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Unabashedly inspired by Michael Paul Smith I had to pick up this old Chris Craft Runabout and its trailer. The runabout is completed, but I've been agonizing over what to use for some of the trailer mods. The winch has been trying, but I finally decided upon one of the little nuts that comes on the end of a guitar string for the sprocket. The handle is a straight pin with a piece of brass tube for the handle. The tongue wheel assembly is next. Still looking for a good hitch.
#123 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: Staring down a cold that is trying to get a hold of me...bit of a wheeze in my chest.. So...I got to thinking what that could look like
Result: Curious flow
Materials: Platinum Carbon Fountain Pen, Faber Castell PITT brush pens in a Stillman & Birn Gamma series sketchbook ( 21.6 cm 27.9 cm / 8 1/2" x 11")
Location: Home
Note: Behold! My breathing is like a beaded curtain! The mind is definitely outside the box today...and I haven't even taken any cold meds yet <.<
The Frankenstein Project by Tony Stallard
Like a sinister exhibit in one of Blackpool 's Victorian freak shows, the skeleton of a killer whale made from pulsating dark blue neon can be viewed through portholes within a metal tank like a decompression chamber.
Das Eden Project ist ein moderner botanischer Garten in Cornwall, England. Die kuppelartigen Gewächshäuser sind die größten der Welt.
The Eden Project in Cornwall/England is a modern botanical garden including the world's largest greenhouse.
Project 365 - 2012 A Year in Pictures
7th January (7/365)
My first picture of Kathryn as part of my 365
Canon 5D Mark II & EF 24-105 f/4.0L
75mm | 1/25 sec | f/4.0 | ISO 3200
© Chris Martinez
I used this to blog about the work breakdown structure, read on here: www.7aleva.com/2012/12/work-breakdown-structure.html
Poole.
Further down Thames Street we reach the Mansion House Hotel, one of several buildings within th old town which illustrate Poole's 'Golden Age'. The house was built in th late 1770's for Isaac and Benjamin Lester, heads of an important merchant family that raded with Newfoundland. The dining room fireplace is decorated with marble fillets of cod as a proud reminder of the source of the family's fortunes. Today the Mansion House is a dining club and Hotel.
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Germany - Lubeck: Marienkirche - St. Mary's Church, built c1250 - c1350; demolished 29 March 1942; rebuilt 1947-1959.
Built in 1561 through to 1566, the Astronomical Clock is considered to be a real treasure of both art history and sacred history. It was located behind the High Altar in the ambulatory but was completely destroyed in 1942. Only one dial (which had been replaced with an earlier restoration) remains in the St. Annen Museum. The new Astronomical Clock was constructed on the East side of the Northern transept in the "Death dance" chapel. It is the work of Paul Behrens, a clockmaker in Lübeck, who planned it as his lifetime achievement from 1960 - 1967, collected donations for it and constructed the elements of the clock himself. He also maintained the clock until his death. The clockface is a simplified duplicate of the original. With a complicated mechanical system, the clock shows planetary positions, phases of the sun and moon, signs of the zodiac (astronomically, not astrologically), the date on which Easter falls and the Golden Ratio. At 12 o'clock midday the bells ring out and the movement of the figures before Christ consecrating spurs into action. The figures were originally Electors; after post-war reconstruction they are now eight representatives of the different races and peoples of the world.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Mary's_Church,_L%c3%bcbeck#Astr...
Check out Paul Behrens
The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Inside the artificial biodomes are plants that are collected from all around the world.
The project is located in a reclaimed Kaolinite pit, the complex is dominated by two huge enclosures consisting of adjoining domes that house thousands of plant species. The domes consist of hundreds of hexagonal and pentagonal, inflated, plastic cells supported by steel frames. The first dome simulates a tropical environment, and the second a Mediterranean environment.
uploaded the final pages of my Sketchbook Project entry. uploaded the final pages of my Sketchbook Project entry. see the full set at www.flickr.com/photos/alissaduke/sets/72157627623802607/
Today I was thinking how to motivate myself in this 365 project: reading photography blogs and websites, watching photographs on flikr and 500px, etc. Then, I found an article talking about ways to find inspiration and it talked about the automatic filters of our cameras. I decided to start playing with them for the next days.
This is the "Toy camera" effect.
I like the colours and the mood it produces. But my camera, a fuji xt1, doesn't let me control the ISO or the focus when playing with them, that's a bit annoying for me. They are also limited to JPG, but I don't care about RAW in this case.
The next days I'll show you the other "Advanced filters", some of them are really cool! You'll see.
Aiden is still firmly attached to Ellie and Blankie. We're not ready to take them away from him yet, but maybe after he's completely potty trained.
16/365
A tribute to a champion - Maico's 40th Day
www.facebook.com/pages/Tribute-To-Maico-Buncio/1733824127...
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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!
Please support Maico's Foundation - For a safer and better tracks for all riders.
Have you ever just closed your eyes and tried to see the real beauty around you. Like the sun on your face, the breeze through your hair or the song of the birds, the smell of the flowers, the laughter of a child, the softness of a kind word? Or did it take you somewhere further? Our Project Quilting Challenge this week was to be inspired by an amazing woman Annie Young. She's a painter, but not any painter she is blind. So, I read her blog, watched her videos and I had to put myself in her world. I asked myself "does it really matter if the bedspread matches the curtains, or if there is crown molding around the walls, or what color I'll wear today?" Unseen Beauty, This is what I named my project this week. I named it that because the MOST BEAUTIFUL of all things can't been seen at all. Many spend too much time worry about all the little things (they are just things) in their life that don't really even matter when we should be focusing on the most important things, that aren't things at all. I wrote a little ditty to go with my piece this week Unseen Beauty!
Like rain to the flowers,
Is love to our souls.
Sow seeds of kindness,
and a beautiful garden you'll
grow!
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.
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.
recent october photoshoot as part of a new project
Captured using Nikon D7100
Nikon 17-50mm f/2.8 zoom lens
Speedlight SB-700; TTL
Exposure 1/80 sec @ f/18 ISO 250
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My husband's grandmother gave me this beautiful pink sweater for Christmas several years ago. This is not a color I normally wear but I adored this sweater, it is so soft and feminine. Unfortunately, tiny little holes have ruined it but paired with a vintage pillow case and some embroidery this sweater will continue to be loved. I decided to include my girly girl in this project to make it a multi-generational heirloom.
For this project I used the following mediums: Photography, Illustrator, Drawing, and Photoshop. To start off I created the flowers by hand using color pencils and uploaded them to Photoshop and made modifications to them. Along with that I uploaded a colorless sketch of leaves that I made. The chameleon was done within Illustrator. The leaves were found around Milwaukee and also were some pictures that my roommate took at a garden show which I asked for permission to use. The hand within the photo is my hand. To start off I believe a chameleon is a signifier of color it adapts to its environment based on mood, temperature, and or surroundings. I wanted to make the chameleon blend in to its environment which is green while making it different thus why it was done in Illustrator to signify that it’s not supposed to be part of the environment. Next I wanted to make some color pop out within the environment that looked different so I colored in flowers and then modified it a bit within Photoshop to give it a little more character and also stay with the theme of collaboration. For the bottom I added my hand along with a blank sketch to represent construction of the piece along with curiosity of what is to come. Along with that I added drop shadows to most of the things presented to give more of stance that it is popping out and actually there.
When it came to the 4 themes I incorporated collaboration by the use of different mediums (digital and physical) with follows they were drawn then modified (erased/morphed/color changed) within Photoshop. Curiosity would be incorporated with the idea that there is an animal within in the scene that sort of blends in the environment. Community with the sake that its incorporating different mediums the hand can be a signifier of community. Contrast by the use of drop shadow and stokes to distinguish each medium and object. Discovery by the environment that is portrayed within the Illustration, there is a lot to discover within a jungle.
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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