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I often amuse myself with snapping the odd "tw*t plate - but today I was prompted by a comment made yesterday on one of my othe pictures (link below) by flickr member "The Judge2012".
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He accused a couple of my pictures of being "potential illegal assistance to the car crime community"
A comment which I disagree with.
So I thought I would make today "tw*t Plate Thursday" and capture as many as possible, just to indicate that I will not be discouraged from my little bit of fun :-)
This set only represents about half that I actually saw during the course of the day.
Just to be clear, I am not against "private" number plates on cars at all - we have had them in our family since I was a kid. I have many friends with nice cars and expensive private plates - please do not confuse the two :-)
In my opinion (others may have a different view) - a tw*t plate is one where it is "illegally" spaced, or numbers and letters have to be transposed to make the No plate make sense - basically a cheapo attempt at a "private number".
Here's a link to the original photo that prompted todays blitz - please feel free to comment / express an opinion etc :-)
An abundance of tape....sellotape, masking tape, double-sided tape and insulation tape. Taken by Olivia (age 10)
for the challenge blog A Year in the Life of an Art Journal
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1/15/2012
I wrote these words because they all represent things people see or feel when they see a good picture.
Prompt #16 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 16: Short, sweet, and straight to the point :) What are you wearing today? Write it, doodle it, cut it out of a magazine, whatever!
command prompt menu in Windows 7. From start go to all program then choose accesories
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I first took a ride on a motorcycle when I was about 14. My cousin Denny had a hot Honda 90 and let me ride it in his backyard. I promptly dumped it. A couple of years later I got my own Honda 90 and dumped it, too but I rode the heck out of that thing and spent the rest of my life loving motorcycles. The one I have now is without a doubt the best bike ever made. I know...BMW riders and others would disagree. Especially Harley freaks. But engineering, comfort, looks, handling and on and on...this is the best.
And this being the first really hot weekend of the year around here, it was tailor made for a quick ride out past Lake Retreat, on through Cumberland, out to Enumclaw and back. I love this spot. Not too far from Hobart, it has a great view of Mount Rainier. It was kinda hazy and this was shot with my iPhone, so it's hard to see it out there. But the view is glorious.
It's great seeing hordes of bikers and rafters swarm out to our area when the weather's hot. We just ride by and know we aren't far from home, whereas they have some distance yet to go. And when we get home, everything those others came to see is right here. Love that.
For my Craft of Fiction class, we have to write in the point of view of either one of these characters. However, I have to in the opposite sex -- so from the man's POV. OR, I can write as if I'm "a fly on the wall" (third person). Oy.
Also, I must only write whatever in 250-300 words.
I don't know what the real story behind this photo is. The man looks kinda like James Dean though. Anyone familiar with this photograph?
The deputy stage manager issues cues at the prompt desk in the wings of a theatre during a performance.
Students are telling the parties forming the upcoming cabinet's government programme to remember the promises they have given before the election.
Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer - and often the supreme disappointment.- Ansel Adams
I did two thumbnails with the viewfinder. I decided that the portrait view was better than the landscape one. Then I did a bit of a mix between finding edges and finding shapes. And I got carried away with colours! But this was my first time sketching from the car and I really enjoyed it. It was something I had been wanting to do for a while but somehow always managed to postpone!
" Le dessin est dans tous les arts, depuis l’architecture, comme anticipant et préparant, et toujours destiné à être dépassé. Voici maintenant qu’il se délivre, et se présente comme un art complet. Nul ne désire qu’un beau dessin soit réalisé sous une autre forme ; nul n’y voit un projet. Le dessin est presque sans corps ; mais on le veut ainsi. Encore mêlé d’une sorte de peinture dans la gravure et les dessins ombrés, on sent qu’il est enfin lui-même, quand il est réduit à une ligne presque sans matière et au blanc du papier. Nous éprouvons alors un mode d’expression qui suffit, et qui a sa puissance propre. Le relief, l’ombre, la couleur n’y ajouteraient rien, et même en ôteraient quelque chose. En son état de pureté, il est prompt, il est sommaire, il est complet. Pensez au contour du visage dans un dessin japonais. Aucun art ne déclame moins ; le mystère en est tout entier dans ce qu’il a de juste, d’explicite et de terminé ; sans préparations ni dessous ; sans aucune masse ".
Émile CHARTIER - ALAIN ~ Vingt leçons sur les Beaux-Arts
Gman (12) has drawn a die, badge, bobbin, pencil sharpener, chess piece, ring, quilting pin, Lego brick, thimble, coin
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