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I will be the only swimmer doing breast strokes at the Swim for Jim! James A. Robles Memorial One-Hour Swim. I am raising money for MANNA, a non-profit organization which provide food to Philadelphia-area people who are living with AIDS, cancer, and other illness. Contact me to be my sponsor!
The signature shot for the butterfly stroke. Missing are the fully extended hands with pointed fingertips. Every swimmer has a different stroke though and some try to keep their hands relaxed as they pull the arms forward. I think this is the most dynamic stroke in swimming. It is second easiest to photograph (the first being the breast stroke) and the results can be amazing.
For anybody interested, this is the same child from earlier in my photostream jumping backwards into the pool.
Es gab seltsamerweise nur Sitzplaetze, ich habe einmal unauffaellig versucht, meinen Bereich zu verlassen und mich zur Buehne durchzuschleichen, aber die Ordner waren rigoros und haben jeden zurueckgeschickt...
The Strokes wrap up their final song of the night at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas on March 14, 2006.
©2006 Joey Castillo / The Daily Texan
Some people think they're always right
Others are quiet and uptight
Others they seem so very nice nice nice nice nice oh oh
Inside they might feel sad and wrong
APEX 18×10″ ET25 ARC-8 Wheels in Matte Bronze
275/35-18 Federal 595RS-RR Tires
APEX 5mm Front Spacer
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Stroke of Midnight, 80 by 82, machine pieced and quilted. I made this from crumbs and free-pieced letters.
The Strokes
with Devendra Banhart & the Grogs
at Madison Square Garden
on April 1, 2011
13" x 19" giclee print
Open Edition
Signed by the Artist