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Marty Stuart @ KEXP 5-22-2017
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Photo by Alan Lawrence
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Commercial photography assignment - Client #5: Model Composite
Canon Rebel XT
F-to-EOS adapter
Nikon Non-Ai 50mm f/1.4 lens
Adobe Lightroom
Adobe Photoshop CS3
I'm really curious what sort of vehicle this is. It's not terribly big. [Edit: It's an M5A1 Stuart light tank. See the story of this vehicle's restoration here]
Stuart Meaker celebrates dismissing India’s Ajinkya Rahanein, his first England wicket with his 11th delivery in international cricket, India v England, 4th ODI, Mumbai, October 24, 2011
MOGWAI - Stuart Braithwaite (vocals, guitar)
Estrella Damm Primavera Sound 2006 - Mogwai Saturday, 3rd of June Estrella Damm 02:15 h.
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photo taken by Elton Saulsberry
Stuart usually has a full head of thick blond hair. He shaved it for the costume. What commitment!
He shaved the rest of it the next day.
Gilbert Stuart was one of the nation's foremost portrait painters. The image of George Washington that graces all of the one-dollar bills comes from a painting that Stuart left unfinished at the time of his death.
We had no plans to visit; we saw the sign as we drove by on our way home. Kurt wasn't keen on taking a detour -- we were seriously low on gas! We'll have to come back when the museum is open in the summer.
From photo album of Helen (Giertz) Todd (my mother), 1939-1948. Photos copied by Gary Lee Todd, Ph.D., Professor of History, Sias International University, Xinzheng, Henan, China. Complete photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
this series, Stuart Highway 0904, was taken on a journey from Port Augusta to Darwin, in April 2009.
This pic is a little north of Port Augusta.
The traveller will notice that animals are a preoccupation of sign-makers.
You may also note the lack of other road-users, and the sparse vegetation.
Stuart looking a little dangerous (as instructed). He was great to work with - a very nice guy and very photogenic.
Model: Stuart Hull
Strobist info: 1 x SB900 at camera left in an Ezybox Softbox, 1 x SB800 at camera right flagged and bounced off a reflector providing fill. Both flashes in TTL, with the SB800 dialled down a little.
Stuart Siegel, MD, 39 years of service, Department of Hematology/Oncology
"First and foremost, Stu is a compassionate and skilled pediatric oncologist. He is also an outstanding academic leader, having built one of the largest and best pediatric hematology-oncology programs in the nation. After 39 years as a faculty member, he is even starting to get to some meetings on time!" – Dr. Chuck Gomer
Report from the Ross Society including poems, critical writings and philosophical transactions Vol. 1 No. 1 For Anno 2022 an assemblage of writing in response to the work of Stuart Ross.
edited by Rob McLennan.
Ottawa, Above/Ground Press, february 2o22.
ISBN 978-1-7746o-215-7.
7 x 8-1/2, 1o sheets white & one canary xergraphic bond folded to 44 pp & stapled twice into 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 red mayfair card wrappers, all except inside covers, canary versos & 2nd-last white recto printed black photocopy.
cover by Christine McNair.
15 contributors:
Cameron Anstee, Gary Barwin, Stephen Brockwell, Alice Burdick, Michael Dennis, Amelia Does, Warren Dean Fulton, Rob McLennan, Christine McNair, Jay Miller, Lillian Necakov, Benjamin Niespodziany, Tom Prime, Stuart Ross, Dale Tracy.
includes:
i) Stuart Ross, by [Stuart Ross?] (prose capsule biography with passing reference to the bpNichol Chapbook Award)
ii) No Trace and Endy, by Gary Barwin (prose with passing reference to grOnk)
iii) Ross, Stuart, Espesantes, by Jay Miller (prose with passing reference to the bpNichol Chapbook Award)
Poster for Embraced vampire Live action role play game. www.embraced.org.uk
blood background from
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Stuart Range is probably the most beautiful place I've been to. I've been interested in it for a while. I would always see it looming over Ellensburg and Cle Elum when I go to work. The sheer scale of it from that far away is seriously impressive. Seeing it even closer, the scale gets even better. Truly best to see it in person.
The craziest part is that I barely scratched the surface. Many roads were too risky to travel, so I plan on returning. I didn't even see the main mountain itself!