Expo
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(no tripod, no treatment) / New Year’s Eve 2008/2009 / Portugal /
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THE SUBJECT: / A partially buried piece of chain uncovered by the receding tide. THE LOCATION”: / It was photographed very early in my photographic “career” beside the Hastings River at the Boundary Street ferry wharf in Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia, on bright spring day. THE MAKING of ‘Low Tide Exposé’: / Fuji S5500: High resolution jpg, Auto f/3.1 @ 1/400sec, ISO100, Hand held. / Photoshop CS. Visit the Macro – Abstract – Still Life collection in my BubbleSite Gallery for more tidal delights. Enjoy! BEACHCOMBINGS / (Click the links!) Low Tide Exposé / Reggae / She Sell / Stranded / Dead Marine / Tidal Stones – Pietra Papilio / Tidal Stones – Devil in the Sand / Tidal Stones – Black Rock / Tidal Stones #6 / Beachcombings – Panning for Gold / Beachcombings – Seahorses / Beachcombings #7 / Kattang Beachcombings /
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F22 Raptor on a cloudy day. World Space Expo 2007 at Kennedy Space Center.
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I was nine…............. / do you recognize me.. ? This one is dedicated to my dear beloved cousin Iris. I have tears in my eyes. for she is the only one who has come to my begging my family to come and join the fun on RB.. she doesnt have a site yet. but she is out there commenting lol!.. if you see her ., you just might only see her for now in my pics…..and she just might start wandering around leaving the cutest and feeling comments. and she might leave you with a poem her name is “hapyfeet5”.. lol! The year. 1967. The worlds fair in NYC!!!.. wow. what a time we had. this was Easter Sunday of that year. and we were proudly displaying polyester spring coats and patten leather shoes… our hats. oh dear…. my sister Annie is there …...dreamy , beautiful Annie. the one in the middle is my friend whom had such a hard life, it was difficult to understand. her mom had eight children, and Socorro, pictured here was the youngest. All children were fighters in gangs, and drinker and yellers. Mom was a saint whom prayed all day long and cooked and worked in a factory . How her children would be so ungrateful, yelling at her was always a mystery to me. We never yelled at mom, and if we did, we would get what was called a “cocotazo”.. that meant that moms knuckle would hit our head with a bang.. there was no question about it. The car you see we are on , was a humorous expo that was for portraits… lol!.. at the lobby of Chevrolet!. the company that we were visiting when mom decided we needed a relic…...... a moment to remember where we all were. she couldnt believe it herself. Mom was the type whom never had money.. but she would always take us to special places, she made sure of it. and she would remind us of these places, by telling us stories. because of this picture, I remember the expo of 1967 in NYC ..and in particular the Chrysler Exposition . where we got to ride a car as if we were driving. what a sensation! wooooooo ho !.. this was so cool . oh, and by the way. mom knew socorro and her mom would never be able to afford to go, so mom made sure somehow she was going to take my friend somewhere special . And this was one of the many places we went to . and to Boot!: mom wrote her note on it!.. “here we are with our beloved Socorro, in the worlds fair on easter Sunday 1967
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People silhouettes in water expo pavilion and reflex on water surface
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I specificaly wanted to come up with a tribute to the amazing artists on REDBUBBLE…. / You have given me inspiration – fresh ideas – encouraged my souls artisic compulsion …....... / You have Inspired my long lost expressionable purpose to this world & I SO love you for it!! / My greatest GREATEST ambition is to teach others to create with soul ~ create with vision & let GO of ALL inhibitions. ( Mostly those with mental illness, depression, children, senior citizens & rural communities ‘They MUST connect this’! / To those from redbuble that created such an outlet …......ON mount Everest you should stand! / I just beg you to hold the biggest art display known to man I have known millions to go through a garden expo’s car & boat expo’s it just goes on forever BUT I mean BUT I have never known anyone to hold an enormous ART EXPO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! / SO hope you see the dollar signs here & leave the spreading of art addiction to US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Taken at the Melbourne Pet Expo a couple on months ago. Canon EOS 50D / Canon 28-135 lens. Thank you for looking.
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May the Light be with you in 2009. / . (full colour) / (no tripod, as is, no treatment) LISBON. NEW YEAR´S EVE. 2009 PORTUGAL / By the Tagus River. /
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This bird of prey is called a KIte cool looking bird dont you think!!! lol
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Photo of a couple in a bridge pathway going trough light.
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Pretty little falcon!
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Another of the Kite at the SEWE Expo in Charleston
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An artist from Durga Tattoo, Jakarta, Indonesia working on a subject in their booth at the Sydney Tattoo & Body Art Expo
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Pulling some vertical G’s.
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Picture taken from the Goodwill Bridge in Brisbane during the 20th Anniversary of Expo ‘88 celebrations last week.
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Rhythm of Pattern - Cruise Ship Terminal Vancouver Canada
by Christine Till @ CT-GraphicsUS$6.65–US$152.00
This attractive tent-like structure is a relic from Expo 86 in Vancouver, Canada. The city transformed an old cargo pier into a showcase intended to rival the Opera House in Sydney, Australia. / Today it is home to a cruise ship terminal, a convention center and a hotel. Shot with a classic Russian Lomo LC-A camera. / / / / Framed Print /
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Utah Auto Expo – 01-16-2009
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Fuji 64T film photography scanned.
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The acid lemon flowers of expo gold and leaves make up this mandala.
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Second-Life / SL – Silhouettes / SL – Architecture / — / Region: Slackstreet (239616, 258048) / slurl.com/secondlife/Slackstreet/198/79/25/
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Expo Way as seen from Georgia Viaduct in Vancouver. This is right in between GM Place,vBC Place and Costco.
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