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Posh imp to you and I . Had one of these long long ago as a mother-in-law cast off and hand me down. Not in this class though, dull green and damp inside - this one's a hoot.
Shoot with Kevin Burdick at Experience Music Project in Seattle. A fantastic singer/songwriter and a very trusting and patient model.
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This lass was at a music event in Northwich today, weirdly 8 of the people who were there ( that I asked )..... no-one knew her name , but she was GOOD !
( Sherlock Evans is at work !!! )
and 243 views :)))
2018 Sept ... still no idea who she is ...... Help !!!!
Taken at South by Southwest, Austin Texas. In the panel Immersive Content: The Future of Storytelling.
"What's the Future of Immersive content?
We believe that VR is the future of the storytelling and the greatest way to create empathy with the audience.
Ricardo Laganaro, film director at O2 Filmes, the biggest production company in Brazil owned by Fernando Meirelles, will invite Gabo Arora, American filmmaker and UN Senior Advisor, Director of Clouds Over Sidra, UN’s first foray into virtual reality filmmaking for a discussion about the future of immersive content for films.
Laganaro just delivered a fulldome projection for Museu do Amanhã, one of the great new museums in Rio, and also directed the most viewed 360 video inside Facebook in the world for a popular singer from Brazil."
Photo: Ståle Grut / NRKbeta
Hadise is a singer with Turkish roots.
She is even more popular in Turkey than she is in Belgium.
Her music is a mix of Western pop with Turkey's influences and it swings like a tit.
This photo has been shot with the Samsung NX300, which has been provided by Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
You'll find all my NX300 shots in my NX300 set here
13/52 for the group 52 of 2012
This week's theme: Technical, mechanical, or machinery
I was rather lacking in inspiration earlier in the week, partly because I was thinking large scale. The obvious solution only came to me later and here is the old Singer Sewing machine (hand operated) that used to belong to my mother-in-law.
I looked up on the Internet about it recently and it dates from the 1930s and was made in Clydebank in Scotland.