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I had to do the Magazine Cover Project for my Photoshop class. I used my five original Images to create a composite illustration for the cover.
Mama Mountain Bluebird encouraging her baby to leave the nest and fly. After feeding her babies, she sat on the fence and chirped at them - "I am getting tired of feeding you, time to fly on your own". One was poking his head out of the nest and seemed to be thinking about flying.
Sometimes if you wait a while , after the sun has gone down, or in that golden hour before sunrise, a little magic may shake loose.. "waiting for the light"
This fiber takes a curl SO well. Still a little fussing to do with her hair but I'm pretty happy overall.
She's going to get some faceup tweaks, and then comes the costume..
The first unit of the Optara project is moved out of the ABES terminal where it was discharged towards the Total refinery. The move was delayed by one day because of stormy weather on 21 October.
The 140 ton unit was manufactured in Spain by Tecnicas Reunidas and loaded on board of the heavy lift vessel Anne-Sofie at the port of Taragonna.
It is part of a 1 billion investment by Total in the Antwerp refinery which is the second largest refinery in Europe. The “Optara” project, as it has been named by Total, will involve 5 ship loads that will be brought in over the ABES Terminal at the 5th Haven dock.
The unit is loaded on a Goldhofer 4 file unit self propelled modular Transporter (SPT) for the transport from the terminal to the Total plant.
Details Goldhofer SPT :
Length : loading deck 16,50m (+4,00m for the engine)
Width : 6,29m
Height : 1,175m(+/- 0,3m)
Carrying capacity : 61,4 ton per axle (x 8 axles)
Each axle had 55° steering
European Starling at the nesting hole. My photo buddy shared her great finds with me today - sadly we think one of these naughty birds destroyed the woodpecker eggs in a nest in an adjacent tree. So no woodpecker nest action for us today.
This latest set of wave photographs marks a significant reversal in my photography practices. Until now, I've basically shot on film almost exclusively for what must be about the last four to five years. A few months back Nikki and I decided that we wanted to photograph wildlife as well as our landscapes and occasional waves projects. Landscapes for me are still my absolute passion. Nothing for me beats being on the side of a mountain, say, with the 5x4 making landscape photographs: I'd rather do this than anything else. For me, photographing landscapes on large format film is king. Pragmatically though, this is not always possible, especially on account of living in the south of England where there are no mountains, or being on holiday in our usual haunt, the north coast of Cornwall. I love shooting film and will continue to do so for as long as possible.
However.
Both of us love the sea, and we also really enjoy photographing waves; the bigger the better! I made the decision about a year ago to try and shoot waves (and later, wildelife as well) on film. To this end, I used a mamiya 645 Super for my initial set of 8 wave photos which, in fairness, worked well I feel. The lack of AF on a long lens made things difficult, and learning from this, I decided to try wildlife with a Nikon F5 and a 70-200 (to start with). Even with "high" ISO film, this was not easy, and shooting with AF on a longer lens really made me think again about my kit for both waves and wildlife. As such, I've decided to go back to digital for waves and wildlife. I find this a real shame, but for these subjects, the advantages of low noise, high ISO shooting is undeniable, coupled with kit consolidation - and hence a lighter pack - and fast AF, VR, and cost of running, it's with a heavy heart that I've given up on film for these subjects. I'll still carry the F5 for scouting and if nothing else, as a backup to my digital body.
So there we are. In this case, practicality won the day :( As said above though, this is all built on a solid foundation of the experiance of shooting LF for landscapes. I'll be doing this for as long as film is made, and you'd have to prize my LF gear from my cold, dead hands :D
This photograph is the 9th in my ongoing waves project, and from just a single trip to Cornwall, I achieved 23 photos that I am happy with, so please stay tuned!
Colorful swirly cupcakes. Believe it or not I baked these from scratch, modified to make rainbow swirls. It's from a cardamom cupcake recipe, which tastes good but looks bland. It needed color. Lots of color. I used about 10 bowls just to create ten different colors for the swirls. I think I'll try it again with an angel food cake recipe so that I can do lighter colors next time. The batter in this recipe was more yellow than I remembered.
No eggs!
Lots of goodies in my fridge (I went to the Food Show yesterday), but no eggs. I discovered this after I had melted the chocolate and butter for the chocolate truffle cake I had promised to take to an afternoon tea this afternoon. Just as well I had bought some nice cakes at the Food Show.
Here is a picture of the contents of the door.
Sunday, 6th September 2015
Marroco 2007
This is a continuation of the current project of an Image a day.
This will take a year to complete. It will be a "Colour Project"....numbered 731 to 1100 and it will begin on September 1st 2022..
I will also include an additional 4 Sets that will last a month each.
First will be Vines and Vineyards in November.2022.
Second is Forests ,,Water, ,Trees and Leaves in February 2023.
Third "Light Eating Objects" in May 2023.
Forth will be another B&W . August 2023.
On top of all that every month will feature a small set of 4 pics with different themes.
As you can see I shall be a busy Bunny!.
Hope you like the stuff!!!!!!!.
With The Deltic Preservation Society's class 55 locomotive 55019 'Royal Highland Fusilier' up front, working the 15.20 Wirksworth-Duffield (15.58) service we pass 58022 on the outskirts of Wirksworth.
The Ivatt Diesel Recreation Society plan to recreate and operate LMS10000, which was the first British mainline diesel electric locomotive, 58022 will donate its frame for 'Project Icon' as it is known.
15th May 2022
At VFS Digital Design, we teach agile project management practices throughout the entire year. And what better way to refresh everyone's recollection of the 9 knowledge areas (scope, time, cost, human resources, procurement, risk, quality, communication and integration) than with a game!
The students were divided into four teams and briefed on a project they had just "won”. Using index cards and post-it notes the students were asked to record the goals, objectives, work breakdown structure including time allotted for major tasks, resources, and the risks of their respective projects and post them on the wall.
Find out more about VFS’s one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/DigitalDesign.
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one of two from this urban art installation project i witnessed first hand...
This photo represents how those colour pencils have been replaced by a mouse. It represents how groundbreaking technology is and how powerful one object can be. The colour pencils are arranged in the complimentary colours.
A series inspired by the U.S. side of the space race and the beginning of NASA. Each different chapter includes a cover and info page. Layout and design inspiration from old Life magazine pages.
Prints available: JustinVG.imagekind.com/Astronaut
People Project- I was digging through my files for some inspiration and I found a few images that I shot for my self-assigned "people project" and this was one that was originally color and it just didn't work for me, so I converted to grey scale and added a texture that I had shot of some lichen on a boulder...dodged and burned to taste.