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Taking photos with drag king / male impersonator - Sterling Maxwell after my show at FLEX Club on Aug 11, 2011.
I was taking apart another LCD display to get at some parts. In the process, I cracked the LCD, which was fine as I had no need for the unit.
Flexing the broken display gave me a nice display of color waves, so I filmed it to show others.
Cheers.
I gave one copy to Ayumi about "Tokyo Home" (Editions Kana, french comic).
She really loves it!
On library on june 4th!
One of the TTC's new Flexity Outlook streetcars cars is being used as a training car for operators and is heading eastbound on Lake Shore Blvd. W. at 23rd Street, on the border between the former villages of Long Branch and New Toronto.
A runner flexes for the camera during the 2012 Apple Run 5K at the LaFayette Apple Festival, LaFayette, New York.
So, who's crazier? The guy flexing or the guy hanging out of a moving vehicle taking his picture?
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Antiga câmera TLR (twin lens reflex), médio formato, 6x6, Ciro-flex modelo D com obturador "alphax", lente Wollensak 85mm f/3.5, adquirida no inÃcio dos anos 50 nos EUA. Rendeu boas fotos até o inÃcio dos anos 70.
Old TLR (twin lens reflex) camera, 6x6, medium format, Ciro-flex model D with alphax shutter, 85mm f/3.5 Wollensak lens, bought in the beginning of 50´s in USA. Gave us great photos until the beginning of 70´s.
The way this Brush thick-knee puffed out its feathers gave the impression of sculpted muscles. The aura of 'don't mess with me' was momentarily punctuated by the determined look in its eye. For a second I worried that I had inadvertently ventured too close, but then the Brush Thick-knee calmly returned to preening its feathers.
Location: Brisbane City Botanical Gardens, Brisbane, Australia