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Project 50
50 images taken over 50 days (starting 01/01/12) using only my 50mm f1.4 lens
Ice
Detail caught in a frozen bowl of ice. (Got this while working on a "frozen" project)
The aperture value is not captured in the exif data because I had used a reversing ring to get up close.
86628982 :Piction ID--Convair employee speaking with military personnel 01/02/1957---Please tag these photos so information can be recorded.---- Digitization of this image made possible by a grant from NEH: NEH and the San Diego Air and Space Museum
Another feast tonight - this time some classic southern cooking from my Mum-In-Law. From left to right: chicken-fried steak, biscuits, fried okra, mashed potatoes, gravy, yellow tomatoes, cantaloupe and upside-down peach pudding.
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Wits journalism honours students set out to find out how the Jukskei River affects the people of T'Swetla.
My blue and green quilt square for Project Improv. I used a persimmon-y orange to offset the muted blues and greens, and stuck with scraps in solids, hand-dyes and batiks. This was the first time I improv-ed anything and I enjoyed it so much.
Organized by Beatriz Escobar (MFA Social Practice).
Featuring Mary Petersen, Natasha Dangond, and Rapahael Villet.
Elementree Livity Project were joined by Chris Houser of The Werks to help get the main stage kicked off on the second day of the inaugural Resonance Music Festival help at Frontier Ranch in Pataskala, Ohio.
This photo shows boys laying the brick and using string as a guide to get a level finish. The string lines were put in before the boys started work in the morning by their foreman Moses. He put in as many lines as he thought they would need for the day's work.
The Daily Shoot #215: Your viewer’s eye will tend to follow a line. Make a photo that uses leading lines to direct the viewer to your subject.
Watch out - car coming! Hasty departure from middle of Howes Lane, Coventry, upon hearing lone car approaching.
1. 91/365 - Happy Telephone, 2. 92/365 - What you lookin' at?, 3. 93/365 - Mothers Day, 4. 94/365, 5. 95/365, 6. 96/365 - Happy Birthday Daddy, 7. 97/365, 8. 98/365 - Home Sweet Home, 9. 99/365 - Picked the Winner, 10. 100/365, 11. 101/365, 12. 102/365 - DoReMi, 13. 103/365, 14. 104/365, 15. 105/365 - Chequered, 16. 106/365, 17. 107/365, 18. 108/365, 19. 109/365, 20. 110/365- Daybreak, 21. 111/365, 22. 112/365, 23. 113/365 - Bangers, 24. 114/365 - Happy Easter, 25. 115/365 - Pi(n)t Stop, 26. 116/365 - The Wall, 27. 117/365 - Chilling in Brighton, 28. 118/365, 29. 119/365, 30. 120/365 - Kebabs