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I'm still in hospital but I went for a little walk today. This church is across the road from the hospital.
New Year's Eve, Tuesday, 31st December 2019.
Naalbound socks done in Oslo stitch with the Uppsala heel variant. Yellow obtained with onion skins, and brown with black walnut hulls.
Projects Gallery, 629 N. 2nd Street, 267-303-9652
To Die For
Mark Burns, Richard Cleaver, John De Fazio, David Furman, Peter Gourfain, Kathy King, Charles Kraft, Matt Nolen, Mel Rubin, Richard Shaw, Ehren Tool, Monica Van den Dool.
Whether in effigy pots, vase paintings, or offerings to the dead, ceramics has always been a significant material in the world of the rituals of death, spirituality and transformation. Invited and juried artists have responded to the timeless topics of death and dying, the nature of mortality, the afterlife and the surrounding fears of loss – hosts, ghosts and the meaning of life.
Co-curated by Judith Schwartz and Jack Thompson.
A small project consisting of setting up a shoot with random passersby and getting them to pull a face.
All participants where informed of the project and asked if they wanted to be a part. To see the rest of the project you can visit cambrils.tumblr.com/
Lighting is provided by a softbox umbrella camera right and a bare strobe for hair light.
Today was quite a wet one in terms of weather. It was quite hard to find anything that stoudout for me. But luckily you can always look on the bright side of life/weather. On my way to launch today I was standing at the lights waiting to cross when a group on people came up behind me waiting to cross. I had my new Fujifilm Finepix X100 under my jacket and looked to the right of me and found this women standing in the weather with this broken umbrella and just before the lights went green I pulled my camera out a toke this stealthy photo without anyone knowing.
Fujifilm Finepix X100
1/500 sec ƒ/2.0
23mm ISO 800
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Project Flickr ~ Showcase ~ Week 52
Just a few of my favourite photos this year. I hope you've all enjoyed taking photos as much as me :)
I wish all my Flickr friends, a very happy, healthy 2013, and a merry christmas! :)
This is the piece I sent for the London Project. It is suppose to represent the swirling chaos that foreign money causes when put against the tranquility of nature. Something that I see and have probably contributed to here in Mexico. (oops, corrected my typo a little late).
I started this project over 2 years ago and it's nearly finished. It's one of the final cars in the first part of my SCCA project. It's based on the BRE team cars but is not a strict replica although many modifications have been made to the body.
The white, red and blue is all paint work, no decals here so far.
Repair men outside my eleventh floor office window. They are repairing some earthquake damage. Rubber(?) seals around the window panes had come loose.
Wednesday, 7th December 2016
The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in Cornwall, England. Inside the two biomes are plants that are collected from many diverse climates and environments. The project is located in a reclaimed Kaolinite pit, located 2 km (1.2 mi) from the town of St Blazey and 5 km (3 mi) from the larger town of St Austell, Cornwall.
The complex is dominated by two huge enclosures consisting of adjoining omes that house thousands of plant species, and each enclosure emulates a natural biome. The biomes consist of hundreds of hexagonal and pentagonal, inflated, plastic cells supported by steel frames. The largest of the two biomes simulates a Rainforest environment and the second, a Mediterranean environment. The attraction also has an outside botanical garden which is home to many plants and wildlife native to Cornwall and the UK in general; it also has many plants that provide an important and interesting backstory, for example, those with a prehistoric heritage.
This week I attempted to perform my light writing outside. The area I wanted to use was taken up by a bunch of kids, so I picked somewhere else. With this, I was able to get the room I needed and in some cases was also able to extend my shutter speed. The main issue I'm running into is the use of my flashlight on my camera/led stick and me not being fluent writing backwards. I'm going to go to my storage unit and get one of my flashlights and practice at home writing normal and see if I can just flip the orientation in lightroom. The area was lit but it wasn't distracting as you can see. I feel if I can get this to work then I should have no problem in accomplishing my project the way I want to.
Captain's Cove Marina in Bridgeport, CT.
The sun was going down the other evening when I stopped by to take some shots. I loved this boat shop. Everything from the texture of the weathered wood to the old fashion signs.
Not sure if it's cheating... but that's not the sky that was there that evening. It was really boring looking, so I stripped in a shot of they sky I took earlier in the week. I think it makes the image much better.
A co-worker caught me in the middle of a not-so-inner-monologue moment this afternoon, mid “Well that’s not a half bad idea”, and felt compelled to ask half smart assedly, “Who are you talking too?”
Who am I talking too?
I suppose it’s something of a bad habit, or just plan ole fashion weird, but for as long as I can remember, I’ve always talked to myself out loud. It for lack of better reasoning just seems to make sense. Under certain circumstances it tends to relax me. It makes it a bit easier to organize thoughts when I can actually hear them, rather then simply bouncing them aimlessly around the backwashed echoes of my head. Often more then not, when an writing idea comes to me, I will in most cases actually toss the thoughts out there verbally while working the bays, even rehears lines I’ve conjured up for my fiction work, just to see what they sound like outside of my head. Typically it is met with little fanfare or attention. The bays are after all a rather clamorous amalgamation of operating machinery, grumbling diesel rigs, hissing high pressure water wands, and yes, loud mouthed co-workers. Basically, it’s a noisy environment. As such typically my outwardly attempts at personal peer pressure, and suggestive persuasion go unnoticed, but there are those rare occasions when quite suddenly and quite unexpectedly…Some one notices.
Granted, I can understand the strange factor one might sense upon making the observation of someone such as myself speaking quite clearly, rationally, and occasionally intensely to himself. I do after all recall when Bluetooth first hit the market, and the concern I’d felt when trying to decide as to the best way to approach drivers that appeared to be deeply consumed in a very serious and lengthy conversation with no one other then themselves. “Cautiously” had been a word that had tip toed its way to the fore front of my mind.
Typically no one notices my verbally expressive rants of personal self indulgent, file shuffling and fictional character development. Today someone noticed. And to answer their question…
I said, “I’m talking to me. There’s no one else here I wants to talk too right now.”
Sometimes I really am my own best friend.
Friday, January 16th. 2009
The first late night at work after the clocks have gone back. I stay late(ish) on Tuesdays before going to the pub quiz.
I'm disappointed with how blurred this is.
Tuesday, 3rd April 2018
Projection of new poem by Lemn Sissay onto the outside of the gallery. A project by Workers in Art, Thanet District Council and Arts Council England.
Anime: "K"
Chi as Misaki Yata
Mae as Yashiro Isana
Kei Fujiwara as Mikoto Suoh
Charley as Izumo Kusanagi
May Perez as Totsuka Tatara
Lala Garcia as Fushimi Saruhiko
The project involves the capacity expansion and management of around 37 km of the A15 motorway between the Maasvlakte and the Vaanplein intersection.
My friend, Lucy, is visiting this morning, while her partner teaches a class up the coast. We walked to the beach for a bit of fresh air and spotted these kite surfers. We didn't stay out for long - it was windy and my cold has moved to my chest. So the fresh air was a good idea but being out too long was not.
Saturday, 5th October 2019.