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Music is a huge part of our lives. Anna uses it to cope with stressful situations. Curtis and I use it to relax and to party. Dominic likes to listen to video game soundtracks. Jenny and my mom are music connoisseurs. We have music playing in our house all the time and when we don't, usually one of us is listening through our headphones. I like Apple's earphones, but no one else does, so I've inherited all of them. I have them stashed everywhere! I'm so impressed that such amazing sound can come through those tiny mesh screens and completely change my mood. This particular pair is resting on our Bose Color II Soundlink which also has amazing sound in a small package.
Completed my Adafruit MiniPOV3 tonight. I was able to upload sample code to it, but I'm having an issue with avr-gcc so I can't compile my own yet.
A nice bright sunny day to go out with the infrared converted camera. Shot in BW mode. f/9.0, 10mm, 1/250s
A paddock with some round hay bales in Mt Barker, south Australia.
Der Traumfänger ist ein indianisches Kultobjekt. Es besteht im Wesentlichen aus einem Netz in einem Weidenreifen, der noch mit Federn und persönlichen bzw. heiligen Gegenständen dekoriert wird. Der Traumfänger soll – dem Glauben nach – den Schlaf verbessern
Shot with Canon EOS 350D + Canon EF 70-300mm
I got this idea from Steve7july's photo www.flickr.com/photos/steve7july/2875562597/
A view that makes me crave pancakes for some odd, arbitrary reason. Fluffy and delectable, topped with a whipped topping of some sort.
(Death makes Life essential and attraktive, without it we would have a real Problem - !)
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Whenever I visit Paris I always make a visit to the The Musée de l’Orangerie. It may have only eight paintings in its permanent collection but these late works by Monet are all masterpieces. The Musée de l’Orangerie houses the great Nymphéas [Water Lilies] compositions by Monet created from various panels assembled side by side. These compositions are all the same height (1,97m) but differ in length so that they could be hung across the curved walls of two egg-shaped rooms. The more I see these eight works the clearer it is to see that abstraction in art did not suddenly happen . In all these paintings you clearly see Monet moving from impressionism too much more abstracted compositions . Howard Hodgkin, Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollack all wrote that their visits to the Orangerie had shaped their own art.
Notes From the Orangerie web site
Offered to the French State by the painter Claude Monet on the day that followed the Armistice of November 11, 1918 as a symbol for peace, the Water Lilies are installed according to plan at the Orangerie Museum in 1927, a few months after his death.. It was designed as a real environment and crowns the Water Lilies cycle begun nearly thirty years before. The set is one of the largest monumental achievements of early twentieth century painting. The dimensions and the area covered by the paint surrounds and encompasses the viewer on nearly one hundred linear meters which unfold a landscape dotted with water lilies water, willow branches, tree and cloud reflections, giving the "illusion of an endless whole, of a wave with no horizon and no shore" in the words of Monet.
The artist left nothing to chance with this set of paintings that he had long pondered over and that were displayed according to his wishes in conjunction with the architect Camille Lefèvre and with the help of Clemenceau. He planned out the forms, volumes, positioning, rhythm and the spaces between the various panels, the unguided experience of the visitor through several entrances to the room, the daylight coming in from above that floods the space when the sun is out or which is more discreet when the sun is masked by clouds. The Water Lilies paintings at the Musée de l'Orangerie have sometimes had to contend with various events and happenings. In particular, the roof of the second room was damaged during the 1944 bombings as well as one of the compositions, while the other panels remained miraculously unharmed. The 2006 renovation was also the chance to restore the Water Lilies room to its original state.
THANKS FOR YOUR VISITING BUT CAN I ASK YOU NOT TO FAVE AN IMAGE WITHOUT ALSO MAKING A COMMENT. MANY THANKS KEITH. ANYONE MAKING MULTIPLE FAVES WITHOUT COMMENTS WILL SIMPLY BE BLOCKED
68026 Enterprise waits for the road before departing Huddersfield with the late running 1634 Scarborough to Liverpool Lime Street. The stood still time seemed to be less than a minute making getting a night shot an act of choreographed accuracy.
The station roof is a real feature at Huddersfield very similar to Bournemouth before the rebuild.
Nice lighting added to the atmosphere.
Ticked all my boxes.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard by QmX
Quick test using a .jpg on a tv for the background (love that they come with USB slots)... well it was meant to be a quick test but trying to get him lit half-decently without any reflections in the tv screen was 'fun'. Also the colour balances went bonkers... hopefully adjusted them back towards something almost normal.
Head: GENUS Project - Strong Face GIFT001
Skin: 7 Deadly s[K]ins - Kaya (taupe)
Hair: DOUX - Denise
Eyes: A R T E - Brown Gem Eyes
Lip gloss: 7 Deadly s[K]ins - MARIONA
Eyeshadow: Ottilie - Daily Peach
Picture Make to
Crystal Theater
2 Times Every Month coming her
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So great Dancer Show
Looking her groupe
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I can make a woman weak
I can make a small man stand tall
I can start wars
And I can put an end to them all
I can chain you down and I can set you free
I can make you feel so high and bring you down to your knees
My name is Money
Money is my name
Well hello my name is Money
Money is my name
I can make it? rain on you
But Lord I sure do shine
I can bring you love
But I'm not the settle down kind
I can make your eyes light up
Put a dazzle in your smile, yeah
I can make you die for me without a single question why
My name is Money
Money is my name
Well hello my name is Money
Oh yeah, Money is my name
Oh yeah, yeah
I can show you who your friends? are
I can show you who they are not
Hey, I change your mind without a second thought
My name is Money
Oh yeah, Money is my name
All the pretty girls think it's sexy
When the rich boys say my name
Yeah, yeah, yeah!
Hello my name is Money
Oh yeah, Money is my name!
Well hello my name is Money
Yeah, Money is my name
Hello, my name is Money!
Hello, hello, oh Money
That's my name
Say my name
Oh won't you say my name
I wanna hear you say my name
"Aim just a bit higher Lillywind!" Bree called out as she lobbed yet another snowball toward the aspiring beater. "Best if you hit it straight on!"
Obviously the boulder came first, left by the last ice age but it’s debatable which of these two oak trees is the oldest. What's your guess.
...........makes eating breakfast quite difficult.
The We're Here group members are thinking about what is normal today for the Normal?! group today.