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Sand artist and armed services veteran Stephen Barnes surveys a part of his mural calling for peace, drawn in the sand of Santa Barbara, CALIF. on 8/18/2006.
(Photo by: Brian C. Brew/Brooks Institute of Photography, ©2006)
AlliZ Cosplay as a crossplay movie Aquaman. Delightful cosplayer who stands 6'1", according to her Instagram, and who made me feel very small and breakable.
Perhaps some of you (though I know many of you are too young...) may remember the popular and funny Carol Burnett Show from the late 60's to '70s. When I saw these brooms and other janitorial elements behind a popular restaurant, I immediately thought of the charwoman character created by the spontaneous actress/comedian. All of her characters were zany and you could sense the genuine passion she had for both her work and her co-workers. It was just such a classic variety show that always seemed to meet its goal in making people laugh.
In such a comedic production, there are few boundaries and rules. The more freedom and 'stretch,' the more opportunity to innovate and create - a vital component for many disciplines, but especially the arts! So, are the rules meant to be broken? Some rules definitely are 'breakable', i.e., many rules are poorly conceived and unenforceable (why do we establish such edicts?). Other rules can be broken under certain conditions, while others are definitely more meaningful. Like so many things, there is quite a bit of gray area! Alley between 8th St & 9th St and 6th Ave S & 7th Ave S, Naples, FL
Rulers made of Ivory were in use by the Indus Valley Civilization period prior to 1500 BC, but this broken-in-half ruler is made from plastic and is perched on an empty shop's window sill.
I guess now that the Ruler is in two parts, it can be one rule for one, and one rule for another.
Online ruler: iruler.net/
Breaking the rules
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Jantso Jokelin (harmonica, beatboxing, vocals), Touko Hujanen (baglama saz, vocals).
Ataturk @ Blues Rules Festival Crissier 3, 27.5.2012.
(c) Christophe Losberger
The temple dates from the 13th century when the Majapahit dynasty from Java ruled over the island. The remains of the old brick gateway were damaged in the 1917 earthquake, causing the loss of some decoration. The temple was subsequently restored.
Rule #115: If I have to stop in the road and wait for it, it gets it's picture taken.
I was more than happy to wait for this guy. He was filling in pot holes in the road, and with the winter we've had, there are many.
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Ascot Helipad 18-06-2016 - The fifth and final day of Royal Ascot 2016 finishing with low cloud and the sunshine hiding yet again, but a good selection of helicopters during the week well managed by Helicopter and Aviation Services Ltd
G-RULE Robinson R44 Raven II (11039)
Divisibility Rules Worksheet The above procedure works very well for small numbers. However, it would be time-consuming to find all factors of 621. Thus we need a better method for determining if a large number is prime or composite. Every number has one and itself as a factor. Thus, if we could find one factor of 621, other than 1 and itself, we could prove that 621 is composite. One way to find factors of large numbers quickly is to use tests for divisibility.
Rule of Composition : Rule of Thirds
This picture consist of an object that is placed on the intersection of the natural point of viewers.
Why this is a good picture :
The object in this picture is interesting and different. The light that is illuminating from the object provides a unique effect to the picture, giving it a special element. The object is placed to look like as though it is staring at the viewers.
How can this be improved :
This picture would do better if the lighting in this picture is improved. The poor lighting failed to bring out the saturation of colours of this picture, making it look dull.