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Whatever It Takes...

Today at the Brick they held the 2012 Oklahoma Autism "PieceWalk and 5K Run". There were over 5000 walkers and 500 runners in the event.

Special appearances by the Oklahoma Squad of the 501st Legion along with Disney princesses were on hand for support.

Autism affects 1 in 88 children. To learn more visit autismoklahoma.org and autismspeaks.org.

Meeting new friends

TB 4610

The Royal Guard

Whatever it takes for Autism Awareness

Pleased to meet you

Made their day

Taking a break

New recruits

Bounty hunters

Disney comes to life

Somebody's father

Who'd thought a Sith Lord could be so nice?

Whose the luckiest kid on the planet?

Runners take your mark...

They were RUNNING

This one had to be done in Black and white

The ink is black, the page is white
Together we learn to read and write
A child is black, a child is white
The whole world looks upon the sight, a beautiful sight
-Three Dog Night

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Taken from St Anthony's Parking garage. Five shot panormama

Dude was just lounging

Gazette Halloween Parade 2011

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More Metro Retro Conversions

I went out in the hot hot heat over the weekend because I was bored. I won't make that mistake again. I took a few photos from the Retro Metro website and did a few more blends.

The first one I really had to do some major photoshop work. It is basically impossible to get a straight on shot of this building as it stands now because of the trees. So I took it from a far right angle, then did a perspective correction, straightened, and resized to get the correct angle so I could clone the old photo on top.

The other two were much easier. More when it cools off. As always, click on the picture for a larger version.

Some "Then and Now" and a Now

I saw a couple of photo's on Steve Lackmeyer's OKC Central blog that came from the Retro Metro Oklahoma City website and thought I would blend them together for a different take on "Then and Now." I also added a new downtown photo that shows the progress of the Devon Energy Center..