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Look what came yesterday! I ordered two Blurb books: one with all my pictures from my first 365 project (finally) and one with the pictures I took last year. I had been working on them for ages, not quite wanting to commit to publishing them, but there was a discount for Mother's Day that I couldn't refuse: 20% off when you order 2 books. These books have quite a few pages, so they're not cheap. Luckily, I had both of them waiting in the wings, begging to be finished and published.
This book arrived in the post today, featuring one of my photographs of the tiled floor at Byland Abbey in Yorkshire. Thank you Diane, it is much appreciated!
The Cleveland Botanical Garden is using four of my orchid photos to promo the upcoming Orchid Mania show.
Found in an old family bible are a couple of pages from the John Lewis Childs Company's Fall Catalog of 1900. J. L. Childs founded the first mail order seed business in the United States.
The business he started boomed in Floral Park, NY until, in 1921, Childs died at the age of 65. His widow sold the business in the mid-1920s. During the Great Depression she sold off his large real estate holdings.
Bunion cartoons created by George Martin were published in my local newspaper The Leicester Mercury.
Learn how to publish the website you have created with Adobe Dreamweaver. This video by the webguru (webguru.info) will show you how to connect to a web server and publish your website so that it's visible to the public.
Image from '[Pictorial History of the State of New York, etc. [Compiled from the “Historical Collections of the State of New York,” by J. W. Barber and Henry Howe, published in 1841.]]', 000194802
Author: BARBER, John Warner.
Page: 265
Year: 1851
Place: New York
Publisher: The Author
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This was taken for dance4life as part of an HIV/AIDS awareness photography campaign.
The post production (poster wording is by dance4life)
Shot Info...
Time: Close to midnight
Location: Wellington College Gates
Weather: light rain.
Body: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm F/2.8 IS II USM
Focal length: 105mm
ISO: 1600
Exposure: 1/13 @f/2.8
Photoshop: No.
Strobist Info:
Camera: 10ft in front of subject (half on half off the curb)
Key Light: Canon 580 Ex II 1/2 power into White Umbrella, 12ft to camera right.
Back Light: Bare Jessops Flash 1/16 2 ft behind subject
Fill Light: AwesomeSnoot(TM) 1/8 1ft infront, 2ft left of camera.
Glass facade cloud reflections.
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Facade cloud reflections of the Markthal, also the largest glass-window cable structure in Europe.
Photo June 2018, Markthal Rotterdam (2014) after 4 years in time.
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Details
Markthal - Architecture
The Markthal Rotterdam (Est. 2014), a remarquable residential and office building with a market hall with many little shops and restaurants underneath. The front and rear glass facades are the largest glass-window cable structures in Europe and the inside of the building is adorned with a colorful 11.000 m2 artwork named "Hoorn des Overvloeds" (Cornucopia or Horn of Plenty).
Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_Hall_(Rotterdam).
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Photo - Richard Poppelaars.
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So I'm super late posting this, but it's my title page for my 2012 Project Life album.
Digital Supplies:
Digital Paper: Cool Kid Papers by Robyn Meierotto, Fun & Festive Papers by Robyn Meierotto
Journal Cards: Cool Kid by Robyn Meierotto, Fun & Festive Elements by Robyn Meierotto
Word Art: Today Brushes by Karla Dudley, The Story Word Art by Ali Edwards, Remember Word Art by Ali Edwards
Banner: Right Now by Karla Dudley
Brushes: Digi Essentials by Karla Dudley, Thick Alphabet + Numbers by Ali Edwards
Other Supplies
Presentation Paper: Epson; Chipboard Letter: Scenic Route; Letter Stickers: American Crafts; Stickers: Simple Stories; Twine: Martha Stewart; Staples: Advantus; Ink: Technique Tuesday; Punch: Zutter; Pocket Page Protector: Becky Higgins
Published in Scrapbook News and Review Magazine
Advertisement published in the September 1921 issue of Ars Camera ([アルス]カメラ).
Document owned and scanned by rebollo_fr. It is in public domain, as are all anonymous works published more than fifty years ago in Japan.
See also the Camera-wiki page about the Lily No.2.
My first magazine publication! Thank you Belly Dance Magazine!
All photos shown above were taken by me! A very exciting moment for me!
Zippo Katalog Schweiz 1995 published by Max Oettinger, importer of Zippo in Switzerland 60 pages 210 x 297 mm
LIMP BIZKIT live on stage at Carroponte in Milan on August 22, 2016
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Premier Guitar January issue 2009.
Photo of Tom Morello taken at the Gold Coast Big Day Out 2008 with my FZ30 ultra zoom camera.
Interview can be read online
Me published, crazy! Who would have thought.
I was shooting our local football game last Friday like I always do and at half time the sports writer for the Sun Herald came down and told me that the regular photographer had been in a car wreck and her replacement ended up being a no show so they asked if I wanted to sell them some photos so these are the photos that I sent them and they like them so much they published them all! Their regular photog came back this week though sore but in good spirits!