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Dining out in Feb `21

  

Playing with my camera, zoom and a radiator...

Smena 8m, Tri-X, double expo

Just about every architectural decoration possible included. Towers, Turrets.mansard roofs etc. Kind of works though. I just can't imagine the heating bill for this - Quebec City is cold in the winter - REALLY cold!

Camera used: Suntone MM252

Film used: Fujifilm Superia X-Tra 400

MAR.1st Aurora ...

After monitoring this relatively stable arc, it was pretty thrilling when this twisting, flaring surge heralded the onset of a substorm ...

With the weather being bad most of the time, I can't dry my laundry outside any more. I had to come up with another solution. A laundry dryer was my first thought, but there are three major problems with those machines: the high price, the fact that it can ruin your clothes, and the fact that I have absolutely nowhere to put it. I therefore decided that, from now on, I shall dehumidify my laundry. I bought a dehumidifier with the "Drying Laundry" option and it works great! I hang all my laundry in the hall, place my dehumidifier under the laundry and direct the air-blower into the laundry. The entire load of laundry, taken straight from the washing machine, is dry in about an hour, but if I only hang up a T-shirt of some small item like that, it's dry in about ten minutes.

 

There's another positive side to the dehumidifier, too. It blows out warm air while in the "Laundry Drying" mode, so my entire appartment gets so warm that I can run around in nothng but T-shirts and shorts! Not only do I dry my laundry, I also save up on the heating :-) The dehumidifier simultaneously swallows up all the damp from the entire apartment, as well, so there's no mold or any other yucky thing like that on my walls or in the closets.

 

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Limando

Sphoon (lighting)

Bacc (timing)

 

No rearranging in photoshop

Dracula teasing School Time last week. I had a lot of fun that day even if I did have to use up half of it at work.....

 

THIS IMAGE WAS NOT EDITED USING PHOTOSCAPE

 

I still like the pure black background best. Best viewed On Black

Greenhouse heating installation, Monster, Westland.

Broken radiator in an abandoned house

Heating main

Red wine syrup in white dessert plate. High point of view.

Chef Matt Richardson demonstrates how to make Boca Bistro’s Poutine.

 

Sweet Potatoes

Egg

Cheese Curds

Foie Gras

Sherry vinaigrette

Brown Gravy (Butter, flour, meat stock)

 

Heat oil in a deep fryer or deep heavy skillet to 365 degrees F (185 degrees C).

While the oil is heating, slice sweet potatoes into fries

Puree Egg, Foie Gras, Sherry Vinaigrette and brown gravy

Place the fries into the hot oil, and cook until light brown, about 5 minutes. Remove to a paper towel lined plate to drain.

Place the fries on a dish and add foie gras gravy

Sprinkle the cheese curd over them.

Melt cheese in oven

The Palm House at Kew Gardens. I dread to think what the heating bill must be for this building - it has to be kept hot and humid through the coldest weather, with only a single layer of glass to protect it from the elements.

Museum Hilversum

Karl-Marx-Straße, Eisenhüttenstadt, Brandenburg, Germany

Olympus digital camera

Some people do things you've never dreamed of.

Providing downtown with long-distant heating tubes.

We have a geothermal energy plant on town ground

Step 3:

Heating vent to cure them backside exposed

 

The pics in order shows the simple process of doing it and having one of the older vented heating provides the dry heat to cure them and complete the process. In the past I had an old toaster oven that was used for these processes but as it sometimes leaves an unsavory smell so I don't advise it if you're still using the toaster oven for warming food or risk getting the wrath of your better half or family/friends.

 

32 dwellings for rent in block of flats. Solar panels on the roof produce more heat than the buildings need. Well insulated buildings with 36 cm insulation in exterior walls and 50 cm insulation in roofs.

Built: 2011. Architect: QPG Arkitekter.

Argus C3

35mm

Fujifilm Superia x-tra 400

(unedited besides cropping and black bars)

EKCO Heating (E. K. Cole Ltd.), Vigo st., London W.1. Brochure HB/60. 1960.

ADB 968002 a member of the short-lived BTH/Paxman Class 15 diesels. Seen in use as depatmental unit (carriage heater) at Colchester depot.

Switch House, Tate Modern, London

Bunker Regierungskrankenhaus

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