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lynx on a frond. (Venus Drive 18 July 09)
-- image was a stacked composite of 7 separate images using Photoshop CS4.
Stacks of a former open hearth shop at the USS Lorain Plant. This is a former plant of The National Tube Company.
Raw conversion in Capture NX, lens distortion removed with LensFixCI, Wratten 22 orange filter applied in Tiffen DFx, B&W conversion in Alien Exposure 2 simulating Fuji Neopan 100 Acros.
I guess you could call this my first REAL attempt at rock stacking. I found the perfect spot with tons of flat rocks... have to go back some day when it's not 8 pm and the sun is quickly getting ready for bed and all I have is my P&S. The sand, you know.
this place is called.... locally... "teaspoons"
ever heard of it? it's pretty orange and a super popular place to swim.
I guess the size of this stack is hard to tell... it was maybe (only) 15 inches high. but come on, I'm a beginner :)
Sergey & Brin made big things for Google on a budget by eschew traditional hig priced servers in favor of souped up desktop machines. They had to make custom racks that looked rather jakey in the end. A retired one is on display at the Mt. View Computer Museum
There´s a special flagship store in Åre that sells only snuff, no other tobacco products.
You can even blend your own there, if you like.
We stacked up, heavily.
The size of this stack and the volume of exhaust is simply awesome. It forces you to think about the volume of coal being burned and the impact on our environment, even though the exhaust gas has had the particulates removed and has been scrubbed.
Stacks of "fundreds" waiting to be "banded"!
I took inspiration from "fundreds" that kids around the nation have created and were posted online.
But I also had to paint one of them in homage to my favorite artist, Natasha Wescoat!
Natural light on the left and incandescent table lamp on the right. A bit cooler photo than some I took, white balance set at incandescent. I tend to prefer the warmer photos but this one looks pretty true to colour to me. I can see it being on a website or magazine advertisement for the toy.
Vintage lacquer stackable snack dishes. I suspect they were produced in Japan but they don't have any markings.
that's water cascading down over glass in the background. a gorgeous stack of seafood awaiting orders at Le Bar a Huitres ( www.lebarahuitres.com/uk/index.php )--definitely do check out the website & you will see an example of the gorgeous presentation they do, all the seafood piled up on large scallop shells, with excitement added by dry ice. unfortunately neither dad nor i are huge fans of shellfish served shell-on, and we don't like oysters, either, but it was such a beautiful place and the spectacular presentation made us both wish we were more adventurous!
Here are some of the cards I've made, all ready for the stall I'm having at the Craftacular craft fair at St Mary's church, Guildford, this Saturday, 3rd December. Come and say hello if you're in town!