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This event (the parade) is a favorite of mine. However, this year it looked like there were more photographers than participants and in my opinion the parade appeared to be more low-key than last year, maybe the weather (or the equally depressing economy) had an impact. It also started on time unlike previous years.
2012: "Show your True Colours"
This year's festival started on the 22nd June and will continue until 1st July 2012. Today's parade being the flagship event.
This year the festival moved from Dublin City Council's Civic Offices on Wood Quay to Merrion Square using 3 of the 4 roads around the park and family areas available to use inside the park. This also involved the parade route moving from it traditional route along Dame Street to further south in the city, along Baggot Street to the final destination Event at Merrion Square.
The new venue has a capacity for up to 15,000 people and space for vendors to sell food and beverages to the public.
The Dublin LGBTQ Pride Festival is an annual series of events which celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) life in Dublin, Ireland. It is the largest LGBTQ pride festival in the Republic of Ireland. The festival culminates in a pride parade which is held in June. The event has grown from a one-day event in 1983 to a ten-day festival celebrating LGBT culture in Ireland with an expanded arts, social and cultural content.
Long Island City, NY. We saw the movie today and I wanted to find some grit, which is not so easy to do these days. Lots of new construction and snow.
This is a photograph of my grandparents on their wedding day. Their marriage was real, and admirable.. I seriously hope I can one day have a marriage like that.
Original Quote
Hannah Rucker
Paused between a set of Yorkshire stoned walls was recently de-stickered, cleaned and polished 73.
The afternoon was spent hard at work getting the little Optare Vecta sparkling and how well does she look!
A great little runner, a true credit to its previous owner and of course it's current owner!
auch wenn du jetzt so weit weg von mir bist fühl ich mich dir so nahe wie immer, ich liebe dich daniel
True Contrite ⚫
Disguise your memory with pictures on the walls
Replace my every flaw, the ones you never even saw
We dream in color, but see in black and white
Between the covers, we sleep on beds of lies
Someday your true contrite will find you
The third MOC in my mixel-joint-based miniland plus series with heavy emphasis on color and emotion. It was supposed to be the last, but I think I may have 3 more in the works... This one only uses the following colors: Bright Light Yellow, Yellow, Bright Light Orange, Orange, Dark Orange, Brown, Dark Brown, and Black. Exceptions are Light and Dark Bley for the mixel joints. Completed in May 2023.
Lyrics by Knuckle Puck from the song "True Contrite".
An extract from my story "True Colors" on The Birth Issue of La +Plus Belle Magazine.
So happy to be able to share this! :)
You can see the complete editorial on my website www.carlottamonzani.com/portfolio/from-the-ice/!!
Credits:
Ph&PP - Carlotta Monzani
Makeup Artist - Ilaria Giani
Wardrobe Stylist - Valentina Fino
Model - Domi G @ 2morrowModels
Photographer Assistants - Ylenia Bucolo, Felice Lardieri
Stylist Assistant - Simona Armanti
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Ruby True Officer and a gentleman ?
Model - Ruby True mm33718
MAU - Melissa Oldridge
Jewellery - Prong
Studio - Adrian Pini's
Set - designed, built and dressed by myself.
Uniform - Royal Hussar
i want to do something new, experiment with light, so i went to the forest, wait until its complete dark and start lighting "the picture" with a very strong flashlight. I moved through the scene and lighten the areas. Every image was unique, so i decide this was my best "painting" for this engagement this night. Others use doge and burn for their images, i use a flashlight ! :-)
"A true friend is someone you can trust with all your secrets."
~ anonymous
a memory from a flower park in Hamamatsu (Japan)
on Explore: 6 May 2009 at #461
Also known as "the Lion of White Hall'" he was an emancipationist from Richmond, Ky. He was the cousin to Senator Henry Clay. Clay started and wrote an anti-slavery newspaper called True American in 1845. A month later, a mob broke in and destroyed his equipment forcing him to move the paper from Lexington, Ky to Cincinnati, Oh. In 1846, he became a Colonel in the Mexican American War, but since he could speak spanish, he helped save his group on many occasions which resulted him in becoming a Major General by the end of the war. President Lincoln sent Clay as Minister to Russia at the start of the Civil War. While over there, he helped persuade the Russian's to help out the Union cause in the states. Confederate states already talked the British and French help their cause if the war came to that. The Union now had Russia on their side. Luckily, the war never came to that. When Clay returned to the states, he helped convince Lincoln to sign the Emancipation Proclamation. He is buried in Richmond Cemetery in Richmond, Ky.
Ruby True Officer and a gentleman ?
Model - Ruby True mm33718
MAU - Melissa Oldridge
Jewellery - Prong
Studio - Adrian Pini's
Set - designed, built and dressed by myself.
Uniform - Royal Hussar
Model:
Isabel (Eugenia Ruffles an Blooms, reroot and restyle by me)
Fashion credits:
top crochetted by me
shorts: Barbie Fashion Fever
jewels: Vanessa Explorer
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Model:
Riot Llewelyn (eyes enhanced by Idrusa)
Fashion credits:
shirt from eBay
Never travel without my old fashion (but faithful) compass
Macro Monday project – 12/12/11
“On the Road”
M.E. noted that when I previously took a photo of her, I took it from Òmy heightÓ (actually, prob. from my chest height). So I held my camera up in the air & took it from a higher height.
True Diversity Dinner, Snow Goose Restaurant, Anchorage, Alaska, September 25, 2009. The True Diversity Dinner was sponsored by several Alaska bloggers and information lists who had been active in the summer 2009 fight for the Anchorage equal rights ordinance A) 2009-64. After the ordinance passed but was then vetoed by Mayor Dan Sullivan, we decided to hold the dinner as an alternative to the Mayor's Unity Dinner (renamed from what used to by the Mayor's Diversity Dinner), because, we decided, "we all deserve a seat at the table." For further information, see the True Diversity Dinner website or my posts about the dinner www.henkimaa.com/tag/true-diversity-dinner/.