensemble - Pin-Up Fantasy
VISOR: Part of B@R's Decadence
EARRINGS: Alienbear's Le Fleur Earrings in Black
It was a very cloudy evening at sunset, but the sky gave me a quick peek of the beautiful sunset that was hidden by the cloud cover.
I recently purchased the Peeking Posies set from Hero Arts and finally got round to inking it up and doing some colouring. It took a number of goes to get the stamps nicely onto some white card.... only to find I had smudged underneath the stamping,... so I coloured and then cut out and put onto another card base! I used Distress inks and a aqua pen to colour these... giving a very watercoloured look particularly to the background. Of course I ended up stamping the sentiment a bit crooked... but what the hell..... it is a hand made card after all.....
As it says..." it's your birthday" inside, I'm entering it into Hero Arts monthly challenge and also Wee Memories "Anything" goes challenge.
This is definitely not a lens for everyone, but the results the Jupiter 37a is capable of are worth the bit of kludgery necessary using it on the nex. It's an exercise in fun.
The lens+adapter combo is so long on the camera and heavy that it's quite difficult to shoot at anything slower than 1/200 handheld because of the focal length and weight, but on a bright day that's not a problem. It can give you great results.
Not that I'm a great picture taker by any means, but for my needs, the results are excellent.
Here we have another one hot off the id-iom press. I’m trying to work out where our motivation for certain pieces comes from and to be honest i’m not entirely sure. Our muse doesn’t really give explanations as to why we should do what we do so we just try to get on with it. This one, quite obviously, is called Peek-A-Boo! and will hopefully be off to the framers soon.
Cheers
id-iom
Title: Peek-a-Boo
Media: Acylic, ink, oil pastel, spraypaint and paint pen
Size: A2
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