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Tão bom fazer parte de um momento tão lindo na vida de amigos.
Sim. Amigos. Nos conhecemos há anos.
Dançamos juntos. Choramos juntos. Festeamos juntos. Fofocamos juntos. Olhamos muita sessão da tarde juntos,...
Um dia a Carol me diz: Quando eu me formar quero que tu fotografe. Tempos depois esse dia chegou.
E quem diria, chegou junto pros dois.
E lá estava eu, eternizando um dia tão especial na vida da família Kaiser. (=
Festão animadíssimo.
Espero que gostem do resultado. (=
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Já tinha algumas fotos deles aqui no flickr. Para recordar:
Aqui: www.flickr.com/photos/elehtrika/5448247012/
Aqui: www.flickr.com/photos/elehtrika/5447638363/
Aqui: www.flickr.com/photos/elehtrika/5447634869/
E aqui: www.flickr.com/photos/elehtrika/5447631943/
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Formandos: Carolina e Daniel Kaiser
Making Off: No salão Jurema Kreps
Recepção: Esporte Clube Grêmio Lourenciano
Cerimonial: Gilmara Farina Soares Lopes
Decoração: Floricultura Nicoli
Buffet: Tia Lucia
Fotos: Andressa Barros e Maurício Machado
SALAMPASU (ASALAMPASU, BASALAMPASU, MPASU)
Democratic Republic of the Congo
The 60,000 Salampasu people live east of the Kasai River, on the frontier between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola. Their name is said to mean “hunters of locusts”, but they were widely viewed with terror by adjacent groups. They maintain strong commercial and cultural relations with their southern neighbors, the Chokwe and the Lunda, to whom they pay tribute. The Salampasu are homogeneous people governed by territorial chiefs, who supervise village chiefs. Their hierarchical power structure is counterbalanced by a warriors' society. A people with a reputation as fearless warriors, the Salampasu have retained the custom of a rough and primitive life. Warring and hunting are privileged occupations, but the women do some farming.
Salampasu masks were integral part of the warriors’ society whose primary task was to protect this small enclave against invasions by outside kingdoms. Boys were initiated into the warriors’ society through a circumcision camp, and then rose through its ranks by gaining access to a hierarchy of masks. Earning the right to wear a mask involved performing specific deeds and large payments of livestock, drink and other material goods. Once a man ‘owned’ the mask, other ‘owners’ taught this new member particular esoteric knowledge associated with it. The Salampasu use masks made from wood, crocheted raffia, and wood covered with sheets of copper. Famous Salampasu masks made for initiation purposes are characterized by a bulging forehead, slanted eyes, a triangular nose and a rectangular mouth displaying intimidating set of teeth. The heads are often covered with bamboo or raffia or rattan-like decorations. Presented in a progressive order to future initiates, they symbolize the three levels of the society: hunters, warriors, and the chief. Certain masks provoke such terror that women and children flee the village when they hear the mask's name pronounced for fear they will die on the spot. Wooden masks covered or not covered with copper sheets are worn by members of the ibuku warrior association who have killed in battle. The masks made of plaited raffia fiber are used by the idangani association. Throughout the southern savannah region copper was a prerogative of leadership, used to legitimize a person’s or a group’s control of the majority of the people. Possessing many masks indicated not only wealth but also knowledge. Filing teeth making part of many wooden masks was part of the initiation process for both boys and girls designed to demonstrate the novices’ strength and discipline. Salampasu masquerades were held in wooden enclosures decorated with anthropomorphic figures carved in relief. The costume, composed of animal skins, feathers, and fibers, is as important as the mask itself. It has been sacralized, and the spirit dwells within it. Masks are still being danced as part of male circumcision ceremonies.
I had some old clay pots sitting around so I figured out what to do with them. I always wanted to try my hand at making those cute little cactus and succulent gardens anyway. Turns out, I'm not half bad at it... plus, it could be a perfect gift idea!
Tão bom fazer parte de um momento tão lindo na vida de amigos.
Sim. Amigos. Nos conhecemos há anos.
Dançamos juntos. Choramos juntos. Festeamos juntos. Fofocamos juntos. Olhamos muita sessão da tarde juntos,...
Um dia a Carol me diz: Quando eu me formar quero que tu fotografe. Tempos depois esse dia chegou.
E quem diria, chegou junto pros dois.
E lá estava eu, eternizando um dia tão especial na vida da família Kaiser. (=
Festão animadíssimo.
Espero que gostem do resultado. (=
-------------------------------------------------
Já tinha algumas fotos deles aqui no flickr. Para recordar:
Aqui: www.flickr.com/photos/elehtrika/5448247012/
Aqui: www.flickr.com/photos/elehtrika/5447638363/
Aqui: www.flickr.com/photos/elehtrika/5447634869/
E aqui: www.flickr.com/photos/elehtrika/5447631943/
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Formandos: Carolina e Daniel Kaiser
Making Off: No salão Jurema Kreps
Recepção: Esporte Clube Grêmio Lourenciano
Cerimonial: Gilmara Farina Soares Lopes
Decoração: Floricultura Nicoli
Buffet: Tia Lucia
Fotos: Andressa Barros e Maurício Machado
I'm gonna be here for you baby
And I'll be a man of my word
Speak the language in a voice that you have never heard
I wanna sleep with you forever
And I wanna die in your arms
In a cabin by a meadow where the wild beasts warm
(Chorus:)
And I'm gonna love you like nobody loves you
And I'll earn your trust making memories of us
I wanna honor your Mother
And I wanna learn from your Pa
I wanna steal your attention like a bad outlaw
And I wanna stand out in a crowd for you
A man among men
I wanna make your world better than it's ever been
Chorus
We'll follow the rainbow
Wherever the four winds blow
And there'll be a new day
Comin' your way
I'm gonna be here for you from now on
This you know some how
You've been stretched to the limits but it's alright now
And I'm gonna make you this promise
If there's life after this
I'm gonna be there to meet you with a warm, wet kiss
Yes I am
And I'm gonna love you like nobody loves you
And I'll earn your trust makin' memories of us
Ohhh
And I'm gonna love you like nobody loves you
And I'll win your trust makin memories of us
Mmmmm
Ohhhhhhhh Oh Baby Mmmmmmm
* Making Memories Of Us * ~ by Keith Urban
A rebar mat and forms are set for concrete to improve the Terminal Road entrance to the SR 520 Pontoon Construction Project.
Paper making setup. The soaked junkmail paper was blended in a blender to make the paper pulp. A couple picture frames and fiberglass window screen were used to make the screen and deckle.
Hay making in the Lower Derwent Valley NNR - an important part of the meadow management.
Copyright Natural England/Peter Roworth
June 2009.
A piece of 2X4 coming apart at the seams. The black lines make it scientific....
Easy to clean up, but I have to repair some stuff that was taken apart by the flying parts.
Winds are dying down and it's cooler out there. maybe I'll open the garage door and check out the damage. Not too bad today, just colored water and wood splinters.
Cheers.
I won't be your second choice, and I won't be your last choice...... Yes, it was my choice to wait... just as it is now my choice to move on... I will wait no longer.
i used two speedlights, first one behind the man on left , second one on the right on the front
all rights reserved for Abdulhadi Alhajji www.hadi-photo.net © 2010 , don't use this photo witout my Permission
We got a sushi-making kit for the kids, which they really enjoyed. And they did a great job with it, too!
Sunshine Village, Banff, Alberta, Canada.
15Challenges - Stormy weather - 2019-03-07
15Challenges - Winter Snow - 2020-02-09
CSX train KH00, knicknamed the Letterkenny Local, clatters over Wagner Road on its way to interchange with the Pennsylvania and Southern Railway.
Rainbow hair with holographic hair tinsel, I actually just used some holographic thread... I pinned my hair up like this after washing it and applying mouse, then after it dried and I took the pins out I had really pretty wavy hair. though I don't think I actually got any pictures of that... =/
beautiful are families...who equally honor the life of needy grandparents...making them happy...for a sense of belongingness...
Blogged in The Woodwork: Making it rain (a story with three "Mark"d bills.).
Making it rain
Tagged, Financial District, San Francisco, California
Nikon D200, Tokina AT-X PRO 16-50mm f/2.8 DX
Aperture (raw fine tuning, levels, highlights/shadows, white balance, noise reduction), Kubota (lord of the rings everyday, canvas keyline), Photoshop (composite of sequence)
1/200sec @ f/2.8, iso320, 16mm (24mm)
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I get a brick of cash for getting Mark hired. (View large on black)
That’s $2500 in $20 bills I just threw into the air. We were a bit rushed because the bank was about to close. I’m wearing glasses because I’m hungover from the night before.
I like the green keyline, don’t you? It’s money.
A selection of 8 out of 15 shots taken in high speed mode. This is a 97 megapixel image. :-)
A student from Monmouth College works to build a home with Habitat for Humanity in Charlotte, North Carolina. The students planned the service as part of their Alternative Spring Break program.
Photo by Daniel M. Reck.
We spend an afternoon making magical mushroom lights in our garden with young Theodore Carman, one of my art students, his mother Isabelle and my friend Jean.
In our first session, we created the mushroom stems and domes, as well as the LED lights for a dozen mushrooms. We made them by soldering surface-mounted LEDs and resistors to a stiff wire, mixing watercolor with clear silicon, shaping the stems and domes with saran wrap.
We got the first mushroom to light up at the end of the day, and it looked truly magical!
In our next session, we will assemble all these parts, drill holes in a wooden log and attach the mushrooms to it, soldering all the wires to a holder with three AA batteries.
If you like, you can easily make your own by following the instructions in this fine video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5LjGFkpApw
It takes about 6 hours to make these mushrooms over two sessions, but the results make it all worthwhile.
For months, Theodore kept asking if we could make these mushrooms during our maker art classes at the Lycée, but I thought this would be too hard for some of the younger kids in our course. So I offered to have him come to our home when the course ended, so we could fulfill his dream in a smaller group.
Making art with friends is such a pleasant experience. I think creative collaborations like these are good for society, and should be encouraged more.
View photos of our other maker art classes: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157663074065150
Retratos visando a beleza / Portraits aimed at Beauty
Model - Brenda Aragão
Make - Carlos Secati
Acesse / Sign In:
You need to get some star paper, or make your own. If you are using printer paper, cut it into half inch strips.
If you are buying it, toytogo.com is a great place.
Carrie Petrich adds paint to a mummy mask at Specter Studios, a Halloween costume factory in Sharpsburg, Pa. www.specter-studios.com/