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Ink tests at the back. This journal has weird paper: it liked purple inks, but basically no other colour worked, they just beaded, pooled and refused to dry.
Had a shoot with Alternative band Volume Zero, turned out as one of my favourite photoshoots so far! This is my favourite group photo of the evening, I think i got the lighting right and the angle adds a bit of drama to the shot :)
Strobist
580exii shot through a 42" softbox umbrella to camera left, Full power
once again, ignore the face. You can kinda tell how rad and layered it is in the back, too. Kept the length. Just needed some style. Thanks, Jenny!
This is the view from our new office in the World Trade Centre, Colombo, Sri Lanka – good luck Asiri and Team
First page of Volume II (p.775)...
Authors: Robert Wahl and Max Henius.
Hard Cover: 1,266 pages (over two volumes).
Publisher: The Wahl-Henius Institute; Chicago. (3rd edition, 1908). Out-of-print.
Language: English
▶ Spine: here.
▶ Title page: here.
▶ First page, vol. I: here.
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"This 1901 book is one of the most sought-after pre-prohibition brewing titles because of the depth and breadth of the material it contains. Written by venerable Chicago brewing chemists Robert Wahl and Max Henius, the book is basically an A-Z manual for the operation of a brewery, covering everything from raw ingredients to government regulations. The book's subtitle is, 'A Book of Ready Reference for Persons Connected with the Brewing, Malting and Auxiliary Trades, Together with Tables, Formulas, Calculations, Bibliography and Dictionary of Technical Terms.' The book was issued in several editions up through the 1930s."
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Gemma presenting the latest oracle film on green screen.
To find out more about our capabilities go to out website: www.volume.co.uk/
Volume responded spectacularly to human movement, creating a series of audio-visual experiences. Visitors were invited to step inside and see their actions at play with the energy fields throughout the space, triggering a brilliant display of light and sound.
Filming a fabulous client video which involved a cartoonist drawing all the entire sequence.
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interactive light and sound installation by United Visual Artists
at Federation square Melbourne
part of light in winter festival