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3.25.2012: Foil-wrapped eggs. Went to see the Easter bunny at the Buddy Squirrel/Quality Candy factory today.
Ignore it please =)
I hate posting randome stuff like that, but I have no better pics from yesterday...
But, I'm happy I've had some time today to make some new pics (to come) and to post here and browse Flickr a bit =)
HBW! *off to your streams*
#67 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: Foxy Lady in fur
Result: Lady Fox
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Micron 005 & 02 pens, in a Moleskine plain journal
Location: At home
Note: All these cat girls in fox fur coats...so just to be fair, today it's the flipside of that anthropomorphic coin. Oh and drawing a fox is not anything at all like drawing a dog...their faces are so pointy!
Marvin always tries to get in front of the camera while I'm taking photos. This time he was successful..
9/5/14 - I went to the Michigan volleyball game tonight against Duke. You know it is going to be an interesting night when the announcer says to stay where you are if the power goes off due to inclement weather. It did not go off, but it looked like there were some bad storms that were happening outside. Luckily, Michigan was taking care of business indoors.
See previous film photographs explaining my Road Kill project.
When I spotted this Hare last week, my Olympus OM 10's batteries were flat so had to resort to my i phone.
Jamaica has the most churches per square mile. Among green vegetation and beautiful sky formed as backdrop are these lovely buildings. The Carron Hall United Church, St. Mary, St. Cyprian’s Anglican Church, Highgate and St. Mary parish Church, Port Maria. These sturdy monuments exhibit strength and beauty that stood the test of time.
1SB Worship_CHHS
Looking down Oslofjorden from Akershus Castle.
Oslofjord
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Oslofjord (Norwegian: Oslofjorden) is a bay in the south-east of Norway, stretching from Langesund in the south to Oslo at the head. The bay is divided into the inner (indre) and outer (ytre) Oslofjord at the point of the 17 km long and narrow Drøbaksundet. The entire population situated around the Oslofjord including Oslo is about 1.7 million.
In spite of its name, the Oslofjord is not, geologically speaking, a fjord. In historical times, it was known as Viken (the bay); it is unclear when (and for what reason) it acquired its current name.
Norwegian painter Edvard Munch had a cottage and studio in Åsgårdstrand on the fjord and it appears in several of his paintings, including The Scream and Girls on the Pier.
The fjord was the scene of a key event in the German invasion of Norway in 1940. The invasion, Operation Weserübung, included a planned landing of 1000 troops transported by ship to Oslo. Colonel Eriksen, Commander of the Oscarsborg fortress near Drøbak, mainly maintained for historical purposes, sank the German warship Blücher in the Drøbak narrows.
The fortress resistance blocked the route to Oslo, thus delaying the rest of the group long enough for the royal family, the government and parliament to be evacuated, as well as the national treasury. The result was that Norway never surrendered to the Germans, leaving the Quisling government illegitimate and permitting Norway to participate as an ally in the war, rather than as a conquered nation.
The Oslofjord is one of the nine venues of the Class 1 World Powerboat Championship
unidentified location
1963
nicole, alexander and maggie
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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The Tape Shoe was a complete challenge. My first step to the project was doing lots of sketches and measuring all the dimensions, so that in the end my foot would fit in the shoe. I started by working on the sole and sides first. Then I focused in on the small, but over all details of the shoe. Like the laces, breathing hole, and logos. One of the biggest problems that I ran into was that I made all the pieces separately. Now I have all these pieces and don’t have a clue on how to put them together. At that point in the project I had to speed up the project double time, because I was coming near to the deadline. I got in a nice groove towards the end to finish piecing the puzzle together. At last weeks and weeks of taping had turned into a cool replica of my shoe. The most knowledge that I come away with from this was to just sit down and really look at it the subject matter.
Oron Catts is the Artistic Director of SymbioticA, artist/researcher and curator. Founded the Tissue Culture and Art Project (TC&A) in 1996. The Tissue Culture and Art Project is an on-going artistic research and development project into the use of tissue technologies as a medium for artistic expression. Oron’s pioneering research in wet biology art practices and in particular the use of living tissue from complex organisms. Co-Founder and Artistic Director of SymbioticA - The Art & Science Collaborative Research Laboratory at The School of Anatomy & Human Biology, University of Western Australia. SymbioticA is a research laboratory dedicated to the artistic exploration of scientific knowledge in general, and biological technologies in particular. It is the first research laboratory of its kind, in that it enables artists to critically engage in wet biology practices in a biological science department. Curator of two major biological art shows Biofeel (2002) and BioDifference (2004) Was a Research Fellow at The Tissue Engineering & Organ Fabrication Laboratory, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School (2000-2001).
The steam train that we saw yesterday in Ashburton is now in Arthur's Pass. It is on a tour of the South Island.
I was searching for a new DOC geocache at the Welcome sign at the start of town when a car pulled up. I assumed the driver was a fellow geocacher but he asked "has the train gone through?" So Jae and I went to the station to wait for it to arrive.
Thursday, 29th October 2015
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..
After a week off to sort out the house and move in, I will be back at work tomorrow. I still have some painting to do, there's lots to unpack and I haven't even thought about the garden (and I'm sure the plants I bought some weeks ago would like a bit more soil and some nutrients.
But when I sit on the sofa and look at the pile of furniture that needs moving and the bare garden that needs planting, I see how it will be. I see roses obscuring the fence, I see the lounge tidy and organised the way I want it. I'm going to be very happy here.
Sunday. 18th August 2018
Years ago, when horses were a big part of our lives, my husband and I drove to Columbus Ohio to attend a large equine trade show and exposition. An unexpected perk of the trip was finding a beautiful garden early one morning. Light misty fog added to the scene... it was simply lovely. This is my loose interpretation of the garden, it's paths and a fountain in the center.
If you count the bit of silver used for the sun's reflection on the water, thirteen fabrics were used. Several different fabrics for the grass and for the flowers but only one fabric was used for the stone path to keep it uniform.
Meander quilting in green in the grass and in pink in the flower areas.
32" square; stitched in Cissna Park, IL
Modern Architecture - Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel.
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* Located in the centre of Oslo, the Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel is within walking distance to Aker Brygge, Karl Johans Gate and the central station.
* All 488 of our rooms and suites are designed in a unique style and promise a comfortable stay.
* There is an arcade in the hotel basement with stores and a hair and beauty salon, as well as a recreation room with fitness equipment and a swimming pool.
* The ENZO Bar and Restaurant serves a menu inspired by Mediterranean cuisine, while Summit 21, the bar on the 21st floor serves excellent cocktails alongside great views of Oslo.
* The hotel has excellent meetings and events facilities and can accommodate a meeting for 12 or a grand banquet for 1200.