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Bit of a strange one this.
I was asked by JustinTimberlake.com to do an illustration of Wayne Coyne - the singer bloke from The Flaming Lips - and make a video of myself drawing it. It's now up on his website as the visual component of an interview with the aforementioned Mr Coyne.
You can see the whole thing here, if you're so inclined: www.justintimberlake.com/news/supersonic_portrait_of_wayn...
Some other artist-type butts in every so often with his Big Painting. It's a bit long too.
Don't blame me.
Lori Deiter and I made it to RGSP just after 8am...
We hiked from the Lake Rose parking lot down the Highland Trail, onto Glen Leigh, stopped at Waters Meet, continued on Ganoga Glen and back to the Lake Rose parking lot. Made it back to her vehicle around 1pm
Glen Leigh water flow is quite low, but Ganoga Glen seems to have a little bit more.
Check out my blog post about this adventure, here:
rickettsglen.wordpress.com/2014/09/09/august-22nd-2014/
Ricketts Glen State Park
Fairmount Township, Pennsylvania
Friday, August 22nd, 2014
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i was having a bit of fun with the latest BMFA STR club yarn.
feel free to snag these with abandon!
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A bit of a (happy) little accident! I was having a go at doing a pinhole still life of a tulip, with the idea of creating a vintage daguerreotype image. However, I forgot to fire the shutter and advance the film after the first attempt, so ended up with multiple shots on one frame, and may also have knocked the camera.
My studio has very little natural light, being in the loft, and my normally powerful flash couldn’t deal with f200, requiring 10 or more flashes. Instead I just used the modelling lights of the flash, which I have replaced the original tungsten bulbs with daylight balanced dimmable LED bulbs, which saves electricity, is daylight colour and runs cool, allowing quick changes of modifiers.
Mamiya C330, Custom Camera Build 0.35mm f/197 pinhole, 40 minutes, Kentmere 100 @ISO 50, 38 minutes in Caffenol CL-CS @15-20°C, Zone Imaging Eco Zonefix.
Out for a windy, snowy, hailed on and sunshiny ride this afternoon! (Sunday) 42 miles around the edge of Sheffield and into the Peak District. Lovely stuff!!
Bit of calm here sheltered from most of the wind with a nice bit of sunshine too.. That's Stanage and Millstone Edges on the horizon..
Bit of a black n white jobbie painted on the side of my shed..
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Ellie's eye and nose and dusty fur after a good rolling around in the garden preening session :-)
I am way behind with comments...sorry...we have had sunshine, warmth and blue skies for a few days so had to make the most of them while they lasted :-) They seem to have gone now so I will try to catch up ASAP :-)
Ice Wave
Frigid Lake Michigan waves crash onto the frozen ice-covered rocks just north of Bradford Beach on the East Side of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Day 119 of 365
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Bit of a cheesy reflection shot bagged of 66143 + 66021 working 0F57 14:50 St Blazey - Westbury Down Yard, some 31 minutes early, the last ever locomotives to work under Lostwithiel's semaphores. Someone had tried to use the old BR depot run headcode for Westbury (0F75) but that was already in use for a Bescot - Westbury run that day so 0F57 would have to do!
Yes it was a bit dirty out Cunnamulla way, but nice to see new country out in the Wild West.
On the dirt flats at Bowra. This has been captured in Queensland's wild west, near Cunnamulla. I did a trip out west in seeking the elusive Major Mitchell birds.
In this area the vegetation is sparse and the land is arid and not very productive.
Cunnamulla is around 787Km west from Queensland's capital Brisbane.
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Nikon D810 with 14-24mm wide angle lens at 24mm.
Texas A&M Aggie Ring ’84 considers himself a bit of a “foodie.” Aggie Ring was quite surprised when he noticed a new “Greek” themed “fast food” place next to the building where our UPS Store account is located in Shrewsbury, New Jersey. It’s called “Greekamolé” and apparently is NOT a chain. Aggie Ring was impressed that you could actually get food that was healthy and not drowned in salt, yet… still tasted great.
Aggie Ring told me “Thank goodness they didn't have the same stereotypical foods that every other "Greek" restaurant has. No gyro, no Pastiche, no Moussaka - you can find that elsewhere! Sure, there are some Greek influenced items here, but the food reminded me more of the food in the Middle East, North Africa or Southwest Asia. Not Greek. Regardless, the food was delicious and healthier than what you find at a Greek diner.”
With the exception of the pulled beef short ribs, all of the main courses were veggie, chicken, or fish! They all looked delicious.
I had the Mediterranean Chicken platter with greens, rice and Turkish salad, and mixed salad with feta. The layout of the salad selections reminded me of the restaurants I frequently visited in Turkey during the two years I lived in Istanbul.
After you pick your two sides, you move on to the sauce bar where you select from at least 9 different toppings. They had tzatziki (OK, that's Greek) but the others were definitely Middle Eastern or Central American inspired. They all looked delicious.
Both Aggie Ring and I liked how the dessert menu was a healthier yogurt variety of options with fruit and other toppings and not heavy pastries. They even have higher quality Jones Cane Sugar Soda, which, If you have to drink soda, is much better than corn syrup based Pepsi or Coke products.
They also had appetizer hot pita with a selection of dipping sauces as well as a kid's menu.
Aggie Ring said, “They did their homework before opening this place.”
Bit of a shock to the system last Sunday with the clocks going back. It was lovely of course to have the extra hour in bed, but a glorious sunny afternoon suddenly turns to dusk and at a quarter to five the station lights (well half of them) are turned on.
A Victoria to East Grinstead working makes the stop at Sanderstead station.
V2 of 'On the Prairie'
Picture inspired by the LOOK BOOK outfits created by Miabella Foxley.
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Pose by Torrid Midnight.
Windlight Setting by Nicolette Blinker!
This weeks mandala was all about finding scrapes of material in my yard to work with. The only "fresh" thing was the fern leaves and the Willow leaves all the rest were on the ground already.
The list of ingredients:
pine cone "petals"
acorn tops
marigolds, dried
Japanese fern
weeping Willow
flowers from Rose of Sharon
seeds from Dogwood
Center:
peach pit
dried mushroom capped with part of the Rose of Sharon
Happy Mandala Monday, my friends!!!!