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We are slowly tiring to make the transition from dirt road to snow roads
Its going to be a SAD day when we cant drive the dirt roads
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"Energy transition": On the left behind the hill the steam from the cooling tower and the chimney of the Neckarwestheim nuclear power plant and on the right on the hill a wind turbine for generating electricity.
"Energiewende": Links hinter dem Hügel der Dampf aus dem Kühlturm und der Schornstein des Atomkraftwerks Neckarwestheim und rechts auf dem Hügel ein Windrad zur Stromerzeugung.
Since yesterday I had to take all the models I had made this semester to the university. This one was one of my favourites because it shows the continuous transition from a triangle to a square in such a simple way.
The rain has past, the sun is out, and this is the end.
Thanks to all of you for your kind comments, on this series and all the rest too.
The first snow fall of the Autumn, a sure sign that winter is not so far away. Nice to see the mixture of autumn colours and snowfall, with the late afternoon sunshine over the Benachie hills.
This 3d street painting in called: Virtual Transition. Especially made for the RAW EXPO in Rotterdam. The 3d street art piece measures about 45 square meters. More than 60 international galleries and individual artists present their artwork in the Fenix Building. Participating artists include Armando, Atelier Van Lieshout, Pjotr Müller, Tinkebell, Frank Bruggeman, Birgit Verwer, Jolanda Jansen en Leon Keer. The sculptures and installations are curated by Piet de Jonge, Ruth Horstmanshoff en Teodora Kotseva.
Whitehaven in transition, 7 February 1996. The cranes on at the Queen’s Dock are a reminder of Whitehaven’s former importance as an industrial port, although the massive silos and its conveyor system that these cranes once charged are gone. The Beacon stands on the left of the picture as an indicator of Whitehaven’s transition into a tourist harbour.
Between the Beacon and the cables of the first crane, the snow helps to outline the cutting of the original Howgill brake of 1813 (a rope worked incline to lower coal wagons down to the port), which was replaced in 1924 by yet another rope worked incline west of (to the right of) the Candlestick chimney. This second incline closed in 1976 and was replaced yet again but this time by conveyor system. This conveyor transferred coal from Haig Pit down into railway wagons on West Strand, though that had also disappeared by this time.
Out of the Archives: This concrete form was built to handle an awkward transition in the first City Water Tunnel. Soon it would be sawed up in pieces to fit down a shaft and reassembled across the river in Manhattan (yes, that’s Fort Greene Park in the background). June 26, 1914. (Image ID: p015882)
As day yields to night and fall stretches towards winter we are indeed in transition. Seattle's skyline from Bell Harbor. Have a great Thanksgiving everyone and much thanks for your inspiration.
Out of the Archives: This concrete form was built to handle an awkward transition in the first City Water Tunnel. Within a couple weeks the wood skeleton was covered and ready to be sawed up in pieces to fit down a shaft and reassembled across the river in Manhattan (yes, that’s Fort Greene Park in the background). June 8, 1914. (Image ID: p015881)
not always as smooth as I had hoped. This was the "first eye" and I have thought about fixing the somewhat jerky transitions. But when you stp back, it is insignificant.
"Transition 01" mixed media on paper, 36 x 82"
I started this piece in August 09, before I moved to New York, I finished it couple days ago.
$850.00
Captured one evening in early March as we prepared to say farewell to winter and welcome the arrival of spring.
DJI Phantom 4 - FC330 + 3.6 mm @ 3.61 mm, 1/120 sec at f/2.8, ISO 155
www.rc.au.net/blog/2018/03/20/transitions-elevate-world/
© Rodney Campbell
Models: Jordan and Amber
Hair: Transition Salon
MUA: Minaz
Latex: Dead Lotus Couture
Photography co-production with FYi Photography
The calendar says mid November, but the seasons are in a transition zone between winter and autumn. A few trees still bear their autumn colors at Brady Lake, Ohio, as a westbound NS stack train rolls through a snow quall.
Period of transition.
Spring is typically thought of as the season of renewal, but, for me, it’s fall. I typically move locations or change jobs in October.
October is a month of change anniversaries. I started the USMC Officer Candidate Course in October. I moved to Okinawa in October. I moved into my first home in October. I started this blog in October. I moved to Sacramento in October. I returned from my Sierra Summer in October. This October also promises big changes to be celebrated in future Octobers. Stay tuned . . .
Vest, Forever 21 (cut from a consignment jacket). Dress, Old Navy (thrifted). Boots, Treasure & Bond. Earrings, Zad. Bag, Nordstrom Rack.
Amtrak's Pere Marquette is transitioning from the CSX Grand Rapids Subdivision to the Chicago Line of Norfolk Southern. Judging by the condition of the track this is a no man's land that neither railroad appears to want to do much more than minimal maintenance on this stretch of track in Porter, Indiana.
The transition between the light and darkness at the cave on the end of Centianes beach in Carvoeiro.
Change can happen fairly quickly and often with unexpected results.
These trees are alongside the Lillooet River near where the bridge to Meager hot springs used to be.
When the landslide tore down Capricorn Creek and flew out along Meager Creek and into the Pemberton Valley, it plowed through everything in its path. Destroying roads and bridges. Flattened the forest. It also created a huge delta and now water flows in much different areas than it used to...
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Shot on Rollei Superpan 200 at EI 200
Black and white negative film shot as 6x6
Hasselblad 2000 + Kodak Aero Ektar 178mm f/2.5
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