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The 5K Run for Clean Air encouraged participants to compost all waste at the event saving approximately 50 Lbs of waste from going into the landfill.
These are designs for the dress that was entirely made from the (real) leather arm chair that you see at the bottom of the page.
February - March 2010
"Red Scale" analog photographies are produced by exposing a negative-color film by the back side of the film, through the film basis that usually colored (frequently in orange) to reduce halation and to improve the color selection between the film layers. This film basis coloration could be more or less dense depending of the manufacturer formula. Therefore, when exposing on the wrong side, the photogram lead to a strong red cast and the color rendering is quite affected.
My favorite film store in Lyon, France ("Les Ateliers de Marinette" www.ateliers-marinette.fr/fr) offered me one sample of this Russian film Siberra Red Scale RS100 for a test. I exposed te views for the recommended 100 ISO using my Nikonos-V camera fitted with the Nikkor lens 1:2.5 f=35 mm during a bicycle tour through Lyon city along the left bank of the Rhône to Oullin and returned by the Saône banks.
Exposure where determined using the TTL metering of the Nikonos-V camera either in aperture-priority mode or the manual mode.
November 1st, 2024
69600 Oullins
France
After completion the film was processed using the Kodak C-41 protocol by a local service lab.
Digitizing was made using a Sony A7 camera (ILCE-7, 24MP) held on a Minolta Auto Bellows with the Minolta slide duplication accessory and Minolta Macro Bellow lens 1:3.5 f=50mm. The light source was a LED panel CineStill Cine-lite in the normal cold temperature mode. The Silberra is a PET coated film and the basis is very lightly colored. I had to push a bit the Red curve to get the red-scale effect.
The RAW files obtained were inverted within the latest version of Adobe Lightroom Classic 14 and edited to the final jpeg pictures without intermediate file. They are presented either as printed files with frame or the full size JPEG's together with some documentary smartphone color pictures.
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About the camera Nikonos-V :
I bought this Nikonos V camera brand new from the Bic Camera store located in Shinjuku 3-chome, Tokyo, Japan, in December 1990. It dove a couple of times about ten years ago in Cassis, France, Latter on, I used several a underwater photographic systems in particular based on Sony A7 bodies coupled to the Nikonos lenses (15, 20, 35 and 80mm) in a special housing Nauticam coupling the Sony A7 to the Nikonos lenses.
As part of the EU (GCP/GEO/022/EC) and Swedish (GCP/GEO/026/SWE) funded ENPARD IV programme, FAO Georgia is supporting grapevine producers to control pests affecting their crop. The European grapevine moth (Lobesia botrana) is regarded as the main pest affecting grape production in Georgia and FAO has been promoting the use of a mating disruption programme to reduce the use of pesticides. Location: Saguramo, Mtskheta-Mtianeti region, Georgia. ©FAO/GuidoAgostinucci
April 28, 2007:
Members of Reduced Shakespeare Company participated in a Spotlight Discussion/Q&A, following their hilarious show "Completely Hollywood" in Spaulding Auditorium.
Photo by Kawakahi Amina
Just use some drops of this oil on a daily basis and you see excellent results. It treats fungal diseases including ringworm, athlete’s foot as well as crotch itch.
Imagine my joy at finding a bucket of sonic reducer at my new job.... I always thought it was an electric machine of some sort but no it comes in a bucket.
The grass is gathered in and converted into these marshmallows of silage. The problem is there are only half as many as there should be, due to the hot and dry summer. The problem is made worse because it's the same all over Sweden so winter feed is going to be much more expensive.
I just mentioned "hot and dry"; last night, as forecast, it rained all night and really hard. We could hear the rain hammering down on our roof, and when you can hear the rain through 30 cm of sawdust (traditional insulation) you know it really is chucking it down. This was excellent news for the firefighters but even so there were still columns of smoke rising from the fire site this morning. One helicopter remained all day, waterbombing different parts of the hill, and the firefighters had the whole area ringed in with hoses. Now, at 8 in the evening, it really does look like "our" fire is out. Everyone living nearby breathes a sigh of relief!
As did our garden too after the night of rain. Plants that had been wilting were joyfully upright, filled with all the water they needed. We'll see how the grass reacts, both in the fields and on the lawn.
Now we have another week of hot sun forecast with the chance of rain next weekend...
These corn based containers are suppose to decompose within 50 days in a landfill, so I am seeing how long it takes in my compost pile.