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These monks from Yushu were visiting Dzogchen Monastery (as were 5,000 others). They wanted to have their photo taken with the Westerner. So we swapped.
At the airport of Munich, Germany.
This is a modernized version of the Bavarian lion, part of the coat of arms of Bavaria.
We joined a new club last night. Our 1st grandchild was born, a little boy. Everyone is doing well. We just had to visit again on Saturday. They will be coming home on Sunday.
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A group visiting Carnton on Sept. 17, 1941: Margaret Mackie, Thelma McCollum, Elizabeth Page, Jimmy Durham, Joe Schlatter, probably from Peabody College bookstore.
After a visit to the Birmingham Fire Department, students from
Powderly Elementary stop to eat lunch and listen to a story at the Five Points West Library during a "Community Workers" field trip.
Musician, artist and inventor Moldover visited our campus to take part in the Innovation Seminar with students from our music technology and innovation graduate program.
Known to be the "godfather of controllerism", he spoke to our students about his recent work and the formula for the future of live sound manipulation: Computer + Controller = The New Instrument.
"Luminous beings are we" - Yoda from Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980). My PEZ limited edition Crystal Head Yoda spotlighted by two LED flashlight beams while visiting the kitchen counter tonight.
In the British Virgin Islands, one of the more popular attractions on Virgin Gorda is the natural stretch of beach known as The Baths. Huge boulders, haphazardly hurled to their resting places by a prehistoric volcano, form caves, pools and grottoes that give the beach its spectacular beauty. Though challenging to squeeze through in places, the trail leading between the beaches is well worth the 20-minute walk, crawl and climb. (A nearby protected area, in fact, is called Crawl National Park.)
Visiting Artist Workshop with Yasuhisa Kohyama
Friday, June 6, 2014
We were honored to host Japanese master artist Yasuhisa Kohyama for a day of demonstration at the Ceramics Program. Kohyama, both sculptor and potter, played a significant part in reviving the use of the traditional Japanese Anagama wood fired kiln, being the first potter in the area of Shigaraki to build such a kiln since the Middle Ages.
Kohyama began the day sculpting with his unique coiling and cutting technique. Participants enjoyed a potluck lunch and a slide lecture on Shigaraki and the history of Kohyama’s work as well as a NHK WORLD TV video of the artist working in his studio and loading, firing and unloading his wood kiln.
Re-visiting some of my Eastbourne shots taken with my friend's wide angle Sigma, he very kindly lent me, I am just tweaking the images using the tutorials from Digital Camera magazine! Please feel free to comment, are they over-cooked? Are they an OK image or a stunning image? I struggle with landscape and realise that a little bit of Photoshop helps and I hope I have done that with this image!!