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Canon 500D
Canon lens 18-55mm
sec : 1/800
F : 4.5
iso : 100
Photo by : Sara AlBarrak ©
Day 85, Port 27, Country 16; Bangkok, Thailand: CMV World Cruise
Show me an empty wall and I will see an art project to lift the bland concrete exterior. This façade is alongside a play sport area. There was a game of handball going on with many young locals gathering to socialise.
This animations was produced for the Smithsonian Institution's HoloGlobe Exhibit which opened to the public on August 10, 1996 at the Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC. The various data sets show progressive global change mapped onto a rotating globe and projected into space to create a holographic image of the Earth.
To download and watch the full version of this video, to go:
Credit: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center -
Scientific Visualization Studio,
Smithsonian Institution,
Global Change Research Project (GCRP),
National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration (NOAA),
United States Geological Survey,
National Science Foundation (NSF),
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA),
Dynamic Media Associates (DMA),
New York Film and Animation Company,
Silicon Graphics, Inc. (SGI),
Hughes STX Corporation
This is the tenth portrait of my attempt at the 100 strangers project.
I'd been at maccas earlier in the day reading my book in the air conditioning. This girl and the one I'll be posting at number 11 came in for a meal. We made eye contact but didn't speak or anything. After a short while a homeless man came over to their seat right by the window and stood by them, with his pants half falling off. We exchanged some worried/knowing glances until he walked past them and hocked up a huge lugey straight into the bin. Our glances went straight to revolution and we all had a laugh. They left and we hadn't spoken a word.
An hour or so later I spotted them in this alley way. I had my camera out and was looking for people so I jumped on the opportunity to shoot some strangers I'd connected with earlier in the day. They told me they where in the city researching a school project on homelessness and had spoken to a few people living on the streets. After I'd shot them they gave me their email addresses so I could sent hem a copy and I wished them luck with their project.
The Mersey Gateway Project South Pylon under construction.............Please note ALL pictures on this Photostream are Copyright Protected
The first part I cut for my boat project and it matches the plans perfectly. I was getting nervous about starting such an ambitious project. That it would be difficult and frustrating and I would have yet one more thing hanging around waiting to be finished. But I had spent so much time thinking about it and writing about it, I had to at least start and with free wood it wouldn't be too much of an investment if it didn't work out. Now I'll feel better about buying new plywood to cut up. The project might even be as easy as all the other beginner boat builders have made it out to be.
This is the stern. The wood is long enough that I can cut out that ding between my hands. It was already beveled on one side from another job too long ago to remember what.
I'm wearing a respirator (and safety glasses and ear protectors). Lot of sawdust kicks out from cutting wood and I don't have a sawdust collection system. Wood dust now classified as a carcinogenic, but it was never a good idea to be breathing it.
This drawing came about as I listened to Dave Gray describing a game that someone came up with in a Gamestorming workshop. The image was so vivid that I just had to capture it in a sketch.
The idea is to create a "weather map" for an online project status meeting. Each project would have the shape of a state or country placed on an imaginary map. Prior to the meeting, each project leader would log in and do two things:
1. Place an avatar of him/herself on a stress meter to indicate his/her current level of stress; and
2. Place a weather icon onto the region representing his/her project, to indicate the current feeling about how it is going.
When everyone arrives in the online meeting, they can see at a glance who is the most pressured, and that person can report out first. Neat, isn't it?
I don't know who originally proposed the idea to Dave, but I just love it.
Did character design and backgrounds for this year's Mentoring Project ad. Very fun work! Produced through Magmatic NW.
April/May 2014
Thanks so much Mauro Melis "KHIL" for the wonderful Song "L'Inferno di Pandora"
My contribution to the Eureca! project, addressed the issue of degradation in the neighborhoods of San Michele and IsMirrionis in Cagliari, my city.
The Photographic Workshop with Samuel Pellecchia of the Agency www.prospektphoto.net/
A collaboration at the Eureca! Project. Contributing to a team, managed by Prospekt's Agency with the participation of two renowned international photographers, Vanessa Winship and George Georgiou.
The entire work in a Exibition at the Municipal Market of Via Quirra Cagliari - November 29, 2014 and January 9, 2015
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The word, "holocene," refers to the era of the earth's life that we are in right now -- the time since the last ice age. Elmwood Park Zoo is currently displaying a collection by the artist, Russell Ronat, intended to draw attention to the endangered animals of our time. He calls the exhibit, "Project Holocene."
I've silkscreened this print for the Haiti Poster Project. Its made in an edition of 25 and all proceeeds from its sale will go to the Doctors Without Borders earthquake disaster relief fund. More details on this site
And Baby Makes Four. My daughter, son-in-law and 2 babies. At her baby shower this past Sunday, my daughter asked me to take some silhouette shots of her. Perfect timing since later I saw this weeks project.
Project #21
This Utata project had to be made up of these three things -
1 - fruit
2 - something black
3 - close up
My first attempt at the projects, finally got my courage up!!! :O)
"The best project you'll ever work on is you." - Sonny Franco
This is my first photo for my Senior Project. My goal is to post 100 photos during my senior year (about 2-3 a week) and have the last one be graduation day.
Basically, I miss doing a 365 Days Project but it is a lot of work so this is my happy medium :D
I'm excited to document my thoughts and emotions again during this important year of my life! And hopefully I improve a lot with photography. I have lots of shoots planned, even a wedding!
1/100 Senior Project
A relatively small project I've been working on lately: A clock/countdown/stopwatch with a big LED display and RF remote.
I'm planning on making a nice laser-cut wood box for the whole thing, and donating it to my parkour gym.
1. Winter #2, 2. pointarena, 3. sky, 4. Trees in Brooklyn, 5. beaches, 6. The Stupidest Monument in all DC, 7. frost and sky, 8. ice sunset, 9. blue
Some of the images submitted by Project Spectrum participants for this month's color triad: white, blue, and gray. Nature is always a perfect inspiration ;)
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Project 26 - G. I love music - mostly music that has at least one guitar in it. Folk, rock, alternative, grunge, and punk are what I listen to most and to narrow it down further, a lot of Australian music. Some of my favourite music is from You Am I, Grinspoon, The Living End, Something for Kate, Paul Dempsey, The Cat Empire, Darren Hanlon, Powderfinger, Bernard Fanning, The Badloves, Ben Lee, Ben Harper, Ben Folds, Kings of Leon, Cold War Kids, Mumford and Sons, Def FX, Eskimo, Joe, Foo Fighters, Gyroscope, Jeff Buckley, Jose Gonzales, Josh Pyke, Little Birdy, Muse, Nirvana, and Radiohead. This is my guitar. I don't have time to play it anywhere near as much as I would like to but when I do these are the artists that I play.
My Sketchbook Project 2012 theme is Sandwiches. I am going to draw sandwiches from my primary school days (1970's Australia) . There are going to be some "interesting "combinations to draw.
Milo sandwich !! Honestly, my mother never packed or made these, but my brother assures me he had them, so I am assuming he made them himself as an afterschool snack. Note: no margarine
still a work in progress. Milo is difficult to draw ! I thought that this topic would be a lot less time consuming than my last two year entries. and I thought I would not become as emotionally attached it to. Wrong on both counts !
The Drawer Project is a kind of self-absent portraiture project: each drawer contains objects that belong to me, and in certain way are talking about what I consider valuable or useful. Your physical and visible features, in fact, that is only the top of the iceberg, do not only define your personality. How you dress, what you read, how you speak, what music do you like, and what you possess, are key elements of your identity. Tell me what you keep in your drawer and I tell you how you are. Most people consider their drawers a reserved space, and open them it is a kind of violation of their intimacy. I wonder what we could discover about their lives looking into their drawers.
In addition, drawers are spaces for chaos too; they help to keep out of our watch many tiny things, avoiding being all around there. Although they are under a total chaos into the drawer, they are under control while they are in the drawer.
The drawer is also a time-recorder-machine that keeps track of your personal story, where you can find evidence of your past through the objects with which you were and perhaps you are still linked to.
For drawer, I mean a space where you can keep several objects, and that can be closed (this can include toolboxes, sewing boxes, gardening… any object that is worthy for the owner). The style of the pictures is personal (format, perpective, colour, BW), but there are three rules:
The picture should include the frame of the drawer or something that allows to identify it as an object container.
The drawer’s contain must not be arranged for the picture (you are permitted to remove whatever helps to preserve your anonymity).
A short title must be added to each picture, and a brief reflection or text (between 10-20 words) to add some context to the picture.
A Blurb photobook will be published containing all the works; the profit from sales will be donated to a charity which helps refugees (it has sense, because we are talking about how much we care our belongings)
All the pictures will be included in a video footage that will be exhibit during the European Summer Tour 2016 of Caspervek Trio, which will write and perform an original soundtrack for the video.
Publishing your pictures in this group you consent to use them either in the video footage and in the Blurb photo-book. The author of the pictures used in the video and the photobook will be credited with the Flickr user and the date of the picture.
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