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I feel like I dont any of you well enough o-o
So I feel like asking Questions to get to know you better ^^
It'd make me super happy if you answered!:3
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1-Whats your fave song?:3
2-Fave color?
3-Fave food?xD
4-If you could go anywhere(Real or not) where would you go?:D
5-Fave website?
6-Best friend(s)?
7-Am I being creepy by asking these?o-o
8-Do you have an IM?:\ If so wanna talk ;D~Im really not that creepy...~
9-Fave band(singer)?
10-Are you currently obsessed with anything?xD
11-Fave show?
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More later?o-o
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Just to show you Im not being creepy Ill answer too-
1.Atm Dare4Distance by Nevershoutnever
2.Gold/Purple
3.Lemons(With sugar) :\
4.WONDERLAND FTW!
5.Youtube/Polyvore/Flickr
6.Yumi,Rubi,Gaby,And Courteney
7.I cant answer this.....But Id say yes xD
8.I cant anser this either ;| Of coarse I do
9.All time low(Always xD)
10.Pandora hearts
11.Pandora hearts xD
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See?I answered :\
You can ask me questions if your more creative then me xD(Which you probably are..)
I'm wearing:
Skin: Gala, Pale in Sultry Classic
Hair: Coif, 70's Flight Attendant in Black
Eyelashes: Cake, Bedroom Lashes
Jacket: VG Republic, Metallic Bomber in Black
Shirt: Emery - Singer Edition, Striped Tank in Black
Jeans: Artilleri, Betsy Pants in Black (I modified them so that the leg would be longer)
Shoes: Storm Schmooz, LAQUE in Black
Bracelet: I made this, for questions, IM me in world.
Necklace: Fashionably Dead, Unhappy Flower Necklace
Glasses: Artilleri, Buddy Glasses
NAQ live Bürgerhaus Glockenbachwerkstatt - Nobody answers Questions - an audiovisual journey with Ippio Payo & genelabo
Video here: www.facebook.com/warmdefeat/videos/1362815781126937
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should i do a 365 thing, guys?
i've kindof been thinking about it lately, but i have some reservations. i already have well over 365 pictures of myself, so i'm not sure what i'd need more for, so i'm just thinking about it, and i'd like your opinions, if you have any.
i'm not sure i'd have the time to keep up with it, but i'm looking for something to challenge myself with this year. i know taking self-portraits isn't that hard for me, so i'm wondering if there's a way i could make it more interesting.
i could do 365 pictures of not-myself, but i'm sure a lot of these will be done in my house when i get home from school/work late at night, so taking pictures of objects around my house might get old. plus, there's usually more options for pictures with people in them.
or i could do 365 not-photoshopped pictures, but i <3 photoshop lots and i don't feel like it's that much of a crutch for me (though i assume lots of people might think otherwise). plus the whole bragging about "sooc" is kindof lame, ngl.
i could also try to write a small something to go along with each picture.
so i don't know.
also, where would i post them? on this flickr, i imagine, but then where would i post pictures that were not-365 related?
i know it's generally better to post as little as possible each day and not bombard flickr, but that's difficult enough for me as it is. i could make another flickr for a 365, i guess.
so, yeah, what do you guys think (assuming anyone cares)? any ideas to how i could liven up a 365 project? how do you guys approach it, if you do at all? what are your reasons for doing it? do you think it's kindof a boring/generic thing to do? if i were to do one, do you think i should post it here, or make a new, 365-exclusive flickr/tumblr/something else? i would like to know your thoughts on anything, if you wouldn't mind telling me. :]
(for the record this picture is a few weeks old, not the beginning of a 365.)
Les barbes attirent le regard.
Et sous le masque, celles-ci font encore parler d'elles !
Comment peut-on rendre anonyme un barbu avec une barbe pareille ?
Avec un masque, la question est réglée ! Et en plus, ça ajoute un élément de singularité !
Longue vie aux Barbus !
Excited to share that my Girl in Van will appear in Eyeshot Street Photography's WATCHED -Street Photography Under the Gaze (#22), their latest limited-edition book exploring the idea of being seen.
“To curate it, we read sixty street photographs as if they were answers to a question the city keeps asking us before we ask it. The selection does not search for a single look, but it rather collects the act of looking across cities, devices, distances, and surfaces, and lets a slow image of public space emerge from the differences between them.
Each frame is one shape of a condition we already know: presence is exposed. “
cover photo: @Md.Enamul Kabir
¿ Que es la Vida...?
What is the Life ....?
Dedicada muy especialmente para Patricia Saloa, Venezuela
www.flickr.com/people/25311980@N05/
(no hdr)
# #UrbanWeek #Festival #StreetCulture #ParisLaDéfense
LACPIXEL - 2017
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You dress up to play princess, I dress up to kill. Either way we're both hiding our true selves. Question. Is it the mask or the face we're hiding?
I like lettering and signage - the question is, does it get any better than this??
Part of my
"Signs that I like"
and
"Lettering of some kind"....
...Flickr albums.
Taken in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Felosinha | Phylloscopus collybita | Common chiffchaff
Não porque esteja relacionado mas quando pensei neste título, lembrei-me imediatamente da anedota dos dois compadres na piscina municipal. Um lá em cima, bem à beirinha da prancha, de "peito feito", todo convencido, pronto para saltar e o outro cá em baixo a observá-lo, comenta:
- Eh compadre, vossemecê parece uma águia!
Lá do alto, o outro questiona-o:
- À sim e então, é dos "peitos"?..
- Não compadre, é das unhas dos pés!!!
Também: Felosa-comum, Bago-d'uva, Fluim, Fulecra, Tolinha-das-couves in "AVES DE PORTUGAL - Ornitologia do território continental" - Assírio & Alvim.
Invernante muito comum e nidificante muito rara
12/12/2015 - Sobreda (Almada, Portugal)
[Obrigado pela visualização]
[Thanks for your visualization]
This is the caterpillar of the Question Mark butterfly (Polygonia interrogationis). There is a tiny mark on the underside of the butterfly's wing that gives it the unusual name. I photographed this spiky creature at the Butterfly Haven in Pingree, Idaho.
Turret Arch under Milky Way skies with a bit of light painting in Arches National park. We have 2 spots left for our upcoming workshop in Arches and Canyonlands. You can read all about it and sign up by visiting the link below. If you have any questions please feel free to ask.
Une question d'équilibre.
Sans passion ma vie est vide.
Sans passion, tout me semble futile.
Sans ma passion ma vie serait à la dérive.
L'esprit créatif cultivant des liens avec sa nature.
Loin de l'agitation urbaine, l'imagination créatrice à l'œuvre.
La passion est une nature dominante qui se dévoue gaîment à son art. La nature procure aux yeux attentifs les plus beaux spectacles du monde. La photographie ajoute au plaisir des yeux celui d'un divertissement sans fin.
Pour le plaisir et la joie qu'elle me procure,
la passion des images.
Michel Villeneuve53
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Are we going to the new Harry Potter this week?
Danbo looks cute is his Harry Potter outfit doesn't he ;)
First it started just as a question...
But pretty soon after this I heard him mumbling something about putting a spell on me if I didn't take him...
So I hope I find the time this week to take him to the last movie of the Potter series!
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I've been questioned as to how old I am today. Well, I don't give that info out without a fight. Here are a few clues...
- I was born during Eisenhower's first term as president
- The first movie I ever saw in a theater was The Parent Trap, starring Hayley Mills. I was six years old and had a crush on Hayley Mills well into adulthood.
- Earliest TV memory is The Mickey Mouse Club, which came on at 5:00 p.m. EST and which I never missed.
- I was informed that President Kennedy had been assassinated by my 4th grade teacher.
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The dam at Blanchard Springs was constructed in the 1930's by the CCC. The dam forms the three-acre Mirror Lake, and the water is constantly fed by the 58-degree water from Blanchard Springs.
Blanchard Springs is located in the Ozark National Forest, in northern Arkansas.
Helpful tips for taking Waterfall Photography:
1. Shutter speed is important in waterfall photography! Tastes vary in how people like to see the water flowing over waterfalls presented in a photograph, but we prefer using a slower shutter speed for a motion effect to the water. A fast shutter speed will show individual waves and droplets in the water, but a slower shutter speed actually shows the path that the water travels – the slope of the water off the fall, the arcs of the water as it splashes off a rock on the way down the falls. For us, this makes a more interesting picture. Typically, we’ll try for a shutter speed of ½ to 1 second if we can, but will try to at least keep the shutter slower than 1/15 of a second.
2. ISO matters. To keep the shutter speed slow, we set the ISO on the digital camera as low as it will go (usually 100).
3. Use filters if you have them. If the light is bright enough, we may not be able use the shutter speed we want to. When this happens we use either a neutral density filter or a polarizing filter can be used to drop the shutter speed.
4. Use a tripod. With slow shutter speeds, you will need a tripod to steady the camera. Also, remember that with a shutter speed this low, anything moving in the picture other than the water (e.g. people, foliage blowing in the wind) will also be blurred.
5. Make sure the camera is level. A photograph of water that appears to be flowing uphill is very disturbing. I really try to remember to use my bubble level – and to make sure it is level for my waterfall photos. I’ve deleted more waterfall photos than I care to remember of water running uphill in the picture.
6. Direction matters. Remember to check the direction of the falls, to determine the best time of day for light hitting the falls to give the most dramatic photograph. Great Falls is best photographed in the morning.
7. Seasons matter. Check out the falls in different seasons, e.g. does it look best with new spring foliage? Best in the fall with the leaves turning? Some other time? Since spring and fall tend to be the wettest times of the year, these are usually good times to catch falls at their peak levels.
8. Research before you go. Learn what you can about the falls, and what you’ll need photographically, before you get there. If you know that name of a waterfall you want to photograph, search for it on Google. Chances are someone has posted information about photographing that set of falls somewhere on the web.
9. Be prepared to do some hiking. Most of the waterfalls we have been to involve some hiking in hilly terrain (it is tough to have a waterfall over perfectly flat land). So don’t forget comfortable hiking shoes for the trail, a water bottle (especially in hot weather), sunscreen and bug spray.
10. Takes lots of photos at various exposures. You may be surprised at what you discover what your preferences for waterfall photography are.
so some are suspended in mid air while others i have a hold on... I dont have answers to most of them though!!
“Hello Sky, I was looking for you earlier but could not find you.” Said Barnaby looking concerned.
“I have been with Ellie and have been talking to her. She doubted that I am a genius, I was shocked.”
“I can understand that Sky, every bear knows that you are a genius.” Said Barnaby. “But then she is an elephant.”
“What did she actually say then Sky?” Asked Bertie.
“She said that I could not be a genius until I had managed to answer some very difficult questions. I did ask her to tell me what they were but she refused and said she would do it later, then she immediately fell asleep.”
“Do you think you will be able to answer her difficult questions then, Sky?” Asked Posh Bear.
“I don’t know, Posh, Ellie is very clever but she does cheat at times. When we go to the moon with her, she lands on the wrong place and then because she does not know, she asks me where we are and the easiest way back home again.”
“Yes, she does that sometimes. Even the ellicopter has no idea where it is or even if it is the right way up.” Said Bertie giggling.
“Well, she is often sound asleep when we do land and we often do that backwards and downside up. I am surprised she is still allowed to fly.”
“Yes, me too.” Said Posh Bear. “You could always switch to asking her very difficult questions Sky.”
“True, but then I would need the answers and if they are very difficult, I might not know the answer.”
“Well, let me ask you a question then Sky. How many leaves are on a tree?” Said Posh Bear.
“Posh, that is a stinker of a question, I would have no idea at all.” Said Barnaby looking upwards at his friend and waiting for an answer.
“I don’t think I know Posh, more than three I would say, and sometimes they have no leaves at all, plus, I dare say it would depend on how big the tree was.” Said Sky.
“There we are then, Sky. You say you do not know but you have just given me three answers and they are all correct. It is highly probably there are more than three leaves to a tree, sometimes there are none at all when it gets cold, and as you so rightly pointed out it depends on the size of the tree.”
“Yes, I suppose so, I was rather clever, wasn’t I?” Said Sky looking surprised at himself.
“Indeed Sky, remember you should always just accept that there are some questions no bear can answer, but do not feel upset because you do not know all the answers all the time. Ellie is naughty being so mischievous and doubting you like that.”
“Yes Posh, I think you are right, Sky is still a genius, isn’t he?” Said Barnaby who never doubted his friend at all.
“Indeed, he is Barnaby. I am sure that there is no other bear that knows of more ways to acquire jars of honey when he is a touch hungry. I think even after your visit early this morning, Sky, I still have enough jars left for everyone to enjoy after the man has finished up here.”
“I am sure you have too, Posh. I have ordered extra to give you back those that I borrowed and they should be with us later today.”
“How many jars have you ordered then Sky?” Asked Posh Bear.
“Well, I am not entirely certain, my paws are much bigger than the thingies on the man’s composter that I order through, and I am not sure about numbers when they are above three, but I think there should be enough and a bit more. I aim for one of the numbers but with my paws I tend to hit several, so it will be a surprise again.” Said Sky smiling happily that the job was done.
After a disastrous captive breeding programme this year, I may have success with a batch of 10 Question Mark butterflies. This 40mm final instar Polygonia interragationis larva is about to pupate; the other nine caterpillars have already formed their chrysalis on the Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica) food plant.
The Question Mark is a nymphalid butterfly and is the largest of the Polygonia (Comma) species from North America. It lives in wooded areas, city parks, generally in areas with a combination of trees and open space.
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