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I went downtown last night to the Detroit River Days festival to check out one of my fav local bands: The Blue Effect. Ran into Cherie S. there too!
This is a two-exposure blend. The bottom layer is a shot of the band out of focus with lots of bokeh and the top is "traditional" shot.
For more info, check out www.myspace.com/TheBlueEffect5
Mass Effect: Andromeda takes you to the Andromeda galaxy, far beyond the Milky Way. There, you'll lead our fight for a new home in hostile territory - where WE are the aliens.
Sony’s event provided a short look at Mass Effect: Andromeda in motion, in the form of a couple of space chaps wandering around an alien structure.
E3 2016: Watch all the E3 PC game trailers.
This was an edit of an earlier photo I'd taken, using the tutorial at Lifehacker called the "Orton effect". You can see it at lifehacker.com/software/digital-photos/give-your-images-t...
In early 1888 Monet went back once more to the Mediterranean shores, four years after his first trip to the Riviera. He stayed at Château de la Pinède, a noble residence that had been turned into an artists' centre: he was welcomed there on the recommendation of Maupassant, whom he met on one of his trips to the Normandy coast. After scouting around the area for two days, he found a few subjects, especially the views of Antibes town from Juan-les-Pins. 'I am painting Antibes as a small fortified town glistening golden in the sun, and standing out against the beautiful blue and pink mountains.' When his initial attempts presented him with problems, Monet immediately became fixed on the idea of returning to Giverny, but he ended up staying in Antibes for five months.
If you use your scroll mouse and quickly move the screen up and down it has a adverse effect on my image :)
Concert: Drift Effect 2008
Location: St.Paul, Minnesota
Band: Anti-Flag
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