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Col. Michael Wawrzyniak presents the commissioning certificate to 2 LT Samples at Fort Knox, Ky on July 10, 2016..Photo by Nadia Essien
I needed a canvas sample and we also needed one for our living room, so we got this :)Hehe, yes, I do LOVE my daughter that much :)
P.S. She is safe there, Alex is on the floor ready to catch if she decides to jump down.
our sample shirt arrived yesterday, and the print looks nice! very true colors, good detail... I'm happy! I'm giving it the wash-test right now.
your shirts should be in your mailboxes soon, too!
Sample image taken with a Nikon Z 35mm f1.4. If you find my reviews and samples useful, please treat me to a coffee at www.paypal.me/cameralabs
These samples and comparisons are part of my Nikon Z 35mm f1.4 review at:
www.cameralabs.com/nikon-z-35mm-f1-4-review/
Feel free to download the original image for evaluation on your own computer or printer, but please don't use it on another website or publication without permission from www.cameralabs.com/
Sample image taken with a Canon RF 35mm f1.4L VCM. All are JPEGs straight out of camera. If you find my reviews and samples useful, please treat me to a coffee at www.paypal.me/cameralabs
These samples and comparisons are part of my Canon RF 35mm f1.4L VCM review at:
www.cameralabs.com/canon-rf-35mm-f1-4l-vcm-review/
Feel free to download the original image for evaluation on your own computer or printer, but please don't use it on another website or publication without permission from www.cameralabs.com/
DUP representatives attending the Mullahead Ploughing Match get the chance to sample some good local food at the 'Mash Direct' stand.
Collecting water sample.
The 2010 sampling in Totten Inlet for the second season of oyster emergency-related Ocean Acidification work. Pacific Shellfish Institute and Puget Sound Restoration Fund do most of the weekly field sampling for water quality (including CO2/pH) and sampling the water column for nutrients, chlorophyll , native oyster larvae, and they deploy shell collectors at three beach elevations on a rotational weekly basis to document native oyster sets. Native oysters spawn much earlier than (Japanese) Pacific oysters in Hood Canal, so this sampling has begun (for larvae) earlier than the field sampling for Pacific oysters in Dabob Bay. Duplicate sampling is done in Dabob Bay.
Identify the Artist XIX
Starting Sunday, March 31, 2024 at 8:00 pm East Coast USA DST
Week 10 Portraits of Artists (1396 – 1400) 3/31 – 4/5/2024
Status after : Week 9 The Art of The Con (1391-1395) 3/24 – 3/29/2024
First, Second, and Third Place finishes are now in the books. The prizes were sent out this week. Congratulations to Trish / Madeleine / Eliska Koliosova
Commemorative Art Postcards are still up for grabs going into Week 10. Those names in italics and bold, at this point the top 10 and would qualify.
263 Trish Mayo
230 Madeleine
172 Eliska Koliosova
102 Mark Sobers
45 Noel Treacy
30 René
20 madalina potinc
14 Viejito
13 Krysztof KRR
12 Inspector Morse
12 FulAnd
7 Wuda-wasa
7 MisterMeta
5 Melinda Young Stuart
5 pictosh
4 Kim
4 jean louis mazieres
4 Valerio Rosellini
4 SILV DAMIC
4 Suzanne Lacroix
4 Patrick
4 Anton Shomali
4 Mike X-d
3 kiebres
3 Luis Adrián Rojas Yáñez
3 Aurelia
2 Bernard Blanc
2 Ruthie St. Steven
2 José D
2 Lee Wooten
2 Peter
2 茱蒂2號 飛
2 derek visser
2 Julia O
2 Mary Warren
2 Thea Prum
1 Davide Terragni
1 ktmqi
1 Olga Johanna Christina
1 angelspayson
1 Qi Bo
1 老納 tong
1 Thomas Hawk
1 Marisa
1 sedat vurat
1 A V
1 Laurent Pagès
1 Pascal Franche
1 temcbrid2
1 sandro bisotti
1 Alix May
1 Chris Chilvers
1 Yazoo Street
1 Nico Araujo
1 Gunnar
1 Cornelis Verwaal
1 Fernando Velázquez
1 Carroll DeWeese
1 Igflickr1
1 Iain Davidson
1 Marat Elkanidze
1 memories of days gone by
1 Chuck Moser
1 LIN-C-Y
1 Javier Gallego
1 Mara Arantes
1 dustin cecil
Above
Alfred Stieglitz American 1864 – 1946
Georgia O’Keeffe, 1918
Gelatin silver print
From the Spectacular Exhibition:
FACE TO FACE
Portraits of Artists
The invention of photography ushered in the age of celebrity, eventually making it possible to distribute thousands—even millions—of pictures of notable people throughout the world. Artists and writers, like stage performers, political leaders, and others, quickly learned that photographs were an indispensable tool to fashion their public identities and spread their fame. Face to Face presents a sampling from out extraordinary collection of photographic portraits of artists, including painters, dancers, sculptors, poets, novelists, singers and other creative people from the past century and more. Among these are groupings about five artists who shrewdly mined the medium’s potential to represent them as the artists they wished to be: Thomas Eakins, Alfred Stieglitz and Georgia O’Keeffe, Marcel Duchamp, and Frido Kahlo.
Large groups of portraits by Arnold Newman and Carl Van Vechten anchor the exhibition. Works by these two artists are key to our photography holdings: The Museum’s first-ever photography exhibition, in 1945, was a show of Newman’s contemporary portraits, titled Artists Look Like This. In 1965 we received a gift of more than 12,000 photographs by Van Vechten, a novelist and social butterfly who studiously recorded almost everyone he knew, including hundreds of African American artists.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art prides itself on being a place for artists—a site where they can encounter works of art that are touchstones for their own creativity, and a loving storehouse for their greatest achievements. So these wonderful portraits feel a little bit like family photos that we’re excited to share with you.
Here's an example of my normal handwriting. Notice how letters are connected in a way that has little to do with word length - as in "normal" - 1, 2, 3 letters are grouped.
The Desset Tray fondant cake samples. Umm...
Cooking Up A Story, a weekly show about food and people.
For stories, recipes, a place to explore and more, please visit us on the web: www.cookingupastory.com
Taken in 2012.
A shoemaker's sample shoes, made of stamped and punched leather with silk tassels (probably 1610-20). At the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Zeke at Waterjet Tech cut this sample for us out of 5/8" optically clear glass. At first it looks like plexiglass, since it is totally clear (not a light green color like regular glass). It is going to turn out awesome!
Sample cover letter from varolmak.com/coverletter/coverletter2.jpg Check out my blog to see the importance of cover letters. Thatsrealprofessional.blogspot.com
