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Focal length: 35 mm
Aperture: f/10.0
Exposure: 1/80 Sec
ISO Speed: 100
Pentax K-5 + Pentax-DA 35mm F2.8 Limited
Every single doll I've customized takes a little piece of my heart with them, but this one is a different kind of special. I had been Facebook friends with Jacqueline Wilton for a few months when I learned about the news her only daughter had suddenly gained her wings too soon, one year ago. I am an empath but this was different, as a mom I was heartbroken, I started following all her posts and I started feeling them deep inside my soul. I wanted to do something, I wanted to make it all better, even though I knew there wasn't anything I could say or do that could help her feel any better. I thought about offering a doll for her, after all, that's all I had to offer besides a few comforting words, I wondered if that could bring a little bit of sunshine during such a dark event, but at the same time, I didn't want to be insensitive, or inopportune. So I just thought about it, for months, without saying anything. Jacquie and I had never really spoken much other than some light interaction on Facebook. One day Jacquie randomly messaged me asking me about my customs. I knew this was a sign. I knew it was meant to be. This was my chance to be a blessing to a fellow mother. And so, after months of waiting and planning it, here she is: a tribute to Jessie.
I can't say working on her was easy, I put too much pressure on myself, I wanted her to be a perfect representation of Jessica. I talked to Jacquie about what she liked, how she wanted me to portray her, and this doll right here, is the end result. All gorgeous eye chips were sent by Jacquie and are by Chantilly Lace Blythe Customs.
I know this doesn't take all your pain away Jacquie but I really do hope she brings you a little message of love. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Xx
New York City, Sunday September 21, 2014. In an historic show of strength over 300,000 social justice activists from all over the world marched through midtown Manhattan demanding people's direct action to avert climate catastrophe. The diversity and creativity of the participants was astonishing. So was the 'in your face' anti-capitalist message presented by much of the multitude on the streets. Corporate media coverage of the event was weak and, as usual, focused on the few celebrities in attendance and the irrelevance of the actions of the other not famous thus non-fabulous participants. According to USA Today, CNN, NBC etc. the real power resided with the ruling elites meeting at the UN in the following days who'd be deciding just how much of this climate justice stuff they'd allow. Interactions between the marchers and the police were exceptionally peaceful and respectful.
Closeup of several new pages. The bokeh effect on the login page didn't make it into the current version but is still worth playing with later on.
Auburn Aviation students were able to meet and network with United Airlines pilots at the Feb. 15 Aviate partnership announcement at Ag Heritage Park on the university's campus.
Loved the way the goat appears to be taking a bow to the man on the steps...
Riverside ghats, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - India
Interaction and discussion program on child rights and ways to eradicate child labor and child marriage. Organized by Gadhawa VDC Child Club Network and Girls Group.
Het 22e Haags Bakkie, georganiseerd door Anita. Als bewoner van stadsdeel Escamp mocht zij deze maanden gratis het Gemeentemuseum bezoeken. En nog leuker, zij mocht een gratis rondleiding aanvragen voor vrienden en kennissen die niet in Escamp wonen met een gratis bakkie koffie na afloop. Een echt Haags Bakkie met gebak!!
I was at the Arabian/Italian fair today in Milan and tried this video wall controlled via a natural interaction system based on a couple of digital cameras monitoring the hand gestures.