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Shamanic Shift Center's northeast room and ceremonial space as it looked on April 20, 2011: rock gardens, circle center, rock and crystal close-ups
Does this look like a special-shaped bolt to you? Yamaha/Star used this to replace the lost bolt to hold on my shift lever.
Grey Wagtails (Motacilla cinerea) taking turns at the nest inside a drainage hole drilled in the side of the wall in Griffith Park along the Tolka river.
Shamanic Shift Center's northeast room and ceremonial space as it looked on April 20, 2011: rock gardens, circle center, rock and crystal close-ups
Shamanic Shift Center's northeast room and ceremonial space as it looked on April 20, 2011: rock gardens, circle center, rock and crystal close-ups
This is the group that did the washing, slicing, and serving of the first session of the Dave Wilson Fruit Tasting Party at Cal Poly, August 12, 2006. Central Coast Chapter of CRFG was far too busy this month when we have the Festival of Fruit coming in less than a month!!!
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Pulicada no FotoGlobo por Marcelo Carnaval na sessão "Tilt Shift". 27.05.2010.
"Acho que o problema é que não existem maquetes noturnas, a não ser as favelas miniaturas de Sérgio Cesar"
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Site: tiltshiftmaker.com/
I figured that since tilt-shift is all the rage…I may as well try my hand at Photoshopping the effect. I desaturated the blurred part a bit, too.
Emoy is a farmer who recognized that shifting agricultural practices (slash and burn methods) were not sustainable as populations grew and forests shrank. He is trying to use techniques such as composting and other more intensive agricultural practices in order to be able to farm effectively and repeatedly on a single, permanent plot of land. From a March 2009 trip with writer William deBuys traveling to Indonesian Borneo (Central Kalimantan, Indonesia) to visit with NGOs Yayorin and Orangutan Foundation UK to explore the social and environmental dynamics of forest conservation in and around the Lamandau Wildlife Reserve. The LWR is a release site for the Bornean Orangutans, the central area for an upcoming Rare Pride Campaign, and site of a proposed community-based carbon trading demonstration site for the UNDP's REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) program.
Friend's picture that I used for more tilt shift fun. Found out that this will be in the October issue of Wired Magazine along with the before shot.
Digging through the entirely too large archive of photos I took last year and thought this one would be useful to practice some photoshop techniques on. This is a fake tilt-shift shot.
O HTC Shift possui dois sistemas operacionais, Windows Vista Business e Windows Mobile. Oferece um modo "always-on", com acesso instantâneo a informações cruciais. Utiliza o Windows Mobile, com função de push mail, previsão do tempo e calendário. Sua entrada para chip 3G permite conexão para envio de torpedos SMS, MMS e navegação na Internet, com autonomia de bateria de quase 72 horas.
Global Fund Cf - Symposium.
Shifting the Power at Mary Ward House, London UK
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Shift dress is a sleeveless short dress that hangs from the shoulders . It is designed for all body sizes and types, anyone are suitable to wear it. The dress can be customarily worn with stocking or worn alone. Although it is quite easy to move or to shift around in a shift dress, it's name signifies a shift in 60' culture. When it was first become popular in late 50',America teenagers was as its height. Nowadays It still represent free, youthful and revolutionary attitudes.
The titles that I have given these windows are purely my own invention and are totally unrelated to the (undeclared) intention of the two artists, Mireille Juteau and Gérard Hermet, maîtres verriers of Chartres. They are in the church of St Jacques just outside the medieval walls of Béziers and were installed in 2013. They are the most astonishing and beautiful windows, which, when we visited, were filling the church with glorious coloured light, which was reflected in the softly coloured stonework of the Norman walls. Sadly the church is usually locked.