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A long day at work, so I walked over to Red Butte Garden. I only had my little point-and-shoot with me, so nothing photographically breath-taking, but it was a nice day, and someplace I'll have to revisit with a better camera and more time.
We had an amazing team to install this system in La Mesa! 2 x 500 gallon tanks and a laundry to landscape greywater system. Everyone had a great time!
On Saturday (10/8/16) despite a very rainy day, Clean Bread and Cheese Creek Community Cleanups worked with over 35 volunteers and Friends of the Hard Yacht Café removed over 85 bags of trash, 4 couches, 3 plastic tote boxes, 2 televisions, 2 tires, 2 Styrofoam coolers, a door, a roll of carpeting, a shopping cart, roofing shingles and much more from the Peninsula Expressway from Merritt Boulevard to the Bear Creek Bridge. Thank you to all our incredible hard working volunteers for another incredible job!
We would also like to thank the Ocean Conservancy and American Rivers for all their assistance and support on this cleanup. Thank you so much to the Hard Yacht Café for donating an absolutely delicious lunch to all the volunteers! We also wish to thank Walmart Dundalk, Tradepoint Atlantic and Angel Ball/Concerts in the Park for your generous donations allowing is to purchase much needed supplies! We would also like to thank Towson University for all the incredible volunteers they supplied!
Thank you everyone for all your support!
A sign marking one of the statues scattered around the Old Town. Most of them are man-sized and invites to be touched or photographed.
My lampshade softbox at work with the use of a desklamp for the light source (not the one in the background of the shot).
It probably could have used another coat of paint. Or two.
Instructions:
Take an old lampshade and spray paint the outside with black paint. Protect the area around the lampshade with newspaper - use more than I did.
It might help to paint the inside of the lamp shade with white spray paint.
Used a plain white t-shirt, cut slightly larger than the lampshade and taped into place with duct tape. If you want to get fancy, you could use velcro on the lampshade and the t-shirt to adhere to each other.
You'll need to cut off the inner supports of the lampshade - a Dremel works great.
I used a desk lamp, which was not strong enough for the lamp shade, but a work light set up from Home Depot would be great. Clamp shade onto light source.