Kim and I recently had a fun day at the beach with some seagulls.
Kim was feeding the seagulls some crackers and I was able to get
some great shots. Hope you enjoy the pictures as much as I
enjoyed taking them.
For framed prints, merchandise or digital downloads you can visit
our site at Creative Images by Jaxs and Kim
"The Thoughts of an Image Writer"
My partner Kim is publishing her very first book of poetry.
Coming soon will be the release of "The Thoughts of an Image Writer"
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE
The New Year looks very promising for Jaxs and Kim.Game developer Jonathon Barton fell in love with Kim's cross stitch fox sea shell.Kim's sea shell is now being used as a card backing on the game Solitaire 3D and Solitaire 3D Pro.Kim and I are further working with Jonathon to bring large print to the game. Kim will be cross stitching a whole deck of cards.Jaxs will then photograph them then work his magic to reduce the size so that Jonathon can then insert the images into the game.Much work and time is going into this project and certainly has it challenges to over come the images being too pixelated.Solitaire 3D is a mobile game designed for Android and I Phones. Jaxs and Kim hope that you enjoy the game. There is a free and paid version of the game for your gaming enjoyment.If you would like the photographed images of Kim's sea shell backing on a deck of playing cards feel free to visit our web siteCreative Images by Jaxs and Kim
HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY HALLOWEEN
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These are the dogs that worked the Trade Centers that are still alive but retired. They are heroes too.
Their eyes say everything you need to know about them. Truly amazing creatures.
True Heroes of 9-11 still with us today.
Moxie, 13 from Winthrop, Massachusetts, arrived with her handler, Mark Aliberti, at the World Trade Center on the evening of September 11, and searched the site for eight days.
Tara, 16, from Ipswich, Massachusetts, arrived at The World Trade Center on the night of September 11. The dog and her handler, Lee Prentiss were there for eight days.
Kaiser, 12, pictured at home in Indianapolis, Indiana, was deployed to the World Trade Center on September 11 and searched tirelessly for people in the rubble.
Bretagne and his owner Denise Corliss from Cypress, Texas, arrived at the site in New York on September 17, remaining there for ten days
Guinness, 15, from Highland, California, started work at the site with Sheila McKee on the morning of September 13 and was deployed at the site for 11 days
Merlyn and his handler Matt Claussen were deployed to Ground Zero on September 24, working the night shift for five days
Red, 11, from Annapolis, Maryland, went with Heather Roche to the Pentagon from September 16 until the 27 as part of the Bay Area Recovery canines
Abigail, above, was deployed on the evening of September 17, searching for 10 days while Tuff arrived in New York at 11:00 pm on the day of attack to start working early the next day
Handler Julie Noyes and Hoke were deployed to the World Trade Center from their home in Denver on September 24 and searched for five days
Scout and another unknown dog lie among the rubble at Ground Zero, just two of nearly 100 search and rescue animals who helped to search for survivors
During the chaos of the 9/11 attacks, where almost 3,000 people died, nearly 100 loyal search and rescue dogs and their brave owners scoured Ground Zero for survivors.
Now, ten years on, just 12 of these heroic canines survive, and they have been commemorated in a touching series of portraits entitled 'Retrieved'.
Now, ten years on, just 12 of these heroic canines survive, and they have been commemorated in a touching series of portraits entitled 'Retrieved'.
The dogs worked tirelessly to search for anyone trapped alive in the rubble, along with countless emergency service workers and members of the public.
Traveling across nine states in the U.S. from Texas to Maryland, Dutch photographer Charlotte Dumas, 34, captured the remaining dogs in their twilight years in their homes where they still live with their handlers, a full decade on from 9/11.
Their stories have now been compiled in a book, called Retrieved, which is published on Friday, the tenth anniversary of the attacks.
Noted for her touching portraits of animals, especially dogs, Charlotte wanted 'Retrieved' to mark not only the anniversary of the September 2001 attacks, but also as recognition for some of the first responders and their dogs.
'I felt this was a turning point, especially for the dogs, who although are not forgotten, are not as prominent as the human stories involved,' explained Charlotte, who splits her time between New York and Amsterdam.
'They speak to us as a different species and animals are greatly important for our sense of empathy and to put things into perspective.'
Charles Mayfield
Jaxs found this cool story and hopes that you enjoy it as much as he does.
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Hi I am Jaxs of Creative Images by Jaxs and Kim. My birthday is Saturday September 17th and i have a birthday wish I would like to share with you.
It is my wish that others help to provide Solar Air Heat for Native Americans.
Did you know that Native American Families spend up to 70% of their total income just to heat their homes during the winter months? And heating options are few: expensive electricity, polluting propane, or firewood from the few trees that remain. The weather is cold and harsh in this part of the country leaving some of the poorest communities in this nation struggling to keep warm.
Please consider donating to this worthy cause.
For More Information Go To
Thank You so much!
Moses our Jack Russell Terrier found this blue crab in his yard and just had to investigate the crawling critter..LOL
Guess you can call it a fresh seafood delivery...LOL
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Hey everyone! Jaxs and Kim have been trying to help their friend Ranger Kim and the Mystery Rangers solve the "Case of the Missing Mountain" , but we really need some more help.
How can a mountain just disappear? That's the mystery we need to solve. Here is a fun adventure that the whole family can get involved with solving. There are clues, puzzles, mazes and there is even a cool Mystery Ranger recipe. Solving mysteries gets to be hungry work!
Kim G Jones is not only our Ranger guide but author of "The Case of the Missing Mountain"!
Kim has lived the life of a National Park Ranger and is the creator of The Mystery Rangers.
Ranger Kim shares this awesome 360 degree view from the top of a mountain with all official mystery rangers. Ranger Kim calls this The Secret View! Oh Cool!!! Careful when you take look! Don't get dizzy and fall! It's a long way down that's for sure!
This summer, your next sleep over with friends, stories to share around the camp fire or just some cool stuff to do, join the Mystery Rangers in solving cool mysteries and visiting the Mystery Rangers Fun Zone . Jaxs and Kim hope to see you there so Later Alligator!
There are so many styles of web pages out there it can be a little confusing sometimes. When visiting our site to see the products, product description and price you have to click onto the buy button. There is no obligation to buy and you can leave this area at any time.
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A lightweight alternative to framing! Your choice of metallic or lustre print, mounted on 3/16" rigid gatorboard. Each comes ready-to-hang with a 1/2" thick off-wall mount on the back.
The image is printed on fine art quality paper, then mounted onto a rigid, masonite board and set in a glassless 2" x 3/8" wooden box frame.Choose Black or Chocolate stained wood to complement your print.
Photo tote bags are made from sturdy white canvas with navy blue bottom and straps. They are 14 inches deep by 19 inches wide.The image is printed on the front pocket and measures approximately 7 inches wide by 5 inches high on the bag.
Refrigerator Magnets
Refrigerator magnets come in two sizes: 3.5 x 5 and 2.5 x 3.5 inches. They have rounded corners and a matte finish.The strong magnet will not allow it to slip on the refrigerator door. They are flexible, so they can conform to somewhat curved surfaces.
Mugs are available in black or white.The photo on the mug typically faces you while drinking if you're holding the mug in your right hand. Mugs are very durable and are microwave and dishwasher-safe.
Beautiful keepsake box made of solid wood, polished to a gorgeous shine. It has a cherry finish and a soft and velvety cream-colored interior. A 4.25" by 4.25" square image (or cropped portion of an image) is printed on ceramic tile and inlaid on top of the box. Box dimensions: 5.5" x 5.5" x 2.25" high
