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I have three tests on monday, so I decided to split up in four and study for allt three of them simultaneously to save some time. Then I'll just merge into one again and take the tests.
I'm afraid the math-me has fallen asleep though...
This sample has 6 stitches on it. From top to bottom: even basting, uneven basting, running stitch, even backstitch, prickstitch, diagonal basting. It's part of my first homework in Basic Garment Design.
I bloody hate homework! I hate setting it, I hate having to be the parent who nags her child to do their spellings! Ben made use of his new work area tonight. Tonight's method was his choice of write with both hands!
Settings:
shutter: 1/13
aperture: f/22
ISO: 200
(tripod used)
I chose the portrait option. Instead of playing with depth of field though, I played with the shutter speed. I saw this idea somewhere online and wanted to try it. The umbrella is a big flower and my Mom loves to garden.
As always, how I spend most of my free time.
One of my buddies in class always says his greatest inspiration to do well, is the fear of accidentally killing some one. In the medical field, its definately something that crosses the mind.
Earlier this week we responded to a home for a pediatric seizure. It was a 9 year old girl with a history of grand mal seizures. As I carried her to the ambulance, the reality of the situation set in, this little girl's life was literally in my hands.
Always a releif when you don't have to nag your children to do their homework, it was a first for him to do his without us telling to do so.
Here we are at Hastings, I was helping my little sister Kaye (along with her friend) with her Spanish work, I recorded it and edited it for her.
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WORD ON PHUKET SHOPPING: You can now pop into Homeworks (Central Festival Phuket East) for the latest mobile accessories. From blinged-up smart phone and tablet covers to executive-style iPad holders, you can shop for all the latest e-fashion among the rows of booths on the ground floor in front of Power Buy Electronic City.
[caption id="attachment_21625" align="aligncenter" width="840"] Sales staff display some of the e-fashion accessories now available at Homeworks[/caption]
Need a new charger or a battery change? If your phone needs a quick fix, a new screen protector, headphones or new battery, you'll find bits and pieces for most brands as well as universal options.
And while you're there, check out the deals on the latest electronic goods in Power Buy or do some shopping at Tops Supermarket, which stocks a wide variety of imported foods as well as fresh bread from the in-store bakery.
This was a homework assignment from art class in high school back in the 80s while learning how to expose and develop photographic paper in the darkroom and it was lots of fun. They're pretty much objects from my school bag mixed with a couple of my younger siblings' toys.
The technique is simple: You take photo paper and place some objects on it (in the dark or under red light), then expose the paper so the objects will form a "negative image" of silhouettes on the photo paper. The real fun starts if you don't have a red light and you have to do it all in the dark, so you get a first glimpse at your artistic creation during exposure and only see how the final image turned out once you develop it.
Lots of artistic possibilities with this method. You can use transparent objects, move things during exposure, or do multiple exposures with things moved between them and/or stencils placed over the paper to get gradients and overlaps etc. Something you can't quite do with a digital camera, but only if you have photo paper and a darkroom.
This week's homework was to take three images that are about you (eg hobbies, etc), with one of them being a self portrait.
Image details: Nikon D90 with 50mm 1.8, SB 600 camera left rear (fired bare @ 85mm), SB 600 (fired bare @ 85mm) camera right rear, SB 700 camera right front (54cm EzyBox). All triggered via Nikon CLS.
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As cool as criminology is, learning about the charter of rights and freedoms FOUR TIMES is a bit much.