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Photographs by Katie Holland Lewis.
Process of Accumulation. pins, pencil
The artist Katie Lewis methodically records, documents and visualizes minute details of her body in everyday life. Every trace is accumulated into large data installation often using simple material such as pins and paper.
katiehollandlewis.com
New Blog Post
Look #79: Winter Style Shabby Chic
Featuring Siss Boom
Blog:
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Blogs are just websites yet they are so different from the regular websites.
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This is a compilation of some of the blog photos I posted when busy as a birding and nature tour guide, along the Strait of Gibraltar, Andalucia, Spain. Happy days!
The blog is still there at: andalucianguides.blogspot.com
I started this blog in 2008 and I still add a few notes and photos now and then as the notion takes me. : )
It's still a good reference for anyone planning a trip to this area of Spain which is particularly outstanding for the Spring and Autumn Western European avian migration route between Europe and Africa.
Blog post about my visit to the Oklahoma City National Memorial
My wife, myself, and two other couples visited the Oklahoma City National Memorial last night. We had been told that it had the most impact at night so after dark we took the walk from OKC's Bricktown to the memorial. We chatted loudly as we walked the streets but naturally became somber and hushed in tone as we arrived at the city block where the bombing occurred.
Our entrance was through a 4-story tall bronze "gate" which led to a 1" deep reflecting pool which replaced the street along which the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building once stood. There was a bronze gate at the other end of the pool as well.
Shortly after our arrival we were approached by Tucker, one of the National Park Service employees. He was quite friendly and asked if we had any questions so one of our company asked him to explain the various pieces of symbolism contained in the memorial. Tucker did a fantastic job explaining the memorial with great enthusiasm -- I will be writing the park service to commend him. As I recall there were 8 major elements in the memorial. The bronze "Gates of Time" represented the minute before the life-changing event. This gate was marked "9:01" -- one minute of innocence before the blast. The other gate was labeled "9:03" to mark the first minute into the healing process after the blast. The reflecting pool is there to allow one to look into it and see a life forever changed by what happened.
The "Field of Empty Chairs" was the most significant part of the memorial to me. The field itself is the footprint of the former building. Each chair has the name of a victim and was placed in such a way as to indicate the floor of the building where the person was killed. I attempted some pictures -- all I had was a basic point-and-shoot camera -- but none are good enough to post .
Other symbols included the Survivor Wall, Survivor Tree, Rescuers' Orchard, Children's Area, and the Fence. Tucker explained each one and even gave us insight into why the memorial's designers chose to represent things as they did. However, I'll leave it to you to read about these on the internet if you are interested.
Despite the poor quality of the pictures I decided to post a couple anyway and I encourage each of you to take a bit of time to remember the victims of this horrible tragedy. We marked our remembrance by doing something Tucker suggested. We dipped our hands in the reflecting pool and placed them on the bronze gates for a few seconds. This leaves a lasting hand print on the bronze -- a lasting mark of our visit.
Vi er klare for den transibirske jernbane. Lokomotivet har blitt litt mer moderne siden 2007, og mangler kommunist-stjernen i front.
Life Is Good.
So does turning 30, at least for me.
Join the party yanec.wordpress.com/2006/10/15/a-summer-me/
You can bring a cool present yanec.wordpress.com/2006/10/15/turning-30-party-details/
Den Haag 9 Oktober
wat is Blog-Art?
het offline podium voor creatieve webloggers
In Theater aan het Spui in Den Haag organiseren we een evenement vóór
en dóór creatieve webloggers.
Het evenement zal plaatsvinden op 9oktober 2009
We varen af op een viertal doelen:
* creatieve webloggers laten hun werk zien en horen
* een meetingpoint voor webloggers en andere geïnteresseerden
* live performing art
* samen werken (live foto’s van blog-art uploaden naar Flickr, live
Twitteren, live Bloggen)
El blog "La pupila insomne" de Iroel Sánchez cumple su primer año y lo celebra entre amigos blogueros, twitteros, facebuqueros y lectores en general.
El Instituto Internacional José Martí prestó el salón para este encuentro caluroso.
Fotos: Sheyla Valladares y Jorge Legañoa
The right side of my two page layout.
Journaling reads:
"It’s a trend that’s been around
for awhile now. I jumped on the
band-wagon back in 2009.
I blog.
Not nearly as often as I’d like,
but more this year than ever before.
I track my day to day life.
Working at Archiver’s.
My creative projects and ideas.
My Flickr Gallery.
[The mundane crap that nobody
besides my dad wants to read.]
I’ve made it interactive with links
to cool stuff I’ve found or things
I think people might like.
In the long run, it’s for me.
So I can look back & remember.
For now, it’s just my random chaos life."
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: DCWV [blue]
Vellum: The Paper Company
Patterned Paper: My Mind's Eye [green, purple]
Twine: My Mind's Eye
Border Punch: EK Success
Corner Rounder: We R Memory Keepers
Tiny Staples: Tim Holtz
Font: Glengary NF [from the Internet]
Date Stamp: K & Co.
Ink: Versafine
Adhesive: Tombow, Quickie Glue Pen, Xyron
Thanks for looking!
HAPPY NEW YEAR! I hope all of you had a great time last night! We partied until the wee hours of the morning, and I'm feelin' it.
So, in keeping with my now 4 year tradition, I went through the images on my blog and picked my absolute favourites to go into my eFolio, "Blog 2009". You can download it (in .pdf format) here by "right clicking" on the link and saving it to your computer, or just click the link normally to view it online.
Enjoy!
This photo links to my blog at www.heatheronhertravels.com/teide-national-park-tenerife/
This photo may be used for non commercial purposes on condition that you credit Heatheronhertravels.com and link to www.heatheronhertravels.com/
For commercial use please contact me for permission at heather@heatheronhertravels.com
Vou sortear estes babies no meu blog,
É internacional o sorteio, e se a ganhadora for do Brasil, posso substituir o colorama e o impala por marcas daqui, mas será a minha escolha.
本日は雲もないのに雨が降ったり、
かと思ったらいきなり太陽が顔を出したり、
本当に不安定な天気ですが、
寛平さん無事にゴールしました。
そして寛平さんの「地球は○い説」まだ続きがあったんです。
走行距離 ４５．９ｋｍ
所要時間 ８時間１８分
総移動距離 ２６６５５．１ｋｍ
ブーヤン「寛平さん、ずーっと下ってますけど、、、、」
寛平さん「いいや登ってる、どこからどう見ても登ってるで！」
ブーヤン「、、、、、、、。」
ついに寛平さん開眼！？しました。
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