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Tomorrow morning the specialised course for chemistry will start for his graduation trip: Including me.
Rome is our target and because I am too afraid of losing my sweet Alpha 700 in the progress (tourists are a welcome victim for theifs over there) I will leave it at home...Thus my heart simply does not stop bleeding because not having my Alpha100 in Prague (She had a little trip to the hospital at that time) already made me go mad.
But of course I still look forward to that trip :-). Of course I won't go there without any camera and so the precursor of the A100: My old Sony P100 will accompany me.
I will be back on 30. September - see you then!
All set... off to bangkok. Will be back by 2nd DEC :)
Have a nice weekend friends....
First international trip HWS & mine :).
Kishore, Peddu & Ranzeeth are joining me... :)
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Day 40 | 25 Nov, 09
Short video I made while packing up my dorm room. Very sad.
The track is the beginning of Andrew Brid's Anonanimal.
The fact that the light changes really bothers me... I apologize for that.
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Today, I was putting my snowboarding gear away, I've retired for the season since spring is fast approaching. I guess Suzuki and Dexter thought it would be funny to try on my googles.I had a good season too, pushed my abilities to the limit and hoping to once again to take it to the next level come fall! But for now, I have to turn my attention to wakeboarding.
“An empty room holds nothing but memories. At least it would, if I didn’t just finish packing up the last of the sadness.”
― Jarod Kintz
Packing up my ornaments for the swap at www.flickr.com/groups/holidayornamentswap2006/
Once they were all sealed up, I realized I forgot to put any sort of note inside. Oops. :)
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Clothes and other necessities laid out on my bed, while I was packing for my trip to Madison this weekend. I will be walking the half marathon on Sunday with several friends.
Theme: Ground Level or Low PoV
As part of the owners' ongoing renovations of the original meat packing plant, an extensive green roof was proposed on a two story section. Designed as a pilot project to determine the viability in this area, the owners plan to install a larger green roof on an adjacent building with further plans to turn this once abandoned warehouse into a center for Nashville's arts and sustainable conservation design. The project started by removing the existing roofing to install the necessary vapor barrier, insulation, and first layer of Famos waterproofing. The top membrane integrated copper foil into the modified membrane and surfaced with hydrogel crystals to improve drought resistance. Five inches of growth media topped the waterproofing. Over 1200 plants from 15 different species were installed on this roof. The landscape architect and plant supplier chose to use plants indigenous to Middle Tennessee. The edges and penetrations required an 18" border of pea gravel to aid in proper drainage and to limit root migration.
"A young soldier of the 29th Division gets a helping hand - and lesson in packing his gear from his sargent."
(Recreated for my "Vintage" series)
Going on holidays to Vietnam for 18 days. I hope 6 rolls of Portra 400 and 8 rolls of Superia 400 will be enough. I'm taking my Yashica, my Canon EOS300 and an underwater 35mm camera. My iphone will serve for instant gratification photos.
Date: c. 1910s
Description: This photograph captures a group of women in the midst of packing charity hampers for Christmas at the Fort William City Hall.
Accession No.: 974.71.95