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When the shops and buildings fall down (with loss of life unfortunately) what can you do to get people back into the area while demolition and reconstruction is going on. You get in a whole bunch of shipping containers, paint them fun colours and make the most amazing pedestrian mall.
Necessity is the mother of invention so they say.
Container City 2 is part of Trinity Buoy Wharf's shipping container architecture, a means of utilising shipping containers at the end of their natural life for flexible accommodation and offices at low cost.
I took an empty cardboard salt container and completely covered it with polymer clay. The lid is a cardboard duct tape roll that I also covered in clay. They fit together perfectly, like they were made for each other!
Container ship
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Topic: Baskets, bags, and boxes: containers often go unnoticed. Make a photo focused on the container rather than the contents.
I have been cheated. I have been misinformed... This morning The Daily Shoot had a problem and it displayed the "Wall" assignment again. I realized it was a mistake, and kept on checking the site for the proper 188 assignment, and then, when I saw "You may not live by the ocean..." I did not check if the number was indeed 188. I WAS NOT. I spent the day shooting the flood in Warsaw, and then I checked the site when thinking about uploading, and to my dismay saw the container assignment.
This was a quick shot, then. If you consider a bottle a container, that's fine. If you don't, then I screwed up. Oh, well.
Strobist info: SB900 camera left zoomed to 200mm, 1/128th power, straight at the subject. SB800 zoomed to 105mm at the wall through a irregular shape gobo to make the background a bit more interesting (a bit, not a lot). Flashes triggered by the camera built-in controller.
Postprocessing: vibrance and clarity up (+25, +10). That's it. No... Cloned out the threads.
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Bouwafval, gedumpt in containers kan soms hele mooie artistieke beelden opleveren. In het verleden heb ik dat al vaker gefotografeerd maar dan zonder de container er bij. Dit gaat veranderen.
Vanaf nu (maart 2018) zal ik bij elke containerfoto ook een foto plaatsen van de container zelf.
Ik plaats hier alleen containers die ik in Den Haag heb gezien. Ik zal er ook de straatnaam bij vermelden.
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About 5 miles from the Panamanian town of Boquete is the small town of Palmira. It is there we found lodging at the residence of Frank and Claudia. In a remarkable feat frank put together a collection of 27 shipping containers, stacked them up and with welding torch and a whole lot of skill made this into a home with several rentals. It's an ongoing project and will be in the years to come. We enjoyed our stay there.
On the east bank of the Mississippi River -- a container cargo facility. This is around 100 miles upriver from the mouth of the river into the Gulf of Mexico.
The tree-lined avenue in the middle of the shot is St. Charles.
Resultado das enchentes do final de 2007 em S.C. Este foi aproveitado para a campanha de doação de sangue.
Containers are an ideal method of moving merchandise around countries and continents !
Most containers have been designed to travel on trucks, trains and ships. They usually last around eight years before structural problems in the ends, sides and corner posts start to develop !
They often end their lives being sold off as storage units where they can last many more years as they are no longer subject to the stress and strain of regular handling from cranes and fork lift trucks.
A storage container appeared on the west lot while we were in Tonopah for a Westercon 74 committee meeting.
Title: Spice Container
Artist: unknown
Medium: silver
Date: circa 1825
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Repository: The Max Stern Collection Yeshiva University Museum
Accession number: 1987.090
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I discovered an amazing location full of possibilities! Requires weekend visits and evading suspicious security guards.
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Actors film YOLO (You Only Live Once), a Ghanaian television series that teaches youth about health issues. Photo credit: YOLO.
USAID’s Agency Youth Coordinator, Michael McCabe, visited the set of YOLO (You Only Live Once), a popular Ghanaian television series that uses 'edutainment' to provide health information to Ghana’s youth. USAID and its partners work with the YOLO team to integrate health-related social behavior change communication messages about topics including safe motherhood; nutrition; malaria prevention, care and treatment; water, sanitation and hygiene; and HIV/AIDS into season three of the series.
Improved health behavior in Ghana prevents the spread of diseases, including pandemic illnesses.
Expected Result: Improved health in Ghana.
The scoop: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFja91cExO0&list=PLif2xe2OLxc...
How to create and manage LXC containers on Ubuntu
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Designed to interface with all of the diverse shipping containers of the galaxy. Built using beehives, trash cans, book covers, minifig heads, Slizer/Throwbot discs, and lots of 1x2 grilles.
Een nieuwe 45ft box van Container Leasing A/S (prefix clxu), in gebruik bij Hill's Petfood, o.a. gevestigd in Etten-Leur.
The Ebba Maersk is a container ship owned by the Danish shipping company A. P. Moller-Maersk Group. The fifth of the Mærsk E-class, she and her seven sister ships are among the largest container ships ever built. She has a total TEU capacity of 11,000 TEU 14-ton containers by Maersk definition; however, with standard ratings she can hold 14,770 containers. This rating goes by physical space rather than weight. Her beam is 183 feet (56 m), her length 1,302 feet (397 m), and she has a deadweight tonnage of 156,907. (Wikipedia)
Felixstowe plays host to ships even bigger than this. The newest giants have a deadweight tonnage of 200,000, and can carry 20,000 containers. How big can they get?
These photographs were taken from the Orwell Lady, which cruises down the Orwell from Ipswich to Harwich and back regularly. Check their website for times. I thought it was very interesting, and well worth the time and cost.