beetle row

beetle row
Originally uploaded by Studiobaker

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beetle row

Uploaded by Studiobaker on 20 Jul 10, 7.53PM PST.

SANTA MONICA: Forever on my mind and always in my memory...

SANTA MONICA: Forever on my mind and always in my memory...
Originally uploaded by roberthuffstutter

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SANTA MONICA: Forever on my mind and always in my memory...

Uploaded by roberthuffstutter on 23 Feb 11, 4.52PM PST.

All Set

All Set
Originally uploaded by Professor Bop

You have captured an image that will forever live in my memories, but not my memories only, an entire generation of memories. These were the tables where we sat and talked about the future while drinking a Pepsi or a Coca Cola; these are the tables where conversations about love, war, peace, life and death were discussed. These red and white checkered tableclothes, though they are photographed in black and white, are what we see in our dreams when we dream about our youth. By Robert L. Huffstutter

My congratulations to Professor Bop for this excellent photo, a masterpiece.
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All Set

Uploaded by Professor Bop on 2 Dec 10, 5.33PM PST.

IF...you are invited

IF...you are invited
Originally uploaded by roberthuffstutter

About FLICKR GALLERIES WITH MASTERPIECE WORKS
By now, nearly everyone on the internet is familiar with the Flickr Gallery Feature, right? Okay, if you have some favorite galleries that includes one of your images, here's your chance to get some publicity for your work and the gallery in which your work is exhibited.
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IF YOU...have a work that has been included in a gallery and would like some publicity, this group is for YOU. YOU can also select work you would like included in a gallery. For example, presently, I have more than 600 galleries and I am starting new ones every day. If YOU aren't familiar with the Flickr Galleries, YOU have a real treat in store. I will leave some sites for you to begin checking out. Or if you have a gallery, post your URL for the gallery and share with all.

Thank YOU, Robert

www.flickr.com/groups/flickr_galleries_i_real ly_like/

San Diego downtown

San Diego downtown
Originally uploaded by roberthuffstutter

WHAT DID A SAILOR DO ON LIBERTY? There was never a shortage of fun things to do. There was the San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park, Mission Beach, dances at the USO, The Plaza picture show, tattoo shops, coffee shops, cafes, steak houses, Tijuana, Coronado, Coronado Ferry, Point Loma, downtown bars, Public Library, downtown bars, Union Square and whatever was happening spontaneously through a smile that said "hello."

and i will see you someday again in the clouds. [EXPLORE!]

and i will see you someday again in the clouds. [EXPLORE!]
Originally uploaded by mina sharif

THANKS TO MINA SHARIF for creating a masterpiece, a tribute to someone special that Mina has known, and a tribute to those the viewers have know, loved and miss. Here's my text about this great tribute in photographic format:

This looks like a very personal tribute to someone you knew. It is a very reverent and creative tribute.

I admire your originality, your genius in creating a perfect message to those we have known and miss, no matter how long ago it was that we lost them or last said good bye.

I find your photo very touching and I can think of so many people I do hope to see again. I have added this to a number of galleries and I hope you approve of my selection.

Again, you have created a most remarkable photograph. I would also like to add this to several of my online blogs. They will be linked back to you. Thanks, thanks for such an uplifting message.
Robert L. Huffstutter
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and i will see you someday again in the clouds. [EXPLORE!]
chiodos will NEVER be the same without craig owens. /:

i'll have more photos up by tonight! right now, i have homework to finish. (: hahaha.

PLEASE view on black!

tenth explore!! thanks everyone!

Uploaded by mina sharif on 4 Oct 09, 2.55PM PST.

Monet

Monet
Originally uploaded by roberthuffstutter

Monet
Image: Claude Monet, French, 1840-1926. Water Lilies, ca. 1916-1926. Oil on canvas, 78 3/4 inches x 13 feet 11 1/2 inches (200.03 x 425.45 cm). Purchase: William Rockhill Nelson Trust, 57-26.

Uploaded by roberthuffstutter on 10 Feb 11, 6.37AM PST.

2010/11/07 お台場 10

2010/11/07 お台場 10
Originally uploaded by 谦和老爹

ONE MARVELOUS PHOTOGRAPH...I will forever be in love with love and the memory of that time love visited me for a season...

And then another love stopped by, the one I have spent my life with throughout the years.

Sometimes, I suspect, we have two loves in our lives and the last one is the one Fate wanted us to choose...
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2010/11/07 お台場 10

Uploaded by 谦和老爹 on 7 Nov 10, 6.22AM PST

2010/11/07 お台場 10

2010/11/07 お台場 10
Originally uploaded by 谦和老爹

MY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER 谦和老爹
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ONE MARVELOUS PHOTOGRAPH...I will forever be in love with love and the memory of that time love visited me for a season...

Added to a gallery with the following text:

I chose this photograph for the beauty of the bridge, the buildings on the other side and the boats moving by, but it was the couple on the shore that made this image perfect.

Romance, at whatever time in our lives it arrives is always remembered best when two are sitting beside the sea or a stream, lingering and looking at each other and then the bridge, now and then.

Will they remember this scene sometime in the far future? If the romance lasts, they will remember the lights more and more as time goes by.
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2010/11/07 お台場 10

Uploaded by 谦和老爹 on 7 Nov 10, 6.22AM PST.

All we are saying...

All we are saying...
Originally uploaded by Koston Photography

ONE GREAT CAPTURE BY JOHN KOSTON, copyrighted image 2011 by John Koston
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Editor's Comment:

This was everywhere the beatniks were. I was not a peacenik, but one who believed in the USA's fight for democracy for all.

I have learned that not all want democracy now...

There were those who thought this was the logo for the Mercedes--or something akin to this. My mind blurs a trifle when I try to remember too much. Ah, peace, yes, a desire for peace. Hey, that would have been cool, but afterthought is of no value.

Peace, in retrospect, would have been a great idea. This is quite a composition. It would make one fantastic canvas. Robert L. Huffstutter
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All we are saying...
Under bridge at Fullerton Woods, Cook County Forest Preserves.
Photo by John Koston.
© 2011 Koston Photography. All rights reserved

Uploaded by Koston Photography on 18 Jan 11, 7.17PM PST.
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The 2.2 %

The 2.2 %
Originally uploaded by brownlg34

The symbols of freedom, communication lines and railroad tracks. You can talk to whomever and go wherever. To whom you pray is nobody's business but your own and let us keep it that way. Robert L. Huffstutter
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The 2.2 %
The diesels had to do it alone after 1972.

Uploaded by brownlg34 on 22 Dec 10, 10.22AM PST.

La "Jeanne d'Arc"

La "Jeanne d'Arc"
Originally uploaded by chrisaqua47

Watercolor of my ancient vessel of French Navy helicopters's carrier "Jeanne d'Arc" boat school of midships, also carried me over oceans and seas of the world for 2 rounds of the globe......Thanks to her I visited many harbours and cities of the whole world :
Tokyo, Kobe and Nara, Hong-Kong, Djakarta, Noumea, Honolulu and Pearl Harbor, Papeete, Bora-Bora, Pascuas Island, Valparaiso and Santiago of Chile, Los Angeles and Palm Springs, Panama, Galveston and Houston, Curaçao, Fort de France, Pointe à Pitre, Boston, Québec, St Pierre and Miquelon, Santa Cruz Teneriffe, Dakar, Abidjan, Durban, Diego-Suarez, Mauritius, Naples and Pompei , Sorrente ......

Uploaded by chrisaqua47 on 15 Sep 10,
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MY MESSAGE TO THE ARTIST, CHRISAQUA47


YOUR STYLE CANNOT BE MISTAKEN...You have a style that is most impressive, a style I admire and one that I could not reproduce if I tried. That is one of the reasons I like your work so very much--it is yours, unmistakenably yours. I would be able to identify your work no matter where I might be. That I admire your style should be obvious. I would love to have a style as unique as you have. I shall continue to work on my own watercolors and console myself with the fact that each artist has contributions to offer, some of more value in one area than others, but contributions nevertheless. I would love to see your work in a major exhibition somewhere.


Without any knowledge about this vessel, it first reminded me of scenes from my imagination, images of youthful wishes to traverse the seas of this world in a casual manner, going from port to port, celebrating the joys of each port, then returning to sail again. Oh, I had visions of being on such vessels and becoming a master seaman with many tales to tell. This is one reason I admire this particular work of art you have created. One can almost smell the diesel fuel and hear the engines turning the props, creating a wake that follows for awhile then disappears.

The reflections of your tri-colors is subtly seen at the bow, a touch of sheer artistry.

By Robert L. Huffstutter

marilyn monroe

marilyn monroe
Originally uploaded by kidioui-voiture

Just a quick glimpse of this woman and my mind returns to the late 50s and early 60s. She was not here long, but she left her glow in the minds of all who saw and loved her.
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Credits: marilyn monroe
marilyn monroe
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Uploaded by kidioui-voiture on 19 Jan 11, 4.31AM PST

Senta Berger

Senta Berger
Originally uploaded by Truus, Bob & Jan too!

Senta Berger has what an artist might refer to as face that is geometerically perfect. That is to say, according to anatomy professionals, her eyes are spaced and shaped perfectly as is her chin and forehead in proportion to her ears and cheeks. This is a formula that is applied to all ethnic groups, not any one in particular. I forgot to mention her hair: I love red hair. My wife's hair was red when she was in her youth.

My wife's face is not and was not geometerically perfect, but her heart is shaped just right. My wife never minds when I pass an admiring glance. She is a darling. And what else can I say? Now would be the perfect time to seal my lips.

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Senta Berger
German postcard by ISV, nr. H 127.

Beautiful Austrian actress Senta Berger (1941) received many awards for her work in theatre, film and television, including a Golden Globe Award and a Goldene Kamera. She played in many European co-productions as well as a sex bomb in some Hollywood movies of the 1960’s. Berger works now also as a producer of internationally acclaimed films and as a bestselling author
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Credits: Sources: Hal Erickson (AllMovie), Paul McElligott (Celluloid Heroes), Senta Berger Fanwebsite, Lenin Imports, The Wild Eye, Wikipedia and IMDb.

Uploaded by Truus, Bob & Jan too! on 5 Feb 11, 4.17PM PST.

He knows the secret! 080910

He knows the secret! 080910
Originally uploaded by Little_Karen

He knows the secret! 080910
Of course, this pink polka dotted doggie knows Victoria's Secret!

See a super-sized version here!

Uploaded by Little_Karen on 11 Aug 10, 8.02AM PST
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My dearest thanks and gratitude to "Little Karen" for sharing this unique capture.

Georges Seurat - Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte 1884-85

Georges Seurat - Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte 1884-85
Originally uploaded by TeresaH12

One of my all-time favorites, a real upbeat image. I can almost imagine being there at times. What a serene era, just prior to the World War and after the French Revolution, a period of true Bohemia. How cool it would have been to have had a garret in one of the big roofs of Monmartre and talked with the various artists at a variety of bistros in the evenings, sipping espresso and/or absinthe.

Of course the image we see here is the one of proper society and social affluence, but it took both sides of the spectrum to create the kind of art these men and women of that era created.

Great choice, Teresa, I do enjoy your exhibition, always open, always easy to reference. Robert
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Georges Seurat - Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte 1884-85
Georges Pierre Seurat
December 2, 1859 – March 29, 1891 Paris, France

Uploaded by TeresaH12 on 6 Feb 11, 6.40PM PST.