View allAll Photos Tagged make
This is the forty-third Instruction for the Street Photography Now Project, written to inspire fresh ways of looking at and documenting the world we all live in.
At Make Me A Meukow Model casting show at carnival city show on Thursday 29th October, 24 young ladies made it another step closer to becoming one of the 6 who would have an amazing opportunity to win a $50,000 contract and represent the prestigious brand of Meukow...
www.facebook.com/MeukowTT/?fref=ts
👠Denae Madray
👠Stacy Castle
👠Denescia Verdon
👠Joanna McCater
👠Annmarie Briggs
👠Vernel Letren
👠Jael-Joy Ahye
👠Layla Emery
👠Jiselle Huggins
👠Roberta St. Hillaire
👠Dania Duntin
👠Samantha Peterson
👠Giselle Diaz
👠Atsha Manzwell
👠Jeuel Green-Thompson
👠Carlyah Lynch
👠Joe Pierre
👠Deniel Estrada
👠Annmarie Hutchinson-Claxton
👠Melissa Charles
👠Abby Jarvis
👠Marceline Williams
👠Shenelle Flanders
👠Sasha Edwards
👠Marissa Diaz
👠Ayanna Francis
👠Patricia Maharaj
👠Avionne Mark
Event: Make Me A Meukow Model
Date: Thursday 29th October, 2015
Venue: Carnival CIty
One of 10 two week old puppies that were brought into the shelter when their mom was mistaken for a deer and shot. Of course, they ended up at my house house to be fed every 4 to 6 hours. This little guy thought he couldn't wait his turn for the bottle, so he tipped the dish of formula/cereal over onto my hand and contented himself with sucking on my finger while his brother (underneath him finished his bottle.
This seemed appropriate for the Scavenger Hunt Challenge item - illustrate proverbs from this list rae.falkor.gen.nz/hunt/proverbs.html.
Make: PENTAX
Model: PENTAX K-5
FocalLength: 50.0 mm
F-Number: F 2
Exposure Time: 1/500 secs
ISO Speed: 160
Esta me gusta porque se ve el detalle del maquillaje, estoy orgullosa por los parpados, tuve que tener mucha paciencia y pulso para hacerle esa linea T_____T, por desgracia los labios me quedaron muy naranjas, pero bueno de fallar se aprende, tambien me falta sombras pero no querÃa sobrecargarlo de color y colorete como la ultima vez. A ver si al próximo lo dejo mas guapo, aunque me joderá kitarle los ojos, me gusta bastante como quedó :___D
I'm not posting this as a sales pitch for Santander, but I like their concept. Simple and to the point. Every successful venture starts with an idea, that's the easy part, making it happen is a little more difficult. How many times have you heard someone say "I wish I had thought of that". We all have the capabilities to come up with great ideas and make things happen if we put our minds to it. It takes guts, dedication, commitment and determination, you have to believe in yourself and what you are doing, then to follow through. Here's to great ideas and making them happen!
FRONT POCKET: AKA index card caddy. I taped a clear plastic envelope to the inside front cover. I keep a few index cards and a thin, flexible graph ruler (Staedtler 18" graph ruler, cut in half = 2 rulers for the price of one!).
These are mods I've made to my Maker Notebook. See makezine.com/notebook/
Last August, that's right back in 2011, I was able to spend an afternoon in the classrooms and studios of Ballet Philippines at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. The teachers and the students were very gracious to allow me to photograph them during their class and practice sessions. It wasn't the first time for me to photograph dancers. However, it was my first time to photograph them during a class.
One of the sessions which I joined was an expression and improvisation class. It became a learning experience for me as I started to listen to the teacher's instructions and anticipate the next moves of the dancers.
Thank you again to Ballet Philippines, the principal dancers, the teachers and the students. Looking forward to photographing all of you again.
--
More from this session at reinar.me/2012/02/practice-makes-perfect/
I recently had the pleasure of shooting some photos for a family friend who is a make up artist. If you have any needs for a make up artist, you'll find Stacey on Facebook here... www.facebook.com/Facebystace
Pictured above is Emma. She was one of 3 girls that had their make done by Stacey that day. Emma was definitely a fun and energetic model :o)
DO NOT USE WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM DAN SUTTON
© 2011 Photo Copyright
Dan Sutton Photography
"touch me III
Wet your index and middle fingers
to touch the body parts
y.o. '08"
touch me III, 2008
Cast silicone, wood, bowl, water
Table: 28 1/2 x 96 x 30 inches (72.4 x 243.8 x 76.2 cm)
Pedestal: 30 x 14 x 14 inches (76.2 x 36.6 x 36.6 cm)
Edition of 3
GP1508
www.galerielelong.com/exhibitions/past
touch me
Yoko Ono
In touch me, Yoko Ono will present an interactive painting, film, conceptual photography and sculptures that comment on different facets of the female experience, calling upon the viewers to make direct and deeply personal connections. Ono's first New York exhibition since Odyssey of a Cockroach at Deitch Projects in 2003, touch me affords the audience an opportunity to experience her work in a new way. The exhibition will open to the public at Galerie Lelong on Friday, April 18, from 6 to 8 pm.
For over 40 years, Yoko Ono's works have defied categorization, existing in the interstices between performance, music, objects and film. As one of the first conceptual artists, and one of the founders of Fluxus—an association of experimental, interdisciplinary artists and writers in the '60s and '70s—Ono is cited as a major influence on contemporary artists. She has redefined the boundaries between various movements: conceptual art, performance art, feminist art, and more. Many of her actions have bridged the distance between art and audience participation—which has always been a hallmark of Ono's work.
A participatory element is central in touch me, in which Ono urges the audience to revitalize and rethink a personal connection to the most current situation women are facing. The centerpiece of the exhibition will be a large canvas covering the entire width of the gallery. Openings will be cut into the canvas, and viewers are invited to insert body parts through. Encompassed in this simple act are opposing elements of isolation, exposure, vulnerability, and defiance. The viewer will have the option to photograph themselves with supplied cameras; these photos will be displayed together on another canvas with the participant's own comments and thoughts written underneath the photos, furthering the inclusive nature of this new work. A 4-screen installation version of Yoko Ono's 1964 performance Cut Piece, filmed at Carnegie Recital Hall in 1965, will act as a counterpart for the metaphoric 2008 work.
Complementing this contemporary work will be Vertical Memory, in which a composite of a male face—combining Ono's father, husband and son—is contrasted with the artist's succinct and moving texts describing her passage from birth to death. Also on view will be Memory Paintings, intimate 19th-century portraits of women; and a sculpture from the series "Family Album," representing her mother. Sky TV will serve as an anchor of hopefulness to the entire exhibition touch me.
In addition to having received the College Art Association's 2008 Distinguished Body of Work Award, she is also the recipient of the 2002 Skowhegan Medal for Assorted Mediums. Solo exhibitions have recently been presented at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (Sao Paulo), Kunsthalle Bremen, Berkeley Art Museum, Museo di Santa Caterina (Treviso, Italy), and Portikus im Leinwandhaus (Frankfurt), among other venues. She is featured in WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution, organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and currently on view at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, New York. This August, the Kunsthalle Bielefeld will present a solo exhibition of Ono's work, entitled Last Supper.
GALERIE LELONG
528 WEST 26th STREET NEW YORK NY 10001
TEL.212 315 0470 FAX.212 262 0624
EML.art@galerielelong.com
This is what makes the buttons produce noise. First introduced in the 1980s and still in use since then.
Found lurking in a Dept of Transport truck on the corner of Winston Ave/Edward St in Melrose Park. It was only a year old at the time but I got kind permission to have this in my collection!
MAKE ME LIVE FOREVER
Michael Mosley with Hayley Okines, who suffers from the rare ageing disease Progeria.
BBC ONE
© BBC Use of this copyright image is subject to Terms of Use of BBC Digital Picture Service. Any use of this image on the internet or for any other purpose whatsoever, including advertising or other commercial uses, requires the prior written permission of the BBC.