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every single restaurant within a 5 block radius was PACKED.

Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, 1991.

Part of New Scans of Old Prints.

I read this sign in the voice of the mooninites from Aqua Teen Hunger Force: "eff. ay. are. tee. ess."

Photo by Kimberly Cecchini/Montclair Film Festival

Photo by Kimberly Cecchini/Montclair Film Festival

to see a Great American. near the bathrooms.

 

View On Black

 

Stephen Colbert was interviewing Paul McCartney and I was taking random photos from the couch, and I caught it just as they were fading in from one person to the next. Lucky.

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photo by “Neil Grabowsky / Montclair Film”

photo by “Neil Grabowsky / Montclair Film”

Stephen Colbert looking sexy while sporting a trendy sparkling blue pant suit given to him from Feist on April 28th 2008. Comedy gold here! I mean blue.

this is way funnier if 1) you watch the colbert report and/or 2) know who starfield is.

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Another year for the Colbert stencils.

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Inspired by Stephen Colbert's "Bears & Balls" I created a standalone button that plays a random Colbert sample every time you press the button. The button is a giant arcade button from Adafruit, and the internal hardware is an Adafruit Audio FX Sound Board with amp. That's 90% of the battle right there!

Photo by Kimberly Cecchini/Montclair Film Festival

My interpretation of the Stephen Colbert Portrait Challenge.

 

As the particles collide, they draw a small square of data from a jpeg of Stephen Colbert's portrait. As the iterations pass, the edges grow a fringe, creating the pattern here. Coded with AS3.

 

I went way outside my usual color pallet, since a red-white-blue pallet seemed more appropriate to Stephen Colbert.

  

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photo by “Neil Grabowsky / Montclair Film Festival”

I left a message today at a local Walgreens in Monroe Michigan telling people to vote to get Node 3 named "Colbert" I know you can't read the message there. I shot at a bad angle and wanted to do this while nobody was looking. I was only able to take one before I risked being discovered and my plan possibly being destroyed.

 

Here's the message

Help name International Space Station's Node 3 "Colbert" after Stephen Colbert, host of the Colbert Report. See march 3rd episode on www.colbertnation.com. Do your duty by March 20th Nation! Thank you. This guy is a "National Treasure" btw.

 

I've hit a few other stores today, but have only been able to get 2 pictures. And half the stores I've been to don't sell Americone Dream.

Photo by Kimberly Cecchini/Montclair Film Festival

also I just noticed there's a dude hanging from the scaffolding in the back of the stage.

PHOTO CREDIT: ANDERS KRUSBERG / PEABODY AWARDS

 

71st Annual Peabody Awards Luncheon

Waldorf=Astoria Hotel

May 21, 2012

Last year, the owner of Sticky Fingers, a barbeque joint in Charleston, S.C., was the winning bidder for a portrait of Stephen Colbert that hung above the fireplace on the set of The Colbert Report. That portrait is now prominently displayed in the restaurant's downtown location. (My apologies for the blurry photo, by the way. I was trying not to be too obvious about my photo-taking, but really needed to take more time in setting up my shot.)

I went to the rally in D.C. today, there was a gigantic crowd, had to be at least 200,000, they whole event was great and the message was one that we should all pay heed too. Jon Stewart for President 2012!

photo by “Neil Grabowsky / Montclair Film Festival”

XKCD reference (http://xkcd.com/470/)

 

Taken during the Rally for Sanity. October 30, 2010

Washington, D.C.

Photo by Kimberly Cecchini/Montclair Film Festival

picture got overexposed, but I swear that's what it says.

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