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Jay Maisel talked a lot about having fun with photography. If we are not enjoying it why are we doing it? He also encouraged creativity and invention, seeing the same old thing in a completely new way. He said "focus on not being focused, let go!" He suggested that we daydream, doodle, and play. It was quite fun and invigorating to go out shooting with this mindset.
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Eduardo Paolozzi's "Head of Invention" outside the Design Museum, London
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This is the outtake for my daily picture and the theme 'Invention'.
Today we had no chance to go outside, because of the bad weather, so we played Monopoly and had cookies - fine day!
This game was invented by Parker Games in 1934.
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In 1887, Solon E. Moore, from the state of Vermont in USA, was granted a patent for a new clothes-peg design. It consisted of two "wooden levers" held together with a "coiled fulcrum" spring. Out of some 146 other clothes-peg patents granted between 1852 and 1887, Moore's alone has stood the test of time!
I Merged Two kind of Flower her the Purple flower name is Gomphrena globosa and the other one the pink flower is Adenium
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The theme of the week in the 365 Group is "Invention". How has the invention of photography & cameras changed our lives? I've owned at least 25 cameras in my life, and here's a small selection of the ones that are still hanging around the house.
I love the happy, surprised "face" of the Brownie Box camera :) We inherited that one from my mother-in-law. Simplest camera ever made !
"Though human genius in its various inventions with various instruments may answer the same end, it will never find an invention more beautiful or more simple or direct than nature, because in her inventions nothing is lacking and nothing is superfluous."
Leonardo da Vinci.
The sculptor was Edwardo Paolozzi which was dated in 1989. A Scottish despite his Italian name The sculpture is installed in front of the Design Museum on the River Thames at Butler’s Wharf, London.
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Shot with a Fuji X100's for the 365 group with the theme "Invention".
The first self-winding wristwatch had been invented in 1923 by John Harwood, a watch repairer from Bolton.
The Harwood watches were first produced with the help of Swiss watch manufacturer Fortis and went on sale in 1928. 30,000 were made before the Harwood Self-Winding Watch Company collapsed in 1931 during the depression.
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no not a storm in a tea cup.. but a watering can that creates its own water through a self contained storm inside...
Saving water for the gardeners of the future..
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Henry Hoke was one of South Australia's most prolific yet mainly unknown inventors.. A while ago I found some drawings of one of his inventions and made one as close as I could. The result is well balanced with little weight on the front wheels on handlebars, but as a wheelbarrow it is bloody useless!
I've half-jokingly said over the decades (I date myself with that statement ;-) that the greatest invention we, as a species, have invented is the ski lift, especially the covered high-speed variety!
Picture of a ski lift at Snow Valley last weekend as my boys made their way up on their own for another run down.
No need for covered chairs here though as the weather during the day is *perfect* 99.9% of the time.
"Our inventions are wont to be pretty toys, which distract our attention from serious things. They are but improved means to an unimproved end." -Henry David Thoreau
Downtown LA, 4/18/2014
At Cristiana Haute Couture, the models are very beautiful, but they harbor ugly secrets of drug addiction, past abortions, and forbidden loves. Intending blackmail, Isabella has recorded all their scandals in a secret diary. When she is brutally slain by a faceless killer, her diary falls into other hands, but no one who comes into contact with the diary is safe from her murderer, who wishes its contents to remain unknown.
Mario Bava, inspired by the shower scene in "Psycho," approached each of the six murders in this movie as an individual masterpiece of suspense, invention and cruelty. The film is all the more shocking for staging its mayhem with a paranoid visual style. It went on to inspire future generations of filmmakers from Martin Scorsese to Quentin Tarantino.
2020 Weekly Alphabet Challenge, Week 35, I for Invention
The needle threader is one of those really useful inventions. I couldn't find out when it was invented and by who ...
Plants there might be, but their presence here is part of the unnatural history of suburban sprawl.
We're Here, unnaturally.
Hand-held while waiting for the Mrs to come back & unlock the car.
Get a move on at Pelcomb Portraits.
I wanted Joel to have something to show the Mads. So...an Emo Ostrich. Because of reasons.
Crow's build was inspired by the work of SPARKART!. Some great MST3k work there!