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WOW! Looking back over the project, I just realised I took more than 13,000 photos during the year .... yes, 13 THOUSAND !!!
There were:
11,030 photos with my Canon 7D (a few timelapses really add up);
727 photos with my old Canon 350D;
1545 photos with my Canon S95;
+ a few with my iPhone & gopro;
+ a few videos thrown in.
That's one hell of a 365 .... View the whole photo set here.
Or the month by month mosaics:
1. January, 2. February, 3. March, 4. April, 5. May, 6. June,
7. July , 8. August, 9. September, 10. October, 11. November, 12. December
Feb 27: Awaiting the Storm…
Took a drive down to Tarague this evening. With the possible formation of a cyclone in our midst, we're all preparing for a major storm to hit us by Sunday/Monday time frame. But the beauty before the storm is always SO breathtaking.
This evening Rik and I went on the Greater Wellington Regional Council 4WD trip to the Belmont Trig in Belmont Regional Park to watch the sunset.
We were so pleased to get to go. Two years ago we were on the waiting list but didn't get to go; last year it was cancelled because the weather was bad. About 18 vehicles went. Our driver was a lovely young Dutch guy, a secondary school teacher.
Saturday, 13th February 2016.
The calendar says it is still winter but there are signs of spring all around. I snapped these photos on my way to the railway station this morning.
Friday, 25th August 2017
Hard to believe that we're into spring and I haven't done a daff shot yet. Tis the season to be sure.
These ones are actually mini daffodils and they're planted along the footpath to the main entrance at work.
These ones were back and side lit given the time of day, but I spent about a quarter of a second composing it. Shame on me!
As a token of appreciation and symbol of the strong relationship between Wake Forest and the Nicaraguan business community, Maryurieth Lazo, one of the owners of NicaTextil, presented students with the country’s flag that is now proudly displayed on a wall inside of the Worrell Professional Center.
Monday, 5th March 2012
Off for a wee stroll round the village and Bob cat followed us! Love this pic of all three of them! <3
Canon EOS REBEL T3i: f/11:1/125":23.0mm:ISO 100
An old quote of my very own, I’ve coined more then a few times over the years. “It’s not a question of whether or not I am ready for the day…It’s whether the day is ready for me.”
Texture created by Termin8er
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Saturday, January 8th. 2011
A photo from Project Umubano 2010, the Conservative Party's Social Action project in Rwanda and Sierra Leone.
Ombre Hair Salon on Main Road, Tawa.
I have a 6.30pm appointment on a Wednesday evening because the dye put on my hair twelve days ago did not stay on my roots.
Wednesday, 13th September 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.
The road is full of bumps. Ups and downs. It's the way it should be. It's expected. Like deep ruts etched out in the corner of a back water unmentionable you couldn't even find on a map, or a GPS, let alone navigate at speeds in excess of 40mph. It's all a part of the ride. It's just expected. We go up, and we feel alive. It's a hell of a lift. Then we go down. And like the death plunge that immediately fallows cresting the summit of a rollercoaster, we are suddenly filled with an urge of not only distress but concern, as parts of our higher brain function grasp the lack of gravity, and scream forth "Oooooooh, I do not like this!"
Ready or not. Here we go...Ready or not, we go down. Right smack dab into the middle of the unknown. It's what we should be prepared for.
And for the life of me...I wasn't prepared for this.
...And now, we wait...
Wednesday, February 25th. 2009
Tristan was watching a Tom and Jerry cartoon. I guess he thought it was pretty funny. f/1.4 1/250 ISO 640
this is a creepy doll on our "welcome" sign from halloween...my mum likes it so much she won't take it down...and it creeps me out so much i won't clean it...
The OMA Project was the governments underground foray into the 'One Man Army' idea.
Playing around with some fig parts as I wait anxiously for two Bricklink orders...
The Projects with Under-Served Communities (PUC) program at The University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) allows students to apply their education towards the physical implementation of a project in a underserved community. For the past year our group has worked to implement a solar energy system to be installed at a children’s malnutrition clinic in San Agustín Acasaguastlán, El Progreso, Guatemala. The PUC Guatemala team consists of eight engineering and social work students who aim to provide a sustainable energy solution for a children’s malnutrition clinic in rural Guatemala, where poverty and chronic undernutrition continue to be a substantial social problem. By implementing this solution, we hope to allow the clinic to continue successful operation with a consistent and sustainable source of energy, and to eliminate the cost of electricity for the clinic so funds may be redirected to purchase medical equipment, food, and other basic necessities, such as diapers and bottles, which will contribute to the overall well-being of the patients.
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