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Razor with two blades - $7.99.
Two replacement blades - $11.99.
That's crazy. I only needed blades, but I bought a new razor instead as it was $4 cheaper.
Wednesday, 22nd May 2019.
Outside Wellington Railway Station. There is always something going on, something being sold, something being advertised or promoted. Today we have the pillars disguised as Christmas candy canes, banners advertising a Capital Christmas and people advertising a shop's change of name.
Friday, 4th December 2015 at 8.34am
Project 366-1 (2011) March 7, 2011 66/365
My husband purchased this set in college, shortly before he decided not
to major in Engineering. I like the elegance of this view of life before computers. (Correction: there were computers then and he put himself through college working on them, but they were mainframes and took up entire buildings. I don't think engineers were using them for drafting.)
Project “Kersenboomgaard” is een initiatief van SWK Kunsthuisvesting en de gemeente Utrecht, waarna woningcorporatie Portaal de bouw voor haar rekening heeft genomen in samenwerking met aannemer Lithos bouw & ontwikkeling. De gebouwen zijn ontworpen door Lars Zwart, architect bij op ten noort blijdenstein. FAKRO verzorgde het daglicht in de woningen en leverde meer dan 282 dakramen.
Buffers serve several critical functions - acting a filter to trap excess nutrients and sediments from entering local waterways and also providing great habitat for early successional dependent wildlife. This buffer is only a couple of months old, it will grow about 4 feet tall and the plant roots will go down about 10ft.
For one of the projects for my photography course, I had to produced a set images that show "The Spirit of the Place". Knowing it fairly well, I chose Tutbury Castle as my subject.
See it's like 'proJECT' like in to project something...but then it's also like 'PRAHject' like to work on a project.
I'm so clever.
Some of my favorite pictures from Project Spectrum Cardinal Directions. Most, but not all, pictures are from this past eight months.
1. Shoulder, 2. Wensleydale, 3. Three Skeins, 4. Beach Stones, 5. Four Skeins of Eire, 6. Mollusc 1, 7. Bluebell Wood, 8. Yellow Protea, 9. Fruit Loops, 10. Buttercups, 11. Scarf, 12. Black Cherry ASM, 13. Harvest, 14. Glowing Jam, 15. Vampyr, 16. Recycled Cashmere, 17. Lace Ribbon Scarf, 18. Plum Harvest, 19. Susan Shawl Finis!, 20. Mitered Hanging Towels
Sootie likes lying by the lamp and triggering it by wagging her tail. A minute or two before I took this she was stretched out and looked rather like a ferret.
Wednesday, 3rd June 2015.
*يآورد رآح آللي يجيبك ويهديك
رآح آلذي يقبلك مني هديه
يآورد آشوفك بس مآلي غرض فيك
لآيقبلك خآطر ولآمزهريه
يآورد سآمحني وتشكر مسآعيك
آللي حصل يآورد غصب عليه
يآمآفعلت لخآطر عيون مهديك
ضحيت مثلك لين صرت آلضحيه
مد آلزمن يد آلجفآ .. قآل: يكفيك
آلآيآم مآتصدق وتبقى وفيه
تسرق هنى عمرك ولآعآد تعطيك
آلآ آلقليل آن كآنت آلآمآل حيه
وآنته قطفت آلورد من روض غآلي
غصن الهوى ياماتضللت فيه
الورد دونه شوك لويجرح يديك
اصبر وخل عزوم قلبك قويه
I'm making up for some weeks I've missed. this week' assignment was fire. I took this tonight at a restaurant's outdoor fire place.
Rosina Cafe in Karori mall.
Ever since I first saw this cafe, about six years ago, I've wanted to take a photo of the name. Why? because Rosina was my mother's name and I've never seen it anywhere before.
I was in the mall after they closed today (I had an after work appointment with my GP) so took the opportunity to snap it while it was empty.
Monday, 18th July 2016
Lubuto Library Project outreach workers from the Ngwerere library interact with neighborhood children, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014, in Lusaka, Zambia. (Photo by Jason DeCrow/Lubuto Library Project)
The "file it on the floor" arrangement for books. I'm at the stage of trying to select pictures to be used for my next book.
Sky Wild Photography - Minneapolis, MN
All photographs taken by Shawn Orton of Sky Wild Photography, located in Minneapolis, MN. Please feel free to email me with any questions at skywildphotography@gmail.com. Website skywildphotography.com
#264 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: Highway to Hell
Result: Route 666
Materials: Faber-Castell Graphite pencils in a Stillman & Birn Epsilon series sketchbook ( 21.6 cm 27.9 cm / 8 1/2" x 11")
Location: Home
Note: He should have taken a left at Death Valley...just saying.
The Farmworker Immersion Project placed students in the community to learn about farmworker rights and immigration issues. The students were guided through a first-hand experience of farm work life. They visited a local berry farm and learned about the agricultural business, then worked in the field and harvested berries.
Creative Ecology: David Tomb: Project Look tours with the Palo Alto Art Center and Junior Museum and Zoo
Postcards for PDX memory championship competition.
designs are made for general audience, highly intelligent people who have confidence in their memorization skills.
The design of the brains conveys intelligence, scientific, and the letters within the brains helps the viewers get the sense of "memory" and how the brains works. The part i enjoyed the most was the color process, my design was pretty much dialed in before the coloring process so, it was fun to see all the different variations i could make.
only thing i wish i could've done was creating words or a message with in the letters inside of brains, that would make a good little bonus for the people who pays extra attentions to my work.