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I decided to re-make an old one and combine my 2 versions of Roxy's Enchantix(fav transformation). This is done because in future I'm planniing to draw animation\video transformation for her and also do a doll based on witty roxy(i have one)
SXSW
Likely Texas' best known street, the seven block's of 6th Street between Congress and IH 35 are certainly Austin's entertainment center. With a little help from it's many like-minded sister streets, 6th Street is the heart of Austin's live entertainment scene and the capital of third coast music.
Sixth Street (formerly known as Pecan Street) is lined with many historical houses and commercial buildings dating from the late 1800's and early 1900's. The storied old buildings now house numerous bars, a host of live entertainment venues, tattoo parlors, art galleries, casual cafes, upscale restaurants, and the elegant Driskill Hotel. Live music of every genre abounds. From jazz, blues, and country to rock, hip-hop, beat, progressive, metal, punk and derivations of these, there's something to whet everyone's musical pallete. Great food is a staple on Sixth Street, featuring such regional staples as chili, ribs, and Tex-Mex plus steak, seafood, cajun-cooking, and deli.
Sixth Street draws an eclectic bunch including endless streams of mostly single UT students, the YUP's, the burb's, some interesting street folk,and lot's of out of town visitors. It's not uncommon to spy some celebrity type taking in the sights on 6th. From film folk to politicians, to music men and women, Sixth Street rubs elbows well. Dress code, yeah right. You'll see cowboys and punks, surfers and suits. On Halloween anything goes, and during Mardi Gras, everything goes !
Going West from the entertainment area, West Sixth Street offers another suprise with antique stores, art galleries, hair salons, restaurants, and lot's of eclectic shops.
Sixth Street is Austin's entertainment showpiece, and deservedly so. Great events like the Austin Mardi Gras celebration, SXSW, The Republic of Texas Bikers Rally, the Pecan Street Festival and Sixth's Street infamous Haloween celebration all make for great times with great people.
Another shot of Roxy.
Strobist: Studio Monolight w/ Softbox above model and another light w/ blue gel in the Mini.
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Il Roxy Bar di Bologna reso celebre dalla canzone "vita spericolata" di Vasco Rossi - www.roxybarbologna.it
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OMG wir sind bei Kollegen am bräteln, da zog ich doch meine Roxy Flip Flops aus. So sehen sie nun heute Abend aus. Du meine Güte da sind ja tiefe Toe Prints eingeprägt. OMG. Ich trug die Dinger auch den ganzen Tag. Wow, Power Zehen......
This is Roxy! See my profile for information on how to snatch her up.
Roxy is a very spunky flying monkey. She’s always the life of the party and loves to have a good time. She loves to sing karaoke, ride roller coasters, and fly in loop-di-loops. Roxy likes to have sleep overs, with lots of pizza, nail polish, and girly movies. She always tries to stay up later than everyone else, but she never makes it. Roxy can’t wait to find a new home, so she can have a slumber party with you!
Roxy has a bright magenta body with colorful polka dot details all done in snuggly flannel. Her wings and smile are hand embroidered in fuchsia, and her eyes are embroidered in black and white. She is stuffed with polyester fiberfill to be oh so squishable.
Roxy stands about 16” tall from the top of her head to her feet.
Machine wash on gentle cycle, (or hand wash) and tumble dry low, or air dry.
Il Roxy Bar di Bologna reso celebre dalla canzone "vita spericolata" di Vasco Rossi - www.roxybarbologna.it
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Il Roxy Bar di Bologna reso celebre dalla canzone "vita spericolata" di Vasco Rossi - www.roxybarbologna.it
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So this is Roxy we have worked together before and she is fun and as professional as they come a pleasure to work with.Again this is from the "Chipotle 10" shoot lots of fun!
This is pretty much SOC I did a liittle work in LR bring out the blacks and red,sharpened,and added a vignette.The WB is a trick that the master jedi Mel Haynes Jr. was so gracious to show me.So not too much work...
Strobist:One WL 1600 in a large softbox camera left.One WL 1600 with a grid camera right and low just to even out the light.Triggered with PW.PP in LR2..
Mayhem #676092
Thanks to everyone for helping out it was lots of laughs and a little bit of pain,I wouldn't want it any other way.So thanks Rea,Mel,Jason,Paul and Matt!
"ROXY THEATRE. World's largest theatre; seats over
6,200; largest permanent symphony orchestra; colossal pip
organ, played by three organists; cathedral chime of 21
bells; permanent choral group; permanent ballet corps and
precision dancers, the Roxyettes; foyers and lobbies of un-
usual size and splendor; decorations of marvelous beauty.
Magnificent state shows. Finest talking pictures. News
of the world in Fox Movietone. Refreshingly cooled in
summer. Unique features of service, comfort and conven-
ience. One of the famous show places of New York City
and attended by visitors from all over the world."
From Cinematreasures.org:
"Often cited as the most impressive movie palace ever built, the Roxy Theatre was called “The Cathedral of the Motion Picture” by its creator and namesake, Samuel ‘Roxy’ Rothafel. Roxy was arguably the greatest showmen of his time and he built a theater that has seemingly outlasted his own legend.
With its nearly 6,000 seats and multi-tiered balconies, the Roxy Theatre was the showplace of New York City and of the nation. Construction began on March 22, 1926 and it opened on March 11, 1927 with Gloria Swanson in “The Loves of Sonya”. It was designed by architect Walter W. Ahlschlager of Chicago (who also designed New York’s Beacon Theatre), with interior decoration by Harold W. Rambusch of New York. Its rather modest entrance at the Taft Hotel disguised one of the most cavernous lobbies ever built and a magnificent auditorium that has lived on in its patrons' imagination. Whatever adjectives can be used for the Roxy Theatre, they all fail to signify the theatre’s achievement.
Sadly, the decline in attendance that had begun in the 1950’s spilled over into the early-1960’s and the Roxy Theatre closed with Dirk Bogarde in “The Wind Cannot Read” which began its run on March 9, 1960. Despite numerous protests, it was razed in 1961. In its place sits a nondescript and unremarkable office building. The neighboring Taft Hotel survives to this day (now the Michangelo Hotel) and is the only evidence that this epic structure was ever here. A TGI Friday’s restaurant occupies the theatres' original entrance."
Roxy in red ... the gallery ! SCATTATE con me .. scrivetemi !!!
Roxy at The Custard Factory, Birmingham.
Lighting info: Elinchrom Quadra with 18cm reflector positioned camera right about 2m up and 4m from the model to get the defined shadow on the wall. Triggered by the built in skyport system.
What better way to remember the Roxy Jam Cardiff than with poster, stickers, hats, t-shirts, and totes.
Il Roxy Bar di Bologna reso celebre dalla canzone "vita spericolata" di Vasco Rossi - www.roxybarbologna.it
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Il Roxy Bar di Bologna reso celebre dalla canzone "vita spericolata" di Vasco Rossi - www.roxybarbologna.it
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