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Several of my Flickr contacts have in recent days posted shots showing their images that have been published in magazines, so I thought I would get on the bandwagon.
I was pleased to recently have one of my photos selected as the lead image for Shutterbug magazine’s “Picture This” feature, in which readers submit images based on a certain theme or topic. My image is at the top right here, and appeared in the May 2015 issue of Shutterbug for the “Low-Light Noir” assignment. If you zoom in, you should be able to read the text, if you’re interested. The image was posted originally on Flickr last November for a Macro Monday “Film Noir” theme, and can be viewed here.
I am submitting this image for Our Daily Challenge: “Choose Your Own Topic”
I'm not a huge fan of barbecued horse, but, after a few adult beverages, well, it's pretty tasty stuff!
Seattle, Washington 2018
Typesetting: the retrieval of stored letters and the ordering of them according to a language's orthography for visual display.
During much of the letterpress era, movable type was composed by hand for each page.
Cast metal sorts were composited into words and lines of text and tightly bound together to make up a page image called a forme, with all letter faces exactly the same height to form an even surface of type. The forme was mounted in a press, inked, and an impression made on paper.
Macro Monday project – 09/16/13
“Typography”
Most of you probably know, but if not, Japan was hit by an 8.9 Magnitude Earthquake Friday March 11, 2011 at 2:46 pm Japan Time. After the quake there was an ensuing Tsunami wave that devastated many coastal communities in Japan, destroying homes cars and lives.
This hits close to home for me since I have friends and family residing in Japan so I urge you all to please donate towards the relief efforts that are being set into motion.
You can text REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation to the Red Cross who will see that your donations are put to good use.
I'VE TEXTED THIS 1 TIME.
Thank You if you do it would mean a lot to me, my family, my friends and all those that have been effected by this disaster.
If you have facebook then follow this link and like Their goal is to reach 100K likes and they'll send $100K to Japan for the relief efforts. But only if that goal is reached in 10 days. If you can't donate money then this could be your way of helping!:
Lady GaGa is also offering these wristbands in support for Japan. Here you can buy a wristband for $5 and add-on anything else that you want to donate:
ladygaga.shop.bravadousa.com/Product.aspx?cp=14781_42444&...
I'VE ORDERED 1 OF THESE.
UCSD's Japanese Student Association has setup a site for collecting donations. They are hoping to send the money directly to the Miyagi Prefectural Government so that they can allocate the money directly to what is most needed:
www.wepay.com/donate/helpjapan
You can go directly to the Red Cross and donate. Remember your donations at the Red Cross can be made a tax deductible! Support the relief efforts AND get a tax break, sounds like a win-win situation:
You can buy cool graphic design t-shirts. They're $20 and $10 of that is donated.
Donate directly to google:
www.google.com/crisisresponse/japanquake2011.html
If you play any Zynga games (CityVille, FrontierVille, FarmVille, Zynga Poker etc.) on Facebook many of them are offering VIP packages for a $5 donation towards Japan's relief efforts!
Cool stickers for $5, proceeds go to the Red Cross!:
I'VE ORDERED 4 OF THESE.
These cool prints are kind of pricy but it would probably look great in your room if you're passionate about Japan:
fullbleed.imagekind.com/store/imagedetail.aspx/a8eff957-6...
Remember the Racist UCLA student Alexandra Wallace? We can thank her for one thing... A T-shirt Parody has been made of her comments you can buy it for $12 and the profits goes to Japan:
Facebook Causes has added a donation site. You can complete offers that donate a small amount of money at no cost to you or you can donate the regular amounts ($10, $25, $50 etc):
www.causes.com/campaigns/154523
UCI is selling T-Shirts. All proceeds go to Operation Compassion:
japanrelieffunds.weebly.com/non-uci-buyers.html
Cool minimalist design graphic T-Shirt with proceeds going to Japan:
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 35-70mm.
This particular UK road-sign really winds me up anyway, primarily because of the out of date stereotyping & sweeping generalisations applied to older people by the use of those silhouetted figures. However, the typo adds insult to injury!
Not content with removing the apostrophe from street signs around Bristol because it is just too inconvenient, Bristol City Council now appear to be unable to include actual letters in their signage.
*rolls eyes*
DAY 7
We arrive back on the Burg, we had seen the set-up earlier, but not paid it much attention.
These things pop up, come and go.
This time it is different, there is a buzz in the air, and lots of security…
We sit on the terrace as more and more people gather, we ask the waiter and he mumbles something about a parade and royalty attending.
So, unwittingly, we are about to witness something special!
The empty chairs are beginning to fill with lots of dressed up, uniformed and decorated men, plus ladies in their fineries, le beau mode!
I check the batteries of my camera, like a chef sharpens his knives before cooking,lol
I wish you a day full of beauty and thank you for your visit, Magda, (*_*)
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“The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.”
Saint Augustine
This is the wall in my room and I'm actually really in love with it because there are so many names of amazing citys written on it. The sad thing is that the only city of them I've been to, is Paris. But I really hope that someday I will be able to say that I have seen all these places :)
Le Ruwanwelisaya est un stupa au Sri Lanka, considéré comme une merveille pour ses qualités architecturales et sacré pour de nombreux bouddhistes du monde entier. Il a été construit par Gamini Abhaya qui est devenu le maître de tout le Sri Lanka après une guerre dans laquelle le Chola roi Elara, a été défait.
Ceci est l'un des Solosmasthana (les 16 lieux de culte) et la Atamasthana (les 8 lieux de vénération dans l'ancienne ville sacrée d'Anuradhapura). Ce stupa est l'un des plus grands stupa du monde avec 103m de hauteur et une circonférence de 290m.
[ Vincent Leroux Photo ] tous droits réservés - all rights reserved. Contacter l'auteur avant toute utilisation - contact the author before any use
Atelier Ying
Arthur Fellig's notable mobile darkroom would be wonderfully imagined inside of a taxi cab (for my next design) but here divinely transformed into a chinese country kitchen; a way to honor his life (with a more homelike, gourmet touch). Industrial water jugs loaded into the back seat and fresh fowl in a comfortable cage allows him to park in an alley (close to a gutter for cleaning the fowl) for a healthy farm-fresh meal. He can supplant this with live fish and fresh greens from any Manhattan market. In the winter he can grill sesame buns the old-fashioned way and have these with a simple green soup for an invigorating early breakfast just before heading out to the streets with his camera. Chinese condiments are held by a rail and a bamboo brush keeps the mobile kitchen clean. The hobby of country style cooking will not only raise his spirits but extend his life as well.
Re-envisioned for his old age, Weegee would have to rely on Polaroid camera backs for his Speed Graphic, placing them on a custom two-tiered brass and wood shelf at the front seat. Drawers for Nat Sherman's, flash bulbs, film and a pull out 'Weegee board' for the photojournalist's typewriter are all considered here. Strong shock absorbers and larger tires would have to be outfitted particularly to bear the weight of the iron stove.
Design, concepts, text and drawing are copyright 2015 by David Lo.
Part three of my images concerning architect Tadao Ando's Water Temple (Mizumido) on Awaji island.
"...Contrary to the monochromatic approach through the white walls and neutral concrete stair, the interior of the temple is saturated with color. The circular space is filled with an intense red-orange light which seems to be pulsating from its core, the inner most and most sacred space of the temple which houses the Buddha statue."
A spectacular inner sanctum. I have no image of the most sacred 'core' to share - I'll leave that to your own speculation, or discovery.
Quoted text from www.galinsky.com
Somewhat interestingly (in opposition to the majority of my uploads), this is almost completely 'vanilla' (I only used a dab of HDR/tone-mapping to bring out some of the textures of the floor).
Sobre a foto... A ideia não é minha, vi a imagem no We Heart It, gostei muito, decidi desenhar e deu nisso aí =]
I had to steal this brilliant quote from Texts From Last Night. The second I saw it, I knew it had to be stitched.
Stitch is 2.5x3.5 on 22ct fabric. Border is from Antique Patterns Library
I went to our local used bookstore to ask if they had any books they throw away or send for recycling and would they be willing to let me have them. The lady was so sweet and said she would have a box for me on Tuesday. So I made this to give to her when I go pick them up. I am posting here to get some feedback on the piece. I feel like it may need something but I can't figure it out. I had a piece of corrugated cardboard under the heart but I wanted the see more of the book text. It is also sprayed with glimmer mist that you can't see it in the pic.
170 613 en chemin (Latrille) ... "Chemin" étape 32 (juin 2017) : Aire-sur-l'Adour -- Miramont-Sensacq.
""Il meurt lentement celui qui prend le chemin des habitudes""
...Legend say there are was an angel who was searching de seek for his lost wing truth from city to city.One of the version of story is like that its the metaphor of Florence 'Nightingale',while other say that angel sacrifice its other wing too for the Florence, nobody knows the Truth but city preserve that WING...
Location: Firenzee italy
Reeditando fotos de archivo, para La vuelta al mundo en su tercer aniversario {TEXTOS}
Me está gustando esto de los textos... Me están entrando ganas de hacer un álbum al final con todas las que consiga hacer este mes...
UPDATE: i decided to wait until new years to start a 52 weeks project - this is my quotes project now *separate*
week of july 18-24, 2010 (started on 22)
HAY GUYS :) i'm back! i first want to thank joyce for another pro account - seriously i cannot thank you enough, you are amazing!
second, i decided to keep myself active - i'm going to start the 52 weeks project. much easier then the 365 and much less stress :)
but one thing different is that this 52 weeks project is a 52 weeks QUOTE project - inspired by parker fitzgerald's 365 quote project & this photo is a bit of a dedication to him and his amazing text photos.
taken by the lake near victoria's house - i went home with her after i kept her company during her library volunteering thingy :)
actually, this was also the same lake as my first text photo. snatched this quote from a french proverb :)
blog post seabug.blogspot.com/2010/07/library.html
So finally I'm getting to my contest! Here's a unique idea ;) This contest is gonna be re-create a custom contest! You grab one of your old customs and re-create it! Here are the rules!
1. The recreated custom has to be at least 6 months to a year old (so I know that you can improve on it)
2. This contest will last a month! (extensions will be given)
3. For any customizers that are new you can try to make a new version of your oldest custom!
4. Purist figures aren't allowed (sorry guys!)
5. Maximum number of entries is 3! But
remember quality over quantity.
6. Must take a before and after picture!
______________Prizes______________
1st: A shoutout and two commissioned figures.
2nd: A shoutout and a comissioned figure.
3rd: A shoutout and a revised version of my shy guy custom.
________________________________
For first and second place just wanted to let you guys know I'm low on both flesh heads and hands, but will scrap old customs to make yours! Good luck everyone and try your hardest!
A freebie in the Primus Mainstore and in .{yumyums}. as well! Have a happy Valentines day... or if not run around spanking random people with this! hehe
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery... but I'm getting fed up with seeing my pics used on other sites and even the Gaynetwork tv channel. Not sure how these people expect to meet anyone when they look nothing like their profile pic!
So, just to clarify...
I DO NOT have an active profile on:
Gay Network
xhamster
Tranny Contacts
Tgirl.nl
Birch Place
Adult Friend Finder
Any profile where you see my pics and the username contains either Stella or Camilla it is not me, but some a*sehole in Wales that has been using my pics for years on various sites.
I live in Milton Keynes, England... any other location will not be me.
I don't text or phone people unless I know them really well and have previously met them in person.
My pics usually have a watermark along the bottom, but it seems that it's quite easy to chop off. I'm looking to find a way of increasing the size of the watermark without ruining the pics.
Rant over, and thank you to everyone else for your continued support
Penny
xx
**update** Location is now South Carolina, USA
Week 2 of the 52 Week Photography Challenge. Week 2: Traditional Landscape. After taking this photo, I learned that from 1997 to 2002 an artist by the name of Scott Hagan was comissioned to paint 101 barns in Ohio, including one in each county. This was done to celebrate Ohio's 200th anniversary. The barn in this photograph is located in Lake County, Ohio.