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A TOTALLY random request. This man had been our taxi driver for a number of Red Sea area visits. His service had a level of perfection. So totally randomly, one day we asked him if he could show us the condition of his vehicle engine. We should have expected that: absolutely spotless! Well done dear man!
Red Sea visit
Per request, I am posting a color version of this photo. The crop on this one might be off slightly but hopefully comparison can be made with the B/W.
As requested a shot of the BMW from the movie Back to the Future 2 including Griff and his gang on there boards.
More pictures of the diorama will follow also of the other vehicles and buildings, but i need time to do this, since it is all packed in my basement since the exhibition:
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This shot was taken for PHOTINGO. Subject - Religious.
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This is the left side of my hair in my drinking straw curlers, for someone on Flickr who wanted to see how I get my long hair wound around three inch segments of drinking straws. I'm tilted sideways here (that's my neck in the upper left and shoulder in the lower left). I've got bobby pins, snap clips or pinch clips at each end of every little hair-wrapped straw segment. Those things that caught the flash are rhinestones that I glued to some of my bobby pins --- because I like my hair accessories to be colorful and/or sparkly, and if I can't find what I want then I'll make it myself.
For those who haven't seen it, the result of these air-dried drinking straw curls in my naturally curly hair is this and it stays that way until I wash it. I don't use gel or hairspray or anything like that. Conditioner is what I use.
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This 13 Plate Optare Versa can be found with Stagecoach Bluebird here is a rough go at the livery...
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Following a request for LT Country route 300, here are a small batch of much the same area including that route. On 6/4/68 RT 650 on route 328 demoted from Green Line duties , is here at South Ockendon heading for Grays.
Marianne wanted to see, so here it is.
Probably unsurprisingly, given my love of regular-dresses, I also love swimdresses. I know some fats have negative associations with them, but I think they're swell. I have two Avenue swimdresses I've rotated between for the past year or so, and have been happy with them, but when I saw this anchor-print swimdress on the Just My Size website I could not restrain myself. Anchors! How kitschy. Also, it's navy, which I love. I ordered right away, only to be suspended in backorder-limbo for several weeks. In the end, this worked out okay, since our weather has been dreadfully beach-unfriendly for the past month anyway.
But today, TODAY! Turned out to be a gorgeous beach day. So I got to put on my new suit and enjoy the sunshine for a few hours.
Also, hey, it's me without makeup. My invisible eyebrows betray my natural-blonde-ness.
1st May 2018. Built in 1945 and rescued into preservation in 1976 Hunslet 0-6-0ST No.7 [works no.2705] Beatrice has called the Embsay And Bolton Abbey Steam Railway home since 1982. Here Beatrice emerges from the A59 bridge as she approaches Holywell Halt with a Bolton Abbey to Embsay service.
mussoorie, india, in the himalayan mtns
this series was shot in 1986. contax 35mm
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This was another request for the Picnic cake, but with peppa and george this time!! First time of making peppa and george, so pleased with how they look for a first attempt. Hope your not bored of seeing this cake.
I had a lovely Easter Break away, I hope all you Flickr Friends had a lovely Easter too....I'm off to football practice with Harris now and then were going to get his hair cut, After all that i will be back to try and catch up on all your wonderful Creations while i have been away!!
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To all my fans! By popular request! The exalted goddess is a famous model with a major agency! She was tall, thin, fit, defined, and toned! Pretty, piercing blue eyes set against wavy brown hair! And she was a lot of fun--lots of stories and laughs during and after the shoot! Wish you'd been there!
Here're a couple of videos I shot while shooting stills, with the awesome NEX-6 and a 50 mm Prime f/1.8 lens for the rich/creamy video bokeh!
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Watch the gorgeous model in the Full 1080P HD she deserves! I shot the video at 60p and slowed it down to 24p in post in adobe premiere 6.0. :)
Also had a B&H CP (Circular Polarizer) on both the 70-200 mm Nikon D800 lens and the 50mm e-mount lens on the Sony NEX6.
Awesome "magic hour" light and feel in the January AM due to the strange cloudy/sunny weather! That's the glorious fun of shooting at the Malibu beach! Forecasts mean nothing (they predicted sun, sun, sun), and you have to have fun adpating to the world's greatest studio with the world's greatest lights (the sun in all its manifestations), props, and backdrops!
Combine the 50mm lens's optical steady shot (OSS) and the shallow-depth-of-field of the F/1.8 with Sony NEX-6 latest face-tracking auto focus, and you can see how the moving video keeps the model's pretty blue eyes in focus, while blurring the background!
She was tall, thin, fit, toned, defined, and beautiful!
Modeling the Gold 45 Revolver(TM) Gold'N'Virtue(TM) Bikini!
Nikon D800 Photographs of a Beautiful Wavy-HAired Brunette Swimsuit Bikini Model shot with the new Nikon D800 and Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II AF-S Nikkor Zoom Lens.
Shot in both RAW & JPEG, but all these photos are RAWs finished in Lightroom 4 ! :)
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Came in a little closer to showcase silver dapples/glitter/etc. I'm not at the skill level of a lot of artists in this hobby, so please be gentle with my mistakes ;)
Requested by my friend Jan. The way I see it, I can have him humiliate any character I feel like, and make up for it by mortally wounding him.
First off i just wanted to say a big congrats to Derik and Bridgette on there awesome wedding day. I had such a great time working with them and all the wedding party. Fun people, good times and a great day. Congrats again to both of them.
So when i meet up last year with Bridgette and Derik they had asked me if i was willing to do a lightpainting photo for them on there wedding day, I was more then happy and im so glad that people are stoked for a LP wedding photo -- ive had about 5 couple's request that for this year. So it was late after supper and the sun was gone down as me, Derik and Bridgette headed out back of the reception to find a spot where i could set up all my gear and do some test for there lightpainting photo. Lets just say it was cold out there and both bride and groom were great for that all day trooping out the Canadian weather. After some test i also added in my flash to this photo, its behind the couple and its gelled blue. Its great being able to Light paint on there wedding day and whens its requested by the couple thats ever better. Thanks again to Bridgette and Derik and there whole wedding party for the great day and all the best to you in your lifes adventures.
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Sb-800 at 1/2 power behind couple gelled blue and fired at stat of exposure on self timer via nikon cls. As the flash went i off i was doing the spark spin at the same time ---All done in a 8 second exposure
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Suffrage poster. Parade Starts 2:30 P.M. Route Washington Square up Fifth Ave. to 57th Street. Mass Meeting at Carnegie Hall 4:30 P.M., ca. 1903-1917.
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Look ing for a sport large enough to land in Rome :D
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Another step into my European Jump project.
Jumped capitals cities so far:
Berlin :: London :: Madrid :: Amsterdam :: Warsaw :: Paris :: Prague :: Bratislava :: Vienna :: Lisbon :: Stockholm :: Budapest :: Brussels :: Bucharest :: Athens :: Dublin :: Luxembourg :: Ljubljana :: Zagreb :: Podgoricá :: Copenhaguen :: Helsinki :: Rome :: Bern ::
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High potential? Parents want to know
Psychological examinations are increasingly common to identify gifted children. It’s a trend that hides a complex reality, as gifted children can also be prone to failure.
Enéa gets good marks. But she disturbs the class, talks a lot and complains often. This situation surprises her mother, Stéphanie Laurent. At home, this seven-year old schoolgirl from Lausanne is quiet, responsible and not the type to bother others. What’s wrong? School. Enéa is bored. A teacher friend advised Stéphanie Laurent to enter her daughter for tests to determine whether she was “high potential”. And the result came back positive.
High potential (HP) children are referred to as gifted or precocious. They are sometimes compared with child prodigies, which is one reason for the increase in requests for psychological examinations. “Interest in these tests is growing,” states Pierre Fumeaux, a child psychiatrist at Lausanne University Hospital who is currently conducting a study on the subject. “A few years ago when parents or teachers had to deal with a difficult student, they would ask the doctor if the child was hyperactive. Now the term ‘high potential’ has taken centre stage in the media.” Contrary to popular belief, gifted is not always synonymous with success. High potential children can also be prone to failure.
A different brain
To be diagnosed as “HP”, an individual has to obtain a score of at least 130 on IQ tests. “But the score isn’t enough,” explains Claudia Jankech, a psychotherapist in Lausanne specialised in child and teenager psychology. “We also need to understand their family and social context and their personality.”
Surprisingly, a high number of HP children have trouble in school. “When it’s too easy for them, they get used to being on autopilot,” says the psychologist. “They’ve never learnt how to learn.” These difficulties are partly due to what specialists call arborescent thinking. “Normal people develop logical reasoning through linear, sequential thinking. However, the thought process in HP children is like fireworks exploding with ideas and impressive intuition. They can solve complex equations but will have difficulty explaining how they came up with the answer,” explains Pierre Fumeaux.
Surprisingly, a high number of HP children have trouble in school. “When it’s too easy for them, they get used to being on autopilot,” says the psychologist. “They’ve never learnt how to learn.”
Studies suggest that HP children’s brains function differently. Information moves better between the two cerebral hemispheres. “We assume that they use both their left and right brains easily and have excellent abilities in both logic and creativity,” says the child psychiatrist. “Other work has shown that HP children can more easily juggle with concepts and think in the abstract, such as performing mental calculations. “In a functional MRI, a dye is injected to highlight the areas of the brain with the highest blood flow.
Using a scanner, we can then see which areas are activated,” Pierre Fumeaux explains. “A stimulus or given task will activate certain areas of the brain in normal individuals. In HP children, sometimes several larger areas are activated at the same time,” he adds. These indicators help doctors understand how an HP mind works. “But our knowledge in neuroscience remains limited,” the researcher admits. “Being high potential is not an illness, but a special cognitive ability. And that’s not a priority for researchers.”
INTERVIEW: “The methods of diagnosis are debatable”
In a survey conducted on gifted children, the French sociologist Wilfried Lignier noted that specialists do not agree about the tests designed to diagnose giftedness.
In Vivo You observe that most gifted children don’t have difficulty in school or psychological problems. Why then do parents have them take tests?
Wilfried Lignier These parents are very concerned that their children will face difficulties, whereas they actually have every chance of success. They think that the school’s assessment is not enough. Psychology offers greater legitimacy for their concerns.
IV You approach giftedness as a “debated and debatable” issue. Why?
WL Many psychologists don’t recognise giftedness mainly because they doubt the credibility of IQ tests. These tests are meant to assess something other than academic skills, but in form they are quite similar to the exercises performed in school. Furthermore, children also have this impression. After the test is over, some say that they did well in the “maths” section, referring to the logical reasoning, or the “language” section, referring to the vocabulary. Being so similar to exercises done in school, these tests contradict the idea that intelligence isn’t the same as academic performance. Yet most of the social repercussions expected from test results are based on the idea that they tell a truth that school does not.
IV You show that the diagnosis swings in favour of one gender. How do you explain that high potential is more often diagnosed in boys?
WL Parents tend to express greater concern about their future, as it more readily carries their hopes of upward social mobility. The fact that boys have greater chances of having “symptoms”, such as openly expressing their boredom or not being able to stay still, also plays a role.
Hyper-sensitivity
HP children also typically have emotional characteristics featuring high sensitivity or a high level of empathy. Stéphanie Laurent’s two other children, boys, have also been diagnosed as high potential. “Nathael, age six, cries at Christmas because poor people are cold and have nothing to eat.” His hyper-sensitivity distresses him. “It can take on huge proportions. At one point, Mathys, age eight, felt unreasonable fear because he knew that there was a core on fire at the centre of the earth.” Myriam Bickle Graz, a developmental paediatrician at Lausanne University Hospital who wrote a thesis on the subject, says, “The children seen at consultations were often overwhelmed by their emotions. For some, it was incredibly difficult; they have no filter,” she explains. “The fear of death, for example, comes very early.” They develop symptoms such as anxiety, sleep disorders, strained relationships with other children and aggression.
THE HAPPIEST HP CHILDREN ARE THOSE WHO ARE NOT IDENTIFIED AS SUCH AND MANAGE TO ADAPT.
As in the Laurent family, there are often several gifted siblings. “Not all siblings are necessarily going to be HP, but there is a certain degree of genetic heritage. However, that hasn’t been proven scientifically,” explains Myriam Bickle Graz. “It remains a clinical observation.”
Although some high potential children suffer, the majority of them lead normal lives. As summed up by Pierre Fumeaux, “the happiest HP children are those who are not identified as such and manage to adapt.”
Arborescent thinking deploying in several directions, simultaneously, extremely fast and without boundaries. While it is a important source of creativity, it also implies: Difficulties to identify relevant information; all these thoughts in all directions may be confusing when the child is faced with a question, a problem or a task at school, An absolute need to organise these thoughts within a sturdy frame so that the child feels affectively, emotionally and socially secure. A “global” information processing system, with analogic and intuitive thinking. While it enables a very rich and deep understanding, with photographic memory, it also implies: Serious difficulties to adapt to the traditional schooling systems which treat information in details and sequentially (one thing after the other), An inability to develop arguments or justify their reasoning. Gifted children usually can’t explain their results, they consider the answers obvious, they know intuitively. The necessity to use in parallel the traditional school learning methods and their own knowledge aquisition systems; they do not want to feel useless, rejected or stupid. A thinking mode that needs meaning to function and complexity to develop and bloom. While it is an endless source of information data stored in an exceptional memory, it also implies: Difficulties or even refusal to acquire skills or information which they consider useless, too simple or not exciting enough to justify their attention and efforts, Constant challenges of established rules and norms, to satisfy their needs for meaning, To “learn how to learn” while taming their impatience through inventive and stimulating methodologies, with deep enrichment on all subjects. A way of thinking constantly integrating affective aspects of its environment. While it is a rich incentive to learning, it also implies: Frustration, even rejection of some teachers whom they see as incompetent in their teaching methods or behaviours, Excessive, even pathological reactions if these children, who try to master their environment and their variations, cannot find reassurance. They are scared by what they do not understand and they know, from a very young age, many things that they cannot put in perspective due to their short life experience. A need for constant reassurance on their learning progress, with a learning methodology adapted to their needs and offering a long-term continuity and homogeneity, thus reducing affective disruptions as much as possible.
anhugar.wifeo.com/arborescent-way-of-thinking.php A difficulty encountered by many gifed children is the fact that they think in an arborescent way instead of a linear one. The usual teaching methods are linear - when forced to learn in that mode, gifted children need to make a lot of efforts to voluntarily slow-down their “processing” thinking pace.
Arborescent thinking is very adequate for gifted people; it allows them to use all their mental capacities and their knowledge simultaneously. However, it needs to be guided and framed otherwise their thinking takes them far away from the subject of that day.
Here is an example from Jeanne Siaud-Fachin: The teacher gives a spelling test. He dictates “the boat sails on the sea”. The gifted child will initially visualize an image of a boat on the sea before seeing the sentence made of 6 words. Following the image, her thoughts will go in all directions: well, it is not a good idea to sail today because there is a lot of wind are there any people on that boat? my friend Frank owns a boat, he’s lucky but his parents are divorced, that is not fun I hope my parents will never get divorced yet, Frank has twice as many presents for Christmas now that he has 2 homes which reminds me, I have not yet prepared a wish-list for Christmas etc. While the other children have finished writing the initial sentance, the gifted child does not remember it at all and if she’s pressed, she may write the last sentence that went through her head “ I have not yet prepared a wish-list for Christmas ”.
Also
www.talentdifferent.com/la-pensee-en-arborescence-901.htm...
www.asep-suisse.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_docman&am... (pdf) How to help such children overcome their ‘handicap’
From the main link in the title (translated from the French by Google Chrome, I think): Surprisingly, a high number of high potential children have trouble in school. “When it’s too easy for them, they get used to being on autopilot,” says the psychologist. “They’ve never learnt how to learn.” These difficulties are partly due to what specialists call arborescent thinking. “Normal people develop logical reasoning through linear, sequential thinking. However, the thought process in HP children is like fireworks exploding with ideas and impressive intuition. They can solve complex equations but will have difficulty explaining how they came up with the answer,” explains Pierre Fumeaux.
Surprisingly, a high number of HP children have trouble in school. “When it’s too easy for them, they get used to being on autopilot,” says the psychologist. “They’ve never learnt how to learn.”
Studies suggest that HP children’s brains function differently. Information moves better between the two cerebral hemispheres. “We assume that they use both their left and right brains easily and have excellent abilities in both logic and creativity,” says the child psychiatrist. “Other work has shown that HP children can more easily juggle with concepts and think in the abstract, such as performing mental calculations. “In a functional MRI, a dye is injected to highlight the areas of the brain with the highest blood flow.
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Got signed to ReQuest Model Management in New York shortly after.
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This San Diego native was born in Nigeria and has pure star potential.
As someone requested, here's another ferret pic ;) This is Chewy :D
I wish it would have focused on his face clearer and not his body, but he's so adorable, who cares! His cute flat-top haircut makes me giggle.
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