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I visited Disneyland, Anaheim today (Sunday June 22, 2014). Here's a photo of some items that I bought today. I lucked out and got the last Elsa and Anna shoe ornaments in stock at the World of Disney. I also got a Mulan shoe to take advantage of the 3 for $49.95 special. Also a brand new key chain featuring the Evil Queen and her Magic Mirror. On one side is the Evil Queen holding the Heart Box, and on the reverse side is a real mirror. It is pretty large, a flat oval shape that measures 3'' H x 2.5'' W. I also got three ornaments that I've been eyeing for awhile: The 3D Evil Queen, 3D Beauty and the Beast, and 3D Snow White. I believe the first two are new releases for this year. I also got a couple of older Maleficent pins.
Cinzia finally got some photos done... Although it was already evening so the lighting is not so great, had to improvise with a torch! Honestly the best doll to pose ever :)
Composée d'une piste centrale et de douze loges, le Magic Mirror est une authentique ancienne salle de bal itinérante des années 1920 venue de Belgique et restaurée par un collectionneur. Ce bâtiment comprend une petite salle d'entrée ainsi qu'une grande salle de bal circulaire comprenant une piste de danse centrale autour de laquelle sont aménagées des stalles accueillant des bancs et des tables pour les spectateurs. Les stalles sont couvertes de miroirs qui démultipliaient les reflets mouvants des danseurs ajoutant à la griserie du lieu d'où le nom de Magic Mirror.
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Musée des Arts forains, Pavillons de Bercy
53 av. des Terroirs de France -75012 Paris
Some of my purchases in Disneyland, on Sunday April 6, 2014.
Olszewski Gallery of Light Collection: Evil Queen at the Mirror. This miniature diorama shows the Evil Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs facing the Magic Mirror. There are the twelve signs of the Zodiac surrounding the Mirror. The Face in the Magic Mirror is lit by LEDs in an alternating series of differently colored lights, including blue, green and red. Price: $95.
I visited Disneyland on April 6, 2014. It was warm (mid 70s) with a light crowd.
The water fountain in Downtown Disney, in front of Brea Bakery, was working again after several months. It has spectacular repeating display of water jets and flows that cycles every minute or so. It shoots up water like a geyser possibly a hundred feet in the air that lasts several seconds, then smaller jets in a circular pattern form around the taller central jet that gradually subsides.
The World of Disney had the newly released Disney Parks Princess mini dolls, in two sets of four dolls each. The first set had Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora and Belle. The second set had Ariel (in green Park dress), Jasmine, Rapunzel and Merida (in dark teal Adventure dress). They were still selling the old style first set (which also had Tiana), and the new first set were not much different than the old one (first released in 2011). But the second set had a brand new Ariel and Merida dolls, so I was much more interested in that set. Nevertheless, I bought both sets, at $29.95 each. I also got a newly released Nightmare Before Christmas playing card set (in a coffin shaped package), a folding NBX umbrella, and a Minnie Ink and Paint LE Pin from World of Disney.
In the Disneyana shop on Main Street I got a Gallery of Light diorama of the Wicked Queen facing the Magic Mirror. I got a good score in Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, but the score wasn't saved by the system, and the Top Ten leader board was down. Finally I got an Olaf candy apple from the Main Street Candy Palace.
It was a very good shopping day at Disneyland.
Today's my birthday! 23 years old ahh.
Anyway I new right away I wanted to use the cool mirror I have in my room (my room is medieval themed) for this shoot. The concept is "When Snow White's daughter found the magic mirror". Used some green smoke balls I got a while ago. Let me know what you think.
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In der Stabfiguren-Technik hat Richard Teschner (1879–1948), einer der bemerkenswertesten Vertreter des Wiener Jugendstils, neue Maßstäbe gesetzt. Teschner war außergewöhnlich vielseitig begabt: Er war Maler, Graphiker, Bildhauer, Puppenspieler und noch vieles mehr. Mit seinem revolutionären Figurentheater schuf er von den Puppen über die Stücke bis hin zur Bühnentechnik und Begleitmusik ein theatralisches Gesamtkunstwerk. Ausgehend von der javanischen Stabfigur entwickelte er einen neuen, ausdrucksvollen Puppentypus für seine pantomimischen Spiele. Die Überwindung der herkömmlichen Guckkastenbühne führte zum einzigartigen Rund des Figurenspiegels mit Bildern von großer Schönheit und suggestiver Wirkung.
In techniques for rod-puppets, Richard Teschner, one of the most notable representatives of Viennese art nouveau, set new standards. Teschner was a man of exceptionally diverse gifts: he was a painter, graphic designer, sculptor, puppeteer and much more. With his revolutionary theatre of figures, he created an integrated theatrical work of art encompassing everything from puppets to plays, stagecraft and incidental music. Using the Javanese rod-puppets as his model, he developed a new, expressive puppet variety for his pantomimic plays. Overcoming the traditional proscenium stage led to the unique round of the Magic Mirror, which gave rise to images of great beauty and suggestive effect.
Theatermuseum im Palais Lobkowitz
In der Stabfiguren-Technik hat Richard Teschner (1879–1948), einer der bemerkenswertesten Vertreter des Wiener Jugendstils, neue Maßstäbe gesetzt. Teschner war außergewöhnlich vielseitig begabt: Er war Maler, Graphiker, Bildhauer, Puppenspieler und noch vieles mehr. Mit seinem revolutionären Figurentheater schuf er von den Puppen über die Stücke bis hin zur Bühnentechnik und Begleitmusik ein theatralisches Gesamtkunstwerk. Ausgehend von der javanischen Stabfigur entwickelte er einen neuen, ausdrucksvollen Puppentypus für seine pantomimischen Spiele. Die Überwindung der herkömmlichen Guckkastenbühne führte zum einzigartigen Rund des Figurenspiegels mit Bildern von großer Schönheit und suggestiver Wirkung.
In techniques for rod-puppets, Richard Teschner, one of the most notable representatives of Viennese art nouveau, set new standards. Teschner was a man of exceptionally diverse gifts: he was a painter, graphic designer, sculptor, puppeteer and much more. With his revolutionary theatre of figures, he created an integrated theatrical work of art encompassing everything from puppets to plays, stagecraft and incidental music. Using the Javanese rod-puppets as his model, he developed a new, expressive puppet variety for his pantomimic plays. Overcoming the traditional proscenium stage led to the unique round of the Magic Mirror, which gave rise to images of great beauty and suggestive effect.
Theatermuseum im Palais Lobkowitz
Nany (MM Siobhan) lives happily in France
AMAZING outfit by Celynette Creations: celynettecreations.jimdo.com/?logout=1
In der Stabfiguren-Technik hat Richard Teschner (1879–1948), einer der bemerkenswertesten Vertreter des Wiener Jugendstils, neue Maßstäbe gesetzt. Teschner war außergewöhnlich vielseitig begabt: Er war Maler, Graphiker, Bildhauer, Puppenspieler und noch vieles mehr. Mit seinem revolutionären Figurentheater schuf er von den Puppen über die Stücke bis hin zur Bühnentechnik und Begleitmusik ein theatralisches Gesamtkunstwerk. Ausgehend von der javanischen Stabfigur entwickelte er einen neuen, ausdrucksvollen Puppentypus für seine pantomimischen Spiele. Die Überwindung der herkömmlichen Guckkastenbühne führte zum einzigartigen Rund des Figurenspiegels mit Bildern von großer Schönheit und suggestiver Wirkung.
In techniques for rod-puppets, Richard Teschner, one of the most notable representatives of Viennese art nouveau, set new standards. Teschner was a man of exceptionally diverse gifts: he was a painter, graphic designer, sculptor, puppeteer and much more. With his revolutionary theatre of figures, he created an integrated theatrical work of art encompassing everything from puppets to plays, stagecraft and incidental music. Using the Javanese rod-puppets as his model, he developed a new, expressive puppet variety for his pantomimic plays. Overcoming the traditional proscenium stage led to the unique round of the Magic Mirror, which gave rise to images of great beauty and suggestive effect.
Theatermuseum im Palais Lobkowitz
I have decided to name her Nanyalin. I guess I am a simple person when it comes to name. As she was an unplanned impulse arrival (the best sort of arrival) she did not have a name so I kept calling her "Nanyalin's fairy doll", that was shortened to "Nanyalin's fairy", then to just "Nanyalin's" and at some point I realized was just calling her "Nanyalin", and decided to go with it LOL!
He decidido llamarla Nanyalin. Supongo que soy una persona simple cuando se trata de nombres. No tenia planeada su llegada así que mientras buscaba nombre la llamaba la "muneca hadita de Nanyalin". Luego la "hadita de Nanyalin". Luego simplemente "la de Nanyalin". Hasta que llego un punto en que directamente la llamaba "Nanyalin", y decidí que se quedara con el XD
SAURON - "ABSOLUTELY LOATHE WHAT YOU'VE DONE WITH YOUR MAGIC MIRROR, BAD GALADRIEL!"
BAD GALADRIEL - "Crikey, go on with you 'Ron!"
SAURON - "NO, REALLY! I ESPECIALLY APPRECIATE THE WAY IT REPRESENTS THE DESPAIR OF AN ENTIRE COUNTRY WHEN IT SEES ITS RESERVES OF ARABLE TOPSOIL BEING BLOWN AWAY ON THE HELLISH WINDS..."
BAD GALADRIEL - "Well, right-o, ta very much Matey! Now that I reflect on it - you see what I did there? - I suppose it's not every day you gaze upon the future of a nation's agricultural community silting up the bottom of your Nazgul's Fellbeast bath, y'know?"
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As if the catastrophic mega-bushfires and shatteringly heavy hailstorms of the Climate Change supercharged Australian 'Black Summer' were not enough, on Wednesday, 22nd January, 2020, Melbourne copped a dirty deluge fair in the face! A dust storm got scooped up by a cold front moving across South Australia and Victoria and rained down in all its manky glory....
Well, they say that Melbourne does beaut coffee, but this is like having a slab of the Yarra River in the front yard!
The bird bath reminded me of Galadriel's magic mirror in The Lord Of The RIngs, and from there it was a Hobbit's Step away from dragging out my Sauron and Bad Galadriel action figures, which are entirely appropriate for the Mordor-like weather we've been having in Black Summer.
Gallows humour, I know, but if you don't laugh, you cry!
Custom face-up
Magic Mirror TS. head + Ears part
Request : Smoky pink eyes, Sweetie pink face.
Extra : Blushing Ears part
Absolutely stunning wigs for Magic Mirror dolls. The blonde is for Maeve when I get to buy her :P The dress is meant for Lillycat Ellana but fits the body of Moira perfectly (just long in the legs!)
Model and Photographer: MagicMirror Fayray
Wearing:
Swan Lake gown by Bliss Beningborough
Extreme Nobility Jewelries by Deliziosa Vendetta (Gems & Kisses)
基隆嶼‧外木山署光 [ 基隆外木山海岸 Waimushan Coast, Keelung, Taiwan ]
Canon EOS 30D + Tokina AT-X 124 PRO (IF) DX
August 27, 2007
Photo by Yueh-Hua © All rights reserved
Sugaray Rayford compte parmi les grandes voix du blues. Véritable bête de scène, il possède une puissance vocale hors du commun et n’hésite pas à descendre parmi le public pour partager sa musique.
Nominé deux fois aux Blues music awards en 2017, Sugaray Rayford a commencé sa carrière à l’âge de sept ans, en chantant et jouant de la batterie dans une église. L’influence du gospel est d’ailleurs évidente dans son interprétation et sa musique.
Sur scène, le chanteur habite sa musique avec une voix qui ensorcelle. Bougeant avec grâce et énergie, il effectue des pas de danse qui ne sont pas sans rappeler un certain James Brown. Invité de prestigieux festivals, il fait escale au Havre. Un rendez-vous à ne pas rater avec un grand monsieur du blues.
A Mirror Image (in a plane mirror) is a reflected duplication of an object that appears almost identical, but is reversed in the direction perpendicular to the mirror surface. As an optical effect it results from reflection off from substances such as a mirror or water. It is also a concept in geometry and can be used as a conceptualization process for 3-D structures. Two-dimensional mirror images can be seen in the reflections of mirrors or other reflecting surfaces, or on a printed surface seen inside-out.
If we first look at an object that is effectively two-dimensional (such as the writing on a card) and then turn the card to face a mirror, the object turns through an angle of 180° and we see a left-right reversal in the mirror. In this example, it is the change in orientation rather than the mirror itself that causes the observed reversal. Another example is when we stand with our backs to the mirror and face an object that's in front of the mirror. Then we compare the object with its reflection by turning ourselves 180°, towards the mirror. Again we perceive a left-right reversal due to a change in our orientation. So, in these examples the mirror does not actually cause the observed reversals.
The palace was constructed on a monumental scale that was intended to reflect the might and power of Imperial Russia. From the palace, the Tsar ruled over 22,400,000 square kilometers (8,600,000 sq mi) (almost 1/6 of the Earth's landmass) and over 125 million subjects by the end of the 19th century. It was designed by many architects, most notably Bartolomeo Rastrelli, in what came to be known as the Elizabethan Baroque style. The green-and-white palace has the shape of an elongated rectangle, and its principal façade is 215 metres (705 ft) long and 30 m (98 ft) high. The Winter Palace has been calculated to contain 1,886 doors, 1,945 windows, 1,500 rooms and 117 staircases. Following a serious fire, the palace's rebuilding of 1837 left the exterior unchanged, but large parts of the interior were redesigned in a variety of tastes and styles, leading the palace to be described as a "19th-century palace inspired by a model in Rococo style".
The State Hermitage Museum is a museum of art and culture in Saint Petersburg. The second-largest art museum in the world, it was founded in 1764 when Empress Catherine the Great acquired an impressive collection of paintings from the Berlin merchant Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky. The museum celebrates the anniversary of its founding each year on 7 December, Saint Catherine's Day. It has been open to the public since 1852. It attracted 4,956,524 visitors in 2019, ranking it eighth among the most visited art museums in the world. Of the six buildings in the main museum complex, five—namely the Winter Palace, Small Hermitage, Old Hermitage, New Hermitage, and Hermitage Theatre—are open to the public. The entrance ticket for foreign tourists costs more than the fee paid by citizens of Russia and Belarus. However, entrance is free of charge the third Thursday of every month for all visitors, and free daily for students and children. The museum is closed on Mondays. The entrance for individual visitors is located in the Winter Palace, accessible from the Courtyard.
Some pics I got from my "dead" HDD from a concert in 2011.
Magic Mirrors in Le Havre, there was GalapagosS, Tokyo Pinsalocks and Honda Lady, that was amazing !
Crap ton of post-processing to compensate the bad exposure and huge quantity of noise >< (1000 iso with the 30D is not a great idea...)
It's old but I still kinda like this shot (more coming)
The Beyond / Heft-Reihe
> Catastrophe, Inc.
Script: ?
art: Jim McLaughlin
[Story is similar to the science fiction short story "What You Need" by Lewis Padgett (pen name of Henry Kuttner and C. L. Moore)]
Ace Magazines / USA 1954
Reprint / Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
Five Princess and Villain 1 inch buttons that I bought from the Main Street Emporium. I already had the Snow White, Ariel and Rapunzel pins, but the Maleficent and Face of the Magic Mirror buttons are new to my collection. $1.45 each, or 5 for $5.
Purchases of merchandise from Disneyland on Thursday May 15 and Saturday May 17. I got two Classic Elsa dolls on May 15, from World of Disney. The rest of the items I got on May 17. Classic Anna I got from World of Disney. I got Aurora and Maleficent from the Disney Film Collection I got from Disneyana. The two reversible Frozen Princess dolls I got from the Main Street Emporium, as well as the five small buttons. The Rapunzel and Merida Jeweled Pins I got from the LGM Command Store.
Television stations produced their own localized versions of the Romper Room children's TV show beginning in the 1950s. This form letter from "Miss Marcia" probably came from Marcia Kaplan, who was the hostess of the show that aired on WHTM-TV in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
See other examples of this form letter signed by Miss Nancy and Miss Sallly. For a photo of an unidentified hostess, see Romper Room, WGAL-TV, Lancaster, Pa., ca. 1950s.
Dear Mitchell,
Thank you very much for the nice letter you wrote me. I am so glad you are one of my good friends and that you have so much fun with us each day in the Romper Room School. I've seen you in my Magic Mirror and I know you are a good "Do-Bee." I'll see you tomorrow in the Romper Room School.
Your friend,
Miss Marcia
I shall call on you for an interview for Romper Room.