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*Copyright © 2010 Lélia Valduga, all rights reserved.
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*Imagem protegida pela Lei do Direito Autoral Nº 9.610 de 19/02/1998.
Though we had a seven day 'rover' ticket on the MUNI, we chose to walk up Powell Street rather than queue with the other tourists and waste an hour that could be more usefully engaged in photography!
All you need to know about the cable cars can be found here -
For all those unicorn lovers out there, meet Miss Unicorn Dazzle! She's a little different from my others, tried to do a little gradient blending on parts of her face and I think it turned up pretty well.
Unicorn Dazzle is a genuine Takara Henrietta based doll and she's wearing a matte mint TBL scalp. She comes with all you see in the photos including her outfit, head gear, stand and toys. She'll be flying home to meet her new mom very soon.
Tian Yoon Teh ’19 incorporated a fundraising event into her senior recital. She installed 500 carnations in gradients of red. When the flowers were in full bloom, students were asked to make a gift to the Annual Fund in exchange for a flower.
Photo by Tanya Rosen-Jones ’97
I think I took a picture of my finger, but it could be a red wall. I like the Rothko-like quality of the red gradient.
I took this image at the Christchurch Gondola Summit Station.
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