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The local music academy. With my 'new' Canon 7 rangefinder camera with Nikkor-H.C 5cm/F2 lens and Ilford FP4+
- Dead Dollz: The Witchcraft Academy gacha set (ADV Flickr)
On the Left:
- Dead Dollz: The Witchcraft Academy - Student Stockings & Garter/Skirt/Top
- Glam Affair: Odette skin applier/shape (Tone 004) on Lelutka Aida bento head
@Kustom9 Oct round
- Magika: Thea Hair
@Magika Mainstore or Marketplace
- Astralia: BDSM Witch Hands harness (Maitreya)
- Avi-Glam: Ecstatic Eyes
In the Centre:
- Dead Dollz: The Witchcraft Academy - Teacher Gown (rare)
- Genus Project: March skin applier/shape (Milk Tone) on Genus Bento Head - Strong Face W001 Mocap
- Sintiklia: Ariel Hair
@Access Oct round (Cam Shopping)
- Noble Creations: The Wicked Witch hat
- Avi-Glam: Ecstatic Eyes
On the Right:
- Dead Dollz: The Witchcraft Academy - Teacher Dress (rare)
- Glam Affair: Danielle skin applier/shape (Tone 004) on Lelutka Aida bento head
@Uber Oct round
- Exile: Something Wicked Hair
- Avi-Glam: Ecstatic Eyes
The whole set is composed with Cordelia Curiosus' Magick shoppe items by DRD (old release)
OB Flat is a rural locality near Mount Gambier in South Australia.
The name for this locality is believed to derive from a herd of cattle bearing the brand "OB" (owned by O. Beswick) which once roamed in the area.
A sign on the fence said this was a music academy but I haven't found any more information.
Australian Academy of Science. An Independent organisation of distinguished Australian Scientists, championing science for the benefit of all. Founded in Australia in 1954 by Sir Mark Elephant.
Architect: Sir Roy Grounds, 1959
A shallow arcaded concrete dome structure sheeted in copper tiles - 46m in diameter.
The surrounding moat reflects the structure but importantly acts as a ring beam to tie the structure together.
A 150 seat theatre sits under the dome on the upper level.
On the Register of Significant Twentieth Century Architecture. Sulman Medal 1959,
The Lunenburg Academy was designed by H.H. Mott, a well known New Brunswick architect, in 1893. The building was completed in 1895, and opened for class on November 7, 1895. It was constructed as part of Nova Scotia’s shift from one room school houses to public Academies.
The Lunenburg Academy was registered as both a Provincial Heritage Property and a National Historic Site in 1983. The building is now the only intact 19th century Academy building surviving in Nova Scotia. It operated continuously as an educational building from 1895 until March of 2012.
This sculpture stands outside the Academy of Arts at the Inveresk campus of the University of Tasmania. This 50mm lens shot meant that I couldn't get the entire work in. Part of the sculpture is embedded in the wall of the building and another part comes up from out of the ground behind me.
Academy Street is an integral part of the historic Old Town. It originally formed the defensive North East edge, but later became the industrial area with iron works opening, helped by the railway bringing growth and development to the area. The street was originally New Street, before it was renamed Academy Street after the school.
Like the title said. He's about 10-11 here. Don't mind th eye brows XD I guess it's better to be black lol
On his first day of Acedemy he was walking with Ruki (10-11) and was thinking about his first day.
Ruki: What're you nervous about Kagura-kun?
Kagura: Well, I just hope that everything'll go well on our first day, that all.
Ruki: Don't worry, it'll go well. We'll meet new freinds there. I can't wait to see Neji-kun and Sasuke-kun there.
My chemistry pupils at their Secondary 6 and final school dance. They were a great bunch of hardworking lads with a great sense of humour!
I don't think there's much science going on there. An interesting Wikipedia profile of this far-out organization:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unarius_Academy_of_Science
El Cajon, California.
Quite an impressive building, with the goddess Athena and the god Apollo, and the orange trees are nice!
Continuing a theme we started yesterday with the old gasworks. We are here in the old wharf district of Launceston. It is early in the morning and overcast. This building has quite a history going back to 1926 with the founding of Australia's first tyre company.
www.examiner.com.au/story/6384130/new-tyre-venture-falls-...
In 1929 the greatest floods in Launceston's history seriously damaged the property. With the onset of the Great Depression the Rapson Tyre company went into liquidation. In 1938 the buidling was bought by wool merchant L.W. Smith, but in 1942 was all but destroyed by fire.
It has been many things since then. It is now a welding company. The sign "The Academy" belongs to a now defunct fitness firm. Not a location with the best of luck it seems.
This next series of photos is straight monochrome. We are finished with the infra red for the time being.
Gaetano Trentanove (1858 -1937) - Victor Hugo (1889) - Florence, National Gallery of Modern Art of Palazzo Pitti
Studiò all'Accademia di belle arti a Firenze con Giovanni Dupré e con Augusto Rivalta, del quale fu discepolo prediletto. Nel 1892, recatosi negli Stati Uniti in occasione di una esposizione di una sua opera, si stabilì a Milwaukee nel Wisconsin (Stati Uniti) dove aprì uno studio assai attivo; tra l’altro creò due statue per la Historical Society of Madison. Nei diciotto anni trascorsi negli Stati Uniti lavorò a opere monumentali, come statue equestri, ma fece anche molti ritratti a presidenti, senatori, ecc. All’inizio della Grande guerra tornò a Firenze, dove aprì lo studio in via Pico della Mirandola, e tra l’altro eseguì la statua a Giovanni Villani alle logge del Mercato nuovo. Già accademico onorario dell’Accademia delle arti del disegno nel 1888, una volta rientrato a Firenze, fu nominato accademico residente il 23 dicembre 1911 e successivamente ne divenne tesoriere nel 1925, carica che gli venne confermata più volte. Nel 1924 fu insignito della commenda della corona d’Italia con "motu proprio" del re Vittorio Emanuele.
He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence with Giovanni Dupré and Augusto Rivalta, of whom he was a favorite disciple. In 1892, he went to the United States on the occasion of an exhibition of one of his works, he settled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (United States) where he opened a very active studio; among other things he created two statues for the Historical Society of Madison. In the eighteen years spent in the United States worked on monumental works, such as equestrian statues, but also did many portraits of presidents, senators, etc.. At the beginning of the Great War he returned to Florence, where he opened his studio in Via Pico della Mirandola, and among other things, he made the statue of Giovanni Villani at the loggias of the Mercato nuovo. Already honorary academic of the Academy of the Arts of Drawing in 1888, once he returned to Florence, he was appointed resident academic on December 23, 1911 and then became its treasurer in 1925, a position that was confirmed several times. In 1924 he was awarded the commendation of the crown of Italy with "motu proprio" of King Vittorio Emanuele.
I had to drop in and post this with pride. Our Grandson making a toast to his graduating class at the Naval Academy last week. He is a fine young man and we are proud of him. Photo taken by his mother. Best viewed large
OB Flat is a rural locality near Mount Gambier in South Australia.
The name for this locality is believed to derive from a herd of cattle bearing the brand "OB" (owned by O. Beswick) which once roamed in the area.
A sign on the fence said this was a music academy but I haven't found any more information.
As I was going through these photos from 2003 at the Tillman Water Reclamation Plant and Japanese Garden in Van Nuys, CA, the shape of the building struck me as being cinematically familiar. Then it struck me: this is Starfleet Academy from Star Trek! Just imagine it with the Golden Gate Bridge behind it and some folks in Starfleet uniforms milling about.
MBA 7-on-7, July 16, 2011. Photos by Kats and Mark Barry. Location: Vanderbilt. (Montgomery Bell Academy)MBA 7-on-7, July 16, 2011. Photos by Kats and Mark Barry. Location: Vanderbilt. (Montgomery Bell Academy)MBA 7-on-7, July 16, 2011. Photos by Kats and Mark Barry. Location: Vanderbilt. (Montgomery Bell Academy)
Center of art and training in Circus arts, Saint-Denis.
Entry is prohibited except during representations: Académie Fratellini click to enlarge the pictures