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Cyn tham gia thi street style của Dexori á có gì vote cho Cyn nhaChỉ cần ấn Like thôi là đã bình chọn cho Cyn rồi, đơn giản lắm. Ai iu Cyn nhớ vote cho Cyn nhé, hên thì đậu :X :X
Voted "Best Diner in Manhattan"
402 W 34th St, New York, NY 10001
Happy Slider Sunday - HSS
Just a desaturated B&W layer added that I masked to bring up details.
I am in a National TV contest with this photo and I would really appreciate it if you could vote for me. I have to reach 250 votes to make it to the next level of voting. Thanks in advance for your vote. I really appreciate it.
Copyright© 2013 Kim Hojnacki
This image is protected under the United States and International Copyright laws and may not be downloaded, reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without written permission.
If you don't know what this is about, that's OK, no worries. For all my US friends, please VOTE...
Here in the US, while the president lies to us about the "left-wing problem" the right wing hate groups are plotting to kidnap government officials and start a civil war, Trump's response - "stand back and stand by". Well, we have our Armed Services and the State National Guards. We don't need right-wind militia hate groups walking around with guns or a "Trump Army" to "protect" us, we're better than this, WAKE UP PEOPLE - VOTE!!
And then a fly appeared on Pence's head during the debate. The fly is now famous!
Slid all the way out of photography and into the graphic world with inspiration by Mel Bochner for this fine Sunday, Happy Slider Sunday.
Sorry I haven't been around much lately, just getting this retirement thing sorted out. Still have plenty of pics just seems like I have less time now that I'm not working, go figure.
Bundoora, Victoria
Australia is having a federal election on Saturday 21 May this year but many seek to take advantage of the opportunity to do a pre poll or early vote. This is a voting centre near Latrobe University in the Victorian seat of Cooper. Being a little out of the way, it is a fairly quiet one.
Doug Harrop Photography • August 28, 2001
Sounding like a giant farm tractor on steroids, Utah Railway MK5000C 5004 leads an IPP coal train at Castle Gate.
With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, stay safe and laugh often! ❤️❤️❤️
Many people believe that all you need to do to create an AI image is type a description into a prompt box. Maybe that works for some people, but doesn't work for me. Below I've posted what this image looked like from the text prompt (actually this was image + text prompt to image). You can see the extent of post-processing needed: recomposing, repainting, color correction, re-rendering and so on. So before anyone starts claiming that all AI art is soulless and cheating I offer this as an example that a lot more work can (and in many cases should) go into AI images than their photographic counterparts. I'm not telling anyone how they should be creating art, but I would suggest that a text prompt might only be the start of an image.
*Votez pour la Nappe au Léon... / Vote for the tablecloth at Leon
Ah ces jeux de maux politiques... Je sais, pour la traduction angaise, c'est moins drôle...
Here in the USA it is election day. There is much at stake.
We’re Here! photographing Finger People!
HSS- please mask up and VOTE :) (added the mask)
methinks we need to add "please vote" messages til 11/3
Pragmatic ideologues rule the roost
in uncompromising pursuit of power
with all the moral mandates they’ve produced
and countenance most dour.
Looking down from Capitol Hill
emboldened by their popular support,
demigods elected- pure, distil,
not a human, not a wart.
Each election cycle brings about a bloodless coup,
yet takes a toll on the minds of men.
From crackpots to despots, what are we to do?
The polarization sets in.
If men were angels in a celestial theocracy
there’d be no sin and no bureaucracy.
If angels were to govern Earth,
we’d need no check on government girth.
With beatific support we make the choice
for a human with the heart of sin.
This is our political voice,
each vote cast a silent Amen.
Caught in currents with no life preserver,
cast your vote with self-righteous fervor
and be not afraid of apostasy within.
It’s not ‘till after, disappointment sets in.
Political theorists often opine,
victory to the strongly allied.
“No vote wasted, unless it’s against mine.
If you want all the glory, then vote on my side.”
Ensure yours is counted. There’s only one way.
Forget the lures and the poll and cast that ballot.
Our Uncle needs you to vote today,
no matter the party of your palate.
Moving state by state like a conquering Khan,
the opposition stands in defiance.
The lines of discourse are sharply drawn,
and I hear the sound of silence.
- Timothy Nall
Pixie is giving me that look which I think is suggesting I am wasting my time voting for anyone but her. Vote Tabby!
With Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge in the background: Odaiba Statue of Liberty (1998), Minato City, Tokyo.
Hi friends! I really need your vote, here:
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mixed media collage made for nyabn combining well-know retro 60's image with photo of a current (2000-somthing) graffiti-art wall in NYC urging all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people to vote in USA Elections
Primary Election Day in Hawaii. While the wife voted absentee at the mall
last week, I always like to hit the polls. It's raining, UH has a game this
afternoon, and primaries in a non-U.S. presidential election years are
always slow... We'll see how much the Akaka/Case and 2nd Congressional
District races do for turnout.