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Oh boy, it's movie Saturday baby, the day I go all out! So here's a list of my ten favorite films that have come out in the 60s!
1. 2001: A Space Odyssey
2. Once Upon a Time in the West
3. Planet of the Apes
4. Yojimbo
5. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
6. Lawrence of Arabia
7. Casino Royale
8. The Party
9. Mothra vs. Godzilla
10. The Pink Panther
What are your favorite 60s films? Make sure to join in on the Top Ten Week festivities and make a list today!
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Girl from a Madjaneen tribe.
She wearing traditional colorful clothing of muslim women,called-top.
Taken near market with camels,Ommdurman,Sudan.
Taking a walk at Maybury State park The trees had almost shed their leaves, but some of the trees still had some nice ones at the top. When hit with the setting sun, it lit so vibrantly.
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Great Egret
Scientific name: Ardea alba Linnaeus, 1758
Portuguese: Garça Branca Grande
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Bullseye Turquoise Opal (000116) sheet and stringers, and Turquoise (001116) sheet and stringers. Colored glass pieces are placed directly on the kiln shelf, with a bigger piece of Reactive Ice Clear, iridized, 3mm (001009-0031F) sheet glass placed irid side down and fired. The resulting tile is viewed from the top.Photo by Jerry Sayer, sample by Paul McNulty
Wearing a white nurses dress with white hat and light blue belt along with white Nylonica lace top stockings and white six strap suspender belt with white lacy knickers and white high heel Mary Jane shoes
A climber finishes an ascent moments before sunset, gleeful yell on his face as he looks at the land beyond.
Taken with a Sigma SD Quattro H, and 150-600mm sport lens.
This was shot and processed as an SFD, though the best post and expression I took by processing just one of the inner X3F files from the SFD. The sky was smoother as a result.
James And The Giant Peach (2023)
Every year I read Roald Dahl’s story to my kindergarten class. I love the fantastical imagery, the sharp wit, and the moments of building friendships. I’ve often imagined what these creatures and environments would look like if they were made of LEGO.
Seven years ago I created a few characters and one section of the peach, but it became clear that this would be a massive project so I put it on the shelf to gather dust. This past December I decided to revisit it.
The first step was building the rest of the characters - small chunks would help build momentum so the 7 insects were quickly finished. Next I completed the other 5 sections of the giant Lowell sphere in light and dark bley plates. A light technic frame is used to hold the sphere together. The peach was “painted” with 1x1 plates in an exaggerated peach color palate. A hollow stem was added to accommodate the flex tube used for the seagulls. Each “string” is made up of 3 sections of flex tube connected with Apollo studs and then threaded with wire to add rigidity. The water was built with a layer on 1x2 trans tile atop two layers of 1x2 trans plate. This sheet of water allowed me to flex the water into an undular shape and then add lighting elements underneath. A cylinder was created to sit under and above the water and the peach gently rested upon this shape. I had to determine how many sharks were needed (20), and each one is unique. I left James for last. My 8 year old son suggested that James be relaxing in the leaf after accomplishing the task of lifting the peach out of the water.
This is the biggest build I have done since LEGO Masters and I put all of the skills I learned about color, composition, story-telling, and technical ability to work. I was thrilled to be one of five nominees for “best pop-culture” at Brickworld. The display was purposefully dropped off the table on a custom made 18” box so that kids at Brickworld would be at eye level with the characters.
Please let me know if you saw this at Brickworld, or if you have a favorite moment from the story.
Flat Top Manor (1901), Moses H. Cone Memorial Park, Blue Ridge Parkway near Blowing Rock (milepost 294), North Carolina
Flat Top Manor is the 20-room, 13000 square foot mansion of the textile magnat Moses Cone.
The building was used as Georgia Pines nursing home in the movie "The Green Mile".
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Lithium Top With and Without wings
Includes
- Mesh Top with and without wings
- Alpha
- Texture HUD
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