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Project: Dark Winter
Location: Klooster Mariënhage
In her multi-disciplinary artistic practice, including installations, performances and sculptures, photographs and videos, Rebecca Belmore addresses the embodiment of meaning and sense in the interplay of physical presence and symbolic representation in contemporary societies. In her augmented materiality she evokes narrative dimensions which resonate as an outstanding time- and politics critical potential.
Eindhoven is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, it was granted its town charter in 1232. Almost a hundred years older and part of the early settlements of the city is the castle “Ten Hage”, what later was transformed into a convent.
Approaching the Mariënhage complex from the Tramstraat, Rebecca Belmore’s site- and time-specific intervention inhabits the garden next to the Paterskerk. By framing architectural remains with white pebbles and highlighting with bright white light and its reflections, she stages the environment in self-reference to its changes through history.
Source: www.gloweindhoven.nl
More kaboom with the Triggersmart. I have some new pellets that smash the glass first time everytime so it's just a question of timing. It's also somewhat easier with two strobes now. I had my Nikon SB900 to the left and a Yongnuo to the right, both on manual at 1/128.
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Borneo (Malaysian Part) Kotakinabalu, Orang-utan rehabilitation centre.
Jaya (I think is the little one) Yoda ( I think is the older ), both very young males. rescued orang-utans in the rehabilitation program , located in the rainforest of the Shangri-la , Rasa Ria , resort www.shangri-la.com/en/property/kotakinabalu/rasariaresort... . Here a small party can accompany a ranger to the feeding station (at a distance) and if you are lucky the rescuees come down to see the ranger and his bucket of food, whilst he checks on them and encourages them to learn the skills required to cope in the wild again when they are returned to Sepilock. The proceeds of this venture contribute to the rehab program . I have pictures and videos of the event. this video and others I have shows just how difficult it is to see the primates in the trees in the wild , yet can not portray what a privilege it is to witness . Had the ranger not been there , we would not have seen this. The team are very dedicated to the orangs and are very patient with us, the eco-tourists , kindly tolerating our interests with a genuine mission to educate us about the plight and the needs of the orangs ,in times of deforestation and a fight to re-introduce them into protected rainforest in a plight to preserve them and their environment. dedicated with thanks and appreciation to all who are committed to this immense project. thank you!
( we were actually in the protected rainforest where these guys are learning how to live in the wild. they are young males. Yoda is the eldest I think and was taken there in 2007 at about 2 years old. The mothers are killed for people who want the young babies as pets. Others , older are often found distressed and starving as the rainforest
they live in disappears by the hour. This project rescues them , rehabilitates them and returns them to a protect area of rainforest to live out a normal healthy life..... if they are lucky! The pictures were taken with a telephoto and were were close but not as close as it looks. I hope we did not impact too much on them...they certainly did not interact with us in any way. the ranger was very protective! we felt very humble xxxxg)
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• Corpo: Sony Alpha 100
• Objectiva: Sony DT 35mm 1.8/3.5 SAM
• Abertura: f/2.5
• Velocidade: 1/80 sec
• Distância Focal: 35 mm
• Foco: Automático
• ISO: 100
• Modo do Programa: Manual
• Modo de Medição: Centro
• Brilho: + 4.25
• Balanço de Brancos: Automático
• Flash: Não disparado
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oversized hawaiian dress turned modern sundress...
check it out at www.tatecreates.com/project-restyle-frumpy-to-flirty/
The first Film Photography Podcast (FPP) meet-up was held in New York City on Saturday, April 16, 2011. Grey skies and wind didn’t stop avid FPPers and FPP founder and host Michael Raso from coming out to meet and get to know each other. Meet-Up organizer Dan Domme along with Michael Calleia and Mat Marrash mapped a walking route from 23rd Steet to Canal that included stops at Lomography Store, Leica Gallery and The Impossible Project. The day ended at Impossible where the enthusiastic group posed for an 8x10 portrait shot on Mat Marrash’s Eastman Commercial B camera.
pictured: Entering The Impossible Project NYC Space.
The Impossible Project is responsible for making new film for vintage Polaroid cameras.
www.the-impossible-project.com/
Olympus Stylus Epic camera
Fujifilm Superia X-Tra 400 color print film
What is FPP?
The Film Photography Project seeks to inform, engage and inspire amateur and professional photographers working in the traditional film medium. Launched by FPP founder Michael Raso in 2009, FPP provides a forum for photographers from around the globe to share their creative output, challenges and product reviews, while promoting the viability of vintage cameras and film through frequent give-aways and exchange programs. In addition to the Film Photography Podcast Internet Radio Show, the Film Photography Project network of imprints includes the FPP Flickr Page, YouTube Channel, Facebook Group, Twitter Account, newsletter and the Film Photography Project Store.
Film Photography Pod Cast www.filmphotographypodcast.com/
Birmingham based Artists and members of the ‘We’re Still Alive!’ collective, Joe Rogers, Ross Jones, Sarah Coulston and Louise Hodges lovingly invite you to board ‘The Last Train to Liemburg’. Destination Liemburg, a rarely viewed, twisted backwater town that remains on the fringes of polite society, and isolated to the world. Travel with us, and marvel at the sights that are to behold in this unique town.
Tickets please, All Aboard!
The production of Liemburg was the culmination of two weeks creative experimentation in the periscope project space. The four artists contrasting styles combined harmoniously to create a painted and drawn environment that stretched and warped perceptions of the traditional Landscape.
''Iluminating York'' - York Minster, York - Yorkshire, UK, October half term , 2012.
We have been round in the afternoon as once you pay to go in once your ticket lasts 12 months, so it wasn't too busy so that was nice, and then we got very reasonably priced tickets to go back after 6.30pm for the Illuminating York festival, held annually.
Daily Drawing #364 of 365
Inspiration: 2 days left
Result: Two
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Platinum Carbon fountain pen in a Stillman & Birn, Epsilon sketchbook
Location: home
Notes: Wow....almost there!
Employees joined the Billion Oyster Project (BOP) with their restoration projects out in Governors Island. They cleaned oyster shells at their shell pile. The Shell Collection Program delivers shell from restaurants to Governors Island, after which the shell cures for one year before reentering New York Harbor.
This was supposed to illustrate a lazy Sunday afternoon listening to Bowie but ironically, I had to move the turntable away from my stereo to get away from shadows and reflections from the window and thus I couldn't actually listen to the record while shooting.
if you're interested, it's side A of David Bowie's "Low", the turntable is a Rega Planar 2 with an Ortofon 2M Red cartridge.
strobist:
Canon 430EX @ 1/4 power, 14mm into 30" Photoflex reflected umbrella positioned camera left, 3.5' away, angled down ~45 degrees, triggered by Yongnuo RF-602
Photos taken for work of Des Moines elementary school students performing at the Project STAGE Festival. The two-day event celebrates the talents of the students and staff at the six school in Des Moines that participate in Turnaround Arts, an educational program sponsored by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
A school project of my daughters..photographed and edited by Sissy..
I gave her a quick lesson on layers...me thinks she may be better than meeeee at doing them...Just say'n !!
NO AWARDS PLEASE...Only posting to send off to the printers... Oh and of course to pimp over at pinkalicious on Boo Hoo Blue Monday ! bahahaha
Waratah (Telopea) is an endemic, Australian genus of five species of large shrubs or small trees, native to the southeastern parts of Australia (New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania). The most well-known species in this genus is Telopea speciosissima, which has bright red flowers and is the NSW state emblem. The waratah is a member of the plant family Proteaceae, a family of flowering plants distributed in the Southern Hemisphere.
This old Epa tractor was my Grandfathers brothers machine back in the days. It`s been tucked away in an old barn since 1956. Now it´s time to resurrect the old fellow. It just need some tender loving!
:-)
DR.RUSSELL HULSE, PRINCETON PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY.
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Seen behind the reception desk at work. It seems wrong to see daffodils in June when it isn't spring anywhere in the world as far as I know. But it looked so simple and elegant that I had to snap it.
Tuesday, 5th June 2018.
I got frustrated with my lack of a proper workbench in this tiny apartment, and having to constantly put my arduino projects into a box when I wanted to use my desk for something else. I took an Ikea cutting board, and drilled mounting holes in the standard Arduino pattern, and bolted 4-40 machine screws through it. This allows any arduino to be bolted in place, and any shield to be mounted, without causing it to tip over. To easily access the headers on both sides, a pair of breadboards were glued. Now I can just put the whole thing on a shelf, and pick it up when I have the time again!