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This is the result of me getting a task at school which said something along the lines of "make a backround in black and get a picture of yourself in front of it" a day after having played Doom 3.

The light in the middle is from a wireless Nikon SB-600, using buildt-in controls of the D300

Photo i took on 2013 4th of July. Nice wallpaper i think :)

Features of the Identity Mock-Up Vol 1.0:

- 3 sets (Black, White, Kraft),

- fully based on real photos,

- professional retouching,

- high resolution 3458x2494 px,

- all objects, shadows and lights on backgrounds are separated in flat and isometric view,

- 3 textured paper backrounds,

- 3 business cards effects (Paint, Emboss, Letterpress),

- changeable lateral of business cards (on your wish),

- burn effect of a logo on the wood (on your wish),

- easy editable via Smart Objects,

- 6 PSD files,

- detailed Help file.

 

This mock-up is a great way to impress your clients and present your work in a professional way.

 

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300 movie backround

after adding student's choice of backround

Yesterday, I was driving through a neighborhood of rather expensive houses. Nothing sells for less than a million and most start at 1.5 million and up. And there was this space (with sign to build) where a house had been. It had been razed to the ground. The basement was still in the ground but the upper floors were completely gone. And yet the hyacinths were coming up in the front "yard," which was nothing more than stone-filled dirt (no grass) around the open-to-sky cellar. The strangest things were left.: a basketball post with birdhouses hanging from it, a wheelchair facing a dumpster, a large plastic snowman in the shed (with other Christmas decorations), dishes in boxes left out in the rain. It felt so strange, so sad. I had to walk up a steep driveway. The empty space is a little elevated and the neighborhood itself is halfway up a mountain you can probably see in the backround in some of the shots.

The backround is a favorite rl shot

MFT stamps and a simon says backround

For more backround information check my blog:

 

ditavondelft.blogspot.de/

Sorry about the noisey backround ):

The backround is a swimming pool the color wheel part is swim caps and the very center is a gaterade bottle

the guy dancing in #backround is TELSTRA MANAGER I think

 

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NEXUS 5, passenger seat, flash lit torch mode, create a strange light backround

 

NEXUS 5, sedile del passeggero, flash acceso in modalità torcia, creare una strana luce di backround

Here is a backround I made for Tomsin.

Nope, nonsense Pelle...they will never chose you as backround yodler at the casting for the European Song Contest squire....!

 

Quatsch, Pelle...die nehmen dich nie nich beim Casting für den Backround Chor beim European Song Contest...!

Backround. Night Version 2048x1536 format

Green Leaf and white cloud backround

WideScreen Backround. Sunset Version

TAXONOMY

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Echinodermata

Class: Asteroidea

Order: Valvatida

Family: Oreasteridae

Genus: Protoreaster

 

Genus/species: Protoreaster nodosus

 

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS: Backround body color is highly variable; may be beige, brown, orange, red or other hues, such as green or blue. Horn-shaped tall dark nodules are conical and arranged in a single row, radially on the dorsal (top) side. Most horned sea stars found are a roughly rigid five-pointed star-shape (occasionally 4 or 6) with tapering arms to the end.

 

Diameter up to 30 cm (12 in).

 

DISTRIBUTION/HABITAT: Red Sea, Indian and western Pacific oceans. Found in shallow sheltered sand and seagrass beds.. Depth range Depth range 1 - 582 m (3.3 - 1900 feet).

 

DIET IN THE WILD: The mouth is located ventrally (bottom). The star covers its food, then pushes out its stomach from inside its body of prey. Sea stars have a unique adaptation for consuming bi-valve mollusks (oysters, clams, mussels, etc.). Stars insert a portion of their stomach into the small “gape” between the valves of a mollusk. Stomach enzymes are released and digest the fleshy part of the mollusk inside its own shell. The digested contents are moved back into the sea star leaving an empty bi-valve shell. P. nodosus prefers sponges, corals, clams and snails, other invertebrates; also opportunistic carrion feeders.

 

REPRODUCTION: P. nodosus is a broadcast spawner. As in other sea stars, fertilization is external. Eggs and sperm are stored in the rays and released simultaneously. Larvae look nothing like the adults. The form that first hatches from the eggs is bilaterally symmetrical and planktonic. Larvae eventually settle and transform into tiny sea stars.

 

PREDATORS: Triggerfish, pufferfish, boxfish and parrotfish.

 

CONSERVATION: IUCN Not Evaluated

 

REMARKS: The Chocolate Chip Seastars are also called “knobbly sea star” and the “horned sea star.”

The chocolate chip sea star can regenerate lost limbs, as long as the central disk of the body is intact.

 

References

 

California Academy of Sciences Steinhart Aquarium Mangrove Pop-Up, Main floor (level one) 2018

 

Ron's Wordpress shortlink wp.me/p1DZ4b-1ml

 

Atlantic City Aquarium: www.acaquarium.com/animals/chocolate-chip-sea-star/

 

Encyclopedia of Life eol.org/pages/4704956/details

 

Georgia Aquarium www.georgiaaquarium.org/animal-guide/georgia-aquarium/hom...

 

Woods Hole www.whoi.edu/science/B/people/kamaral/SeaStar.html

 

Bishop Museum hbs.bishopmuseum.org/pubs-online/pdf/op11-8.pdf

 

Georgia Aquarium www.georgiaaquarium.org/animal-guide/georgia-aquarium/hom...

 

Reef Creature Identification, Humann and Deloach 2010, page 426

 

Marine Biology link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs00227-008-1064-2

 

Ron's flickr www.flickr.com/photos/cas_docents/15010829781/in/set-7215...

 

1-23-13, 9-26-14, 1-9-17, 2-3--18

 

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