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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.
I've finished July, chosen my colours for August and made a start on that part.
Saturday, 17th June 2017.
Project Flickr Week 52 - 21-28 December - SHOWCASE
This weeks workflow is a break from the restoration photography.Its somewhat relevant in that restoration work has an effect on the whole building.The cases in which these creatures belong have just been recently covered up to protect them from the dust coming down as the scaffold is being dismantled.As you can see there's another world waiting in here ---i couldnt resist!!
Im finding that flickr is a real pain in the arse since its changed so like some other sensible minded people im skipping over to the lighter side --catch the link
thanks
Mike
This is a project that is very personal to me. With a goal to reflect about things in my life by going beyond my comfort zone and understanding todays world view through the life stories of others.
I will this time not only interview strangers but also people I know to have a larger scope of interviews.
Hope you enjoy it.
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18 year old french student. Her favorite color is green and her favorite food is seafood.
Her dream is that her "life becomes a voyage" and two words she used to describe herself was "Fighter", when I asked why, she just said :"If at first you don't succeed, try try again" and the second word to describe herself was "Daring" because she could leave everything to find adventure "I don't know how to ride a motocycle, but I would do it anyways if someone asked me."
Her favorite childhood memory was when her parents where still together and they where all having a great time together around the pool. Her worst childhood memory was seeing her family fall apart.
If Barbara could change anything in today's world it would be the "individualistic and hypocrite mentality of our society."
I then asked her what the word "Happiness" meant for her and she replied: "It's the ephemeral feeling of really existing."
Rennes, France - February 2012
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Have a great day,
Nathan
First of all . . . it is apparent that I managed to forget to take a picture for Day 137. I won't get my panties in a bunch over this because we all have to give ourselves some grace once in a while.
This was the hubby's bike. Us girls called it Bumblebee after the Transformer action figure but the he refused to call it that. Of course that didn't stop us from calling it Bumblebee the whole time he had it. :-) My husband was in a serious accident a year ago when someone lane changed into him on the freeway. Long story with a long recovery and a thankful heart he is alive and well. Bumble looks a lot better than the hubby did last year as you can tell from the damage in the picture. I took a few pictures of it before it was sold.
To mark the final year/month/day combination this century 12/12/12 I decided to embark on a mini project......
Project 12: 12 images taken on the 12/12/12, all 12 seconds in duration and all square crop 12x12 (or 1x1) depending on how you look at it.
Given I am doing more work with film, especially 120 format which has 12 images per roll coincidently I wanted to process the images to have a very filmesque feel.
So please have a nose around 'Project 12'
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.
This didn't work out quite as I liked, the ice container was almost empty, not sure if I'll get another chance this week so here it is.
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.
Nancy Silva Project
Acoustic Performance @ Hot Topic 09/23/2010
Photo Copyright © 2010, Gus Martinez Jr. (Jupiterstar3)
All rights reserved, no use without license.
This is a project that is very personal to me. With a goal to reflect about things in my life by going beyond my comfort zone and understanding todays world view through the life stories of others.
I will this time not only interview strangers but also people I know to have a larger scope of interviews.
Hope you enjoy it.
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Ross is a 37 year old musicien. His favorite color is turquoise and his favorite food is steamed fried vegetables with fish and white wine.
When I asked what his dream was, he replied: "I don't believe in dreams, they put too much pressure on people and gets people to worship others for their achievements, they can become delusions and unhealthy."
Two words to describe himself was "Introverted" because he needs to sometimes spend time with by himself to figure things out, and "Forgiven" because " it's what I feel when I think of my relationship with God."
Ross's best childhood memory was when he was 6 and sitting in apricot tree eating apricots. His worst childhood memory was when he had recurring nightmares of a tractor weel chasing him and on another occasion him being forcibly separated from his parents at a conference.
If Ross could change anything in today's world, it would to make himself more helpful to others as possible.
For him, "Happiness" is being in the presence of God.
Birmingham, England - April 2012
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Please check out Ross's music! alonetone.com/ro55spencer/playlists/ego-mute
Have a great day!
Nathan
i've done quite a few of these naturally formed heart snaps, so i think i will dedicate an album solely for it!
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- Rubatà d' Puirin.-
200m of boards with Brave, Ekto, Kak, and 3 other guys. hotest weekend of the year but the kids were great and produced some really nice work.
It's been a while since I was so happy with the final result of my photos. I absolutely love this one, the tones, the mood. Everything! Fortunately I'm feeling better today. A lot better in fact. I've been fighting some inside "demons", and I feel like I'm being successful doing it. We can't always have what we want, so the better thing to do is learn to live with what you can have.
Hope you're all okay!
I'm back in Christchurch after my long weekend at home. It was a drizzly, cold day in Wellington but Christchurch felt quite tropical and was 26C when we landed at 8.30pm. It was dark by the time the shuttle dropped me off at Daffodil House. We'd gone first to Ranui House, near the hospital to drop Stefan off. He's the South African farmer who does the early HBOT session and had also been home, to Southland, for the weekend. As I walked up the stairs to my unit I noticed that the lovely building nearby was lit up so I got my camera and shot this for my picture of the day.
Waitangi Day, Monday, 6th February 2017.
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.
TGIF Today I had one of those days when you look at the clock cause you think it's 3 pm only to realize it is only 10 am! I had this shot in mind since yesterday and me and Marlene decided to go all red carpet for this picture!
We managed to complete the shoot with some distractions along the way. Definitely a sight if you're out for a stroll and you see a guy with lights and a girl looking like she did, you'd do a double take and decide to see what it is all about.
Info: Canon 7D | 24-70mm @ 38mm (Æ’/2.8) | Æ’/9 | ISO 100 | 1/050s
Strobist: Bare Canon 580EXII zoomed at 105 full power with 1/2 CTO high camera right and Canon 580EXII zoomed at 105 with a 25 degree grid at 1/4 power behind Marlene.
Woodworking is a terrific activity. If you are new to woodworking and wanting to significantly improve your skills, the key is education. You need to learn all of the top woodworking ideas and tricks. By learning all of the best woodworking practices, you can avoid common mistakes and take your abilities to the next level.
Always put your safety first when it comes to using tools, stains and paints. The more variety you use, the more specifics there are about applications, tool use, times for drying, and more. Put your safety first by reading the instructions, wearing any needed protective gear, and working in areas with good ventilation whenever using oil-based products or anything that produces air pollutants.
When you are working with wood it is very important that you take your time. Being hasty leaves you open to making plenty of mistakes. Instead of focusing on the amount of time it takes you to complete a project, do everything you can to keep your mind on the task at hand.
When you install your hacksaw blade, make certain the teeth face forward. They are designed to cut when pushed using a forward stroke instead of a pulled stroke. Some of these blades have arrows pointing toward the handles that show the right way to install them. Install it making certain it is tight and can not bend. When you do lots of cutting, your blade heats up and expands, so make certain you tighten it before it begins bending.
Before you start any woodworking project, get all of the tools you will need for the project ready. Always remember to bring a calculator and tape measure with you when you go to purchase your wood. Make certain you have any specialty tools you will need for your project available as well.
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A stair gauge is a vital for every woodworking shop. Usually, they are used for the layout of stair jacks, but they can also be used to clamp down the carpenter's square. That indicates your square becomes a circular saw guide. If you use the square as a guide, your cuts will be straight every time.
Many people use utility knives to cut veneer. This can be very hazardous; however, take heart, there is a better way. When cutting veneer, consider using a rotary cutting tool. These economical tools can be purchased in your local fabric shop. Rotary cutting tools allow you to trim veneer to the perfect size.
Always check blade conditions before you saw. Dull blades rip wood apart. This can cause costly mistakes in your project. Checking your saw blades before hand is a lot easier than losing money and time.
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Learn about using pilot holes. This is pretty simple to do. When driving a screw or hammering a nail into a little piece of wood or getting pretty close to the edge of a piece, it tends to split. Often it's unavoidable to put a taking care of into a place like this. However, drilling a hole through the joint that's a bit smaller than the taking care of can prevent it from splitting.
If woodworking is new to you, one of the most crucial pieces of recommendations to take is to thoroughly read all plans and instructions before you begin anything. Knowing what you are doing beforehand will save you time, money and trouble later on. If you can not understand them or something is missing, someone from a local home improvement center may be able to help you.
Use woodworking kits when you're just beginning. The wood in these kits are already pre-cut for you and are easily joined together into a finished product This is a good way to learn all about woodworking. Practicing now will save some money and time for you later on considering that you're going to make fewer mistakes.
Protect your eyes when you are working on a project. You cold end up with a blind eye if you neglect wearing your goggles. To make certain you wear them, find glasses that fit comfortably.
Choose your woodworking tools and equipment carefully if you live in a small space such as an apartment. You can still enjoy completing woodworking projects, but might have to pass up the 14-inch band saw. Pick tools that will do what you need but don't take up too much space.
Choose the right gloves for every woodworking job. If you need fine motor skills, you must use more modern, high tech gloves of a thin, fine, strong, flexible material. When doing more coarse woodworking jobs in cold, damp weather, use pigskin gloves that insulate well and deflect moisture from your skin.
When staining a completed woodworking project stir your stain typically, especially if you are using a liquid stain. As stain sits, the sealer separates from the stain and settles to the bottom. If you do not stir the stain typically, your piece may have different shades of stain because of this separation.
As was discussed in the beginning of this article, woodworking is a really terrific activity. Although certainly hard, it is exceptionally satisfying. To be the best woodworker that you can be, you need to educate yourself on the top woodworking ideas and tricks. Study this article and all of the useful ideas that it contains to improve your woodworking skills. westlacnct.com
These photographs came from a Paint project, in which our foundation group filled white booth spaces with our own bodies, and the tape from old cassettes. This led to some very varied and fascinating photographs. Our task was then to draw, paint, or illustrate on the photos, using the artists Arnulf Rainer and Aura Rosenberg as my references.
It is Sunday and the good electronic music sounds at home, it is cloudy so the heat does not affect my mood which is great, :D the combination is perfect.
It has long had in mind a picture like this and today was the big day "D-Day."
For this shot using the light from my window and adjust the camera to "cloudy", mounted on my tripod and ready, I took several shots and this one was the winner.
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Es domingo y los buenos tracks de música electrónica suenan en mi casa, el dÃa esta nubladito asà que el calor no afecta mi estado emocional lo cual es genial; la combinación es perfecta.
Desde hace tiempo traÃa en mente una foto como esta y hoy fue el gran dÃa "D-Day".
Para esta toma utilice la luz de mi ventana y ajuste la cámara para que el ajuste de blancos fuese "nublado" osea cálido, montada en mi tripie y listo, hice varias tomas y está fue la que más que agrado.
Barbarella Project - Noemi
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this is from my "project in process" and i shooted this weekend and today i finished some of the pictures. Enjoy
A assingment that later became a project,
A lot of the inspiration i got from a wonderful photographer named Francesca Woodman.
((A young girl, who used her naked body, and created soulfull photographs whithout a sexual feeling.
Dark, beautiful, mysterious. i think at least.))
Anyhow, I wanted to take pictures, with inspiration from her, but still me, and here is some of the result.
I Photographed everything with a Hasselblad, Tri-X 400 ISO film, developed by my self, and spend quite many hours in the darkroom until i was satisfied. There pictures, are SCANNED pictures from the finished picture. So the quality ( because a quite crappy scanner) aren't as good as it should be..
+ a bonus........................the things people say to photographers
www.youtube.com/watch?v=niyTIbiV19A&feature=youtu.be
very funny
Project spectrum fire challenge blogged here kaizenjourney.blogspot.com/2008/03/keeping-fire-burning.html