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HAIR: ::Exile:: Mona:Roots-Swiss (TDR Blue)
SHIRT: Baiastice Nadja mini dress gold (TDR Blue)
NECKLACE 1: (Kunglers Extra) Bellis - necklace (TDR Blue)
NECKLACE 2: [ glow ] studio - So long Necklace (leather)
SKIRT: -tb- Ciao Baby Dress - Peachy (TDR Blue)
SHOES: HOC Industries - Platform Pump
Blue Sequence Arabs. Carnivale in Venezia 2009. Venice, Italy. Color photography by Donna Corless.
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Check the Venice Carnival 2009 Gallery.
Another image with this costume is included in the book "Portraits of Venice Carnival: 2009" which can be seen at www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/769361
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I don't do much photo manipulation but I had to try after getting a sequence of these photos by accident. This is David Rozner.
Sequence shot of St Kevin's attacking Cherry Orchard defence in DDSL Under 15 Premier game at Shanowen Road Dublin 9. St Kevin's Boys won 4-2, having come back from 2 goals down.
I cut out the first part of this video of the sun actually coming up due to not having my camera set in manual mode.But What I did manage to get was a very good video of the valley outside my house being lit up by the sunlight.I have a lot of interesting things going on,this includes cars moving,trees waving and closely curtains opening up around differing houses.
An inspiring synth created by the man behind Sequential Circuits and MIDI! 2 analogue oscillators and 2 digital oscilltors, analogue filter, delay and feedback circuit plus a 4 track step sequencer. Corky would kill for the keyboard version of this beauty!
Opening Reception for Narrative Sequences, and Featured Artist Projects by Leah Oates and Star Black
A sequence of images showing the graceful motion of a humpback whale breach. The last one is a good "ID" shot showing the distinctive pattern on the underside of the tail.
I looked at the alphabet as a sequence of letters, got quotes from a book on the alphabet and wrote them in Alphabetti Spaghetti.
Trying out my new scanner, I took this shot last winter.
It was a rather gray day but I really wanted to give my camera a try. most of the pictures came out gray just like the weather, but I like how it makes these coloured poles stand out more.
Shot with Mamiya 645 loaded with Fuji pro 160S scanned with a epson v500
Still figuring this scanning business out so don't expect to much of it ;)