Welcome to this video showing the first game of the 05/25/2017 on the IPSAirsoft field !
This is a "lord of the seas" type of game : at the begining, each player is on its own
"Was it painful ?"
"No it's ok ! I was expecting worse"
When you hit an enemy, he stays where he is for 30 sec ; you can then capture him by touching him for 5 sec
Once he's captured, the enemy becomes a member of your team
"Do you vaguely know where the others are ?"
(Points all the space on our left) "This way !"
Better than nothing !
"I'll go on the side"
This video is a "sequence shot", I'm showing you here the whole game without cut ; I just speed up some parts
The point of the game, of course, is to capture every player so there is only one team left
"How do we proceed in this kind of situation ?"
"Count to 30 and then, you fall back in your own direction"
"Are Val and I still together or not ?"
"No ! You're no longer together"
I finish counting, now I'm going a bit further away before respawning
Another player is not far away, I guess he saw me walking, I'm wondering what to do...
"Back in the game !"
Do I try to shoot him or not....
Yeah, let's try...
He has a RPK and probably more range than me ; I need to get closer, I put this little tree between him and I to stay on cover
"You're hit too ?"
"Yeah ! Bbs clouds are hard to dodge ! I managed to dodge the first volley but not the others !"
This day, it was the first time I was using the AA12 on the field (reminder : it shots 3 bbs per shot) and I was surprised how efficient it is
"Back in game !"
The AA12 doesn't have a lot of range, but he has at least 2 big advantages on a field like this
1st advantage : the vegetation doesn't protect a lot from the AA12, it's easy to hit player which are "half hidden" behind a bush with it
2nd advantage : it shots a big volume of bbs, hard to dodge, which makes hitting moving targets much easier
I come back where I was earlier ; I'm assuming that other players should be there
I try to carefully check for hidden players in the landscape...
There is 2 enemies here, I need to stay mobile
I have just hit again the same player, which just has been revived by its teammate
They're both hit now, let's capture them...
The RPK player is here again, he's shooting toward us (and I have a very bad reflex, hiding behind the hit player, it's wrong... Sorry about that)
"You hit him !"
"This thing works great !"
I'll capture the 3rd player... But let's stay cautious
"You don't even need to aim do you ? Well done"
"Thanks !"
"We're a big team now, with Rémi and Juan"
"So... There is just Val missing ?"
"Val and Chris"
"Val is over there !" (behind the hill)
"I'll climb the hill"
I can see her...
"You got her ?"
"Yeah !"
"You aren't hurt ? - I'm ok, I'm ok"
"Sorry, on the hill it's hard to not hit the head"
"There is only Chris left, all the other players are on our team"
"Do you know where he is ? - He is this way" (in front of us)
"It's Fred on the left ! He's with us"
"Are you sure ? - Yes I'm sure !"
"We're together ! We're together ! Out !"
"Sorry you're the one who took it all !"
"I've hit Khan-Seb ! - Friendly fire maybe but it counts !"
"Did we hit him ? - I don't know"
"Are you hit ? - Yeah !"
And here it is, game over, we're only a single team now. Thanks for watching !
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Who is the last winner of singing battle season one? [Singing Battle / 2017.06.01] - Duration: 10:51.
- By 13:0... / - That's incredible.
Kim Sinui has won.
After returning through the consolation round,
you've won again
and now you just have the final round left.
I feel so good.
I will sing the last song without regrets
before I step off this stage.
It was a battle of low and high notes.
We thought we'd have a chance of winning
but we didn't score a single point.
We never imagined this.
However, we still have Jas Chang.
The only singer left is Coach Park Kyunglim's
Jas Chang.
- Coach Park Kyunglim. / - Yes.
Tell us what the final song is.
In order to go up against Kim Sinui...
We need to sing a song of this caliber.
I can't wait.
"Tears."
So Chanwhee.
That's a female song.
Raise it an octave...
There's no end to how high he can sing.
He's no joke.
And yet, you don't lose when it comes to high notes.
Then let's just go high.
Just sing a woman's song
and let Kim Sinui shout all he wants.
"Tears."
No way.
Can you sing "Tears?"
Even most women can't sing "Tears."
I actually don't know that song very well.
I only know the chorus part...
But I don't know the verse.
Gosh... What will I do?
I don't really know this song.
I know the chorus...
Really?
He had no idea he'd sing this song.
I'll listen to it once and then sing.
Okay. Sounds good.
You can listen a few times.
(Completely focused on "Tears" for the win)
(You can do this)
(All preparations are complete)
Kim Sinui vs. Jas Chang.
The battle begins.
Let's go.
Don't try too hard.
Same goes to you.
Just shout it out.
And take a 3-month break.
(The final hope for Muzie's team)
I will use all my energy for this final song.
I want to win the Korean beef for my team.
Find the flamboyance that you've kept hidden.
You must find it today.
- This is the ending. / - Okay.
- Let's go. / - Let's go.
I'll bring out everything I have inside.
I'll spew forth high notes
and deliver the beef to you, Coach.
Let's go.
- Let's go. Warm up. / - Everyone, it's a party.
Start it up. Let's go.
("Tears" by So Chanwhee)
(An electrifying high note battle right from the start)
(They're all dancing to the exciting music)
(We invite you to a completely new high note battle)
(Jas Chang attacks first)
(Incorporating hand gestures)
Nice.
(Crazy vocals, Kim Sinui responds)
(Singing along)
(This is his first time singing this song?)
(Provoking)
(Don't lose focus)
(Amazing voice that sings in a woman's key)
(The diva raises the pitch)
(You'll be hurt because of me)
(Ah)
(The chorus highlight)
(Mournful expressions)
(What's going on?)
(Explosion of energy with the high part)
(Forever)
Amazing. This is insane.
Make some noise!
(Incredible ad-lib too)
(The final score will be revealed at the end)
(Misses the beat since he doesn't know the song)
(That's okay)
(It's starting to heat up)
(You'll be hurt because of me)
(Ah)
(Face going bright red)
(Bam)
(Intense high note battle)
(I love you)
(Rock vocal essence vs. Muse's powerful voice)
Amazing.
(It's not over yet)
(Yeah)
(Crazy vocals just like his nickname)
- Amazing, amazing. / - That was the best.
In the woman's key.
Are you really a man?
That's so tiring.
So tiring.
Amazing.
Singing Battle, the 15th match.
Musical Star Wars 2.
It was really incredible to the end.
Which team will take the glory of victory?
We'll check the scores of the first row.
Show us!
(The final round was a breathless battle)
(Who will be the final winner?)
(Current score is 2:4)
We don't know yet.
We've won.
Is this how it ends?
Jas Chang is in the lead.
Will the lead change in the second half?
Show us the final result.
(Heart thumping)
(Kim Sinui catches up, it's 4:4)
(Jas Chang takes the lead again)
What's going on?
How did this happen?
- What the? / - What's happening?
(Who will be the last to laugh?)
I think the highest parts...
As soon as I sang them,
I felt that I could possibly win.
The beef is almost here.
I will deliver the meat to my coach.
Let's go.
(Whose high notes did the judges prefer?)
(A shocking result)
Oh, my!
(Winner Kim Sinui, loser Jas Chang)
Kim Sinui wins by 7:6!
Congratulations.
Coach Muzie's team wins.
(Lost at the doorstep of victory)
The winner box of top quality Korean beef
goes to the winning team.
Amazing.
Check out the marbling.
With the end to Musical Star Wars 2,
we close the curtains to Season 1.
(Such a shame)
A new music sports game show.
Singing Battle.
Music to capture your eyes and ears.
We'll bring you even more competitive singing battles.
Through Singing Battle, I've witnessed
a variety of talents and charms I didn't know before.
That was great.
There would be people who are afraid
when it comes to singing pop songs or other genre.
They did their best to show case their potential...
I was so moved.
It was great to see everyone cheer each other on.
They were greater than any other team.
The only sports game show in Korea.
Singing Battle.
Thank you to everyone who joined us.
Everyone, good night!
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They have the highest chance of winning.
These three.
So the most obvious thing is to attack this team.
But they'd go with the team with only two first.
I think Son Dongwun...
He hasn't done much yet.
They might choose you.
- You sing mostly ballads. / - It could be.
(Nervous, anxious)
Have you decided?
We have lots of concern.
The teams with only one singer left...
There are two teams...
Coaches Lee Sangmin and Park Suhong's teams.
And the team with two singers...
- Coach Muzie. / - Coach Muzie's team.
And we have three singers left.
That's right.
So we had to think hard...
Should we make the teams even?
or let one team have a break.
That's what we thought about...
And we decided...
(Nervous)
We think they should have a break.
- From Coach Park Suhong's team... / - Nice.
Nam Kyungjoo.
Nam Kyungjoo?
Because they want to sing with him.
From Coach Park Suhong's team...
They have chosen Nam Kyungjoo.
(1st generation musical actor with 34 years of experience)
(He has performed in roughly 10,310 shows)
(The great Korean musical actor, Nam Kyungjoo)
In Nam Kyungjoo's case,
he's a professor that continues to study.
He's known for this.
Because I have to teach students...
I learn that I still have a long way to go.
As I keep learning,
I realize where I'm at.
I get to continually figure that out.
Also you're both alumni at the same university.
So it's like they're battling for
the university scholarship.
Once again here...
Did you get the scholarship?
- I'll tell you in private. / - I did.
- Me too. / - Oh, you did?
Congratulations.
Which song will you sing?
Hyena, sang the theme song for "Frozen."
That's right.
It's quite a long time ago
but I sang the theme for "Aladdin."
I recorded the Korean version for that.
I'd like to reminisce on that time and sing it.
"A Whole New World."
That's the song.
("A Whole New World" from the "Aladdin" OST)
(The first animation song to top the Billboard charts)
(Won the Academy Award and Grammy in 1992)
(The Korean version was sung by)
(Nam Kyungjoo and Lee Junghwa)
Park Hyena vs. Nam Kyungjoo.
The battle begins now.
I first met Hyena in "Wicked."
She has become an actress that
everyone acknowledges and enjoys to watch.
I feel proud of her.
Since we're from the same university,
let's work well together for this song.
I always wanted to sing a duet with you.
I'm so happy I get the opportunity today.
I'll do my best to be a reliable junior.
I'm always grateful.
("A Whole New World" by Peabo Bryson, Regina Belle)
(The musical stars guide us back to our childhood)
(The original Aladdin attacks first)
(The original Korean singer delivers the emotions)
(Smile)
(Open up your heart)
(Filled with love)
(The dream-like world opens up like magic)
(Even after 25 years, he delivers the same emotions)
(Like he's really dreaming)
(Park Hyena with 22 years of experience responds)
(Her beautiful voice resonates around the stage)
(Immersed)
(Eyebrow charisma)
(Jasmine opens up an unbelievable site)
(Going back to his childhood)
(Don't close your eyes)
(Don't miss a moment)
(Their voices make you feel like you're flying)
(Nice)
(Aladdin reaches out his hand)
(Perfect harmony that brings up childhood memories)
(A trip down fairytale memory lane)
(Nam Kyungjoo scores first)
(The junior's explosive vocals)
(Scores again)
(Scores a point with her explosive volume)
(Hearing this song makes this moment beautiful)
(Park Hyena 2:3 Nam Kyungjoo)
(Nam Kyungjoo scores the last point)
(The beautiful sound made by musical stars)
(Clapping and cheering)
(Thumbs up)
(The pride of the best musical actors are on the line)
As good as we expected.
No one knows.
(Will Park Hyena win twice in a row?)
(Will the original Aladdin, Nam Kyungjoo win?)
(Who will be the final winner?)
(Loser Park Hyena, winner Nam Kyungjoo)
Are you okay? Are you okay?
(The legend was shocked with grace)
(Good-bye, my friend)
(Oh)
Nam Kyungjoo has won by 8:5.
Regardless of the loss,
it felt so good to be able to perform together.
Please give a lot of support to musicals.
Thank you.
Please have a meeting about your next opponent.
Okay.
Kyunglim, do you want a break?
Or would you like us to attack twice in a row?
Think you'll take a break.
I'll take a short break.
(Why did you provoke us?)
(Park Hyena eliminated)
We've overcome our toughest opponent.
It's similar to last time.
You won 2 or 3 battles then won it.
Now, you have to win 4 or 5 times to win.
I don't think it'll be easy today.
In my opinion, I think it should be him.
But the thing is...
If he chooses his style of song...
You need to be able to keep up.
Battle of new vs. old?
- Sounds good. / - Right?
It's uncertain but to take on that challenge...
- You're right. / - It'd be beautiful even if I fail.
That's what I think.
There's a reason why you've made it this far.
We've won what we wanted.
It's good enough.
Shall we do this then?
Let's go.
Let's do it.
Which singer from which team will you choose?
Kyungjoo's opinion is more important than mine.
Who is it?
A battle of new vs. old.
(Totally focused)
(They're all younger than the godfather)
Everyone else is new here...
But I chose the youngest, Son Dongwun.
(All I can do is smile)
(Debuted in 2009 in 6 male group, BEAST)
(Reborn through Highlight)
I'm like a flashlight you need in the dark.
I'm Son Dongwun.
(Debuted in musical through "Catch Me If You Can")
(He can sing and act, a multi-talented idol)
When I sing later, I've prepared a personal mic
that I got made with my own money.
And the earphone I made myself.
I brought that too.
- If he doesn't do this... / - He's a real singer.
The battle begins.
(He kept the locker room occupied)
I've never sat around for this long...
Ever on a show.
I'm wondering if it's okay to not do anything like this.
I feel anxious.
The youngest, Son Dongwun.
(I finally get to do something)
If I get the chance,
I'd like to sing with Nam Kyungjoo.
Rather than a battle,
just singing a song together.
I hope I get the opportunity to perform with him.
Which song will he try and win with?
Tell them yourself.
The song I'll be singing with Nam Kyungjoo...
"That I was Once By Your Side."
"That I was Once By Your Side" by Toy.
That's the song.
It's a gift. Gift.
Gift, gift.
What is it? It's deer antlers.
It's deer antlers!
The deer antler lucky box has been opened.
For everyone in the winning team...
We'll give you the deer antler lucky box.
Is there a reason you've chosen this song?
Kyungjoo has such a great tone of voice.
So we decided to choose a song
that Dongwun is confident with.
We decided that was the right strategy.
I never expected it.
I've never sung this song before.
You have heard the song before, right?
- I have. / - You have, right?
I think challenges like this are really fun.
Let's do this, Dongwun.
I'll do my best!
Okay.
A musical legend vs. an idol.
Nam Kyungjoo vs. Son Dongwun of Highlight.
The battle begins.
Thank you for this.
It's an honor.
(Practicing the song till right before the battle)
Dongwun, let us both do our best
and show the audience how good this song is.
Let's go!
You should sing with the mic close to your mouth.
That will match his tone.
He'll bring attention to his tone at first.
Keep that in mind.
Just the fact that we can sing together
really makes me happy.
I'm really nervous
but to the stage. Let's go!
("That I was Once By Your Side" by Toy.)
(The song soaks the stage with emotions)
(Son Dongwun attacks first)
(He sings with a sweet voice)
(Satisfied)
(Nam Kyungjoo responds)
(Interprets the song with his 34 years of experience)
That's experience shining through.
It's like a musical.
(His posture shows he's immersed)
(Calmly expressing the emotions of the song)
(Good work, Dongwun)
(He controls the intensity of the high notes)
(The song reaches the climax)
(Shows his earnestness through his eyes)
(Expresses the sorrow with his body movements)
(Cheer)
Good, good, good.
(It's hard to believe that he doesn't know this song)
(Overwhelmed by this unbelievable stage together)
(The judges begin scoring)
(Detailed expression of emotions)
(But he loses a point)
(No need to worry)
(Scores 2 points with ease)
(Scores a point with his sweet voice)
(2:2, tied)
(That's it)
1, 2, 3.
(Controlled explosion of emotions)
(Son Dongwun 3:2 Nam Kyungjoo)
(Idol of 9 years with a voice as sweet as honey)
(Finishes off the song with lingering feels)
(3:3, ends with a tie)
(It was like a musical that overcame a 28-year gap)
Bravo!
That was great.
It was his first time singing the song.
You're amazing.
It was so great. Like they were speaking.
It was like a conversation.
Wow, I'm shaking.
Highlight, baby.
(It's hard to determine who will win)
I wondered how I would keep that emotion going
and end it well.
I think that's all I thought about.
Despite having a lot of experience on stage,
I was really nervous up there.
I think I just did my best.
(6:6, scores are tied!)
(The last point will decide the winner)
(Their hearts are pounding)
We won, we won!
(Loser Son Dongwun, winner Nam Kyungjoo)
We won, we won!
We won!
(Don't frown, tonight's highlight)
We won, we won!
We won!
7:6!
6:7! 6:7!
Dongwun!
Sorry, Dongwun.
You lost by a point.
- Really? / - Yeah.
- You were great. / - You did really well.
- Good work. / - Good job.
7:6, Nam Kyungjoo wins by a point.
This doesn't make sense.
Anyway...
I think my juniors are going easy on me.
Really? Looked like a close battle to me.
They didn't go easy on you at all.
He delivered the lyrics as if the song was about him.
I think he's great at being immersed in the song.
It's really amazing, thank you.
Thank you, thank you.
I met Kyungjoo through a battle this time...
But I'd love to meet him in a musical next time.
(Son Dongwun eliminated)
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Applying Universal Laws To Everyday Life - Duration: 6:20.
Applying Universal Laws To Everyday Life
by Robert Stewart,
Recently, the �if it bleeds it leads� local news led with this � a man ran a red
light and struck two people in the crosswalk because he was texting. Then, today I actually
watched someone walk into a parking meter because� well, his head was down. I mention
these events because it seems that people have become addicted. Addicted to texting.
Addicted to Facebook, Addicted to the Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Tumblir and� you get
the picture. Even as you read this, our heads are buried in a virtual world.
But today, I also chose to look up.
Cloudless, sunny skies served as an azure blue reminder that it�s a big universe out
there. I like to think of cyberspace as just a, albeit too big, part of our multi-dimension
experience. If you believe or are aware of the quantum physics theory of multiple universes
(the multiverse,) the cyber-world suddenly becomes a nothing more than an atom, on as
asteroid, floating through space. Now, imagine an infinite number of dimensions, each vibrating
at a different frequency and teeming with physical or non-physical life in our universe
alone. Cyber space shrinks some more.
Now, it�s also been said, that within our universe, Earth may be quite unique (but not
alone) as its inhabitants � humanity � have been granted free will. Perhaps, the idea
is more complex. Many ancient, esoteric teachings that date back over 5,000 years or more from
Hopi, Egyptian, Greek and Vedic tradition provide a set of universals laws that complement
the concept of free will� which brings us back to lifting our heads up from our phones.
While the concept of universal laws has been revealed in many forms (Google it and see,)
I was originally presented with this knowledge, not in the cyber world, but from a higher
dimension, at a channeling of the Sirian Elders, a 6th dimensional group consciousness from
the Sirius binary star system. The following transcript is from that lesson on the Wisdom
of OUR Universe. Use your discernment and try to sense the frequency of the thoughts
conveyed in the words, which seem even more important that the words themselves.
�Our universe is one of Free Will, although not all universes are so. As such, all beings
have the gift of choice and all create their own path back to the One (God). Know that
your physical reality is an illusion, a construct created by the mind.
The Law of Manifestation states that you have the ability within you to create the reality
of your choosing. Quiet the mind and merge with the One. Be of singular purpose as you
follow the Light and watch as what you envision manifests into your physical world.
The Law of Attraction states that discernment should be used when stating your intentions,
for similar energies attract. Choices made from a mindset of fear will attract additional
fears; but when love and harmony emanate from your heart, it is love and harmony that will
return to you. Like attracts like.
The Law of Truth states that your choices are what allow you to experience as a part
of the One and as all experiences of the One are not judged as right or wrong then each
experience is a part of your truth.
Yet, the Law of Cause and Effect, or as you have heard it said, the Law of Karma, will
assist in creating an equality and understanding of what is learned through your choices. Every
choice creates an opportunity for learning and each aspect of the One may only move closer
to its Source as it learns from its experiences. When a lesson is not learned, it is repeated
either in the same physical lifetime or in another incarnation of the self.
The Law of Light states that the One exists as a frequency of light and all its aspects
� all souls � are connected by light to the One. Know that the spark of light that
is your essence, your God-source, comes from within and connects you to every living thing
throughout our universe.
The Law of Equality states that as light beings that are a part of the One, all are equal
in the eyes of the One. It is only the duality of the physical plane that creates the illusion
of separation and fear that occurred in the Atlantean end time and occurs in your now.
Your enlightenment begins when you can see beyond what the ego needs, in order to honor
what the soul has chosen.
This can be achieved by understanding the Law of Perception, which states that every
being has the ability to see beyond the physical plane and into other realms. Humanity holds
the key to the gateway that leads to these other dimensions and that key is within the
heart. Following the heart in all that you do will awaken you to worlds previously unseen.
As duality fades away, what remains is the frequency that answers every question. That
frequency is love.
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Looking for the Fountain of Youth?
Try This Herbal Super Drug Instead!
Ashwangandha, is one of the most powerful herbs that has been used in Ayurvedic healing,
with its use being reported back to the ancient times for a wide variety of conditions.
Known also as Indian Ginseng, it possesses rejuvenating properties, although Ashwagandha
and ginseng are botanically unrelated.
With reports of hormone imbalances on the rise, and the impacts of these changes in
our lives, this natural supplement may be the answer to many people�s prayers!
Long recognized as an immune system booster, ashwagandha also works to create hormonal
balance, particularly in its ability to slow down the aging process.
It has the ability to lower hormones when the production is too high, such as when someone
is experiencing stress, and in turn increase production when it is too low, such as the
effect that is caused when aging.
Ashwagandha has also been used to treat a variety of diseases and conditions including
acne, anxiety, depression, diabetes, immune deficiency, inflammation, and more.
Here are 7 Benefits of Using the Ashwagandha Root:
Promotes Graceful Aging Improves Long-Term Visual Memory
Supports the Body During Menopause Improves Energy
Supports Sexual Health Fights Mood Imbalance
Promotes Fertility Ashwagandha root can be found in many health
stores, both in capsule and liquid form.
Always be sure to look for an organic supplement, and pay attention to the source to ensure
that it is trusted and high-quality!
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YOUTUBE ROADTRIP | vlog - Duration: 6:09.
Hey guys i am on my way to Stuttgart to a YouTube event called Creator Connect
The last event was also in Stuttgart and it was 8 hours long
they taught us how to set certain things,
how to bring your channel forward and stuff like that.
Today it´s only 3 hours, i think this one is meant to
connect us YouTubers. So we can get to know each other
otherwise we rarely have the opportunity to meet, since we live far from each other.
And on a event like this...
We rarely have the opportunity to meet, since we live far from each other.
And an event like this is a great opportunity.
I am not gonna film any longer while driving now...
Because i wanna listen to music...and i also wanna open the window because it super hot.
I´ll say bye for now...
Shut up!
See you later, i hope i am gonna keep vlogging the whole day
because this is my first vlog and...
Thanks!
I am not used to it, so i have to get used to talking in the public
when people are starring at you and just ignore it
if not you´re gonna see me now and then in a minute when i am on my way back :)
see you later!
Hey here i am again
I am in Stuttgart now, only 3,2 km left to the location
it´s 4:40pm and...
Ok! What?
The whole thing takes place in "The Paris"
She´s annoying!
I checked it, it´s a night club! I have no idea wha their plans are.
Are we all just gonna party there!? Or what? I don´t know. I´m curious!
Oh god...i have no idea
Alright i´m gonna turn off the camera now, so i can concentrate on driving...
besides that she´s always interrupting me.
ok turning off:)
I am curious if i am gonna find a parking lot, i wanted to hit the road earlier
but it took too long to set the navigator. So i set off at 4:00pm allthough i wanted arrive earlier
and look for a parking lot and i believe the guy to my left can see my display
it´s awkwaaard
i have to get used to it
the only way out is through
oh god so many people walking by
go away
It´s awkward..oh thank god it´s green.
Let´s scram!
Alright i have arrived...i think i am a little late
I have to hurry now so i am not gonna film, i´m curious...ok see you in a bit, hopefully.
This navigator hates me!
Here i am again...
AFTER the event:)
I didn`t film in there because...
I didn`t film in there because it was really dark
besides that we didn`t really have much time to spend together
so i preferred to talk to the people instead of vlogging.
It was cool but...
Be quiet!
I can`t wait for her to say...
i wish you would have said 50 km in that case you would have shut up for a long time!
What was i talking about?
It was ok, but i didn´t learn really much.
I knew most of it already.
But it was great to get to know new YouTubers
and talk to them.
But other than that it was....well...i wished YouTube people would have been there.
It was YouTubers giving us the speech.
But it was cool though, i can`t wait for the next event
because it´s just fun to meet new people everytime.
That was more or less what was happening
And i didn`t wanna interrupt by vlogging.
Sorry...then it´s just a roadtrip together
which will be over by the time you see this:)
I wish we could listen to music and i could sing for you but *copyright issues*
*no risc no fun ;P*
I find this lady´s singing just amazing...she is just...
I wonder if you can hear me since it´s very loud on the freeway
can you hear me?
YEAH just swing out...that´s awesome!
I would love to...
sorry...oh god! I think i am hungry that´s why i am so hyper
Ok that´s it, thank you for riding along, it was an honour.
Maybe i am gonna upload this or maybe not i don`t know.
If so, see you next time. I don`t know what comes next. Maybe another vlog
or anything else i am up for.
Yupp..alright...See you then!
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Minecraft Animation
Battle Full
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WORST PUNISHMENT EVER(ComedyShortsGamer-中文字幕-史上最糟的挑戰) - Duration: 4:58.
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How beautiful to write. Calligraphy. Mikhalkov. # Poem about the calligraphy. Children and kids. - Duration: 2:59.
Sergey Mikhalkov
Calligraphy
Writing beautifully is not easy: "It gi-ves co-w mi-lk"!
For the letter letter, To syllable syllable.
Well at least someone would help!
First, "Gi", then "ves".
It is already written "gives", It is already written "gives",
But then the feather tears the paper.
Again, the notebook is damaged -
It is necessary to tear out the page!
The page is pulled out, and here: "Co-w mi-lk it gi-ves,"
"Cow milk gives," And you need the opposite:
"It gives cow milk"!
Let's sigh first deeply, Sigh, line cross out
And we'll start again.
"It gi-ves co-w mi-lk"!
The pen clings to the "lk," And the blot is black, like a bug,
From the end of the pen slips suddenly.
One second did not pass, How to hide "mi", and "cow",
and "gives" ...
One more page Delete!
And outside the window on all sides: And the sound of the ball, and the barking of the puppy,
And the ringing of some bell, -
And I'm sitting, looking at the notebook -
Behind the letter I output: "It gi-ves co-w mi-lk" ...
Yes!
Becoming a scientist is not easy!
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Sharp high note VS heavy middle tone [Singing Battle / 2017.06.01] - Duration: 17:05.
♪ My all ♪
That could've been real bad.
(I'm putting my all on the line)
(Hi-ya)
(I almost missed the beat)
I might end up not singing a song like this.
No, you'll have to sing at least one song.
It can't be helped.
We need to strategize really well.
There's no other way now.
I feel pressured against all seniors...
You'll get a nickname, Senior Killer.
(So much pressure)
Seungdae has made his choice.
We're very worried but it can't be helped.
Coach Park Kyunglim has 2 singers.
Coach Muzie has 1 singer.
From Coach Park Kyunglim's team...
We'll sing with Seo Youngjoo.
They've chosen Seo Youngjoo
from Coach Park Kyunglim's team.
Hello, I'm musical actor Seo Youngjoo.
It's nice to meet you.
Seo Youngjoo has such a young face
but he's older than Park Suhong.
That's right.
What do we do?
(Debuted 27 years ago)
(A veteran that has been a lead for many musicals)
(Gentleman with mid-tone, Seo Youngjoo)
Jas Chang, Park Hyena and me. Our team.
I dare say this...
I'm confident that we are the most skilled.
We're here to win.
I'll make sure we win today.
We expected it.
We can finally hear his voice.
It's about time.
It's time for the real expert to come out.
How do you feel?
I feel very tired.
I'm exhausted. I mean that.
Can you tell us what you think of your opponent?
He's a good actor.
- Does he have a flaw? / - No.
He's very precise and to the point.
Yes, he's concise.
He's exhausted. That's the truth.
Right now, I feel exhausted.
It's true that I'm exhausted.
Just as you saw, Seo Youngjoo is very scary.
I remember him as a strict senior.
His flaw is that he's scary and strict?
What?
I love you, senior.
What song will Seo Youngjoo choose to try and win?
I'm looking forward to it.
We realized that Seungdae's tone
will go really well with this song.
The song we've chosen is...
"Chan Chan Chan."
- "Chan Chan Chan" by Pyeon Seungyup. / - Yes.
I should go with "Chan Chan Chan" if I'm going to win.
- That's right. / - I think "Chan Chan Chan" will win.
They're all from Seoul Arts Center.
So we should turn it into a festival.
This is our hope.
Everyone's been talking about
Seo Youngjoo's body.
My colleagues joke around about that.
That I'm SHINee from the back.
He has the butt of an idol.
Seungdae, are you okay with this song?
Well...
I don't know if I can express the lyrics
as well as Seo Youngjoo with his experience.
But I'll do my best
to be a junior that doesn't lose.
Okay, we'll look forward to it.
Kim Seungdae vs. Seo Youngjoo.
The battle begins.
Go, go, go.
Let's go, Youngjoo.
(Pressured)
Have fun.
I'll do my best in this round
and make it a matter of life and death for my team.
I'll get us one step closer to the Korean beef.
I'll have fun too.
- Make it really old school. / - Old school.
Got it.
I'll make it really exciting and dynamic.
I'll do my best to have fun.
Let's go.
("Chan Chan Chan" by Pyeon Seungyup)
(Transforming into a trot singer)
(Fanatic over the transformation of the gentleman)
(Me too then)
(A fiery trot battle between musical stars)
(The senior attacks first)
(This is great)
(He responds with a calm gaze)
He has experience.
(An interesting trot feel from his low voice)
(Chan, chan, chan)
(Crafty, oily)
(Nice)
(Dribble, dribble, dribble, dribble)
(This is the trot feel)
You're doing well.
(The judges begin scoring)
This is so nice.
(Seo Youngjoo scores first)
(An oldie song performed by singers 15 years apart)
(Seungdae starts the second half)
(Feels good)
(Loses another point despite his trot technique)
(Scores 3 in a row)
(So nice)
(Great voice control)
He's good.
(Saves 1 point)
(Kim Seungdae 2:3 Seo Youngjoo)
(Kim Seungdae 2:4 Seo Youngjoo)
(Final chance to attack)
(The rain that falls all night)
(Awesome)
(Traditional trot vs. Low-tone trot)
(Spin and spin)
(Trot battle by musical stars)
(They end it with the mic greeting)
(Current score is 2:4)
If I win the Korean beef,
I'll make sure to eat it with Coach Lee Sangmin.
Please give me the honor.
I'll make sure I win. Let's go.
I'll do my best since I've been chosen.
I'll show you a great and energetic performance.
(The result is?)
(Loser Kim Seungdae vs. winner Seo Youngjoo)
That's it!
(He smiles when he's in pain)
(A true smiling angel)
(Hahaha)
(Seo Youngjoo secures 1 win)
Seo Youngjoo has won by 9:4.
- Coach Park Kyunglim. / - Yes.
What did you think?
I've never survived to this point.
I should be sitting there by now.
I can't believe I'm still standing here.
Now, it's just a matter of battling once or twice.
I hope Seo Youngjoo will end it here.
(You wish...)
I'll try my best.
Coach Lee Sangmin finished in 3rd place.
Seo Youngjoo has ended his day.
Please tell us how you feel about today's battle.
Not just our team but thank you
to everyone that appeared today.
I couldn't thank you all enough
for the wonderful performances you put on.
Thank you for allowing me to witness it.
It's a day that's good to lose or win.
Thank you.
Thank you.
(Kim Seungdae eliminated, 3rd place finalized)
So now, all that's left is
Kim Sinui from Coach Muzie's team.
This round could be the final.
If you look at the list of song Sinui has sung today...
I think he might choose "The Last Concert."
- Really? / - Because...
Since he's a rock vocalist.
The voice that Sinui has...
- It's kind of rock. / - It's rock.
I think it'll be "The Last Concert."
Since we have to go up
against the two remaining singers,
I think you should choose the song you're better at.
I hear you're good at Lee Seungchul songs.
Okay.
Coach Muzie, which song have you chosen?
Since we have to go up against two singers,
we chose songs that we're good at.
- Please tell them. / - Which song?
Lee Seungchul's....
(Will it be "The Last Concert" as expected?)
"Heeya."
"Heeya."
Is "Heeya" okay?
(Why did Sinui choose "Heeya?")
Seo Youngjoo's tone is really low.
So I wanted my high tone to stand out more.
I made this my winning move.
We thought you'd choose "The Last Concert."
He's been practicing the whole time.
(The pronunciation is a bit)
- What? / - Outside...
Oh, outside?
- Coach Park Kyunglim. / - Yes?
You are no longer 4th or 3rd.
You're either 2nd or 1st.
There's no end to human greed.
Now that I'm here, I want to come 1st.
"Heeya." Please win.
(Overcome the pressure and head to victory)
Seo Youngjoo vs. Kim Sinui.
The battle begins.
Let's go!
(This could be the final round of Musical Star Wars 2)
This is a great song.
This is a really hard song.
Let's go.
(Trust me)
They're singers and musical actors.
(Great foundations and great stage manners)
(Shocking continuous defeat)
Dongwun!
(But Sinui's crazy vocal counter attack has begun)
He's insane.
(He'll win it all)
Seo Youngjoo...
I'm really sorry but...
I'll make sure I win with "Heeya."
I'll make sure to face Jas Chang.
Come here. We have to stand together now.
This is the end.
Let's do our best.
The first female coach on "Singing Battle."
Park Kyunglim!
You've come last.
You've placed 4th.
- Good work. / - Thank you.
A battle of stars.
They're the singers that will grant me my first win.
Coach Park Kyunglim
has never won before.
I'll do my best to give her the victory.
(Singer of 13 years vs. 25 years of musicals)
Let's go, Youngjoo.
("Heeya" by Lee Seungchul)
(Seo Youngjoo attacks with his low voice)
He's lowered it by an octave.
Goodness.
(Gulp)
(The low tone stimulates the ears softly)
(Moved)
(I love you)
(He missed the beat but gets right back on track)
(Fights the low tone with high notes)
(In awe)
(Heavy low tone)
(Sharp high tone)
(The final score will be revealed at the end)
(Harmony of eager appeal and composed monologue)
(The final attack with his rock ballad attack)
(Great)
- Is that the end? / - Is it over?
- It's over? / - Yes.
Why's it so short?
I'll announce the result.
Show us the result of the first row.
(This will determine whether this was the semi or final)
(Surprises and sighs)
(It's 6:0)
(Embarrassed)
(Stays composed for now)
I thought I'd be disadvantaged if I used high notes
so I tried remain competitive in my own way.
What a failure.
(He's so honest)
Keep calm.
The top row could be all blue.
I'm so curious.
- Really? / - Yes.
- You're curious, right? / - I'm curious about the result.
Will he be able to overturn this?
Reveal the score!
(Nervous)
(Will we get an electrifying turn around victory?)
(13:0, unanimous win)
(Is this for real?)
(Winner Kim Sinui, loser Seo Youngjoo)
Are you okay?
(Incredible fit for pants, so slim)
(Flailing)
I think I was too nervous against Kim Sinui.
I did lose...
I'll accept it with humility.
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Gallery Talk: Michelle Ramin - Duration: 22:24.
- Thanks so much for coming.
Thank you so much to Penny,
I've been working with her painstakingly
for the last six months to get this
amazing exhibition together,
and she did an amazing job putting all of the artwork up.
Thank you to Lenore Penfield,
and Penn College for having me as well.
It's been a real pleasure being here.
They've taken really good care of us
and it's just a really great pleasure
coming back to Williamsport.
So to begin, what I wanted to kind of start out with
is a little introduction about myself,
and kind of bear with me, I'm a little nervous.
Also, I wanted to say thank you to everybody who's here,
my family, my friends, there's so many familiar faces
in the audience, and it's really great to see you all.
Okay, so I wanted to give a little introduction
about myself and then kind of work through
chronologically all of the pieces,
and just kind of let you know where I was,
where I am now, and where I'm going.
Sound good?
And if anybody has any questions
feel free to ask at any time.
Like Penny said, I grew up here in Williamsport
and I went to Loyalsock.
I graduated in 2000 from Loyalsock Township High School
and then I went on to Penn State University
where I graduated with my bachelor's degree
in fine art in 2005.
After that, Joel, my husband who's sitting right over here,
♫ Hi Joel
We decided to move to Portland, Oregon,
where we kind of restarted our life in a beautiful place.
We went on an adventure and just kind of started this
beautiful, new, creative life of ours.
So I got to really making art there.
I was making art in college, mostly studies,
and there was kind of one body of work at the end
that was mostly based in oil,
and a lot of figurative work.
But that's the last time I've actually done any work
with the figure, or, I'm sorry, not the figure,
with oil painting,
until this body which you see behind me,
and a couple pieces right back here.
So this is my first venture back into that,
and I made all of these in the last six months.
When I was in undergrad I worked a bit with oils
but not too much,
and then when I got to Portland I started working
with drawing mostly,
and mostly with pen and ink and markers
and doing more illustrative stuff,
working with illustrations.
and kind of Etsy-esque.
A lot of you probably know what Etsy is.
Back in the day, about 2006,
I actually was selling a lot.
It was, Etsy was kind of a different marketplace at the time
and it was a lot more visual art and a lot less
of the crafty, even vintage or thrift-store kind of finds
that you find on there.
At the time it was all visual art.
So I was doing really well economically selling my work,
but they were tiny little pieces
and not really pushing my work or my practice
as much as I had liked.
And then after that I was like, you know,
I'm doing well with this but I really wanna push myself
a lot further and give myself a new challenge.
So I applied to grad school and I got into
the San Francisco Art Institute in San Francisco,
and Joel and I moved to San Francisco in 2010,
and we've been there ever since.
I graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2012
and yeah, I've been teaching since then.
I teach at the San Francisco Art Institute
and I also teach at City College,
and I make my work the rest of the time.
So that's a little bit of an introduction to me.
So to start kind of talking about the work
and what's in the gallery,
I wanted to start with the colored pencil pieces
which are in the back here.
I don't know if people wanna move,
or you're welcome to just kind of hang out where you are.
So the colored pencil pieces are in the back in this corner.
They were dealing with the figure and masking, mostly,
and this was kind of my body of work from graduate school.
When I was in grad school I worked with
this amazing professor, his name's Brett Reichman,
and he's a really incredible oil painter, drawer,
and really, really, highly-rendered
photo-realistic paintings of the figure.
So I started working with him
and I took this colored pencil thing to the Nth degree.
He was like, "You like colored pencil, you like drawing,
"you like blending, why don't you just push it
"as far as you can get it?"
So if you look at it, you may look at it and see,
oh, it looks like a painting, and it kinda does.
And that was kind of the point of it,
I really wanted to fool people into thinking
it was a painting.
A lot of people think it's watercolors,
some people think it's oils,
and it's actually colored pencils.
And the mask came into my concept
around 2011 in graduate school.
There's a lot of reasons for that,
one of which is I was really at the time
dealing with identity,
and duplicating identities, so multiple identities,
dealing with a private identity that we all have
that we keep to ourselves, kind of a secret identity,
and we don't share it with other people,
and then a public identity or a persona
that we show to the rest of the world.
And so the mask kind of functioned in that way,
the mask or ski mask, or another word for it is a balaclava,
so I got really into that.
And the masks also at the time were very kind of
in the news a lot.
There was, Spring Breakers came out at the time.
There was also the punk rock band from Russia,
Pussy Riot, that came out and it was all over the news,
this radical revolutionary punk rock band.
And then there was also
the Occupy movement that was happening at the time
in San Francisco and all over the world.
So I was there and a lot of my friends were there,
and people were protesting and they were at City Hall,
and they were blocking highways, interstates.
So there was a lot of reasons for the mask at the time,
2011, 2012, and lot of reasons for it in the news
and politically.
So after that I wanted to move, after grad school,
away from the mask.
Everybody at that time was starting to call me
the Mask Girl, (audience chuckling)
and I was like, I kinda wanna move away from that,
that title.
But I still wanted to kind of deal
with masking to some degree,
so if we don't mind taking another walk,
kind of behind, over here.
(audio skips)
So the next piece I did was actually this piece here
which is also colored pencil,
where I still had the figure at the forefront
and also in a domestic space similar
to the pieces in the back,
but without the mask, without the balaclava.
And I really like that.
I like this kind of, you know, back to my roots
in figurative work
and seeing where I could go with just the figure
and without the mask.
So from there I did a few pieces in watercolor.
I wanted to change up my medium,
get away from the colored pencil a bit.
The colored pencil is super time-consuming.
That piece on the end probably took me three months,
working probably 30 hours a week on it,
so it's hundreds of hours of work going into that.
So I needed to speed up my process
so I chose watercolor,
which is actually a really kind of painstaking process, too,
but somehow easier than colored pencil.
So I started working
with the idea of masking but without the mask,
like I was saying.
This is a good example of that,
where all of the figures have their backs to us,
so I'm kind of masking them through their own bodies.
So everybody's back is to the audience.
I consider that a form of masking as well.
A lot of them also have some sort of glasses
or sunglasses on their faces,
so it's also masking in that way.
And the watercolor was, I used the watercolor
because it was kind of more freeing
and I had such a great time with them,
but they were still going very slowly.
I started to kind of think about where to go next
and if you turn around behind again,
over to the egg tempera.
I wanted to kind of loosen up a little bit more.
So these pieces are just a small body of work.
I'll probably go back to the egg tempera a little bit later
but I was actually, I had to make all of the paint.
Egg tempera is a really interesting medium
because you actually take powder
and you have to grind it down with distilled water
and egg yolks and then you blend all of the pigment
together with that to get your colors.
So it took awhile, I wanted to kind let go,
loosen up a little bit,
and be a little bit more abstract
and give myself a little bit more of space to be expressive
and not be so tied to realism,
which I have been, all the way through grad school,
and so that's kind of how you can see the change
from these hyper-realistic pieces in the corner over here
to a little bit looser in the watercolor,
and then coming over here and they're a lot more abstract.
So from there I wanted to go kind of out the other side.
I really enjoyed the color mixing with the egg tempera,
but again, it was kind of a painstaking process
grinding all the pigment.
It smelled kinda bad because I was using eggs,
which I don't think my husband appreciated very much.
And so back again, sorry guys,
we'll just keep moving around.
So this whole back wall, hi Frank Wright. (chuckles)
This whole back wall is my newest work.
I created these 10 pieces, oil paintings,
in the last six months.
The catalyst for these, I would say,
were a couple of things.
One was, I found out that I got this show,
I found out that I got a show in Portland,
and I wanted to try something new.
I wanted to push myself again in a different direction.
I wasn't quite sure where I wanted to go
or how I wanted to do it,
but I did know that it needed to be fast,
and faster than I had been working up to that point.
So I ended up choosing oils, going back to oils,
which I hadn't done in about eight or 10 years,
and yeah, and making much larger work.
So most of the pieces, you can see around,
are 22 inches by 30 inches.
And my studio in San Francisco is only 80 square feet,
so that's only eight feet by 10 feet,
which if you think about that is very, very small.
These are very large for me.
They're the largest pieces that I've created
since graduate school.
And I created all of these 10 pieces in about six months,
maybe five months.
I'm really excited about them.
Joel and I went to Europe over the holidays
for the first time,
and went to Paris, we went to Madrid,
and we took photos of people in museums.
And we took photos of them taking photos of the work,
we took photos of them not looking at the work,
not paying attention to the work,
ignoring the work, only looking at their Facebook.
I'm sure if went today it would just be Pokemon Go.
So it was a really interesting kind of experience
being there and it wasn't anything like I had expected.
I kinda had expected everybody to be really, really, really
interested in the pieces, because I had been.
It took me 34 years to get to Europe for the first time
and I'm a visual artist, I'm a professional visual artist,
and it took me that long to get there
and to see all these famous paintings.
And I just thought everybody else would feel the same way
when they got to see the Mona Lisa for the first time.
And instead, it looked like that.
And if anybody's been to the Louvre in Paris,
I'm sure this is also your experience, right?
Raise your hand if you've been to the Louvre
and you've had that experience.
Yeah, it's a lot.
And it's so hard, right?
It's like, a super-huge crowd,
you're trying to like, push through everybody,
and everybody has their phones up in the air.
Everybody has their cameras up in the air,
and no one's really looking at the work.
They might be looking at the work
but they're looking through a screen,
and I thought that was a really interesting way
that society has gone,
and a new perspective that we all kind of have on the world
where we see everything through screens.
Which I feel like technology is
a really great thing in our lives,
but the downside is that we have to experience things
often through, like, a pane of glass.
So yeah, that's about it.
I know I missed a lot of information,
but if you guys want to ask any questions
feel free to do so.
Anybody?
I would love a drink of water, thank you.
No one wants to ask questions?
- You know, it's funny, as soon as you said that
I was like, that's actually another form of masking, right?
It's another way for us to guard ourselves
and another barrier between us and reality.
So it's another form of masking
and I hadn't thought about that, so thank you, Katie.
Good question.
I don't know if I answered your question though.
I'm sorry, what did you say, I was--
- Yeah, definitely.
Yeah, yeah, and I guess it is.
Yeah, I'm definitely going to continue with this direction.
I very much, I love the oil painting.
I love the looseness of it,
I love the quickness of it.
Like I was saying earlier, one of the pieces,
the colored pencil pieces took me three months to make.
Sometimes they were taking me six months to make,
and it's just not something, like,
I was physically not able to do it
and ultimately it just didn't feel quite worth it.
But these pieces, some of them have been,
I can get out in a week or sometimes four or five days,
which is really great.
It feels like successful, like I can keep going,
and the colors are so amazing.
I started to get into the background.
I actually didn't talk a lot about the background
but I had been purposefully and intentionally
leaving out the background with most of these pieces
to have everybody focus in on what I was focusing on,
which was the figures.
So for a long time, many years,
I just obliterated, eliminated the backgrounds
to force the viewer to look at what I wanted them
to look at.
So I told myself I would not bring
the backgrounds back again until I knew for sure
that there was a specific purpose for that.
So with the museums, obviously, the paintings
were a huge focus that I wanted to make sure that,
that people knew that they were paintings,
that people were kind of missing out on the whole experience
of experiencing a painting through, you know,
looking at their screens or their phones.
Anybody else?
- Yeah, I think so.
I think I needed a break after grad school
because I had done about 10 of those pieces, I think,
and they took me, I think 10 pieces took me about two years,
and that was pretty much full-time,
because I was in grad school at the time.
So it was a lot and I just definitely needed
a break from it.
But maybe, yeah, I like them.
Yeah, they're really nice.
I wish I could just hire out.
Can I outsource that?
- That's a good question.
It changes all the time.
I think maybe the Rousseau, that piece right there
is maybe my favorite right now.
I love the colors in it,
that, like, teal background
and the red are really amazing.
Yeah, that's a Henri Rousseau piece
and I really, really enjoyed painting that.
- Oh, I'm sorry, yes, Jackson.
There's a whole other grouping of watercolors over there.
So when I was in, I went to Jackson, Wyoming
about two years, a year and a half ago
for a month on an artist residency through Teton Art Lab
which is this really great organization in Jackson.
And they flew me in and paid for my stay,
and I stayed there for a month
and I just got to make work for an entire month
in this beautiful mountain town in the Tetons.
And if any of you have been there,
it's just a gorgeous, gorgeous little place.
And there's only about 9,000 people there.
There's about two roads that go up and down,
so I spend my days, like nine to five, painting,
all watercolors.
At the time I was doing the watercolor series,
and in the evening sometimes I would take drives.
It was February so it was super snowy.
The elk refuge, there was an elk refuge
right outside of Jackson,
and there are like 8,000 elk that come there
for the winter.
And so I'd go out and just hang out with the elk
and the big-horned sheep and
it was just a really peaceful, amazing experience.
And I went there with the intention to actually
photograph tourists.
There was a lot of, and there still kind of is
obviously with these pieces,
an element of tourism that's kind of a recurring theme
throughout my work,
and leisure culture, and things like that.
And so my, Jackson is a tourist town
and it's a tourist town especially in the summertime.
It's very close to Yellowstone.
The Tetons are there and Teton National Park,
and in the wintertime it's a tourist destination
for skiers and snowboarders,
outdoor sports, winter sports.
So yeah, I went there with the intention
to photograph tourists, but there weren't a lot
because they were all up at the ski mountain.
So I ended up photographing daily life,
so I kind of got into the townspeople
and interviewing them and chatting with them
and seeing what daily life was like for people
living in a very, very, highly-trafficked tourist town.
And so that's kind of how everything came to be
with those pieces.
And the white space really functioned well as snow.
It kind of doubles, for me,
the negative space doubles
because it still allows the viewer to focus
specifically on the people,
but it also functions as snow,
so it worked really well in that way, too.
Did I miss anything?
Anybody else have questions?
- [Audience Member] Thank you, Michelle!
- Yeah, thank you all for coming.
(audience applauding)
If you have any questions,
feel free to pull me aside.
I don't know how much more time we have,
but, yeah.
We'll walk around and check out the work more.
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