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Anesthesia providers at Sri Guru Ram Das Institute of Medical Sciences and Research practice regional nerve blocks.
Here are my choices for the first round of gluing the puzzles to 1/4" plywood. The top left and right, as well as the mosaic print, were on thinner paper and they went on so perfectly, with little smoothing out needed. The two Chinese photographs (flautist and jeweler) did not come out well, as the paper was pretty thick and quite shiny. I had a hard time getting the air bubbles out, and the more I tried smoothing out the paper using a clean kitchen cloth, the worse it got. With the jeweler (my favorite of the photos - so Vermeer-esque!) I ended up clamping down to my workbench under a 2" thick wood slab. I used parchment paper between the print and the slab (waxed paper is recommended, to absorb any squeeze-out, but I didn't have any on hand). The following day when I undid the clamps, the print and parchment paper had wrinkled, leaving a very unprofessional texture. Oh well, all part of the learning process. The ayahuasca image was on shiny but thin paper and went on fine. I think the thickness of the paper may be the biggest factor - although there are other ways to mount, such as a dry-mount press or spray adhesive. With the thick paper, the more I tried to push out the air bubbles, the worse it looked. I'll be more careful next time and try out an image I don't like so much from a particular book so I can get a feel for how it will adhere and what type of adhesive I should use.
My method for preparing the boards was quite different than what I see other makers doing. Some people apparently take one large sheet of plywood, apply a bunch of glue to it, and then put on several prints which are later cut out separately using either a handheld jigsaw or perhaps the scroll saw. I don't have the foggiest idea how someone could cleanly apply the glue around the image without having horrible results when smoothing out the paper. And I would think that using a handheld jigsaw would mar the print as well. I also don't like handheld jigsaws much, they are quite jumpy, and I find it nearly impossible to cut perfectly straight on a scroll saw (at least with the tiny puzzle blades I have). So I pre-cut all of the boards to size, on my table saw with a nice fresh blade. I cut them just slightly smaller than the print. I then glued on the print, and to get a perfect edge, once the glue dried, I went back to my cutting board and flipped the boards upside-down and trimmed with my Ex-acto blade so they were perfectly flush with the edge of the board. A good result, but not necessarily the most efficient process.
A F-22 Raptor flies in front of the crowd during the Langely Air Power practice show held at Langley Air Force Base on Friday, April 22, 2016.
I took a break from flashing strobes and practiced my panning shots. Most are too awful to post here, here are a few that came out okay. All shots were hand-held, with Image Stabilization set to Mode 2.
Shooting conditions weren't great, the sun was setting and the lens do not perform well at low light conditions. Camera was set to ISO800.
Made for my Mom, who for some reason really likes it even though I didn't iron it or anything before I gave it to her.
Stars including the No. 1 player in the world Novak Djokovic were out on the practice courts honing their craft at the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Got my latest brief from College and its a PS based project. One bit is to take old photos I have shot and make them better and more intresting. This is just a practice and there will be more up later I guess. Today is a photoshop day.
(I put the original in the comments)
Danny Wild/USMA -- The Army football team conducted its first 11-man scrimmage during 2011 Spring practice on Saturday, Feb. 26 at the Foley Athletic Center at the United States Military Academy in West Point, N.Y. The Spring practices provide an opportunity for Army coaches to evaluate talent heading into finalizing the 2011 fall roster. (Danny Wild/USMA)
A practice strip I did in preparation for the 24 hour comic coming up this weekend (October 3rd). I wanted to see if I could come up with an idea for a page, draw it, and ink it in 1 hour. I did it in a little less than 1 hour. Clean up and coloring took a little longer, but I would count that as post-production work.
All I have to do is do the same thing 24 more times on Saturday.
Our band had a gymnasium practice today and the musicians were giving our band teacher their full attention.
This was a Camera+ blowup shot with the iPhone. I made crop and the rest of the effect with the computer.
Christian and Nathan practicing shooting. Christian claims he can't shoot, but he just needs to practice.
Joe's practicing for kindergarten next fall. He'll be 5 years old in a couple of weeks. Time is flying by.
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