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This guy is carved into a tree in a front yard in Meridian, Idaho. The owner seemed like a really nice guy, and wasn't afraid of what some people might think. I like the alien. :-)
What's in your draws, draws, clutter, alien (in hiding) sparklers, Dunhill watch, calculator, free post cards, recycled pink tissue paper, coasters with sheep on, sewing kit!, posh wine bag, calligraphy set, ball of string
i couldnt decide between this one and the next one
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so i put both
my face in this reminds me of how i looked when i was little :/
i wish i had a pro account :(
my birthday is soon .. so is christmas :P
This is a costume I built on commission for a friend. I call it the "Alien Diplomat", the idea being that this is a representative from another world here to visit our leaders.
The Dark Side of the Moon, MO, Round 1!
Neil Armstrong took a secret to his grave. No human knows, or will know, this secret. It tells the truth, and nothing but the truth, of The Dark Side of the Moon. It has remained unexplored since Armstrong’s day. And there is a reason for this. The Dark Side of the Moon…
Is inhabited!
by ALIENS!
They are, in fact, harvesting the moon’s natural recourse, which everyone knows, is a plentiful supply of cheese!
They have Genetically Modified the cheese to grow up, above the ground, like wheat, rather than having to dig them out of the ground like clay.
The cheese ‘stalks’ are cut manually by workers…
Then thrown up onto a conveyer belt, into a large transport truck.
This ‘truck’ has treads instead of tires, as the moon is a rocky, uneven surface.
Driven manually by aliens, the cheese can transport easily and quickly.
The cheese is taken to a pick-up zone, where they are picked up, and placed in a large spaceship, where they can be transferred to factories.
The Alien Team at the Churui cardboard sled competition. (actually, we called ourselves the Mongrels, but...we were supposed to be aliens. They kindly translated mongrels for us, though, to the shock of the whole crowd)
One single long exposure. No Photoshop - Only Lightroom
Model : Pol Lution
Lights : Pala Teth
Light painting session with Sylvain Horne, Fabienne Tromme, Florent Horne, Julien Lemmens, Pierre Tromme, Jean-luc Tromme, Arnozpictures, Pol Lution, Sébastien Ernest, J0S0K
I've heard of people reading meaning in to their tea leaves, but I saw an alien at the bottom of my coffee cup today. Time for a quick scrub before the next brew