Some cool photo card images:
Do you Moo? Well now I do! I ordered 100 moo cards and they arrived yesterday. Whee!
Image by Vanessa Pike-Russell
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Showing posts with label Photo Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photo Card. Show all posts
Do you Moo? Well now I do! I ordered 100 moo cards and they arrived yesterday. Whee!
Moo Minicards
Check out these photo card images:
Moo Minicards
Image by splorp
Here are the images I selected for my Moo MiniCards. The printing is fabulous and the card stock is a lot beefier than I was expecting. Nice job Moo.
Someone mentioned blankies, rugs, mousies, and treats to me yesterday...
Image by 2-Dog-Farm
I'm going to steal my human's credit card right now but I have one tiny problem. I'm not good at forging signatures!
Annie Barbara Clark Callow with E.H. Callow
Image by Smithsonian Institution
Description: This photograph from a 1932 handmade New Year's greeting card shows nutritionist Annie Barbara Clark Callow with her husband, the physicist E.H. Callow, who worked at the Low Temperature Research Station and the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Cambridge University.
Creator/Photographer: Unidentified photographer
Medium: Black and white photographic print
Date: 1932
Persistent URL: http://photography.si.edu/SearchImage.aspx?id=5807
Repository: Smithsonian Institution Archives
Collection: Accession 90-105: Science Service Records, 1920s – 1970s - Science Service, now the Society for Science & the Public, was a news organization founded in 1921 to promote the dissemination of scientific and technical information. Although initially intended as a news service, Science Service produced an extensive array of news features, radio programs, motion pictures, phonograph records, and demonstration kits and it also engaged in various educational, translation, and research activities.
Accession number: SIA2008-0266
Belly Button Contemplation
A few nice photo card images I found:
Belly Button Contemplation
Image by HA! Designs - Artbyheather
"Ed believes that even the toughest problems can be solved with a little belly button contemplation"You know Ed. Maybe YOU'RE Ed...or Edwina. Maybe your belly button holds the secrets of the universe. Maybe a little inward focus will help you figure it all out. Maybe you just lost your remote control...and you're looking for it. Whatever the situation, this card is sure to bring a smile to whoever receives it. Ed would appreciate your support.
day10
Image by Jeffrey Simms Photography
This years birthday card from Megan. I see it everyday and can't help but laugh at it.
See the other 1picadays at blog.jeffreysimms.com.
Cool Photo Card images
A few nice photo card images I found:
Day 25: A Little Redecoration
Image by crimsong19
The Beatles and Led Zeppelin poster were my two physical birthday gifts that I got yesterday. And I did a decent amount of rearranging, moving a load of new cards to the area under the right side of the Abbey Road poster. And I moved the Scott Pilgrim poster from roughly where the Led Zeppelin poster is to where is is now.
Rose Colored Glasses...
Image by HA! Designs - Artbyheather
An original collage by me turned into a card!
Cool Photo Card images
A few nice photo card images I found:
Animal Crossing Playing Cards - The Jokers
Image by Outsanity Photos
52 pick-up
Some cool photo card images:
52 pick-up
Image by kasi metcalfe
Cards shot under a strobe light with a long shutter speed.
pick a card, any card
Image by mrsexsmith
Nice Photo Card photos
A few nice photo card images I found:
Card in memory of Janeen's Tiger Lily and Bear
Image by Ninithedreamer
Tiger Lily and Bear passed away earlier this month and I drew a card in memory of them. Tiger Lily was a total Hamazon, and Bear... well I gave him a extra bit of fur on the bottom to make up for fur he went without for a while because of a medicine mishap
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Overcoat men
Some cool photo card images:
Overcoat men
Image by suemon123
Overcoat men - the back identifies them as Segal and Hugh McQuary. This cabinet card is marked "Davidson Bros. Masonic Temple, Winchester, Va".
leaving card (inside)
Image by Mouse
Leaving card (inner) created by my final placement class (9-11yrs old). Each small panel opens independently, with a message inside.
See also: www.flickr.com/photos/mouse/1664413/
185. Aerial view of San Francisco, photo post card
Image by San Diego Air & Space Museum Archives
Catalog Number: Mitchell185
Title : 185. Aerial view of San Francisco, photo post card
Collection : Robert Mitchell Collection
Repository : San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
Cool Photo Card images
Some cool photo card images:
Who's Telling Your Story?
Image by meeralee
I’ve never been interested in predictions about the future, although I will admit to being smitten with the idea that a whole life can be written in the lines of a hand, or that a spot of tea in the afternoon might begin with a spoon of sugar and end in a shadowy prophecy at the bottom of a mug.
But there’s a lot of romance in the art of fortune telling -- much that’s appealing in the notion that all of the events of your existence are somehow contained, from the very beginning, within you or about your person. All of your successes and failures swirling around you like mists, waiting to be divined by the nearest interpreter.
Or maybe it's really the nearest storyteller. And after all, which one of us could say that she doesn’t enjoy hearing stories about herself?
Still, if you don’t believe in psychic forces there’s not much to be said for having your palm read, or your tea leaves, or your Tarot cards. If you don’t believe in psychic forces, it’s just you and a woman in scarves making up stories about you, really, and taking your money into the bargain. Isn’t it?
Well, usually it is. But not if you have someone like Anya Weber sitting opposite you at the table.
Anya is a petite, no-nonsense editor who works for a school publisher by day and writes plays and screenplays by night. She wears serious wire-rimmed glasses, behind which sit a pair of unusually thoughtful eyes. Her back is straight, her conversation sharp, and she impresses new acquaintances with her grave intelligence and sly sense of humor.
She also happens to be a Tarot reader, and has been for the past 13 years – ever since a college roommate with less persistent inclinations bought and abandoned a deck. Anya insists, though, that she doesn’t use the cards to tell the future. Instead, she’s part of a psychological tradition in the world of Tarot. During readings, she explains to her clients what she believes the cards they’ve chosen can mean, and invites them to form personal interpretations based on their own understandings of what’s important in their lives.
In effect, rather than trying to tell their stories for them, Anya gives people the tools to become their own storytellers.
At least, that’s how I see it. But since I want to observe this process for myself, we arrange for her to conduct a reading where I can be in attendance.
april flores sez get better!
Image by violet.blue
April Flores sends me a 'get well soon' card from the convention via Jonno! (shot with his iPhone) I *love* her, her new film is called "Voluptuous Life"
Moo cards
Image by victoriapeckham
My Moo cards arrived yesterday, and they're bloody gorgeous. The print quality is excellent, and the card is much sturdier than I'd imagined. I am slightly sorry I decided I didn't have one hundred photos that were good enough to make into cards. Instead, I went for two sets of fifty. Now I just have to decide what I'm going to do with them. Make a collage of one set of fifty and hand the other lot out, perhaps.
Feel free to add notes.
(Yeah, okay, I cheated. These aren't the actual cards – all my pictures of them were blurred. Must do something about them shakes.)
