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I made up this colorful, crunchy salad on the spur of the moment since I had some organic carrots and half a can of black beans in the fridge and a friend coming over for lunch on a day when I had no time to shop. Well, the salad was a big hit! And I felt so virtuous, too--all those healthy raw-food enzymes, all that great fiber and nutrition. Not to mention the orange and black looked fabulous together and it tasted truly great. I've made it for a few people since then, and everybody wants the recipe, including my elderly parents who can look askance at anything too "weird," so I know this salad has really broad appeal!
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4 large carrots, grated on the large holes of a box-type grater
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photo by Bill Hayden Chas Cartwright Chas Cartwright became the 21st Superintendent of Glacier National Park on June 8, 2008. He leads nearly 450 permanent and temporary employees and nearly 1,500 volunteers who attend to more than 1 million acres of glaciers, lakes, streams, wilderness, and wildlife habitat, as well as hundreds of recreational sites and facilities. Cartwright is responsible for an annual base budget of more than $12 million. Nearly 2.1 million visitors passed through Glacier's gates last year, and the number continues to grow steadily. Cartwright has set an agenda of building relationships for the benefit of the Park and its owners, the American people. "One of my top priorities is to strengthen teamwork within the Park," the Superintendent said. "I will also focus on our ties with Park neighbors, especially local communities and tribes." In assuming the superintendency at Glacier, Cartwright celebrates 36 years of federal service, including 21 years with the National Park Service. He formerly served as Superintendent at Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. He has held a number of managerial positions during his government service, including Associate to the Deputy Director of the National Park Service in 2004 and 2005. He was Superintendent of Dinosaur National Monument from 2002 through 2004, Acting Superintendent of Carlsbad Caverns National Park in 2000 for seven months, Superintendent of Devils Tower National Monument from 1998 through 2001, Superintendent of Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site from 1993 through 1998, Superintendent of Hovenweep National Monument from 1990 through 1993, and Acting Superintendent of Natural Bridges National Monument in 1989 for three months. Cartwright worked at Canyonlands and Arches National Parks and Natural Bridges National Monument as an archeologist from 1987 through 1990. Prior to his work with the National Park Service, he worked for the Bureau of Land Management in Idaho, Arizona, and Utah as an archeologist from 1977 through 1987. He also worked for the United States Forest Service in California and Idaho as a fire fighter, river ranger, and fire lookout from 1972 through 1977. Cartwright is married to Lynda Stocks, who has a son and daughter, and they, in turn, have five grandchildren. "To say that my wife Lynda and I are excited about moving to Glacier country is an understatement," he said. Cartwright was born and reared in Detroit, Michigan. He graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in anthropology in 1972. He is an enthusiastic outdoorsman who regularly bikes, skis, swims, hikes, and kayaks. He has already begun to venture into the park to explore the unparalleled opportunities it offers to promote fitness and enjoy the nation's wild places. |


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I'm looking for tutorials, but not speed painting, time lapse videos or anything like that. I'm looking for a step by step guide to painting a full picture like you would find in a how to draw book. A written tutorial would be awesome. Have you used any that were helpful? Thanks!
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There isn't an all in one video that or tutorial that shows all these things you are seeking. What brushes to use is subjective. 5 different artists could use 5 different brushes and achieve the same effect. You really just need to practice and see what works for you. As far as some of the other more technical details of applying colors over grayscale images or effects in general, you could watch Feng Zhu's channel on youtube
. He talks through the entire process and helps build a basic art foundation that most of us beginner lack.
Start searching DA for tutorials, check youtube and most importantly practice. With time you will build your own style and tools.
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The most step by step i see is something like the portrait drawing link someone gave you.
Usually if i do a tutorial or when others to tutorials they talk about techniques. In digital (and traditional painting, perhaps not drawing) it's hard to replicate all the settings that somebody used and all the strokes used to paint. You might try searching for walkthroughs. That's the closest you'll get and some artists explain each step. I find it kind or tedious and leave people to infer or ask what I did when I post walkthroughs. Most of the time I improvise while drawing so I have to go back, remember what I did. Sometimes I paint out of order. That's why people do videos more. They remember what they were doing and can explain it. Some time lapse videos also have the artist talking more in depth than anything I've ever read/scene. Maybe you only found the ones with music that don't explain? Here's a few that do (they're hard to find). Ignore this if it's really not what you want, but I suggest you at least take a look at the bolded on.
He talks through his thoughts but not in the speedpaints.
This guy is very detailed, go here, make a layer, but has few videos. This one is subtitled/not talked:
But my favorite is this channel:
Lots and lots of videos. I think they're all talked through and it goes from sketching to painting to color theory, etc.
I've seen magazines that do step by step, but usually with more graphics oriented stuff. And they feel like this way or the highway when it's not. Or they'll be really good magazines that discuss technique.
If what you're actually looking for is less technique, more how to use a program I'd suggest something else. Or if what you're struggling with is what to do first? Which layer to start on? Do you just want to finish a painting? I would have different suggestions for all those. What is it you want to learn or achieve exactly?
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Sorry to reply twice, but I wanna explain a bit more. I know how to blend colors for shading and stuff like, what I need is for example which brushses, settings, should I use? What tools do I use to blend? Which brushes for eye lashes? How people have portrait done in full grey and change the tint and add colors in a single step? I know what details/shading are needed to add to make something look realistic, I just need how I go about adding those things with the tools in PS or PSP.
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You meant Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro right? I thought you meant Photoshop and I didn't know what PSP was until I read the description in your painting. I use mostly Photoshop, so sorry if some of the things don't apply, hopefully you have it too. Otherwise can't help with techniques in Corel programs. Don't like Corel Painter (the one I tried, don't know if PSP is similar) at all. Confuses the hell out of me.
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It's ok, I've watched many tutorials now, and 99% of the tutorials for photoshop work for PSP. I have Corel Painter and I hate it lol. PSP works pretty for me, it's fairly similiar to photoshop. Thanks for all of your help!
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No problem.
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I saw both your replies.
You should look for Photoshop tutorials then. Search deviant art for blending tutorials, coloring tutorials. Did you go to that bolded link? I'm sure they have a video about brushes.
I can provide a little insight/help, but for visuals you'll have to search. If you're a bit confused by the brush settings, where they are, I explain the important ones in my photoshop tutorial here:
. For other stuff, if you go to my favorites here
I favorited the most helpful tutorials I've seen. There's quite a few on colors and blending.
Some tips:
- Use the hard round brush for everything at first. You can do almost everything with it. You only need other brushes for special circumstances (extra smoothness, textures, etc). Don't use the fuzzy ones at all. And do not touch the smudge tool. From your painting, it looks like you did. About 70% of the artists I really like use almost only variations of the hard brush.
- The size will depend on how big your canvas is. I don't touch the brush flow, but I use 60-70% opacity for setting down colors and a bit of blending, than I lower to 30% for blending the rest.
- In the brush settings for this first part of laying down colors and blending I have shape dynamics checked (size jitter=0 and controlled by pen)(I'm assuming you have a tablet) which makes the brush pointy. But I set the minimum diameter up a bit. 50% or so. I also have transfer checked (opacity jitter=0, controlled by pen) and again I bump up the minimum a bit because we already set the brush to a low opacity in the other top toolbar.
- For hard details (eye lashes, hair, etc) I will uncheck transfer. Make the brush really pointy and again use anything from 70-100% opacity.
- I'll then use any special rough brushes for textures etc. I made a small guide to brushes a long time ago
if you want to see it. My technique has changed a bit to the above though. For hair I still use the "toothpaste" brush from that tutorial.
As for how to actually blend, I can't quite tell if you used all smudge tool or if you sampled a bit with a really small brush. 99% of the artists I like I see use the sampling method (also called alt or color picker method) to blend. It might seem really hard and time consuming but that's how it is.
Here's a really short tutorial on the basics.
About getting a full gray portrait to color... it has to do with making a layer (or folder) and setting the blending style to overlay or something similar. It's a real pain. I still can't do it very well. It's very very hard to get the colors saturated right. Concept art is often done first in B&W than colored and you'll often notice the paintings seem a bit dull and faded.
I know these tutorials on it:
(Warning, a bit NSFW, naked women... if that bothers you, but it's the method you're looking for.)
(less painting more cell shading style)
(might help with color issues)
I highly recommend you paint in color from the beginning at first. It might seem simpler to add colors later, but it's not.
Hope that helps. Feel free to ask anything else
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Thank you so so much for all of the info! Just one last question. I just saw your response (I just saw your response a few minutes about working with color first). I tried the greyscale method last night and I quite liked working in the grey scale first. Working so much with graphite I had an easier time drawing with the greyscale.
This is how I stacked my initial layers with the grey scale
And when I wanted to add color, I put a color layer underneath lineart, changed the blending mode to color, had a low opacity of about 15-20 and started adding the color.
This is how it came out, although I royally effed up one of the layers and couldn't undo, and It didn't end up coming out as well as it should've, I like the face, neck and wing (I totally botched the horns).
it's only my second painting, I'll be more careful next time lol.
I was wondering if you knew how this guy is adding color? Any idea? It's about 2:08 into the video.
His colors are so dark dramatic.
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Maybe since you're so used to gray scale it's easier for you. I do lots of portraits and getting face tones right (the pictures usually have normal light not extreme blue or something) is really hard with gray scale first, at least for me. If it works for you, than great. I mean the colors look good and vibrant in your painting.
He says he did the colors with a brush. So that probably means he merged the image or had it on one layer. With a normal brush he added the white base for the fire, than he changed the brush to red and the brush blending mode (not the layer blending mode) to overlay or something similar, and added the colors. This works well with things like fire and long stretches were you don't have to pick up the brush, or you do have to pick up the brush but the highlights are in small separate places (scales, horns). I know this method exists but it works poorly for portraits for me as picking up the brush and laying it down again would double overlay a color.
That could also have been done with a serious of overlay layers, each multiplying and getting the color under it brighter and brighter.
He could have also just done a normal layer on top of everything with really bright colors (although by what I see when he does the fire that's not the case).
I only took a quick look. The person who did it posted a link to the real time drawing in the description. You should be able to see exactly what settings he touched and layers he used.
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Great links! I am on a favoriting spree
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I guess the main thing is what tools to use at what time and how to use them. I know the basics of drawing, it's how to apply the tools I need to learn. I did this one
It came out fairly well, but that's because the image I was working from has no real textures, depth etc so it was a fairly easy portrait to do. I'm having a difficult time with anything else I try.
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Check some of the tutorials that are here on dA in the Stocks and Resources category.
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Watching The Bob Ross show can really help! If you're talking paint, not digital paint. ^-^
He teaches techniques and things that are really helpful and encouraging.
That's all I can really say on the subject, though. >.<
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You can find several tutorials on DA. I have used several and they were all helpful. Example walk through for a portrait painting
There isn't really a step by step what to do for a full painting. Everything comes down to style and what works for you. I typically only look at tutorials for techniques and not so much the finished result unless you were trying to pretty much paint the same thing...
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1 And there is a word of Jehovah unto me, saying, `And thou, son of man, Thus said the Lord Jehovah to the ground of Israel: | 1 The word of the LORD came to me: |
2 An end, come hath the end on the four corners of the land. | 2 "Son of man, this is what the Sovereign LORD says to the land of Israel: The end! The end has come upon the four corners of the land. |
3 Now [is] the end unto thee, And I have sent Mine anger upon thee, And judged thee according to thy ways, And set against thee all thine abominations. | 3 The end is now upon you and I will unleash my anger against you. I will judge you according to your conduct and repay you for all your detestable practices. |
4 And no pity on thee hath Mine eye, nor do I spare, For thy ways against thee I do set, And thine abominations are in thy midst, And ye have known that I [am] Jehovah. | 4 I will not look on you with pity or spare you; I will surely repay you for your conduct and the detestable practices among you. Then you will know that I am the LORD. |
5 Thus said the Lord Jehovah: Evil, a single evil, lo, it hath come. | 5 "This is what the Sovereign LORD says: Disaster! An unheard-of disaster is coming. |
6 An end hath come, come hath the end, It hath waked for thee, lo, it hath come. | 6 The end has come! The end has come! It has roused itself against you. It has come! |
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It's just one of those unique ultra~high quality "expensive to produce" items that honestly will sell to some people.
This is America & I am all for any American citizen spending their hard earned money any way they see fit to spend it.
Many limited production items that are initially expensive greatly increase in collector value after they go out of production.
Way back when I bought my first Galil rifle folks thought I was bonkers for spending $900 smacks (plus change) on an AK47 pattern firearm but now...in pristine condition they always fetch 3 thousand.
Many ART folders sell for way over $500 and collectors still continue to snatch them up. They are a good investment & values skyrocket especially should the maker pass away.
I am not really a serious knife collector though I have a few locked away.
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It was crafted by a Pennsylvania Maker & after he had a stroke that left him paralyzed and unable to produce any more knives the value shot right up. Good for me - sadly, bad for the maker.
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Publisher: | Pergamon |
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- Posted by orchidacea (My Page) on Mon, May 17, 10 at 18:54
I tablespoon of aluminum sulphate in one Gallon of water...make sure all the crystals are dissolved... before the alum. sulphate application, make sure you water the hydrangea plant well..it is ok if it is dripping wet.. pour the al. sulphate solution right at the base of the plant, do not let any of the solution to touch the foliage or the leaves will get burn spots.. one gallon solution is enough for a mature hydrangea plant (3' X 3').. let the solution sit in the soil for an hr and water the plant lightly and briefly to wash off any extra solution sitting in the soil that could burn the roots... you should not apply the solution more than once every two weeks...you can apply two applications in a month and not risking to kill the plant...much more often than that, i dont know, but i won't reco it.. btw - the pink blooms already blooming now WILL NOT chg to blue even after the al. suphate solution.. the sulphates will make the soil more acidic and future bloom colors will chg accordingly.. so if you have a rebloomer like endless summer now and it is beginning to show the pink blooms, the sulphate application will not chg the pink blooms now..but the new blooms later in the season will chg to blue if the pH is low enough// if you dont have a rebloomer and all the buds are set already, an al. sulphate application would not chg the color for the blooms this season.. for me - I don't do al. sulphate applications much because it does poison the soil to a certain degree - if you have a Rhodi or Azalea nearby, they may not appreciate the extra aluminum in the soil...whenever I do the sulphate application, i do one in spring - when the flowerbuds are forming - april in that case...and another one in July for the later blooms...twice is enough for me to keep my endless summer to bloom in a brilliant blue color... have fun.. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Tue, May 18, 10 at 9:53
It is important to know the cultivar you are working with as well. Not all macrophyllas will readily or easily change colors......some pinks are very stable and will remain pink regardless of soil pH, or at the very least a mauvey-purple. It is not always possible to make a pink hydrangea blue :-) Aluminum sulfate, aka hydrangea bluing, is not exactly a magic elixir for hydrangea color and will not necessarily force the hydrangea to change color (if it is inclined to) if the soil conditions are not right. Blue flowered hydrangeas need acidic soil to remain blue and depending on existing pH, just adding Al2(SO4)3 to the soil in approved amounts to avoid aluminum toxicity may not be sufficient to properly lower the pH to effect a color change. If it does, the change will not be permanent and you will have to repeat applications with each season. And then there is the issue of the pH of the irrigation water as well. |
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- Jaschik, Scott (18 January 2011). "News: 'Academically Adrift'". Inside Higher Ed. Archived from the original on 16 February 2011. Retrieved 2011-02-15.
- Glenn, David (13 February 2011). "News: Scholars Question New Book's Gloom on Education". Chronicle of Higher Education. Retrieved 2011-02-16.
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(ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md) -- In a move to block the hiring of retired Anne Arundel police officers as deputy sheriffs under a new county law, the Teamsters filed for an injunction in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court yesterday.
The union is also asking the court declare the provisions of the county law - which became effective Dec. 3 and allows Sheriff George F. Johnson IV to hire county police retirees to work as deputies while they collect their pensions - invalid, illegal and void. Under the law, retired officers who are rehired cannot have a second pension or additional medical benefits.
The union, which represents deputies, said in its complaint that the legal effect of the law is "to create improperly a subclass of employees" within the Sheriff's Department.
The Teamsters claim the law violates the deputies' three-year contract, which will expire in June 2003. The union argued that retired county officers could not be part of the union's bargaining unit because the terms and conditions of their compensation are not the same as other members', according to the complaint.
However, Johnson said he doesn't see how the law violates the contract or financially harms the deputies. "They would be eligible to be members of the union," he said. "The only difference is that in order for us to be able to rehire the police officers, they would not be able to have a second pension or a second set of medical benefits."
J. William Mowery, business agent for the Teamsters, said the union would be harmed if sheriff's deputies received different benefits. He said he wonders whether the law could eventually result in the union having to take money from current deputies to cover the benefits of the retired officers.
"The reasons it's a bad idea is because you fracture the integrity of the union," he said. "This is a case where basic benefits are going to be different."
Mowery said he is also concerned that the retired officers would be promoted instead of the current deputies because those officers would cost the department less money because of their lack of benefits.
But Johnson said he rebuts that "all the way up and down."
"Anybody that's hired, regardless if they're county police officers or not, they will be required to go through the promotion process just as anybody else," he said.
The complaint follows a grievance the Teamsters filed with the county last month requesting that Johnson refrain from hiring retired county officers under the new law. Johnson did not agree to defer hiring deputies pending a resolution to the grievance.
Johnson said he has not hired any retired officers under the new law, but if any did apply for openings, the department would "seriously consider them along with anyone else."
He said hiring retired officers would benefit the department and the county. "It's very good for the agency because we're bringing on fully seasoned law enforcement officers who know the lay of the land," he said. "And we're making the best of the county's investment in these people by allowing them to come back and work for us."
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Hello - I have a question for those of you with stone fireplace surrounds. Did you use the same stone that you put on the exterior of your house or something different? Although I love my exterior stone, I'm worried that I may get tired of it. Also - please post pictures of your stone fireplace surrounds. Thanks! |
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I'm glad you posted this because we are doing stone around ours as well and wasn't sure if it should be exterior stone. I've seen tile that looks like stone. We are doing white. |
We have been going round and round on this also. We have decided to stick with the same stone for the exterior and the fireplace. I am not worried about getting tired of it. If you are then maybe it means you need to keep looking or are you settling with it? I don't think you have to match it. For quite some time we had 2 different ones chosen and didn't think twice about it. We ended up going the same just because it blended our other interior choices well which I didn't think it did until I had door samples of the built ins and the kitchen and then it became clear. Phew - run on sentence, sorry! Karen-we like the look of that white also. I wonder if it's the same one. :) Ultimately though we are going with the ledgestone (partly due to cost). |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Fri, Dec 27, 13 at 12:05
Not a fireplace surround, but a wall behind our wood stove. We used the same stone, only we used a smaller more rectangular cut with imbedded larger pieces on the inside. Interior: Exterior: |
- Posted by nightowlrn (My Page) on Fri, Dec 27, 13 at 12:16
Annie - do you have a sketch of the layout of your beautiful home? And, the width of the front? Thank you. |
Annie-Your stone is beautiful! Do you mind sharing the type/brand? Stone is the last item I have to pick out and I'm running out of time :). Thanks! |
- Posted by robynstamps (My Page) on Fri, Dec 27, 13 at 16:10
I had the same question when I was looking at my stone selections. This is the stone I am using on my fireplace and we are probably going to use the same on the exterior. We have 19 foot ceilings in our Great Room so this will go all the way to the ceiling. |
- Posted by Renovator8 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 27, 13 at 18:41
A "fireplace surround" is the decorative facing that surrounds a fireplace opening and is usually a polished or honed thin stone facing of granite or marble. Stacked or mortared field stone would be the structural material of which the fireplace and chimney are built. Using these terms correctly might help you search for examples. |
- Posted by beaglesdoitbetter (My Page) on Fri, Dec 27, 13 at 22:37
We used the same stone inside and out. I loved the stone, so why not! Here is ours: |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Fri, Dec 27, 13 at 22:52
We used real stone that is sawn thin. It was New England field stone which we got from stoneyard.com. It really worked out well as about 90% of the landscape stone came from the ground where our foundation was dug and we needed it to match. It did, fortunately. The other thing is, the look of the stone is really impacted by how tight the joints are and how much mortar shows. I saw this stone and didn't like it....or so I thought...until I saw it with tight joints. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Fri, Dec 27, 13 at 23:02
If you scroll down through the thread linked below, you'll come across our drawings. I don't know the dimension off hand, and our architect asked that we publish the drawings without dimensions, but you can guesstimate from the size of the 2 car garage as to how wide the house is. Here is a pic that shows the stone...the stuff on the foundation wall was purchased stone, the retaining walls are natural stones from our foundation pit. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Inspiration to reality
- Posted by nightowlrn (My Page) on Sat, Dec 28, 13 at 1:05
Thanks so very much. |
- Posted by rbattaglia24 (My Page) on Sat, Dec 28, 13 at 15:29
I don't think the interior stone has to match the exterior stone by any means. I would just select something that you love. I'm no designer, but that is just my opinion. We are doing a white mantle with a glass tile surround for just around the fireplace unit. |
Thanks Annie! |
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If you actually -play- Steins;Gate, you see what I mean. The anime left out a lot most of the f'd'up parts. Same goes for Chaos;Head AFAIK.
Speaking of Steins;Gate... the headset thing they have in the anime... audio technica AD series? thought it was supposed to be built of cheap parts from Akiba.
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15 This is the exultant city Which dwells securely, Who says in her heart, "I am, and there is no one besides me." How she has become a desolation, A resting place for beasts! Everyone who passes by her will hiss And wave his hand in contempt. | 15 This is the carefree city that lived in safety. She said to herself, "I am, and there is none besides me." What a ruin she has become, a lair for wild beasts! All who pass by her scoff and shake their fists. |
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Coral Garden
The Coral Garden of Taha'a is one of the most beautiful places I know...
This photo was shot on film. Taken by vicuna with a Lomo LC-Wide (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Kodak Elitechrome EBX film (available in our Online Shop) in Taha'a Island, French Polynesia. These tags describe this photo: x-pro, blue, green, underwater, krab, beauty, magic, coral, garden, recife, sea, water, lagoon, nature, paradise, willie, wil6ka, christina, and tschossi. Date: 2012-04. Time: Morning. This photo can also be found in the album Underwater Paradise [LC-Wide].Please login to get more out of this site
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