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So because i haven't seen my befies forever i decided to use all of the skills i have learned at my internship to create a lifelike scene of them visiting me in palm beach.
i know. i am just THAT good with photoshop.
Classic scene at J. Norman Jensen Forest Preserve. Every time I go, I wonder how much of this will still be standing.
Mike and I came upon the gruesome crime scene yesterday afternoon. Frosty has been MURDERED. All that was there was a broken nose and his body torn in half. The GRPD have a boot print and that is their only lead so far. If you have any information on who has would do such a devastating thing please contact the GRPD or silent observer.
I recently did a post on My Scene Chelsea. These My Scene dolls have rooted eyelashes, although mine needs a little work on one of hers. Still a beautiful doll though.
Gallery goers with (left) Victoria Morton's "Myself When I Am Real," and (right) Chloe Piene's "Big Head Goat Arm"
Didn't have a wide-angle lens so these were all the folks I could fit into the shot: the formal shot of "How LA Has Built A Sucessful Tech Community" participants at SXSW, March 14, 2009. Click on "All sizes" link to zoom in on individuals.
We found this corner of a building where each piece of mirrored glass pointed at a slightly different angle.
So it was possible to see in 4 different directions at once.
Recreació de diferents escenes dels casos que va resoldre Sherlock Holmes a la casa museu on va "viure" a Baker Street
A postcard bearing no publisher's name that was posted in Newton Abbott on Wednesday the 23rd. May 1956 to:
Master Anthony Nevard,
146, Parkway,
Welwyn Garden City,
Herts.
The message on the back of the card was as follows:
"We are living in a farm
near the Golden Lion.
There are some ducks,
chicks and calves you
would like - hand milking
too.
Went to the sea yesterday -
very hot - my nose and
face are like a beetroot!
Much love,
Veronica".
So what else happened on the day that the card was posted?
Not a lot, although the number one hit song in the UK at the time was 'No Other Love' by Ronnie Hilton.