surfig at the Arctic

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change habits by making it fun

use the escalator or stairs...

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fantastic cuteness : 2 otters holding hands

two sea otters float around, holding hands. SO CUTE!

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That's a Huuuuuuuuge Salamander

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27 Digital Photography Tutorials

clipped from pelfusion.com 1. How To Create a Post Apocalyptic Photo Manipulation 2. Colorization Tutorial 3. Add Dynamic Lighting to a Flat Photograph 4. How to Create a Fantasy Landscape Photo Manipulation 5. Coloring a black and white image 6. De-Aging in Photoshop [Video] 9. Photo Retouching – Change Hair Color Photoshop Tutorial 10. Nesting Smart Objects for Multimask Effects in Photoshop 11. Comic Book Photo Effect 12. Quick Fix for Cluttered Backgrounds 13. Infra Red – The Invisible Light 14. Exposure blending tutorial 15. Realistic Spotlight Effect in Photoshop 16. Repairing Old Photos 17. Photo Makeover 18. How to Fix a Botched Tourist Photo in Photoshop 19. Gradient Mapping effect in Adobe Photoshop 20. Five Steps to Intense Colors 21. Turn a daylight photo into a night shot 23. How to Create Professional HDR Images 24. How To Make Digital Photos Look Like Lomo Photography 26. Photo Sharpening Techniques 27. How to Stitch Photos in Photoshop

Autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire draws spellbinding 18ft picture of New York from memory... after a

clipped from www.dailymail.co.uk This astonishing 18ft drawing of the world’s most famous skyline was created by autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire after he spent just 20 minutes in a helicopter gazing at the panorama. The unbelievably intricate picture was drawn at Brooklyn’s prestigious Pratt Institute from Stephen’s memory, with details of every building sketched in to scale. Landmarks including the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building can be seen towering above smaller buildings after just three days in his spellbinding creation. Inspired: Stephen listens to his iPod as he sketches the famous skyline. He draws heavily on music from the 70s to the 90s Heavy duty: Stephen uses up to 12 pens and takes up to a week for each skyline True to life: Stephen's sketch mirrors the actual skyline, pictured, capturing the Chrysler Building (right), the MetLife Building (centre) and the Rockefeller Center (left) World famous: Stephen's drawings of Tokyo, Rome and Hong Kong have dumbfounded art lovers around the globe

This Penquin's No Dummy

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