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Puppet para Halloween 2016. Strobist con 1 flash a 1/64, 20º a su derecha, por debajo de su cara. Flash Yongnuo YN-560 III y trigger Yongnuo RF603. Aplicado proceso cruzado 2 de LR.
Puppet for Halloween 2016. Strobist with 1 flash 1/64, 20º model right side under face line. Flash Yongnuo YN-560 III and trigger Yongnuo RF603.
Puppet is the famous traditional performance in Java island. There are many kind of Puppet, such as; human puppet, wooden puppet, leather puppet, etc. All of those puppets usually played in special event.
Nganjuk is one of area that produces leather puppet. This kind of puppet is made of animal leather, such as; kambing or deer. The processes of leather puppet are choose good leather, designed it as puppet, dried and begin to color.
I took photos of all my puppets today (or those I had left finished). It took me all day to get them into this portfolio
The two witches .Gretel and the good fairy by Pelham England,the gypsy lady by Hazelle USA,Mexican(make unknown)and two Indonesian puppets.
We've been working with students in setting up puppet teams. The teams have six third to fifth grade students and a teacher and they perform puppet shows for surrounding schools and also for other events in the province, like for International Childrens Day or Teachers Appreciation Day. In this show, called "Five Things to Remember" two boys carry shovels to go dig worms because its safer to use a shovel. An old man asks them why they don't use a hoe instead and they tell him about the danger of unexploded ordnance and how to dig safely, etc.
This is Mara, the King of the Demon Hordes from the "Seeing with New Eyes" scene of the Paperhand Puppet Intervention performance of "As the Crow Flies" at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
About Paperhand:
Paperhand Puppet Intervention is Donovan Zimmerman and Jan Burger in an ongoing collaboration with their community. Now in their 8th year, Paperhand, uses cardboard, papier mache’, trash, and a variety of puppetry styles to help promote social change, peace, and hope for a better world.
Shanxi (and neighboring Shaanxi) are known throughout the country for their shadow puppets. These four are the main characters from "Journey to the West," which is one of the 4 classical Chinese novels. Seen at a store on Nan Dajie in ancient Pingyao.
Pingyao is considered one of China's best-preserved ancient walled towns. (From my limited travels around China, I wholeheartedly concur.)
Pingyao's history goes back about 2,700 years. Located about 90 km (55 miles) south of Taiyuan in Shanxi (山西) province, modern-day Pingyao has around 450,000 residents. The ancient town, is enclosed within a stone wall, 10 meters (31 feet) high and slightly more than 6 kilometers (3.6 miles) with 6 gates: north, lower east, upper east, south, upper west, and lower west, that was built in 1370.
Within these walls live 50,000 people. Also to be found are a number of religious institutions including temples - the Confucian temple with the oldest surviving building in Pingyao (Dacheng Hall from 1163 A.D.), the Taoist City God Temple, Taoist Qingxu Guan (temple), and a Catholic church, among others.
Besides the various religious sites, there are museums to the banking industry such as the Rishengchang Museum. (The first draft bank in China was located here in Pingyao), a few art museums, and -- centrally located -- a city tower on Nan Dajie.
Pingyao also has many guesthouses (I chose Harmony Guesthouse on Nan Dajie near the south gate and highly recommend it to anyone who goes to Pingyao), restaurants (western and local Pingyao cuisine), teahouses, bars, massage parlors, and souvenir shops.
By day, the panoramic view of Pingyao is slightly reminiscent of the imperial city scenes at the beginning of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (perhaps with a creative imagination). As evening comes, the red lanterns begin to dominate the landscape. Alleys, doorways, the main roads, and courtyards all find themselves awash in a red glow.
In short, Pingyao has plenty to offer by day or night. These images are just a small reflection, through my eyes, of Pingyao's charms.
PuppetConf 2017, an annual information technology (IT) conference, is held at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square from October 11-12, 2017. (© 2016 Photo by Jakub Mosur Photography)
Part of an exhibit about how wood products are used throughout the world. The color of the lips paired with the gesture merited a picture.
My sister made a chuck norris puppet for a French project. Then proceeded to roundhouse kick me with it.
These Puppets were so much fun. Cut the end off a glove and away you go. We used PVA, and felt, feathers and textas. Grade 1. Thanks to Cristina more of hers here www.flickr.com/photos/manualscanigo/3365193223/
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Starting to play around with ideas for the last Assignment. Thinking along the lines of Puppet on a String.
Not the result I intended but a starter for ten. Tripod , black card background, 30 sec exposure, puppets lit only by light coming through a doorway. Puppets strung on a string tied between two wine bottles :-)
Like a puppet on a string you hold on tight
You hold on tight like a puppet on a string
Like a puppet on a string you hold on tight
You hold on tight, you hold on tight
Michiko Tagawa conducts an Oriental puppet show for children at the Conejo Festival of the Arts. Photograph by Kent Wetherill. News Chronicle Collection, 04-25-1971_4. CTO_602
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Strobbist: External Flash over the puppet with a paper around to form the circle, plus the camera flash with a napkin in front
“I was watching a soap opera and all of a sudden an earthquake took place,” says Natcharin, a 13-year old girl who lives in Chiang Saen, northern Thailand. “My mum and I hid under the table and bed. If there is a disaster, people in our community will be in trouble."
Natcharin recently attended a 2-day workshop with 29 other children from 4 villages to create characters and stories to use for a shadow puppet show all about disasters.
“In our story, we want to talk about how it isn’t good to ignore flood warnings. I’ll use my knowledge to perform for adults and children so that they know how dangerous disasters can be”.
Shadow puppetry is an effective way for vulnerable children and communities to learn about disaster risk reduction using easy, fun and engaging media. In partnership with Plan Thailand, the organisation Wondering Moon uses shadow theatre to tell stories of disasters.
The Dangerous Puppets put on an incredible show – you haven’t seen anything like this. Be sure to go see them if they are in your area. www.dangerouspuppets.com
The Willits Kinetic Carnivale is two days of steampunk fun in the sun (and under the moon). This festival has it all! A large shaded park full of vendors, stages, food, and demonstrations of unusual steam powered inventions. A huge Whimsy Circus play area for kids that makes the adults jealous. Handcar races! Free steam train rides! The Roots of Motive Power Annual Steam-up is a trip into history as they fire up giant steam shovels, tractors, logging machines, and a Buffalo Springfield steam roller. All this for only $5 (kids are free)! The food was good (and also cheap). But wait, there’s more! Willits Airport Day and Kinetic Fly-in: vintage to modern aircraft on display along with plane or helicopter rides. And then for the adult fun: the Grand Ball. Music, drinks, fire troupe, circus, and more. Check it out: www.kineticcarnivale.com/
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