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Our new baby Beardy,only a few wks old & having a good explore as we put more things in there temporary tank.
I love this photo. Jason is happy. Our rosemary tree is happy.
The cats are not happy.
Tonks, left, is desperately trying to run away.
Fidget, right, wants to MAUL.
Ink on pills, beads, elastic thread
Room installation at Canzine 2007
Gladstone Hotel
October 28, 2007
Day 140: I set out to take a portrait of Geep and Henry but of course kids always take center stage.
It was rainy and dreary today which actually makes for light that is nice and soft so it‘s perfect for portraits. After a call out on Facebook for some portrait subjects I decided that Wisconsin was a little too far for a lunchtime shoot so I met up with Geep and Henry in front of the Redmond REI, just a couple of minutes away.
After some catching up with Geep we started taking some picture in the doorway of the store. REI has some nice landscaping under a tree covered area so it kept us somewhat dry. Geep is a Ski instructor friend of mine and I wanted to make sure to include some of the great outdoors in any of the images. Well, the Geep images ended up on the virtual cutting room floor because this shot of Henry turned out really nice.
Henry is a bit of a fidget and the lighting was dim so it was hard to get a shot of him that was not blurred. This one was in an area that was a little more lit up so I got a little lucky. I beginning to understand why some photographers use flash but I’m going to stick with natural light for as long as I can.
This nostalgic look gives this shot an end of Summer feeling that a really like. This was composed in the camera and processed in Lightroom with a faded color preset. I just enhanced his eye a little to draw more attention to them.
Loco Pocos Avatars
Highly customisable, fully modable, language friendly HUD interface, 12 gestures, 12 facial expressions, 9 eye colours, 4 fur colours and a whole host of other features!
3/4's of one skein of Lorna's Lace's chunky yarn. Yarn purchased in a wonderful little yarn shop in Scarsdale, NY that I got to spend about 10 minutes in before hurrying back to the transplant hospital in Westchester County. I modified the pattern slightly adding an quick picot edging. Bamboo buttons from my stash. Yarn shop - sticks and strings.
Milano, 04/03/2013 the bloody beetroots alcatraz
nella foto the bloody beetroots
foto:Prandoni francesco©
Printed in PLA from this design: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1790624
I had problems on this print with the first layer fusing together. I'm pretty sure reducing the filament flow rate on the first layer will fix it, and I'm currently printing another one with this adjustment, so we'll see!