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I will never forget kiddo's face when he woke up on his birthday morning to a ceiling covered in balloons. Having them static-ly stick becomes so magical in his eyes - I LOVE that. These are the moments I will hold onto forever.
The static-hair look never gets old - I adore how H's curls straighten out!
Kel Murphy Photography | Lifestyle
Even with around 15 seconds of exposure, this dad was so static and focused on taking a picture of his daugter that I could not make him dissapear.
Sikorsky S-92A "Legacy of Heroes" Helibus. Singapore Airshow 2012 static display. Changi, Singapore.
My only entry in this weeks WET Challenge…
This was all created 'Digitally' - no other image was
used or sampled apart from the MASTER IMAGE
to creat the ACs
Enjoy…
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From a hike last fall to Bynuten,the highest mountain in the municipal of Sandnes,where I live. Because of fading daylight,I regret to say that we didn`t make it all the way to the top that time. But the mountain is still there,and will be for a VERY long time to come,so there is still a chance....
To the top or not,it was a great hike. :-)
let them eat static. . . .
stills from experimental animation; animated gradients & audio elements created in Logic, Motion, maxMSP + jitter; composited in Premiere.
I thought this 1/2 tsp of Fiber Powder looked kinda neat....so of course I took a picture. Both of my cats have IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome). I found out that a lot of Maine Coon cats have this problem. Their Veterinarian told me to put 1 tsp of non-flavoured Fiber Powder in their food 2-3 times a day. The Vet said that Fiber Powder will also help to "move" hairballs out. I have noticed, since using it, that they have less hairballs. The non-flavoured, non-gritty, no sugar Fiber Powder is what I use. I mix it in their moist food. I was surprised that neither kitty noticed the powder in their food! Cat owners know that its usually pretty hard to sneak a medicine of any kind in their cats food! ha. If your cat has a lot of hairballs or bowel problems, ask your Vet about using Fiber Powder. I would assume that dog owners can also use it, but ask your Vet to be sure. Mt Juliet, Tn.