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Princess Fantasy Faire, Disneyland, January 13, 2012
The Royal Attendants wanted to show Aurora how to Bunny Hop!
fantasy art of a model for a model. as part of a fantasy artwork project on modelmayhem this was one of the artworks created. the image was smaller so i had to make it bigger and fix it up because of the pixalation. addad the chains and pants the background.
Cincinnati Reds Fantasy Camp on January 21, 2016 at Reds Development Complex in Goodyear, Arizona. (Mike Janes/Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame)
Photo project. in this project the children in the favela's are using photocamera's to picture the daily life in the favela
Repost from @erica_estep1 using @RepostRegramApp - Looks like Santa & his elves are #volsfootball fans. This is one of the creative displays at @fantasyoftrees. Opens to the public Wednesday at 9. Come see us. via Instagram bit.ly/2gwanwj
Fantasy Canyon is a Bureau of Land Management-managed area located about 27 miles (43 km) south of Vernal, in Uintah County, Utah. Even though the area is only about 10 acres (40,000 m2) in size, it contains some of the most unusual geologic features in the world. The site was officially documented by early explorer and paleontologist Earl Douglass, who recorded the area by other names such as “The Devil’s Playground” and “Hades Pit.” He published photographs of this area in a 1909 publication called “The Columbian Magazine.”
The rocks of Fantasy Canyon, quartzose sandstones, were deposited during the Eocene Epoch. They date from around 38 to 50 million years ago. During the geologic period, the Uinta Basin was occupied by a large lake called Lake Uinta. The lake extended 120 miles (190 km) west to Heber City, 30 miles (48 km) east to Rangely, Colorado, south to the Book Cliff Divide, north to the Uinta Mountains, and was about a half mile deep.
Fantasy Canyon is along the east shore of what was once Lake Uinta, where the sediments eroded from the surrounding high lands. Sediments were deposited and the once loose sands, silts, and clays were forged into sandstone and shale. Because of different rates of weathering, the more durable sandstone remained while the more easily weathered siltstone and shale washed away, yielding this spectacular scenery. Today’s geologic formations of Fantasy Canyon will eventually give way to weather and then topple and erode into sand, but new formations will appear as the topsoil washes away. Because the delicate formations are so fragile the area is referred to as “Nature’s China Shop.”
Source: Wikipedia