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Photographic record during restoration, including a visit and tour by Lesley Fallais - artist for the Timeline artwork, taken by Nick Harrison.
Dikes separate farmland from tideland along the Stillaguamish River, just south of the Skagit delta. Photo by John Ryan.
Popped down to Tollesbury this afternoon and spent almost 5 hours (!) pottering around the sea-wall and salt marshes. 288 shots taken! Bit of a bracketing frenzy really. I was looking for a pov that showed the granary well. Developed for contrast, heavy blacks and somewhat de-saturated.
Logs for Edna Lockwood's new hull are rough cut and placed next to each other, an example of what the finished product will look like.
St Michael's parish Church , Emley, West Yorkshire, UK
''Restoration'' Themed Flower Festival , fund raising event towards the building fund.
17th-19th May 2013
Dang it! At 1st I thought this would be simple. IE: use Autostitch to make panorama of these 2 photos. Then do a little healing brush & levels & I'd be done. Boy was I ever wrong. Autostitch wouldn't take them. I figured out why. These 2 photos were taken some distance apart. After playing with the distort tool for a long time this is the best I could get.
I used the distort tool the most to try & get these two blended. Without the success I hoped for. I then used the clone & healing brush tools. And some levels adjustments too. It still looks crappy.
With my house being built I just don't have enough time this morning to fix it any better. I'll do it again later. This is only my 1st effort & about 2 hours work.
From Vermont Ferret's: www.flickr.com/photos/strobis/83718030/in/pool-90604013@N00/ & www.flickr.com/photos/strobis/83718637/in/pool-90604013@N00/
On April 25, 2014, a ribbon cutting was held at Indian Creek to celebrate the stream restoration. Speakers included Commissioner Howard M. Neukrug, U.S. Congressman Robert Brady, State Representative Louise Bishop, State Senator Vincent Hughes, Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr, Lt. Col. Chris Becking, and Jerome Shabazz.
We assisted Providence Place, a local charity that is over 100 years old and specializes in providing homes for babies who are given up for adoption, and a 24/7 on-campus training and consulting program for disabled youth in basic skill sets, such as washing their clothes, cooking their own food, balancing a checkbook, how to use the local transportation system, etc., so they can eventually live independently. No disability is considered too great for this program. It includes almost anyone such as wheelchair-bound quadriplegics who are unable to speak. And the program produces fantastic results. You can view their website at providenceplace.com.
This year we removed and replaced 190 LF of 7-foot-wide covered walkways attached to adjacent buildings that are almost at the point of being safety hazards. These walkways provide year-round cover from the weather as students transition from their apartments to the dining hall and classrooms around campus.