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Andrew Herchek Th'09 at work in Thayer School's machine shop.
This image appeared in "Shop Talk: Life in the Project Labs" in the Winter 2008 issue of Dartmouth Engineer magazine.
Photo by John Sherman.
This Saint Machine is the King of vending machines in a local Kroger supermarket lobby. Fifty cents gets you a saint. Frankly, I find it a bargain.
wearing Carolyn Hart Designs (www.carolynhartdesigns.com)
Sarah Giffrow Creative - fresh, fabulous fashion photography (Portland, OR)
Demolition machinery parked on top of the mound of rubble which is all that remains of the former Walsall College buildings.
Just a 5 minute thing I made. Looks pretty neat to me. Please give any suggestions on what I should make! Thanks!
5000Km on this one.
Shot info:
Canon 400D with Kit lens 18-55mm at 18mm f/7.1 1/200 ISO 200.
Two wireless flashes, undiffused.
One high-right to get bike and one very low left to get the grass; both full power and radio triggered.
Was really difficult focusing because it was pitch black and I couldn't use the on camera flash to assist; used a flash light and manually focused, lots of trial and error.
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Title: Vending Machines
Creator: Valdosta State University
Date: 1969
Description: Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola machines from the 60s.
Source: Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections.
Subject: Vending machines;
Identifier:
Format: image/jpeg
My entry for the PlushTeam Steampunk Challenge.
Hand sculpted foam core covered in a variety of up-cycled upholstery fabrics (sourced from leftover samples from interior decorators that were headed for the trash). Clock hands serve as sewing needles, metal bobbins, a necklace chain, and the mechanics of a wind up duck make up the inner workings inside the panel, and a pressure gauge accompanies some bobbins and doodads at the top. The side wheel is a faucet spigot.
Measures 13"x9.5"x6.5", and is the same size as a standard sewing machine.
My entry for the PlushTeam Steampunk Challenge.
Hand sculpted foam core covered in a variety of up-cycled upholstery fabrics (sourced from leftover samples from interior decorators that were headed for the trash). Clock hands serve as sewing needles, metal bobbins, a necklace chain, and the mechanics of a wind up duck make up the inner workings inside the panel, and a pressure gauge accompanies some bobbins and doodads at the top. The side wheel is a faucet spigot.
Measures 13"x9.5"x6.5", and is the same size as a standard sewing machine.
The Old New York County Courthouse at 52 Chambers Street in Manhattan, New York City, more commonly known as the Tweed Courthouse, was built in Italianate style with Romanesque Revival interiors, using funds provided by the corrupt William M. "Boss" Tweed, whose Tammany Hall political machine controlled the city and state governments at the time.
My entry for the PlushTeam Steampunk Challenge.
Hand sculpted foam core covered in a variety of up-cycled upholstery fabrics (sourced from leftover samples from interior decorators that were headed for the trash). Clock hands serve as sewing needles, metal bobbins, a necklace chain, and the mechanics of a wind up duck make up the inner workings inside the panel, and a pressure gauge accompanies some bobbins and doodads at the top. The side wheel is a faucet spigot.
Measures 13"x9.5"x6.5", and is the same size as a standard sewing machine.