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My first day back at work after being off sick for a while. On my way to the station to go home (early, I'm easing back in) I noticed that all the blinds were down MBIE building.
Monday, 21st November 2016
College of DuPage staff got an early look at the McAninch Arts Center following completion of a 14-month, $35 million renovation project. Work on the 25-year-old MAC began in fall 2012 and included updates to the facility's three performance spaces, construction of a new art gallery and outdoor patio stage, and improvements to the infrastructure and patron service areas.
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A tribute to a champion - Maico's 40th Day
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Although I wasn't able to attend your 40th day, your memories will be forever alive in all of us. Ride high champ!
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My submission for the Utata Iron Photographer 132 project.
Required elements:
a mirror
a toy
cross-processing
Strobist Info:
SB-600 to right at 1/100 with diffuser cap to light up border of the mirror
SB-600 in mini-softbox to left at 1//32 to light up puppets.
I shot one shot with the white puppet, then a second shot focused on the black puppet's reflection and cloned the black puppet's reflection into the white puppet's mirror. I used two different cross-processing techniques in Nik Color Efex Pro 3.0. One was C04 and I don't remember what the other was. The cross-processing filters dropped the blacks too much in the black puppet's clothing. I should have it that area up more.
Project Quilting's first challenge in Season 10 is "Hope springs eternal". I thought of the Hope Diamond. This is, I realise, a loose interpretation of a diamond, but it ties in with me wanting to make a foundation-pieced string block as I have a huge pile of scrap strips which I've been hoarding for too long.
So I made four, in multi-faceted colours which I thought would work well together. And after I'd stitched the binding on I realised that my PQMysteryQAL (from the previous week) was done in this same exact colourway, including the low-volume background and yellow binding.
The quilting is a little experimental, trying out a simple Zentangle design seen recently. It probably seems a little dark (it's a variegated brown) but I was dying to try out a new quilting thread (Signature 40wt cotton, colour is Taupe -- it's lovely to work with).
And all the while I was sewing this week, I was Hoping my LQS won't be closing down. And so, there's Hope stitched all through this piece.
The human rights topic specifically I wanted to focus on events involving President Dueterte of the Philippines. He is being investigated for human rights violations. Originally favored in the elections for his iron fisted statements on how he will deplete crime, has now led to mass murders of not only suspected criminals, but also political enemies and innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire. One of the most shocking stories coming from a death squad member that was feeling guilty about his actions said that once they disposed of the bodies by feeding them to crocodiles. This is the main reason why I am using the lacoste logo which depicts a crocodile and is a very popular brand in the Philippines.
Today was an awesome day. I got to hung out with some awesome friends and we started a sewing project!
See, I'm a huge video game nerd, always have been. I never used to admit it because back in the day it was uncool to be a nerd, and yes, I cosplayed.
Since its been ten years since I last made a pleated skirt my friend and I decided that we should do practice skirts before making the actual skirts for our cosplay. If things work out, I'll be doing a cosplay as Yukiko from Persona 4 for PAX East. :)
This is the practice skirt, well, partly done at least, with Yukiko's fan.
July Theme Architecture
Kamloops Courthouse, plans developed in 1905. Built in the Provincial Gothic style using local brick and imported granite and slate; it also features a slate roof, rolled copper roof ridge, balustrades, parapeted gables, turret, cupola, oriel window, cornerstone quoins and accents, and heraldic arms.
Reportage graffiti project at Castle Wall, Glasgow. Only part of it remains now as it's being tore down for the new M74
COBAM pilot projects’ mentor explains the rationale of synergies between adaptation and mitigation during the provincial launch of the ‘COBAM-Lukolela' pilot project at Mbandaka.
Photo by Alba Saray Pérez Terán/CIFOR
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Talked into working the dreaded night shift, everything had played out pretty much the way I'd expected it to. If it could go wrong. It went wrong. An hour after closing, the place was emptied out, but I was still stuck there dealing with a broken down car in my third bay.
Anybody wanna guess who's car it was? Cough, cough, Calamity.
Friday, August 29th. 2008
This is for a project I had for my lighting class where I had to shoot something transparent. It's not exactly transparent, but it is shiny, and that's good enough for me.
Shot with one Profoto light through a softbox on the left. Light is reflected by the pane of glass below and a white board held at an angle above and to the right. There is also a white board underneath the glass.
Memoria Project
Veterans Park, Highland, New Jersey
Stephen Shaheen's Memoria Project features two figures carved from granite, a design inspired by Roman architecture and the Twin Towers.
A decade in the making, this past autumn, Shaheen's labor of love, titled the "Memoria Project"-13-foot marble sculptures surrounded by granite blocks engraved with all 2,987 names of those who lost their lives to the Evils of Islam in the tragedy-was dedicated in a waterside park in Highlands, NJ, 10 minutes from the small town of Rumson, where Shaheen grew up.
I've wanted to start a 366 day project for a while now , so I've decided to do it as a new year resolution. I've started a little late , but I'll just finish a few days later than everyone else.
I'm going to try and post a picture every day for a year , I hope I can do this.
I got these cute little bear candles as a present for Christmas and I didn't think i'd ever use them , but I decided to get some pictures of them.
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This was harder to get than I thought it would be. Finding a bridge over the interstate that had a sidewalk was difficult. Going out there after dark with cars whizzing over the bridge behind me wasn't fun either. Finding a place to park and then access all of it carrying my tripod, camera, and remote trigger....just awkward. What we will do for a picture! I finally figured it out and caught lots of motion on the interstate tonight. f/20, 13 second exposure, on a tripod, through a fence on the bridge. At least when I was done I got to go shopping!
One of our Extreme Projects brings us to India to see how our engineers took on the largest modernisation project ever to be carried out on a live network. This network was operated by Vodafone, serving over 10 million customers across some of the most densely populated cities in the world- Delhi, Kolkata, Punjab and Mumbai. The network was struggling with poor reception, maxed out capacity and no future roadmaps for 3G support. The mission was to swap over 10500 sites within 13 months across four different regions. Thanks to global presence and local knowledge, here's how we did it.
No. 3 - 5:- Exploring Rochester - High Street
City of Great Expectations - Charles Dickens..
High Street, Rochester
Pips of Rochester
(01634408447),
85 High Street,
Rochester, Kent, ME1 1LX - - (Greengrocers)
Rochester Cameras was established in December 1986 by Les Hayes. He was joined by his son Tony a year later. The business grew and two extra members of staff were needed: John Reeve and Grant Nixon. This website was developed by Lea Hayes. All members of staff have a background in photography and years of experience in the photographic trade.
We carry huge stocks of photographic equipment, telescopes, binoculars, tripods, holdalls, plus digital cameras and accessories. We also specialise in quality used equipment and collectables. www.rochester-cameras.com/Info.aspx?info=1
This is High Street, part of Watling Street.
Watling Street is the name given to an ancient trackway in England and Wales that was first used by the Celts mainly between the modern cities of Canterbury and St Albans. The Romans later paved the route, part of which is identified on the Antonine Itinerary as Iter III: "Item a Londinio ad portum Dubris" - from London to the port of Dover. The name derives from the Anglo-Saxon Wæcelinga Stræt, which has come to be understood as the A2 road from Dover to London, and then the A5 road from London to Wroxeter. Originally the word "street" simply meant a paved road (Latin: "via strata"), and did not have the modern association with populated areas. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watling_Street
the Roman road from London to Kent coast. Countless travellers have passed this way since Roman times, because it remained the main highway to the Continent until the 20th Century. The High Street formed part of the A2 trunk route up to 1980.
Rochester was an important centre even before the Romans settled here soon after 43A.D. Their encampment developed into a walled town called Durobrivae, which means 'The stronghold by the bridge.' Long stretches of the remaining medieval city wall follow the line of these earliest Roman defences. One part visible from the High Street has survived to its full height, complete with battlements, because it once formed part of the 19th century building - now demolished - which housed Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School.
A Walk around the City of Rochester
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July 18, 2007 at 12:27 BST
Read my review of this gorgeous doll at Undenial Toy Reviews:
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TV-1 on the launcher at Complex 18. Technicians are seen working on the engine plumbing on 3/29/57. Prior to TV-1 ( Viking #14 ) another Viking ( #13, sometimes referred to as Round 13 ) was fired to evaluate the new facilities at Complex 18, the Atlantic Missile Range, and some systems to be used on Vanguard satellite launch vehicles. That rocket was launched 12/8/57 and was designated Vanguard TV-0. Glenn L. Martin Co. Photo.
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.
*Bailey & Wilson sharing their bed for the first time. They now have one each.
*Demond and his new doggy coat and harness from Sams Warehouse which is closing down.
*Dolly got pushed by Matilda's tail and her forehead is broken and crushed skull as well as broken arm. :( $250 or more to fix. She is too pretty to ditch and not worth fixing lol.
*Met up with Dani and Alex, long time friends from ADP forum/fb page. They are visiting from Canberra and Eve and I met them at Palm Cove.
*Eve and Cassie at the Caravonica Country Fair.
*Aztec the beautiful little girl at YAPS.
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This is my #99 photo for the 100 Strangers Project. Also, check out my Set.
I don't know much about these two except the fact that they were cool enough to let me snap their picture. They looked like they were straight out of "the hood" and I wanted to capture that as part of my project. I don't know what Chris is doing with his hands. It could be a gang sign, I don't know. Either way, I am grateful that they allowed a stranger in their lives, if only for a few minutes.
For more information about the project and to see other pictures from other photographers working on the same assignment, please visit www.100strangers.com.