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This doll was a disappointment. His eye screening is, in my opinion, not nicely done and looks best from a distance. Mine also had a pink stain on one of his shoes for some reason
I love the Droste effect.
The image is repeated over and over within the spiral.
I thought that the orange would make a great subject as it looks like peel.
Skylight roof of Spencer's Plaza, Chennai(India) reflected on to wind shield of a car kept for display in the atrium.
"Arts installation documenting the life and works of Michael Faraday who was Scientific Advisor to Trinity House and said to have conducted many experiments in the TBW Lighthouse."
To the left of the shed was a warehouse, its inside filled with smoke and cut at top and bottom by two horizontal planes of laser light. I poked my head through the door that was barely ajar, and a man with long white hair told us to come in. We walked through the mist for ages, looking at the light patterns spreading like luminous milk through the coffee darkness. Mannix's pram seemed to be standing wheel-deep in a foggy marsh.
According to the Trinity Buoy Wharf website, this was called Horizon, "An installation of Laser light and paintings by Caroline Cary and Jim Webb in the Electrician's Shop Basement and Chainstore II."
This was the aftermath of a Twister Tornado!
The Twister consists of live special effects demonstration conjuring up an F5 tornado in front of your eyes complete with flying livestock.
(This is NOT real: This is a photo of me at Universal Studios in front of the "Twister" attraction)
Late afternoon Lake Effect fog rolls off Lake Ontario and obscures the West Pierhead Lighthouse in the Oswego, New York harbor.
This is one of the photos I featured on my blog yesterday which was Freshly Pressed, Wordpress.com's version of Explore, and garnered over 1,000 views.
For the Teleidoscopes theme #34: Health.
Well... to smell a bunch of flowers can be very healthy! I just lifted from the ground with these wonderful roses =)
#40 of 365
Funny how just one thing can cause so many other things to happen as a result. It's really crazy when it actually happens to you... and there's nothing you can do about it.
This interesting weekend has been my inspiration for this photo, and I really like how it turned out.
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was the effect i was trying to apply here. dave hill has an immense amount of processing skills - check out his work @ www.davehillphoto.com
and for those of you who didn't click the link.. it's suppose to look cartoony and over-done!
ab400 dished and held by someone high camera left.
vagabond 2.
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From Left to Right:
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-Urdnot Grunt
-Thane Krios
-Miranda Lawson
-Commander Shepard
-Legion
-Tali'Zorah nar Rayya
-Mordin Solus
-Garrus Vakarian
Andromedan escapades will begin on 21 March in the US and 23 March in Europe, when Mass Effect: Andromeda is released.
A phenom if ever there was one, Maurice Brown had people buzzing about his chops while he was still attending Hillcrest High School in Country Club Hills. In short order, he won a full music scholarship to Northern Illinois University, took top prize in the Miles Davis Trumpet Competition and established himself as a force to be reckoned with on the Chicago music scene. He was featured on recordings by Ernest Dawkins’ New Horizons Ensemble and Fred Anderson.
In equally short order, it seemed, he was gone. After studying with Louisiana legend Alvin Batiste at Southern University in Baton Rouge, he asserted himself in New Orleans, where he mixed it up with top local players, scored a weekly gig at the Snug Harbor jazz club and recorded his first album, Hip to Bop. Think of hard bop monsters Freddie Hubbard and Lee Morgan dipping into contemporary grooves, personalizing the sound with “wah wah” effects and such, and you’ll have a hint of what a blast of fresh air Brown was.
The next leg of his journey was set in motion by Hurricane Katrina, which he escaped with little more than his horn and his laptop. As captured in the documentary, Brass Movement: A Modern Love Story, he landed on his feet, and then some, in New York, where his talents were demanded by such artists as Aretha Franklin, Roy Hargrove, Talib Kweli, Diddy, Cee-Lo Green and rising Irish soul singer Laura Izibor. Whatever he’s playing, he creates instant excitement. A group with its own strong personality, the Maurice Brown Effect includes New Orleans saxophonist Derek Douget, pianist (and Chicago native) Chris Rob, bassist Solomon Dorsey and drummer Joe Blaxx.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
Petrillo Music Shell
Maurice Brown Effect
5:00 – 5:50 pm