Two cute siblings

Two cute siblings

Image by Tambako the Jaguar
This is one of my favorite shot of the series, they were posing so cutely together, like they did it for me. The light was crappy so I had to correct this picture pretty much...

Reminiscing the gud old days

Image by man's pic
This romeo is bleeding
But you can't see his blood
It's nothing but some feelings
That this old dog kicked up

It's been raining since you left me
Now I'm drowning in the flood
You see I've always been a fighter
But without you I give up

Now I can't sing a love song
Like the way it's meant to be
Well, I guess I'm not that good anymore
But baby, that's just me

And I will love you, baby - Always
And I'll be there forever and a day - Always
I'll be there till the stars don't shine
Till the heavens burst and
The words don't rhyme
And I know when I die, you'll be on my mind
And I'll love you - Always

Now your pictures that you left behind
Are just memories of a different life
Some that made us laugh, some that made us cry
One that made you have to say goodbye
What I'd give to run my fingers through your hair
To touch your lips, to hold you near
When you say your prayers try to understand
I've made mistakes, I'm just a man

When he holds you close, when he pulls you near
When he says the words you've been needing to hear
I'll wish I was him 'cause those words are mine
To say to you till the end of time

Yeah, I will love you baby - Always
And I'll be there forever and a day - Always

If you told me to cry for you
I could
If you told me to die for you
I would
Take a look at my face
There's no price I won't pay
To say these words to you

Well, there ain't no luck
In these loaded dice
But baby if you give me just one more try
We can pack up our old dreams
And our old lives
We'll find a place where the sun still shines

And I will love you, baby - Always
And I'll be there forever and a day - Always
I'll be there till the stars don't shine
Till the heavens burst and
The words don't rhyme
And I know when I die, you'll be on my mind
And I'll love you - Always

by Bon Jovi

And Then I Do the Robot - 365 Days of Portraits - Day 72

Image by anaxolotl
It's rather hard to pose in a way that makes it obvious you are doing the robot when one hand is being used to hold pictures and a remote trigger for the camera. Regardless, first two paintings for @heartRobotic completed(ish?). Also, it's kinda amazing how much barrel distortion i am noticing with this lens (minolta 28mm f2.8).

Santa Baby

Image by LacieCakes
Ignore the lack of photoshopping and overall wonkyness of this picture. I've been up for over 24 hours now but I JUST COULDN'T WAIT TO SHARE!!

SANTA CLAUSE IS AT LACIECAKES!! Feel free to take a photo with the big guy and drop it on me in world (Lacie Chambers) and I'll add it to the billboard.

There's four pose balls rezzed. To show/hide just say "show" or "hide" on channel 0 or 1

Ok now I must sleep
<3
LacieCakes

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Coppertone Girl: Don't be a Paleface!

Image by Vlad Iorsh
Coppertone Girl - In 1959, a 3-year-old girl in pig-tails named Cheri Brand posed for a family snapshot in the backyard of her Bronxville, NY home and soon became Little Miss Coppertone®, a symbol of summer and poster-girl for the long-running Coppertone sunscreen ad campaign whose famous slogans proclaim "Don't be a Paleface!" and "Tan - Don't Burn."
The Coppertone ad campaign was based on drawings created by Cheri's mother, Joyce Ballantyne Brand, a commercial artist (who also drew the Pampers baby in 1977). She was paid $ 2,500 for the artwork based on her little girl.

Cheri Brand once said "Everybody has their baby pictures in their family album with their diapers falling off, I just happened to have mine on a billboard" (and a few million bottles of suntan lotion).

The dog depicted in the ad pulling down the pants of the little girl to reveal her derriere's tan-line was based on a neighbor's cocker spaniel. As of 1993, Cheri Brand, then 37, worked as a health club manager in Ocala, Fla. (People Weekly 08/23/93).

A popular belief that Jodie Foster was the original Coppertone girl is misleading. Foster did, however, get her start in showbiz for a Coppertone suntan-lotion ad in 1965. She was three years old at the time and appeared in the ad as a toddler on a boat accompanied by her family.
Coney Island, Brooklyn, NY