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To explain: this was a project to make a new product from an existing one: transform an old drawing board into something else. So I made a reclining chair - whatever else? All of the parts are the complete drawing board, with the allowance for adding 40% extra bits. All that was added was a 'gas lift' cylinder from on old office chair to use as the recliner and some timber to house the gas unit and operating handle at the back. The stripe on the chair's face is the plastic ruler from the drawing board, the blue mild steel frame was the drawing board's frame but it was pressed to the two part shape with a former thet was made for the task. The wire used on the original board for the ruler to slide up, is now used to pre tension the lower section of the frame. It was part of a fan project during studies for Product Design Engineering at Glasgow School of Art. We only had four weeks to create it(in academic terms, that's really four days since we were only doing this part of the course one day a week)
Lieutenant Colonel Mark W. Elfers, Commanding Officer, Marine Attack Squadron 214 "Blacksheep", explains the inner workings of the McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II at the 2015 Yuma Airshow at MCAS Yuma.
Paul St George explaining the current state of the tunnel system.
People from offices kept stopping by to take a look. Little clusters of sociability formed.
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This discussion involved the statement, "It's called Black Nationalism. It has nothing to do with Jamaica."
St. Patrick's Day, Cleveland, OH.
I got into town just as the St. Patrick's Day parade wound up.
I went out to look for place to get lunch and ended up in what turned out to be a near-riot
"You see, my friends, I will go into that bag, then jump into that nice bubbly water, then the fun begins! It's like floating in space!!!! Then I won't be dirty any more!!!! :) "
Photography & Art: Juan Pablo Montalva
Styling: Paulina Irazabal
Make Up & Hair: Mercedes Errazuriz/Macarena Moreno
Models: Martina/Damian/Robinson
Presenter Jonathan Newell on-camera explaining the Dastarkhan in a Kazakh yurt while Director Nurzhan Akhmetov and local expert look on. Read my blog and see a short clip from this episode of Steppe Tales at bit.ly/uiThQS
A student explains her experiences, difficulties, and triumphs in founding a school in Washington state similar to our own.
This model attempts to explain how harnessing the growth and expansion of a tree trunk could be used to provide the pressure to then injection mould objects from. The cone shaped object representing the gradual growth of the tree over time, is pushed downwards in turn pressurising the syringes.
from ahmadi festival 2007
Canon EOS 20D
Canon 28-135 IS USM
Shutter speed 1/1000
Aperture f/5.6
EC -0.7 step
ISO 100
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Here you can find a 2d animated explainer video for a client. I made this video for him about his services.
That's a shadowy me, taking a photograph of me in front of a window reflected in the glass partition in my office. For astute observers, the first three frames on the left are the card sets appearing in www.flickr.com/photos/canonsnapper/274101180/
body language and emotional state of a conductor (shot at a music workshop while rehearsing with a group of singers)
Jamie explains "critical mass" and nuclear bombs.
"It creates a puzzle and that puzzle goes fucking crazy"
Our primary tool for the day, a two-sided rake invented in 1905 by a Forest Service ranger of the same name. It is used for wildfire suppression and trail restoration.
Words cannot explain this early October evening, the clouds had cleared and we walked up to the Tennison Monument on the Isle of Wight. The sky every few minutes kept changing colour. It was a very moving experience and so beautiful. Words cannot explain this early October evening, the clouds had cleared and we walked up to the Tennison Monument on the Isle of Wight. The sky every few minutes kept changing colour. It was a very moving experience and so beautiful, it was like someone was painting the skies.
Randy Hutson, CEO for the American Red Cross Serving King & Kitsap Counties, talks to a "media" volunteer in Renton during the Sound Shake exercise.
On Saturday, July 10, the Red Cross tested our ability to respond to a large-scale earthquake in the Seattle area. As part of the state-wide Sound Shake 2010 drill (www.soundshake2010.org), more than 200 people came from across King and Kitsap Counties to set up and staff two Red Cross shelters, one in Renton and one in Federal Way.
For more information, visit www.seattleredcross.org