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Book by John N. McNamara, with Frances Kuyper and Gerry Mayer.
Published by KopyKake Enterprises, Palos Verdes, California
Why I love film! my Rollei didn't roll on, and it made this double exposure. There has been no cropping or exposure adustment. Magic !
The Wishes fireworks show at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom near Orlando, Florida. Wishes: A Magical Gathering of Disney Dreams The Wishes fireworks show ran at the Magic Kingdom from October 2003 until May 2017.
Magic seaweed or rainbow wrack or tamarisk weed (Cystoseira tamariscifolia) in a rock pool. Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset, UK.
'Magically' changes colour from almost black when dry to this iridescent blue-green / purple colour underwater. A southern species, rare in the north.
Further adventures in marine-photography-without-getting-your-feet-wet!
With thanks to Chris again.
Lesson 34 of Beyond Beyond was to create a 'magic texture' and use this on a photo. The photo is from Kim Klassen. I used her texture 'benjamin', inverted it, and used a B&W adjustment layer. I saved it, applied it to the photo, and used the graduated filter to add a little bit of soft pink toning.
Magic is like paper crack ... sort of. Well, currently it is online Magic, but that doesn't make for good pictures.
The Happy HalloWishes Fireworks show during Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Disney's Magic Kingdom near Orlando, Florida.
On April 11, 2010 the Museum hosted a meetup for Flickr photographers in the Magic! exhibition.
The photos in this set are of the photographers in action - check out the HMNS Flickr pool for photos from the photographers. If you missed this one, we'll be announcing future meetups there as well - so check back soon!
About the Exhibit:
Though their methods are enshrouded in secrecy, magicians combine the art of performance with a variety of scientific disciplines, including math, physics and psychology, to create their dazzling effects and fascinating illusions.
The Houston Museum of Natural Science's new exhibition, Magic!, examines how science and magic are intertwined, tapping into our universal desire to know "How does that work?" Magic is the perfect subject to inspire people of all ages—especially kids—to learn about the science behind the magic, and the world around them.
Please note: photography is prohibited in the Magic exhibition during normal public hours. If you'd like to take part in our meetups, join the HMNS group for event announcements.
More info here: www.magic-tree.org/
Edit: This was the original Magic Tree. It has now been retired, and a new one at Cherry Hill has taken its place.