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Thinking - the question marks in front of him are not of my making.

At the edge of Chapultepec Park, Mexico City

Ephemeral Visions | Straglen | About Me

 

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I just have to wonder what the Antler's tow guy was thinking as Shanna and Sermed danced about and drank Sapphire to one of the final songs of the trip...it was none other than Styx, "Come Sail Away."

I spent the Easter vacation travelling. This is Óskar by Goðafoss in northern Iceland, his stuff here: www.oskarpall.com

  

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Chess players thinking while playing chess at Yakima Regional Library. Currently, Yakima Chess Club meet at the Yakima

 

Regional Library on Monday evenings from 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. in their basement meeting room.

 

Also, on Thursday evenings meet at Borders Bookstore from 5 p.m.- 9 p.m.

The Library is located at 102 N. 3rd St. in downtown Yakima, and Border's Bookstore is

 

located near the Valley Mall at 1700 E. Washington Ave. in Union Gap.

I was practicing on my camera when I saw this boy who was less than a year old. He stole my attention when I saw his expression...deeply thinking about something and yet less than a year old.

Modelo / Model: Astrid

I really like these.

Trade the Camaro in for one????...thinking about it.

 

August 7, 2017

Just built: LEGO Monster Museum a.k.a. LEGO Bear Project

 

After weeks of planning and months of collecting I finally started to built the LEGO Monster Museum project which was previously called LEGO Bear Project.

 

It's not a secret that you can see the remake of Gregory Coquelz's work (bit.ly/28JyZvp) which isn't an easy one at all but it's exciting for sure! I first saw this masterpiece last fall and after a couple weeks of thinking I decided that I need one on my table. I used around 3800 pieces during the process which took 40 hours to finish. I mean, just the building part, of course. Let's see the details now!

 

Next to the main four scenes there's also a dreadful moment at the tower. You can see 14 minifigs, including the bear and the two skeletons. There are two ghosts, Frankenstein's monster, a Mummy, a Swamp Thing, Dracula and the five terrified persons who want to be terrified. These guys went to the museum because they wanted to be afraid. That's my story. The original creator based his project on a board game that he often played with when he was a child.

 

I don't want to get into the details too much but you should know that it was really hard to remake the project of the Belgian master, Yatkuu! I especially worked a lot on the pavement and its levels at some parts but it was also a great challenge to build the walls the exact same way Yatkuu did them. The biggest question was how to apply the turned tower which I recreated in LDD when it was not in its place and it only got there during the building process and I had to make some modifications. The inside structure of the tower is not easy but I successfully did everything the way I planned and I could also fix the stairs but I haven't secured the tower itself to the pavement, however it still stands safely in its place because it's surrounded by four walls. So on the inside it's almost identical to the original but I'm sure that we used completely different bricks behind the walls and under the pavements.

 

Another difference from the original that I haven't put lighting parts to some places and it's not turning around like Yatkuu's work. It wasn't important for me, although to think of it now, it would have been a huge challenge if I would have wanted to do it.

 

That's it about the behind the scenes infos, let's switch to the photography part now. The more smaller and bigger projects I do, the better I get in this as well. This time I haven't done it in front a white background like I did with most of my work in the past, including Baba Yaga (bit.ly/1PujSm9). Now I chose a grey one. It's a whole other story, but let's just say that grey was a better match for this one and that's why I have chosen it.

 

So, that was the story of the LEGO Monster Museum. I have learned a lot during the building process and soon I'll show you other photos with a lot more figures. Stay tuned!

 

Hungarian version:

bit.ly/28JF79D

Greer takes a break with a nice cup of tea and a sea view

test màu với photoshop CS5 & lightroom 3

My Gently love bag has a sister.. And I am thinking that it is a little bit nicer as my own...:-) hmhmhmhm... I spent so many hours working on it but I realy love these bags:-)

Praising you, I must,

you're the only man I trust,

simply set on you!

Ever since we met my love

my heart has risen above,

I am thinking of you.

Nice France - June 2009 - not sure if he was waiting or just thinking!?

Design Thinking Workshop with Success Beyond Limits

China 2006: Day 3: Beijing: Man pondering his future?

Design Thinking Workshop with Success Beyond Limits

Did you ever stop to think, and forget to start again? ~Winnie the Pooh

thinking chimpanzee

I chose this title "Thinking" because I want to describe how I take a photo, it's not just holding the camera in hand and finding a clishe angle and shooting. Before I press the shutter or even hold the camera, I try to convert what is in my mind into a picture with the objects that are in that environment and choose the best angle that describes it, and after that I take the camera to convert the picture in my mind into a digital file.

 

Nikon D200

Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D

My daughter playing in the rain. Puzzled by the drain.

not having orther place to think

You could be forgiven for thinking this picture was taken in a bar in Newcastle with the amount of Anarchy Brew beers being served but it is central London opposite Paddington station. Everyone was melting as it was already 28C. Lots of young ladies about in cowboy boots and stetsons as there was a big two day country and western festival in nearby Hyde Park headlined by Zach Bryan. No, me neither .

O tempo passa e Deus sabe que eu tento continuar com a vida

Decidi não esconder meus sentimentos, mesmo que eles machuquem

As vezes ,eu me esqueço de lembrar de você

É fácil trancar as dores, não querer relevar

Mas eu continuo forte, você me mostrou como me virar nesse mundo

Eu me casei minha querida, e ainda tive uma pequena bebê

Eu gostaria que você pudesse vê-la, eu juro que ela se pareçe com você

Se você pode me ouvir, me mostre um sinal, por favor mande uma borboleta ou duas

 

Eu estou pensando sobre a eternidade (faltando você)

Eu sei que você é muito melhor (nós fizemos assim)

 

Agora eu sei o que significa viver para o outro

Abrir mão de si mesmo

As coisas mudaram, as vezes fica estranho

Seu amor quer dizer o mesmo

Será que eu te dei orgulho? Mãe você pode me ver agora?

Se algo é bom em mim é porque você me mostrou como amar

E agora eu consigo compartilhar você com minha filha

Então ela pode entender

 

♫ Thinking About Forever - P.O.D.

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