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makes for a very messy work environment
see all the glorious mess on the original 12mp version: farm3.static.flickr.com/2378/2192590648_805d7c5d30_o.jpg
And here is Sergeant Stubby, a Boston terrier/pit bull mix. He was "the most decorated war dog of World War I and the only dog to be promoted to sergeant through combat."
Post-it note, highlighter, sharpie, pens, go dog go!
The occupant of this work space had a birthday; in honor of this event, a colleague spent nearly the entire night before doing some decorations. You will note that the mouse, keyboard, books are all covered. Along with complete coverage, the selection and arrangement of colors was carefully orchestrated.
two of my co-workers designed and built this mosaic of the king out of post it notes over the memorial day weekend.
more info from the artist on his site.
Dear Marissa Mayer, CEO of Yahoo, could you please explain what WTF means to my 7 year old cats? Everytime I click a link on your new site that used to be Flickr, I exclaim loudy, WTF? And of course like any 7 year old who hear a word a thousand times, they are repeating constantly what their Daddy said. So, I would personally like to thank you for turning my cats into Potty Mouths.
PS. Don't ask for feedback and then take none of it.
You did not make over the site, you completely changed it.
You have 80 million(?) people with Flickr mail that could have gotten an email asking them what they would like to see changed and how. You didn't ask one. They are your customers, they wont steer you wrong.
Flickr apparently is run by Computer Geeks who have no idea what Photographer Geeks want.
View on white. LOL! seriously, if you found this photo your a step ahead of me
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Dank fin-creature Drawlloween 2018 topic on a post-it note (done in 2020...didn't do Drawlloween 2018).
"...and I had selected his features as beautiful." Mary and her monster (EXACTLY as she had imagined him) for Drawlloween 2017 Day 27: Franken-Friday! On a post-it note!
I shot something similar to this for my project 365, on day 38 (see below)! However, I wanted to try and recreate it using my new iPhone macro lens!
I used colourful post-it notes for the background this time, instead of coloured pencils!
Whilst it's nowhere near as sharp as my previous attempt, using a Nikon D300 and Nikon 105mm f/2.8 macro lens, I still quite like it!
I don't think the iPhone and its companion have done a bad job for such an inexpensive piece of kit, do you?
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It's been quite awhile, but we will make up for lost time! We can start over again.
More of my story to come, soon.
Missed you, buckets! ^^
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Public art installation on a storefront window in Carroll Gardens. It’s a question every New Yorker wonders – how much is my neighbor paying for their apartment? "I’ve Lived" was an interactive installation that helped demystify the topic by inviting local residents and other passers-by to share information about their living situation. Inspired by Illegal Art's "To Do" installation, this participatory project covered a storefront window with Post-it notes stamped with specific fill-in-the-blank forms. Passers-by could fill in a note with their own apartment information and balk at the high and low numbers paid by others. By the end of the week, the window will transformed into a useful collection of personal notes created by and relevant to the community, while serving as a reflection of changing real estate values.
"I've Lived" was created by Candy Chang and was part of the Windows Brooklyn exhibit that paired artists with storefront windows in Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens June 14-22, 2008.
Thank you so so much!
I almost cant belive it...I really tried to get the exact screen grab..and was hovering patiently for about 10 minutes, waiting on 3 views and 8 jumped over all at once! So there you see below, my stream's had One Frigging Million views, thank you so much!
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“Subway Therapy” notes are the brainchild of Matthew Levee Chavez, who, months before the big election, began giving commuters the opportunity to participate in “subway therapy” by chatting with him. After the election, he had the idea to let people post their own messages on the wall.
The project quickly took off, and in the weeks since, most of the walls of the Union Square subway station have been thickly blanketed with the notes expressing frustration, solidarity, sympathy and other emotional messages, alongside the occasional social media handle or other self-promotion.
Now, many of these quaint little post it notes will be preserved as historical record. The New York Historical Society has collected about 4,000 Post-It Notes from the walls of the station with the goal of archiving them as a crowd sourced portrait of an emotional moment in the city’s history.
this shall be my temporary title until I can think of a better one. i love bokeh, rainy days, umbrellas, post it notes and taylor swift. what more can a girl ask for? :)
I've fallen sick guys! :o Runny nose, no... actually it's blocked like crazy and I have to breathe through my mouth. And it had to attack me when I am having 5 hour sleep nights and 10 hour work days with 5 hour breaks in between. SIGH. Not that I'm complaining about work because I am loving it! The cameramen and crew and basically the whole team at the YOG Swimming venue I've been assigned to is just bloody brilliant! :D They are great people, and it'll be sad when this ends in six days. Great experience, won't regret it I think! :) Still, it is tiring... :s
But anyway, t'was raining today, and we had a break in between the swimming sessions. So I thought I'd play with the amazingly green umbrella (only a part shown in said pic haha) and I really wanted to use a Taylor Swift song for a picture, so... :) Great song! *It came out better than expected. :o
I've been meaning to take pictures with some of the foreign athletes... damn I really need to pluck up the courage to go up and ask them "Hey! Can I take a picture with you?" I mean, it's that easy right? HAHAHAHAHAHA. I wish.
(worst thing is that they are younger than I am, but look older than I do. -.- Major dilemma here)
Okay, I'm going to bed now... My nose is killin' me!!!!! >:(
You guys have a great week! I can't thank you enough for all the views and everything! Sorry I haven't had time to visit your streams!!! I try to favourite as much as I can! :)
My PRINT GIVEAWAY is still open *hint* :)
I'm recovering from a cold at the moment, so I'm not really moving too far from my bed right now. Couple this with the fact that I own absolutely nothing which is pink, other than a pad of post-it notes, today's photo required me to get a bit creative!
OK, it's time for a moan, so I must be feeling better! :)
I was quite happy when I snapped this image of some colourful Post-it notes and saw the result on the back of the camera! I was even happy with it when I viewed it at normal resolution when I uploaded it into Lightroom! However, when I zoomed in, all I could see was dust!
I guess that's one of the problems with having a camera that can resolve so much detail! It resolves the bad stuff as well as the good stuff!
At least I'm lucky that the depth of field is so narrow, you can't see most of the nasty stuff! :)
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the sticky side of a Post-it note can often gather dust and hairs and stuff, if the back cover has gone missing!
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This one's for you, stOOpidgErL :)
I hope this brightens your week a little :)
xoxo Kristin
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