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rahatsız bir bünyesi varmış :) hayalgücü geniş insanları seviyorum - o:zge gurer

Yup! - Ceren Şekerci

forest wheel [Reposted from nintendoseth via subcreation] - Iván Abrego

so cool - stanleyyork

"“77% of YouTube(), Twitter() and Facebook() listings that appeared for brand searches were controlled by a party other than the marketer.”" - stanleyyork from Bookmarklet

Swap out "art student" with "journalism student" and you've pretty much encapsulated my first degree program experience in college. :) - tinypants - Hagitha of FF

Wow, they could read my mind. - 'Like' robot (frɐnc)

love the colors :) - stanleyyork

Me too... contrasts and sharpness too.. - WingsOfFlo

Can you lead with less control or a different kind of control? Must "control" be a zero-sum game? Is there joy in leading by helping other people tell their own stories? Is leadership only about technique or is it more about meaning? Are we using team members, employees, or students as instruments for our own ends or are they viewed as partners, where their development is a central consideration for us? Is not leadership also about creating the processes, structure, and conditions that allow team members to perform autonomously? Can you still be "in control" and let people be/feel free? Can the structure create the conditions for that freedom? - stanleyyork

i love her, she's great - stanleyyork

@Bel puhahahah - Carlo Raingini

"ya know I've been trying to put words to why i do photography or how i feel about it, and you've nailed it for me: it's the "focus on the process of creating art as much as the end product itself." it's the vision you see and then the creative process in execution. that, and i love sharing how i see the world with those aruond me :) thank you fred! as far as film vs digital goes. i started out with b film..shooting, processing, dark room the whole shabang. that's what got me interested, but now i have a Rebel XSI and no darm room so it's much more difficult to enjoy the "process" part of it. i'm not even sure i really consider 'photoshop' part of the process (which is why i usually keep my photos fairly raw). thanks jessica! :) http://www.flickr.com/photos..." - stanleyyork

awesome - stanleyyork

damn, that's cool - stanleyyork

Wave of Mutilation - Pixies - Holly Rae

I Did It My Wave - Frank Sinatra - Ted Gilchrist

Facebook continues its power over both size (users) and the small but growing 'social ad' market - stanleyyork from Bookmarklet

awwww...loving #1 & #4 for sure! :) great set, baby! :-* <333 - Live4Emma (L4S)

Anna: lol ... and you would know all about love goggles! ♥_♥ ;p @stanleyyork: You didn't interupt and thank you, it's always great to know you like my selections! :) - Emma

$35.00 This is a Chinese made camera from the 1950's. It was designed to be a copy of higher end Tlr's. It's not a high end Tlr, but it's a very decent one and it's in excellent condition with one unfortunate flaw: There are two small, thin scratches on the taking lens. They're hard to see, but definitly there. Also, the leather is peeling away from the metal body under the focusing screen. It's also missing one of its chrome legs. The frosted viewfinder is in good condition. The shutter fires well and the film advance works properly. It's a beautiful camera! Your camera will be carefully packaged and shipped Priority Mail to the US and First Class Mail to Austalia, Canada, the UK and Ireland. - stanleyyork

these are lovely - stanleyyork

ohhhhhh...that's disturbing lol - stanleyyork

Hee hee - CAJ, somewhere else

very cool shot - stanleyyork

$26.95 This is a handsome old camera! We're selling it as a decorative object since we have no idea whether or not it is in good working condition. This particular No. 3-A Autographic Kodak camera is the Model C version. The last patent date on this one is November 8th, 1921. This was a common amateur's folding bellows camera for 3 1/4 x 5 1/2 inch "post card size" exposures on #122 roll film. The autographic feature on the camera is a small door or flap on the back, and there's supposed to be a small metal stylus provided with it. This camera is missing the stylus. The autographic feature had less to do with the camera than with the optional autographic film that could be used, designated #A122 instead of #122. The autographic film was backed by an unusual carbon paper that would become very slightly transluscent when a sharp object was pressed against it. In practice, autographic film was used in the camera just like any other normal roll of film, but with one added advantage. If... - stanleyyork

Ballet set! :D Fabulous selection of pictures, Em!!! :-* <333 - Live4Emma (L4S) from iPhone

Thanks Lo! :) - Emma

=) - Elif Öztunalı

these are awesome...love 'em - stanleyyork

=) - Elif Öztunalı

bana çıkan :) gelecekler nikah diye ellerinde bir hediye düğününde basılacak üçyüzelli davetiye hahahaha - irasare ®

awesome! - stanleyyork

$34.99 Extremely durable, high quality design. Made in 1950s by Pho-Tak Camera Co. One of the great things about this camera is that it can take 620 and 120 film. 120 film is also available in my shop. Shutter and film advance work well. Camera comes with genuine leather case and strap. Near mint vintage condition. Thank you for visiting AubieJeanVintage and please let me know if you have any questions! Unusual vintage & retro treasures added daily, so click to my store and see what's new! Save on shipping when you buy additional items. - stanleyyork

..or not - stanleyyork

awesome shot - stanleyyork

"this is awesome, great capture" - stanleyyork

"love this" - stanleyyork

$27.00 Kodak brownie flash six 20 circa 1940- 46 this sweet little brownie has the best profile and shiny chrome flash backing. the shape is trapezoidal from above tripod mount below and (from what i've heard) the usability of 120 film right out of the package makes this one good both on the shelf and in the hand cannot guarantee workability, but shutter sounds good 3 x 9 x 4 - stanleyyork

$32.00 Tower 120 box camera circa 1950's this is an early 1950s Sears Tower 120 Camera made by Sears Roebuck and Co. a real tank with all steel construction. a simple box camera which takes 120 film and can still be used today side viewfinder and leather carry strap cannot guarantee workability, but shutter sounds good 4 x 3 x 4 - stanleyyork

$30.00 polaroid land camera automatic 100 circa 1963-66 mad men era the polaroid land camera automatic 100 was the first and original pack-film Polaroid, complete with case its solid body, folding bellows and tripod mount are all in excellent condition. black leather strap shows a little wear love this one! it's a classic 8 x 5 x 2.5 when folded 7 deep x 6 tall when open - stanleyyork

$0.00 brownie starlet camera, UK edition circa 1953-54 this amazing find is the RARE brownie starlet camera, made in the UK. only a few (~263,000) of the first model brownie were exported to the US in 1953-4, where they were badged Brownie Starlet - not to be confused with the more common brownie starlet black bakelite body and cream colored knobs. takes 127 film. the shutter seems to work fine. a bit of a small scrape to front cross hatch design, but does not detract this is a true find and would be a centerpiece for your collection 5 x 3 x 3 - stanleyyork