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Kodak on Il Mezzogiorno.
Some photos from my test roll for my Kodak S100 EF.
Library Ramp, Gibraltar.
Entertaining evening with Robert Goddard in Chatham library. He's a real storyteller and had a dry and humourous way with answering questions (especially about those factual inaccuracies that 'generate a letter').
Yes, my kids were sprawled out on the floor in the children's section. Luckily, it was pretty empty. And the light was so warming. Yes, I'm that mom.
Title: Library Addition Excavation
Date: 1960
Description: Aerial view of library addition excavation, July 12, 1960.
ID: RS-4-8-I.Library.258-04-03-08
Copyright 2013, Iowa State University Library, University Archives
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The herbarium building I work in is old, I call it 'living urbex'. Plans are made to renovate. In the coming months I will try to capture as much as possible of what is there....
Opening of Linwood Library and Service Centre at Eastgate. Tuesday 30 April 2013.
File Reference: 2013-04-30-IMG_6471
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
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The new library looks amazing, if you get chance go see it for yourself. My old shots i took I'm going to either re-edit the ones have on flickr now and add some never used ones to this set, while at the same time i go back and get some more of the new development.
These are hand held, was too busy to get a tripod out on Friday
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Robin de Crespigny tells the remarkable and inspiring true story of how one man survived Saddam Hussein’s Abu Ghraib and eventually became known as ‘The Oskar Schindler of Asia.’
All libraries and communities have their characters. This guy is one of ours. He's one of the most fascinating people to me. I don't even know if he lives anywhere, but he walks around town in shredded pants and shirt, carrying a milk jug full of water or some liquid...(?). And he comes to the library and picks up dozens of graphic novels and philosophy books, sits outside and reads. He's difficult to talk to and his brain is completely fried; I feel like it's such a loss. He seems like he could have been a great thinker...
Water balloon fight! The Tween and Young Adult programs this Wednesday were all about water balloons. Sti came up with several different games to test the kids' skill and of course...get them wet!
2/90 Arc Signage is the perfect solution for changing environments. Sign sizes are designed to acccomdate standards paper sizes so it's easy for customers to print new paper inserts when information changes. This library install also uses the header insert as a way to differentiate sections of the library based on the color of the header.
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Thursday 23 February 2017.
Photo by Donna Robertson.
File Reference: 2017-02-23-IMG_8770
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
Headquarters of Edwin Bailey (& Sons). E. Bailey had arrived from England as a child, spent a year aboard a ship in the Asia trade, returned possibly already with carpentry skills, opened a shop (on Lake St., where the Carnegie Library was later built), then gradually built up his business, gradually forging a local lumber empire, replete with specialized buildings, such as the Planing Mill (above right). Note these buildings proximity to the rail line (to NYC), undoubtedly aiding in business transactions, bith large and small.
Freaky Friday is the culmination of the Summer programs for the Tweens and Young Adults. They get to come to the library after hours on Friday and have pizza, games and win prizes! This year was a blast!
Uh. A pep band appeared in the library. I thought it was funny. Something to distract me. It was so festive (school-wise) sounding for NYU.