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Clay figure I spotted perched on top of the brick berm wall @ Jim's house ( In-laws Dad). Jim is a renown artist and clay is one of his chosen media.
ODC2 - Expression
25/04/12
This is Charlie, he's one (of MANY) of my kids second cousins. I took some photos of him and his sister and brother while I was away. Isn't he just adorable! 8)
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I tried to capture the expression of this talkative child while i was moving. There was a lot of shake and this is the result.
No Photoshop used (only B/W)
EXPRESSION - FROM THE UNMOVED FACE TO THE SPEAKING EXPRESSIONHOOGHUIS, KEIZERSGRACHT
@ GLOW festival Eindhoven 2012 (NL)
* the city center of Eindhoven turns into a forum of interventions, installations, performances and events based on the phenomena of artificial light.*
www.gloweindhoven.nl/website/glow/glow.php?gshow=order&am....
1 fois par mois, les stagiaire de la formation "Emergence de projet" ont droit à un atelier d'expression corporelle dispensé par Roxane Mares, chorégraphe.
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Algebraic expressions have the variables and the constants. The algebraic expressions are the finite combination of the symbols that are formed according to the rules of the context. The algebra is an expression which is used to designate the value for the given values in the expression. The expression might be depending on the values assigned to the values assigned in the expression. The expression is the syntactic concept in the algebra. The online provides the connectivity between the tutors and the students. This article has the information about learn online algebraic expressions.
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Haka (singular is the same as plural: haka) is a traditional ancestral war cry, dance or challenge from the Māori people of New Zealand. It is a posture dance performed by a group, with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment.
taken during my last visit to New Zealand
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1 fois par mois, les stagiaire de la formation "Emergence de projet" ont droit à un atelier d'expression corporelle dispensé par Roxane Mares, chorégraphe.
Went to Acoustic Expressions, put on by some of the local folks at the USO club here in Ridgecrest. Sort of an open mike night for local musicians, in a very friendly envrionment...A lot of fun. Thanks to Roger Moorehead for working with me on this...He was also a great VAL!
Strobist:
SB-800 Honl 1/8 Grid, camera left at 1/25th power.
Iphone 3Gs + classictoy app + irisphotosuite app
Portrait Series (Marisa)
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More photos taken with an iPhone 3Gs here: Little Things Iphoneography and I'm an IPhone Sapiens.
1. Me and my photooographerrr ;), 2. silly billy nillies :P, 3. Christmas Jayse, 4. Untitled, 5. Clo thinks we're CrAzY :), 6. Hot :P, 7. Sippin' rockstar vodkas, 8. Untitled, 9. Me, Jayse, and a St. Patrick's Day frog :p, 10. I love this expression... kinda silly kinda hot, 11. The famous face :o, 12. Monterey06 110(edited), 13. He kept walking towards me...
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Art is one of the most powerful ways for people to express themselves and make their voices heard. The Institute hosted a panel discussion exploring how art serves as a form of civic expression, and the power of art to invigorate civic discourse. Educators and community leaders shared how they are harnessing art and creative expression to help young people contribute to the civic life of their communities.
The program was moderated by WGBH Executive Art Editor Jared Bowen, and featured a panel discussion with Julie Burros, Chief of Arts and Culture for the City of Boston; Jason Talbot, Co-Founder and Special Projects Director for Artists for Humanity; Karen Gross, Senior Counsel at Finn Partners and Senior Fellow at Complete College America; and Dr. Tony King, Headmaster of BINcA.