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Indispensable this summer, illuminate any outdoor scene or in our summer parties.
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the best way to see this is with eyeballs and brain standing near or next to it. a street art piece that is almost impossible to "capture"—either with android, iphone, easyshare, coolpix, canon, hasselblad, instamatic, nikon, brownie, leica, rolleiflex, tintype, oil on canvas, drawing, stone carving, etc.
Long Exposure of String Lake, Grand Tetons National Park.
Nikon D300
Nikon 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5
ND400
ISO 200
f/22
30 second exposure
string 205: tanglepatterns.com/2016/04/tanglepatterns-string-205.html
Pattern: On target
Both string and pattern by Barbara Finwall
This one looks like an illustration of a part of string theory. I think string theory is crazy, but here's living proof of it!
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CT Coaches of Radstock Wadham Stringer bodied Dennis Dart L766 DPE is seen at the BVBG Spring Mini Meet on the 26th March 2023
I was admiring my daughters work.. As I was reading, I glanced up and she was just going at it with the making of her scarf.. It reminded me of a spider weaving her web and the intricate detail and work that is insued. She simply amazes me. :)
I’ve been deep in the string piecing lately and thought I’d share this shot of my work area. My sewing machine is on the right, a small cutting mat in the center, and a small pressing mat and tiny iron on the left. Above you can see a block that’s ready to be trimmed. I work with a big pile of scraps, smallest pieces and triangle pieces are in a pile for easy use on the corners.
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The idea was (and an idea without a lot of thought before hand, I admit) take this dark thread wad I found on the floor, drape it on a snow bank and then record (photographically) its disappearance into the snow as the sun warmed it more than the white snow. There IS a logic at work here, just not profound or even mildly interesting. Well, might be mildly interesting, an homage to the "Land Art" movement of my formative years.
Now THIS is where it really gets interesting and weird. . . (cue the Twilight Zone music). . . So I pull the wad apart and drop it as it appears in the photo (Feb.6, 2010 @ 2PM EST) all in one movement. NO, absolutely NO attempt to arrange it, but when I come around to the other side of the snow bank to take the picture, I see I have drawn the head of a dog. TOO Weird! huh?!