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Spectators are pictured watching their children play tennis at the Save The Children’s annual Festival of Tennis at the National Tennis Centre in London, October 27th, 2013.
Credit: Susannah Ireland / Save The Children
Steve Fone makes a save in overtime to keep Phoenix in the game on the penalty kill.
Photo by Richard Allan.
"I'm gonna save you fucker,....not gonna lose you
Feeling cocky and strong,.. can't let you go,...
Too important to me"
Pearl Jam
The McMillan Park Reservoir Sand Filtration Site is a 25-acre Olmsted park bounded by North Capitol Street, NW; Michigan Avenue, NW; First Street, NW and Channing Street, NW. Structures on the site consist of twenty underground sand filtration chambers and two east-west service access courts on which stand rows of sand storage bins, sand washing equipment, and regulator houses.
My cousin is getting married and wanted me to take some pics of the ring for her save the date. I mean LOOK AT THAT THING! Who *wouldn't* want pictures of it?! Awesome.
Project: Save Ends "Strength vs. Will"
Client: Save Ends
Process: Offset
Inks: 1/0 (Pantone Ink)
Paper: Environment Natural White
saveends.bandcamp.com
General Tips on saving energy use of energy without adversely affecting the level of production, product quality, safety and environmental standards, etc.
To save you some time counting, that's 160 photos :-)
You can check it out at the full size.. but that would probably take a while to load! So here's a quick link to my Fireworks Set
Istambul, Santa Sofia, dicembre 2010
You saw me standing by the old
Corner of the main street
And the lights are flashing on your window sill
All alone ain't much fun
So you're looking for the thrill
And you know just what it takes and where to go
Don't say a prayer for me now
Save it 'til the morning after
No, don't say a prayer for me now
Save it 'til the morning after
The McMillan Park Reservoir Sand Filtration Site is a 25-acre Olmsted park bounded by North Capitol Street, NW; Michigan Avenue, NW; First Street, NW and Channing Street, NW. Structures on the site consist of twenty underground sand filtration chambers and two east-west service access courts on which stand rows of sand storage bins, sand washing equipment, and regulator houses.
ARTIST: ORTICANOODLES
title: “GOD SAVE STENCILS”
EDITION OF 30 - different color for each
SIZE: 50X70 CM
MEDIUM: spraypaint stencil on paper (Fabriano/Fedrigoni paper 220g)
FREE SHIPPING FOR THE FISRT 6
SIGNED and NUMBERED BY THE ARTIST + COA
email> URBANPAINTING@YMAIL.COM
I never got around to upgrading the font management tool at work past version 3. Only 4 and 5 are eligible for 50% off upgrade to version 6. But I bought 3 soon before 4 came out and it turns out I had a free version 4 license which is valid to upgrade to 6 for $60 instead of buying full version at $120. w00t!
Trolls: Save the Humans
by Thomas Dambo
Feb. 18 – Sept. 17: Experience Thomas Dambo’s exhibition of enormous folklore-inspired sculptures built from reclaimed materials as it makes its world premiere at the Garden. Trolls: Save the Humans blends art, nature and messages of sustainability in a unique outdoor art installation. The exhibition is Thomas Dambo’s latest exploration in crafting giant trolls – ranging from 15 feet tall to 25 feet wide – with an environmental call. Dambo tells an evolved story of listening and tending to nature, further building on the Nordic-inspired tales and artist-made poems surrounding the many other larger-than-life trolls that co-exist in various locations around the world. The all-new traveling exhibition will amaze and delight visitors of all ages with its whimsical sculptures, each created from reclaimed wood, highlighting the artist’s passion as a recycling art activist.
Thomas Dambo is considered the world’s leading recycle artist and is famous for his various art installations around the world, most notably his giant troll sculptures. From a young age, Dambo’ parents engrained the value of recycling, from which his clever mind saw an opportunity to gather free materials to build, play and imagine.
Before embarking on the path building larger-than-life sculptures, Dambo has lived a diverse life. His multifaceted resume includes talents such as being a human beatbox and a graffiti/street artist. His music career as a rapper introduced him to creativity and building, as he curated his brand and built the sets for his over-the-top performances. Around the same time, Dambo enrolled at the internationally acclaimed Kolding Design School, where he got his master’s degree in interactive design and began building thousands of colorful birdhouses he would “tag” all over Denmark. Without any money to pay for his materials, Dambo returned to the roots his parents taught him and started dumpster diving to find limitless resources, which is still practiced in his artwork today.