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Crafty Vixens Quilt Block
This was a project for a Crafty Vixens Trade
The text is from The Secret Garden.
I'm ashamed to say I haven't incorporated all the traded blocks into anything. I've been thinking a wall hanging.
hi you guys. tomorrow is nuit blanche in toronto. it's going to be great! cannot wait! but first....sweet slumber. nitey nite-nite.
Heil's Block in Ohio City, home of Nano Brew and Black Pig (the latter of which I'm eating at later this week)
I decided to build this block using building materials in natural tones. My second block will be in colorful prints!
An alternate name concept (coined by Jess) for the Syzygryd project, logo by Eric, colors tweaked by me.
What I like about this is that everyone knows what a block party is, and it relates directly to the Burning Man theme of Metropolis. When you look a little more deeply, the blocks are also contained in the grid of a grid sequencer. The blocks make the party.
I think this is a more memorable, pronounceable, and approachable name, but there's (understandably) inertia behind the existing name. We're a little late to the, uhhh, party on this one.
Fuji X100T
Rainy morning looking for puddles and I found the lights on behind this glass block wall that I love in downtown Bismarck.
Sebastian Block und Band am 03.03.2012 beim Köstritzer Echolot im Ballhaus Mitte. .
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Im Vorprogramm spielte Meike Büttner. .
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Foto: Anne Meyer / AMMA Press
This set of blocks is about as old as I am and gets pulled out every time there are kids in the house. My usual approach with them was to build the tallest tower I could with them - I must have a picture of that around here somewhere.
More recently, Parker have gone more Taj Mahal and less Burj Dubai. This was one of his own creations.
One of the highlights at Disney's California Adventure is the Block Party Bash. Featuring the PIxar Film Pals, this fun, fun parade gets the crowds dancing and screaming along the route.
strobist info
Cactus kf36 - shoot through umbrella camera left
Canon 580 exII shot onto back ground
(see setup shot)
These are a few pics that I liked from the volleyball photoshoots I've had to go on for yearbook. Shh don't tell anyone I posted these.
PS. I hate taking pictures of volleyball
Treppengeländer des Fölsch-Blocks, Hamburg Rathausmarkt 7. Gebaut 1949-52 von Architekt H. Rieckert.