''Post A Picture of Anything'' Thread

I mean this in the nicest possible way.

But you kind of look a little Harry Potter in those photos.

Get back to the facial hair

 

Harry potter is a cool wizard man Facial hair doesn't take long to come back lol. The photos btw were less about me and more about signals (otherwise i would have put them in "post pictures of yourself" thread")

I kinda like this level of facial hair though, at least for a while. It's not hard to get the neckbeard back.

 

:rofl:

All of your stuff is truly stunning...for the most part, Ori.

 

^^^ Gotta wonder if those stairs make that same obnoxious noise when you step on them....

 

I love that noise tho ...

 

WWE superstar Seth Rollins at the "WWE Smackdown!" TV taping in Worcester, MA - July 19, 2016

 

Electromagnetism is stronger than money. Most of the pictures came out just pure white, as the electric arc was very bright.

One $1 Federal Reserve Note was strategically placed in the middle of a carefully shaped "aluminum foil cup" which was then placed in the microwave oven, in order to emit a powerful electric arc that quickly incinerated the money to ashes. Fiat currency is backed in value by the souls that have been sold to capitalism.



The results: very little left here, you can still see a piece of ash with part of the word "America" still visible. All it took to disperse the ashes was blowing softly as one would a dandelion flower which left no trace of the bank note behind.



FUCK THE USA

 

I was thinking at first about how I didn't think they had made color film yet back then, and that it must have been colorized (presumably, later), so I cilcked it and it says that it was. I wonder if they got the color of the boats right.

When I took a theatre class they were talking about film colorization techniques and how coloring people isn't too hard to get right, but that other things like clothing or furniture they might just have to guess and pick a color because they don't really know what color it really was anymore.

I might try it, but I think it'd be a bit hard to get it to look natural without "cheating" by using the color picker tool on the original photo, or knowing what colors were in the picture to begin with period; or how colors should look depending on lighting and such.

It would sure be harder with moving pictures though, i.e. films or movies to keep things looking consistent across frames.

 

Can i offer you all some strawberries?