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Christine has, to date, been the most animated of my subjects. During the course of the shoot, she managed to bounce, grinning, into every corner of the frame.
Her gesticulating peaked when we discussed how badass the Salmon Shark is. For as long as I can remember, Christine has been a rabid fan of Discovery's Shark Week and of sharks in general. I knew as soon as sharks came up, I'd get the photo I was looking for.
She's planning a shark themed wedding for herself, with shark breeds replacing table numbers. How cool is that? I want to sit at the hammerhead table.
Behold the shark balloon on the Discovery Channel building. National Geographic really needs to do something like this seeing as D.C. is our major competitor.
South Carolina Aquarium hosts the Shark, Rattle and Roll fundraiser party during Shark Week
(c)South Carolina Aquarium
At the Discovery headquarters in Silver Spring, They attach inflatable shark parts to the building for Shark Week.
The Journal For a Cause Challenge was to use a single image--like a photo booth picture--over and over altering it with pen and ink.
This is not a style which appeals to me. Different strokes for different folks. It was really hard for me to get inspired.
Finally, I remembered Shark Week starts next week and you know how much I love sharks.
(le français suit l'anglais)
Three Dimensional Printer, ca. 2012
Manufacturer: MakerBot Industries, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Model: MakerBot Replicator
Source: Thor 3D / Thorstad Computers, Outlook, Saskatchewan
Artifact no.: AY0033.1
These two #SharkWeek sharks were 3D printed using the MakerBot Replicator.
Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation
www.sciencetech.technomuses.ca
Photo: CSTMC
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Imprimante tridimensionnelle, ca. 2012
Fabricant : MakerBot Industries, Brooklyn (New York, USA)
Modèle : MakerBot Replicator
Source : Thor 3D / Thorstad Computers, Outlook (Saskatchewan)
No. d’artefact : AY0033.1
Ces deux requins #SharkWeek ont été imprimé à l'aide du MakerBot Replicator.
Société des musées de sciences et technologies du Canada
www.sciencetech.technomuses.ca/francais/index.cfm
Photo : SMSTC