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Day 75 Neil had 20 odd ton of soil/sand/stone dumped on his drive. Helen and myself could not see him struggle so we lent him a bit of time to shift it. And it was all done before it rained...... and that would have been tough. I thing he hows us a beer or two.
Night/Shift, May 30, 2024, at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO. Photographer: Tiffany Matson.
I've had this photo sitting on my hard drive for months now. I had to try this tilt shift thing. This one turned out OK.
“Our thoughts create our reality -- where we put our focus is the direction we tend to go.” Peter McWilliams
I find this quote to be so true, I really do shift my focus in a direction, and that is the way I go.
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Natalie Guidry & Jessie Carver | Co-Managers, Sustainable Publishing Initiative, Ooligan Press
MAINGEAR Unleashes a Paradigm SHIFT in High Performance Computing
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As the title notes, it's my first attempt at creating a fake Tilt Shift photo. The original photo is a fairly grey, not very interesting shot of the city of Melbourne, taken from one of the roofs at RMIT. The walls are the courtyard of the Old Melbourne Gaol.
I must say, the photo is much more appealing this way.