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Baltasar vs. Pablo: Es un fotomontaje de fantasÃa donde yo junto a pablo revivimos a nuestra manera la magÃa del mundo de HARRY POTTER.
El montaje tiene varias fotos, muchos pinceles y mucho retoque; pero gracias a eso pude llegar al resultado esperado. Espero que lo disfruten.
Credits:
Landscape: joannastar-stock.deviantart.com/art/Landscape-108-123768254
Lightning brushes: redheadstock.deviantart.com/art/Lightning-Photoshop-and-G...
Ruins: amliel.deviantart.com/art/Ireland-Ruins-near-Shannon2-450...
Ruins2: www.deviantart.com/art/Ruins-PNG-507864113
Brushes Sparks-and-Dust: baltasarvischi.deviantart.com/art/Sparks-and-Dust-Brushes...
Cloud: baltasarvischi.deviantart.com/art/Cloud-Brush-by-Baltasar...
Follow the magic in your heart....
It~s the inspirartion for your life.
Like the beauty of a flower.
This is my Magic Wife, Yafit. I call her Magic Wife because between taking care of the three kids, grandma, dog, house and everything else that goes along with it (me) she never misses a beat; things get done like magic.
Today was the first night of Passover and the first time in her life she was without here parents on this night. She pulled it off like she'd done it 1000 times before. Dinner was awesome, house was put together and you would never know she'd spent the entire day in the kitchen.
Camera Info:
Canon 1D MIII, Canon 35mm f1.4/L USM, f/1.8, 1/60s, ISO 100
Strobist Info:
-Canon 580EXII Camera left and in front of subject, 1/32 Power, @24mm zoom, about 8 feet high, 3 feet away from subject through 36 x 48 inch Westcott softbox.
-Canon 430EXII Camera left and behind subject, 1/32 Power @ 24mm zoom, about 4 feet high and 7 feet away from subject fired bare.
-Flash was triggered with Pocketwizards
Zu sehen ist, dass offensichtlich ein erheblicher Unterschied der Technik zum Magic Wand Original herrscht. Beim Europe Magic Wand wird ein 2,3 Volt Motor zum Antrieb der Unwuchtmasse verwendet. Beim Magic Wand Original ist das ein 110V Motor. Dies Hat zur Folge, dass eine Spannungstranformator vor dem 2,3 Volt Motor geschaltet werden muss. Das haben die Macher wohl gleich genutzt, 6 Geschwindigkeitsstufen einzubauen. Trotz Motors mit nur 2,3 Volt ist der subjektive Eindruck der Vibration überzeugend. Auch im Vergleich zum Magic Massager von TOPCO SALES überzeugt die Vibration. Der Geräuschpegel ist subjektiv geringer als beim Magic Massager. Auch die Verarbeitung scheint hochwertiger.
Entrada da Escola Infantil Espaço Mágico
Entry Space Magic School Children
Juiz de Fora - MG - Brasil
Magic broom we sow it on TV and i thing about how i do like it ,,, this is one result of fly on magic broom .
الطيران السØري بواسطة المكنسة السØريه
تجربه اولى اتمنى تعجبكم
I always slow up treading gently down this beautiful drove a regular walk of mine out at Burtle. The ground is soft and bouncy, wet and peaty with views across reedbeds and open water through the trees. Velvety under foot with lots of toadstools and funghi peeping out of the leaf litter and bracken edges. Roe deer footprints and signs of recent badger activity in the black soil and a Buzzard lifts up through the trees ahead of me. I can hear a woodpecker further up the path and Long-tailed Tits, Blue tits, Great Tits, Chifchaff and Goldcrest flit about high in the tree canopy. Wrens, Blackbirds and a Robin call from time to time and the sound of the saw mill carries across the reed beds from the peat factory behind me..and the smell of freshly cut wood lingers in the air...mmm magic out on the moor.
Taken from the slopes of Kiruna ski station. Magic feeling with this mix of icy trees and the cityy lights. Mines are on the right.
Photo prise depuis les les pistes de ski de Kiruna. Instant magique avec ce mélange de paysages glacés et les lumières de la ville. Vous pouvez apercevoir les mines sur la droite.
It always seemed that the Magic single deckers didn’t seem to last that long in Manchester and there are none at all now, but the main interest for me in this slightly blurred shot is that it captures P893MNE a Volvo B10m on a former Maynes route. The destination shows stagecoach in Manchester but the little paper in the windscreen lets us know it’s a 232. It was not that common to see Magics on the former Mayne routes although they did appear occasionally on peak extras, a single deck was even less common hence the need to retain this blurred image as there was little chance for another try.
14th March 2008.
p 58, from Pattern Magic 3 by Tomoko Nakamichi
also
handmadebycarolyn.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/pattern-magic-3...
An magic hole in the forest - Taken with Canon 70D + 50mm 1.8 II
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Cinderella's Castle during the Happy HalloWishes Fireworks show during Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
at Disney's Magic Kingdom near Orlando, Florida.
This magic jeep appeared out of thin air when I was driving the other day! I pulled over and took some pics and when I got back in the car and looked one last time it was gone!
Just a little fun shot for your Saturday! Enjoy the magic jeep!
Peace!
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The 3,000 square foot Magic Gardens is the largest work by artist Isaiah Zagar. The mosaics are extremely impressive especially considering the scale--it covers three lots as well as numerous walls/buildings along South Street where the artist still resides.
Philadelphia's Magic Gardens. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Magic Forest 25/06/2021 13h42
The connection between the two halls where it all started in 2001 and 2004; Magic Forest and Land van Toos.
Toverland
Attractiepark Toverland (English: Magicland Amusement Park) is an amusement park in Sevenum, Netherlands. The park was founded in 2001 and is operated by Gelissen Group. It is one of the youngest theme parks in the Netherlands. Toverland opened on May 19, 2001 as an indoor playground and has since grown into a medium-sized theme park with a growing surface area and an increasing number of visitors. In the past ten years, the amusement park has received various prizes for the best amusement parks.
The idea for the realization of Amusement Park Toverland originated in the Steinerbos during a rain shower. The owner Jean Gelissen, former carpenter, visited this recreation area with his children. In the afternoon it suddenly started to rain and the visitors left. That was when Gelissen came up with the idea to realize an indoor amusement park.
Amusement park Toverland opened as an indoor amusement park with various attractions, especially aimed at young children.
The first expansion took place in 2004 three years after its opening. It consisted of a second indoor section under the name Magic Forest, the current theme area Wunder Wald. The theme area consisted of six attractions including: Forest Racer, Backstroke and Villa Fiasco. July 27, 2004, the Booster Bike opened as the first attraction to be completely outdoors.
The management of the amusement park thought about which direction they wanted to go with the amusement park. Opening a third indoor hall was considered a serious option. Ultimately, it was decided to become an amusement park for all ages and not to continue as an indoor playground. The first step to achieve this goal was the construction of the wooden roller coaster Troy in the new theme area Troy-Area.
In 2017, the management announced that the theme park was going to expand again. It was the largest expansion ever, making the park half the size. The innovations costing € 35 million consisted of: the theme area Avalon consisting of the roller coaster Fēnix and cruise Merlin's Quest, a new entrance zone under the name of Port Laguna and the expansion of the parking capacity. On July 7, 2018, all extensions were opened simultaneously.
FACTS & FIGURES
Opened: 19/05/2001
Area: 24 ha
Attractions: 35
Rollercoasters: 5
Water Attractions: 5
Visitors: 862.000 (2019)
Motto: "Discover Your Own Magic"
[ Wikipedia 06/2021 ]
Often times while experiencing Walt Disney World withdrawal I've entertained the notion of putting together a list of my top favorite attractions. I though it could perhaps be therapy for my Disney addiction. As I began preparing to put together such a list I started to realize something I hadn't quite noticed before - there are quite a few attractions per park that over the years I have hardly bothered with.
It wasn't long before my supposed list of favorites attractions morphed into a list of Disney attractions I all but ignore. These are the attractions that exist in the void between the stuff I actually want to see and do while at Walt Disney World. They are pure filler for me, are never factored into itineraries, and are merely helpful markers on the map when searching for bathroom locations. They are Walt Disney World attractions I could do without.
Magic Kingdom Edition
Despite the list below, the Magic Kingdom is still my favorite of all the WDW parks. I love the shops on Main Street, Cinderella’s Castle looming in the distance, Adventureland, Tomorrowland and of course the Haunted Mansion. Though some changes and new additions have tarnished the magic for me, there are few other places in the world that I'd rather be.
Attraction:
Cinderella’s Golden Carousel
Their Take
Gallop along with Cinderella and her Prince Charming as you take a spin in the shadow of Cinderella Castle. This nostalgic kid-friendly attraction is inspired by the Disney classic "Cinderella." It's a trip toward your happily ever after.
My Take:
As I really began to think about this one I realized perhaps it's not this particular carousel that is at fault, it's all carousels. Honestly, maybe this attraction is just geared more for 'princesses' than Disney fans like myself as sitting on a fake horse and spinning in circles doesn't really do it for me. Ramp up the RPMs on this carousel and I think you just might be on to something. I know this is Cinderella's carousel, but I never really felt any magic from this attraction. It just screams carnival to me in every single aspect. I wouldn't mind if they knocked this down and just put up a Cinderella's Fantasy Land courtyard type setup in it's place. Really, I've got nothing nice to say about this carousel, or any carousel I suppose (aside from the Carousel of Progress). This attraction is easily skipped.
Attraction:
Donald’s Boat
Their Take
Climb aboard this grounded boat that's a treat for big and little squirts alike. The good times never dry up at this antic-filled water play area. Pull on the ship's whistle and trigger the water spouts up on deck. So much fun that you are sure to "quack" up.
My Take:
Well, I suppose this is an attraction, if by 'antic-filled' they mean soiled underwear strew about. Seriously, Donald's Boat looks more like a newborn cesspool than anything else every time I pass it. I avoid this for the same reason I avoid the kiddie pool.
Attraction:
Dumbo the Flying Elephant
Their Take
Fly along with Dumbo as he discovers his ability to soar using his oversized ears. Take your own spin around the circus ring as you control how high or low to fly. This endearing attraction is certain to elicit nostalgic smiles from children of all ages who encounter its warm charms.
My Take:
I don't harbor any ill-will towards Dumbo, and I do feel a bit bad about adding him to the list - but truth be told this is an extremely rare stop for me at WDW. The hub and spoke attractions are 'mild entertainment' and if I were to do any of them I would stick to the Astro Orbiter. Even as a kid I preferred the Orbiter's sci-fi setting to the flying elephant. Another attraction I wont stand in line for until someone is calling me daddy.
Attraction:
Fantastyland Play Area
Their Take
Slide, jump and splash at this new 6300 square-foot play area designed especially for toddlers! Ride the slippery slides, cool down in refreshing water fountains and crawl through a wondrous tree house filled with tables and chairs and other delightful surprises. Parents take a break on a hand-carved tree bench while they watch their children having the time of their lives!
My Take:
Here's a great idea, lets take a fantastic and awe inspiring undersea voyage that captivated the minds and imaginations of children and fill it in with concrete and turn it into something they can get at the local park. Seriously, it's like getting plastic surgery to make yourself uglier. I can't imagine this decision was made considering anything else but dollar signs. In the end you're left with another public restroom for babies, and oh f'in joy, a hand carved bench for parents!?! Yeah, I'll be following my kids around this place with a camera one day no doubt, but for now I hardly even notice it exists. RIP 20k Leagues
Attraction:
Mickey’s Country House / Minnie’s Country House
Their Take
Take a wacky walking tour of Mickey's bedroom, living room, kitchen, game room and garden. The star's abode is filled with hilarious details and interactive elements that are a delight for children of all ages. See ya real soon!
Mickey Mouse's country neighbor and long-time gal pal invites you on a tour of her ultra-feminine, totally Minnie bungalow. From the tip top of her heart-shaped weathervane to cartoon plush furniture, everything says "welcome" and "fun." You may even run into Minnie herself in her backyard gazebo. Minnie happy returns!
My Take:
They really should change 'children of all ages' to 'children of all ages 4 and under'. The only joy I got going through this (these I suppose) attraction was watching everyone trying to pry-off and steal parts of the house. This attraction is perfect for people who love standing on line. For those who don't, move along - move along.
Attraction:
The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
Their Take
Take a flight of fancy aboard your very own magic carpet. Inspired by the Disney animated classic, "Aladdin," this whimsical spin above Adventureland is filled with ups and downs as you control both the pitch and height of the flight. It's better than getting three wishes!
My Take:
Take Dumbo the Flying Elephant, remove Dumbo the Flying Elephant and what does that leave you? Nothing, that's what. Which is exactly what I think of this attraction. Why on earth someone signed off to put a third hub and spoke attraction at the Magic Kingdom is a pure mystery to me. I'm sure it all has to do with relieving congestion at the other two spinners, or filling in space, or some other board approved reason - but couldn't there at least be an ounce of imagination put into the attraction. This one I will avoid at all costs just out of spite, no matter how much my kids may whine one day. We'll just go back to Dumbo (or Astro Orbiter hopefully) if they want to ride The Magic Carpets of Aladdin. Hopefully this will be replaced by a picnic table or a beverage stand before that day arrives.
Attraction:
Stitch’s Great Escape
Their Take
Report for duty as a new security recruit in the Galactic Federation Prisoner Teleport Center. Your job? Guard Experiment 626, the six-limbed alien known as "Stitch" with an appetite for chaos and the uncanny ability to wreak havoc wherever he goes. Be prepared for hilarious high-jinks when Stitch unleashes his naughty self in this out-of-control, high-energy escapade complete with sights, sounds and — ewwwww —smells! You're in the midst of the mayhem and you never know when — and where — Stitch will appear next!
My Take:
I had never watched the movie Lilo & Stitch, and after witnessing this attraction I vowed I never would. Great Minds took the fantastic, original, dark sci-fi thriller of Alien Encounter and turned it into an attraction where you sit in the dark, listen to sounds and get farted on. Perhaps Alien Encounter was too much for the younger ones, but c'mon Disney, can't they just go ride The Magic Carpets of Aladdin while the rest of your paying guests enjoy a unique thrill. I harbor untold sums of resentment towards Stitch for ruining 'an unforgettable encounter'.
Attraction:
The Hall of Presidents
Their Take
Marvel at how theatrical magic brings you up close and personal to all of the Presidents of the United States. This sweeping tribute is a Disney classic. In a one-of-a-kind combination of dazzling widescreen film, breath-taking Audio Animatronics® and Disney storytelling, all 42 U. S. presidents gather to hear the words of Abraham Lincoln. Hail to the Chief!
My Take:
This is probably the single Magic Kingdom attraction I've managed to overlook the longest. To be honest, I'm not even 100% sure where this is located in the Magic Kingdom. I am probably being un-American by skipping out on it but my sole memory of this attraction is completely void of any ounce of joy. Maybe I'll appreciate it more as an adult now. My only opportunity to give this another shot will most likely end when I do have kids, as I'm sure (if they're anything like me) they'll want to avoid this like the plague.