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This clandestine bat heart designed by Pete Wentz from Fall Out Boy is my favourite thing on the journal.
I was a bit skeptical about putting this on the journal because I love it so much and didn't want it to get too wrecked but I have no real use for it anymore since it broke (it's actually meant to be a necklace)
.... and guess what?
a few days later, I was outside with my journal and I accidentally dropped it, on the concrete... and the sides of the bat heart got all scratched up :(
Halcyon Hall at the Bennett College property, circa 2011.....The hall was built in 1893 in the Queen Anne style. Now it is just being allowed to collapse.
The college was closed in 1977 when it could no longer survive as an exclusively women's school. Nearby Vassar almost suffered the same fate a number of years earlier but became coed and has since thrived.
It's amazing that nothing was ever done with this property in what is probably the most affluent New York area north of Westchester County.
Nikon F5
Nikon 180mm f/2.8 ED
Fujicolor
This semi lost control when one or more of his tires blew out as he was going around a curve (it was windy too, I guess...)
This is kind of old news, really. It happened Spring '08, but I'm just now posting these pictures...
Heading to wreck beach...it's a nudist beach (for those of you who do not know) right beside Vancouver
Eh voilà ! Je l'avais commandé à Chapitre.com et j'ai pu le récupérer hier ! Depuis je m'éclate. :D Je vais poster des photos que j'ai fait Pour le moment ! Hope you'll like it.
old photo, grandmother & friends, grandmother Stella Fogleman to the little boy's right in front seat.
Wrecked American Sherman tank after the Battle of Kasserine Pass in March 1943. Tactically the veteran Afrika Korps handled the fledgling US armoured units severely, though ultimately their offensive was a strategic failure, and the Americans learnt fast.
Location: Thornham Harbour, Norfolk
One of my favourite places. To get these images I took a three shot Autobracket exposure of two stops each way. I then combined them in Photomatix Pro and made a very subtle hypereal image. After saving the result, I opened them in Lightroom, sharpened the results, made some very minor exposure and recovery adjustments to maximise the details then racked the luminence noise reduction up quite hight to get a 'paint brush stroke' type effect.
I think it works well.
Walt Disney Animation Studios has a new film coming out in November 2012 called Wreck-It Ralph. It'll be Disney's sixth CGI film and their 52nd animated feature!
The film has a very simple but effective poster done in an 8-bit video game style, which I thought would be fun to recreate from scratch in Adobe Photoshop CS5.1. However, to give it a little bit of originality, I decided to replace Ralph with Australian artist Rolf Harris. In light of recent events, I guess Rolf really did Wreck-it.
Fonts:
• Joystix from Typodermic Fonts
• Walt Disney Script from Fonts2u
Textures:
• Paper Crumpled Folds White from CG Textures
Wrecked BMW 3 series touring from germany
Taken at THE umit sloperij junkyard in Hengelo the netherlands
One of my favorite websites is Cake Wrecks, so my husband made me my very own cake wreck for my birthday! He bought a cake with a beach theme and then drew a Jack Sparrow and intentionally misspelled it in the message. The message says, "Jack Sparro says Happy 33". The black icing, by the way, turns your mouth very black. Freaky.
Accident Site--Perman Collection Image--Please tag these photos so information can be recorded.---Note: This material may be protected by Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.)--Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum