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The day we adopted Daisy, she came home in a box like all our dogs have, but halfway through the long drive she crawled out into my lap. She fell asleep and started dreaming. She was too sweet - such a little lovey!
This is the box I selected to hold the completed controller. It is a standard electrical box from Lowes, but it has a bump out on one side that forms a perfect surface on which to mount the button switches. The lid of the bump out is molded as part of the box. You fold it over and it snaps on. You can do this about 3 times before the plastic hinge breaks off so plan the layout beforehand.
We will amputate the 8 penny nails and mounting ears. LCD and LED indicators will mount flush on the top where the AC receptacle would normally be.
New building in Perth above the Murray Street entrance to Perth underground station. It's like boxes piled up on one another - very cool. I want to come back here on a windy day with some clouds and the 10 stop ND filter to get some movement in the sky.
Hasselblad 500C/M + Ektacolor 160
The Kyoto Box attempts to solve one of the biggest problems in the world, energy poverty, with as simply as possible. It helps stop deforestation, loss of topsoil and land slides. It also helps remove indoor smoke pollution, which counts for 1.6 million deaths every year.
The 'bike box' Romulo and I put together at Narda's last night for my flight out of Manila this evening. Might have been better just to wheel the bike into the airport, turn the handlebars and check it in, but just in case...
Folded aluminum battery box made from one piece of .090 aluminum, and riveted together where the tabs on the sides fold under the bottom.
Camera gear has come a long way. However, my dad owned this wee Box Brownie when he was young and i've always thought it was an interesting looking contraption.
I need a small box for holding some metalstamping tools. So I tried my hand at making a small box with a sliding lid - Good thing the photo is fuzzy :)
Today my Carmalyne by Enaibi arrived \o/. I am so happy, I cannot believe my luck! I feel so inspired again, Carmalyne is so amazing. I love photographing her. Mouse Brimbelle and Ethel belong to my fiance and Asella Raspberry belongs to my best friend.
Here is a shot of the box with the plate mounted. As you can see I mounted the burner knob and lights to the stainless steel box plate. The box and plate were only $2.50 each at Kent.
Britton, OK.
The old movie theater has been converted into a performing arts center, which I guess is called The Fart Box.
I really don't know what to say about that....
plastic boxes from Office Depot, suitable for mine tubs/gondolas...sizes for GN15, On30, O9, SE32, SM32 etc
MY x box 360 controler! I play X box like 5 hours aday its realy fun and it never gets boring when your playing online bcause theres loads of poeple to talk to and play with! When i took this pic i was playing it as you can see from the ligth on the controller! :P
Click here to go to there main siteX box 360 offical site!
Also to see playstation 2 in action look at my dads photo!
Here is the room box I've been decorating.
I printed out many of the items from Jim's Dollhouse Printables.
I added my own name to the York U diploma.
I'll be working on the people inside.
"The Money Box," staged at Loyola University New Orleans in March 2013, was a musical set in New Orleans in the 1960s. The play told the story of Midas Harpagon, a notoriously stingy owner of a Bourbon Street club, and his children. In their longing to escape the control of their father and marry the lovers of their choice, the children wonder, “Will love or the love of money prevail?” This was the world-premiere of the musical by Ricky Graham, a celebrated playwright and New Orleans native. The production featured music by Loyola alumnus Jefferson Turner ’99 and lyrics by Graham and Sean Patterson. The performance was an adaptation of Moliere’s classic satire 'The Miser.'
Photos taken March 4, 2013.
Hero shot of the box of Rodinal that I'm going to use someday.
Shot on TriX rated at 320 in Pentax LX with smc P-K 50mm F1.2 lens. Processed in Xtol 1:3 at 68F for 12.5 minutes.
Edited to reduce some of the keystoning to properly emulate a Hero Shot.
Who-hoo-hoo's heart box is this?
Built for the Hack-a-Heart building challenge.
Mia has a special tree in the forest she likes to visit. She built a small tree-chair from an old branch so she can sit up high and read.
Her favorite books are fairy tales about imagining the creatures and nature in mystical ways. Once upon a time ... oh, I mean: Sometimes she takes a nap nearby and wakes to a frog & butterfly!
Box items: Built-in Tree, chair, branch with ladder, fairy tale book, and Mia!
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This was the first heart box idea I had for this challenge ... it just took time to source a few parts and get the treed-hinge to work like I wanted. I tried several different clip and hinge pieces before ended up with this one. I like opening it and having the tree sprout up! :-)