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Asaka Matsuri (festival)
This is our first time to visit this place for fireworks. The level is way up so great than the usual fireworks I ever watched in our nearby place.
We really had hard time picking up a place where to standbye for the fireworks. Even the people and the guards we asked didn't able to give us enough information.
And when the blast explodes, it's to big for my camera. But did had a great time watching, while trying to catch some shots. And this one is one of my faves.
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Remix and Appropriate - The Complete Incomplete
Artist postcard - Lauren Genillard
Media - Sewing onto other artists work
Aurora's exploded in the night skies on two nights. Two CME'S hit earth's Magnetic Field and triggered two nights of amazing Aurora's. Northern WI. March 17-18 2015. Dancing Beams and colors filled the night skies.
Materials I used for this photo was a hammer, watermelon chunks, and my iPhone camera. The concept behind this photo was to make it seem like watermelon being smashed. The process of this photo was first I had to find the right angle for the photo. Then one of my partners held the hammer at it angle that made it seem like it had smashed the watermelon. lastly my partner through fruit chunks from above.
This is great. A bubble machine that uses propane instead of air. Then give a kid an electrode to explode rather than just simply pop these bubble.
Now I just nee dan app that will chang the orientation of the video.
My last portable radio saw a fish that it liked and hopped over the side of the boat after it.
I miss that radio:( I hope it hooked up with that fish.
I do like my music hard and loud. I think this will work. :)
butchpetty.com/blog/2010/08/sail_ho_of_ive_gone_sailing.html
There are miles of orchards along Hwy 70 north of Marysville which is where my commute took me this day. Still have 1.5' of snow at home, but it is spring in the valley. I think these are peach trees, but it's just a guess.
this is from a series i am working on: "exploding food".
there is no line, it is all dotted.
pencil for first lines, wax crayons for fill in and ink for outlines on paper 50x35 cm.