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I was inspired by nice picture poster created by cscvictor:
www.flickr.com/photos/cscvictor/6718874261/
that I decided to give it a try with my GIMP. Unfortunately, even though I manage to download quite a few fanciful chinese fonts, none of them get rendered properly in GIMP.
I finish it with a Chinese Seal of my name created using an online seal generator:
Photos by www.suzi-pratt.com, specializing in event photography and web design.
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Photos by www.suzi-pratt.com, specializing in event photography and web design.
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Photos by www.suzi-pratt.com, specializing in event photography and web design.
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optimism (n.) : Three pavement cafes in quick succession on a Glasgow sidestreet on a very dull February afternoon.
a wee bit of shameless HDR.
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Love it or hate it, it was invented in 1902.
Our new meusum tableau looks at the Edwardian age of optimism and invention. So many new "life changing" inventions came out of this period
November 2nd, 2008; Cleveland, Ohio
A boy on an adult's shoulders inside the Obama Rally that day.
Nikon N90s w/ nikkor 50mm f1.8 and Arista Premium 400@400 in Tmax developer
Scanned Wet Darkroom print; Levels and dust spots in Photoshop
2 pts.Fresh blackberries
gelatin.
1 envelope Knox Gelatine
2 to 4 tablespoons sugar *(optional)
Cook fruit in crock pot on low for 4 hrs.
In a medium bowl, mix Knox unflavored Gelatine with sugar*; add to hot fruit and stir until gelatine is completely dissolved. Pour into a two-cup bowl, mold or individual dessert dishes; chill until firm. Makes four servings.
When adding fruit (up to 1 1/2 cups), first chill the mixture until the consistency of egg whites. Fold in fruit and pour into 3 cup bowl. Chill until firm.
Pour chocolate soy milk over Gel-O.
Day 3
Smiley was optimistic, despite the overwhelming evidence that he was about to meet his watery doom. “Always look on the bright side” he said to himself cheerfully “someone will rescue me and love me soon, look here comes a photographer”. Smiley is still awaiting his salvation, it doesn’t pay to get too involved with your subjects.