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This was right on the main street, and the bench looked like an inviting place to sit in the sunshine and watch the world go by.
This was a photo I took in Ola, Idaho back in July. Since it is a rainy day I decided to play a little with some old photos, and I tonemapped this one with Photmatix and adjusted some in Photoshop.
Maricelis Acevedo, an early career pathologist specializing in the use of host resistance for control of cereal rusts. Maricelis has screened wheat landraces from the USDA collection for stem rust resistance at the International screening nursery at Njoro Kenya for the past two years in order to identify new sources of resistance to the “Ug99” race and its variants.
Taken at the parking area for the racing long boats of Abu Dhabi. Tried to keep a shallow depth of field and also tried it in B&W on my flickr page.
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I came across an old port wine barrel from the 1920, which had seen its best of days many years ago. The wood did not have any rot and the inside was covered with dark wine and yellow sulfur stains. The outside had grey, black and old faded rust colors after a long life in humid warehouses and transportation with boat and truck. The curved wood of a wine barrel has been formed through open fire and cold water. It does not forget its shape and remains one of the most dynamic and gracious raw materials for any artisan dreaming of making his own art-deco furniture. The wood needs absolutely no paint since the colors and the worn wood shades are already there. However, a little furniture wax smooths the surface and vivid the colors.
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Website: Hungarian Workshop !
Submitted by: john tandberg !
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Rusting boat against the setting sun, Blakeney Point, north Norfolk, England.
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Voor deze opdracht moest ik foto's maken voor het thema 'Thuis'. Toen ik hier over nadacht kwam ik er achter dat thuis voor mij geen materiele dingen zijn. Het zijn gevoelens zoals warmte en veiligheid. Maar hoe kon ik dit fotograferen? Ik heb gekozen om elke foto op dezelfde neutrale plek te maken.
Elke foto geeft een gevoel weer. Omdat thuis ook negatieve kanten kan hebben, heb ik alles in zwart/wit gefotografeerd. Het geeft de foto's een treurige uitstraling maar geeft het daardoor, naar mijn mening, ook meer kracht.
Ik heb 1 foto zonder bordje gemaakt. Met deze foto, waar ik met mijn paspoort opsta, wil ik aangeven dat 'thuis' niet plaatsgebonden is voor mij. Ik kan overal in de wereld een thuis hebben of vinden zolang de gevoelens die bij een thuis horen er zijn.