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My SMoT R2 Entry. My category was Fish, so I went with a Flying Four-armed Merman. Crazy? Why yes it is. Also, sorry about my shitty pics, my lighting situation hasn't been great lately, hopefully my next batch of photos will have better lighting. Anywho, Enjoy the MOC.
Here is my entry. I will blog all the details about it on my blog,
Unfortunately my client Monkl has had enough of posing while I measure him and in our final photo shoot, refused to wear the clothes correctly. Subsequently in my competition entry he has the pants on his head and the fine, banana-hunter's-helmet I especially created for hunting knitted bananas is on his bottom.
...but if you knew Monkl you would probably realise that this is pretty iconic... it's like so him.
Thanks for creating such a fun contest!!
Felicity
It's very hard to tell from this photo, but I am thinking of doing the eaves and rafters in a nice color. It's going to be a difficult decision because there will be white walls, black windows and trim and then the stupid reddish roof!!
This photo was entered into the Aquapac Photo Competion and is used by permission of its copyright holder for Aquapac publicity. All rights remain those of the author.
Note that professional looking cameras, basically anything more serious than a point and shoot, have an extra fee. Especially if you're a professional photographer.
You can put your camera in (a small) backpack and they won't see/check your bag however.
If you look closely you can see wiring that is going across the entry area. We need to move all that wiring (and some of it is big stuff going out to pool equipment). There is also a big 1 1/2" gas line going across to pool heater and copper water lines. The guys are up in the ceiling working on re-routing the gas line and copper lines.
This was an entry in the 2011 ISV Photo Competition.
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I got the following info from Wikipedia:
The Begijnhof is one of the oldest inner courts in Amsterdam, originally a Beguinage, founded in the middle ages. Today it is also the site of the English Reformed Church. The Begijnhof (Beguine court) is at medieval street level, which means it is a meter below the rest of the old city centre. It has 47 regular townhouses each with an individual aspect and most with 17th and 18th century facades. about 18 of them still possess a gothic wooden framework. Most of the houses had just one single room but now most have been enlarged to 2 or 3 rooms.