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You can find the Riley Bookshelf at the current round of EQUAL10! There are four purchase options available, each pack features 2 color options and three shelf sizes. Stop by the event to grab your faves ♡
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➥ 4 color packs available.
● Elm. Riley Bookshelf #1 - 1Li
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Also pictured: Anabeth Books & Candle + Blossom Gallery Wall + Claire Decor Book Stack + Claire Decor Picture Frame + Claire Decor Succulent Pot + Claire Decor Vase + Clea Decor//Marble Decor + Courtney Bathroom -Toilet Top Decor + Emi Decor ~Book Stack + Iris Decor ~ Bookstacks + Iris Decor ~ Foliage Vase + Iris Decor ~ Matchsticks + Iris Decor ~ Mini Vase + Rhea Decor//Book Stack + Rhea Decor//Branch Vase + Rhea Decor//Solo Candle + Rhea Decor//Table Lamp.
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Sorry I've been away with family welcoming a new baby to our clan. Children are such a precious gift.
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Cara Lamps & Wall Shelves are available now at KUSTOM9!
There are 4 Lamp pack options and 2 Wall Shelf options to choose from.
Check out the details below, then stop by the event to grab your faves ♡
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Additional decor: Elm. Star Gazer Books + Elm. Isobel Decor ~ Wall Art + Elm. Sirena Succulents + Elm. Lissa Draped Plant + #3 Elm. "Book Nook Gacha" Fall Books & Glasses + Elm. Aurelia Books + Elm. Skincare Serenity - Bookstack + Elm. Iris Decor ~ Bookstack #1.
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Intentionally dominantly visible from the atrium below and dominating the main lightwell, the main bookstack at the National Library of Latvia building on a prominent riverside site was designed by Gunnar Birkerts. Selected holdings were symbolically carried from the old library to this building by a human chain (Google "Baltic Way" for which historical event this was seeking to resonate with...)
'cause i am having WAY too much fun with the university library. but it's got oodles of potential!
pardon the "i am cornholio!" hands; i kind of didn't know what to do with myself as i don't know my way around jump shots. i went back later to try again for something more symmetrical, but some guy was in the same section of the floor as me -- what kind of person spends his or her time browsing the old fiction section of the library on a friday night? hah, loser! ...wait...
debating on whether it would be better to crop out the reflection of the light. thoughts?
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A view of the Norman Foster designed Great Court British Museum roof from the top of the Post Building public terrace in Holborn.
It's not the highest public roof terrace in London but it does have some unusual views given it's Holborn location. It's also free and doesn't require booking in advance.
Following on from the official #Flickrturns20 photowalk in the morning the London Flickr group reconvened on top of the Post Building before setting out for a short afternoon post-photowalk photowalk.
For anyone interested, the next London Flickr photowalk will be on Saturday, March 2nd. More details here if you'd like to come along : www.flickr.com/groups/londonflickrgroup/discuss/721577219...
From the British Museum website, "At the centre of the British Museum sits the largest covered public square in Europe, the Queen Elizabeth II Great Court.
Designed by Foster and Partners, the Great Court is a two-acre space enclosed by a spectacular glass roof with the world-famous Reading Room in the middle.
The 6 December 2020 marked 20 years since the redesigned Great Court was opened. In that time, 113 million people have walked under the glass roof.
Free and open every day to visitors, the Great Court is one of London's most unique spaces.
In the original Robert Smirke Great Court design, the courtyard was supposed to be a garden. However, from 1852 many bookstacks were built, and along with the Reading Room it became the home of the library department of the Museum.
The department stayed in the Great Court until 1997, when it was relocated to the new British Library building in St Pancras. Now empty, the Museum took the opportunity to once again reopen the space to the public."
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A mass explore this morning following an early morning meet up. Abandoned boarding school.
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Beinecke Library
Architect: Gordon Bunshaft, SOM
Translucent marble facade reflecting off of a glass table
New Haven, CT
Completed in 1963
My first Flickr photo w/ 5000 views
1/29/2012
For the Item Collaboration group. Today's theme "Clothing"
Also for Toy Sunday. Theme : Pajama Party
Books made by following this tutorial :
How to Make Doll Books From Recycled Materials
(Though instead of using recycled ads for the covers I just did a quick google image search for book covers and printed them out on the thumbnail setting.)
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proportions are a bit off but wonky is ok! preliminary sketch (one of many to come) for an illustration I'm planning.
This is what I read over summer vacation, chronological order - bottom first, top most recent. As I finished, I added to the stack.
Theme: The money-saving "it's on the bookshelf and I haven't read it yet" approach (with the exception of the last book, which I bought used a few days ago; some were recent gifts, too).
1. Untitled, 2. Walking in Paradise, 3. Saint André les Alpes, 4. Untitled, 5. Up the hill, 6. Wildflower BookStack, 7. Untitled, 8. Augmented reality, 9. kitchen cloth #25, 10. summer holiday, 11. The secondhand book market under Waterloo Bridge, 12. IMG_20170724_184925_514, 13. France/empty lantern, 14. Charcoal on paper, 15. Hoxton, 16. Greengables dress #greengables #annewithane #blythedoll #takaradoll #blythe #dollcouture #dollsewing #dollsofinstagram, 17. little fuzzy bee for the next bag, 18. 27-7, 19. sempervivum, 20. From the sea, 21. Untitled, 22. 2 July 2017, 23. Through hills, Barra da Lagoa, 24. Neighbourhood watch… #prague #czechrepublic..., 25. Davis, 26. Untitled, 27. E'Mille at AAG, 28. "GOLDEN APPLE TREE" Woodcut | Studio Corner, 29. torii at the coast, 30. 20170621-01
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All Materias Enabled - Copy-Mod-No Trans
Thanks North Pole for the rez permission.
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6/1/2012
Camp NaNoWriMo starts today! ^_^
Here's my Camp NaNoWriMo Profile and my NaNoWriMo Profile. If anyone else is participating or plans to participate, feel free to add me as a buddy ^_^
This is for the Our Daily Challenge Group
Today's theme is "A Picture With A Pleasing Background"
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climbed all the way to the top! DO WHAT I WANT! i started the 365 not knowing what i wanted from it. and i don't mind that i still don't have an answer.
however, what i got from the project were: lessons, inspiration, self-(re)assurance, friendship, knowledge, motivation, odd stares, bruises and stomach cramps from laughing way too much at myself and the things around me.
GAME TIME! get the correct answer to one of these and score swag!
1) which was the first 365 day wherein i showed my entire face–i.e. clear shot, no funny business, no prop? (swag=two 4x5 prints)
2) in how many countries was my 365 documented? (swag=four 4x5 prints)
3) in how many US states was my 365 documented? (swag=one 8x10 print)
4) what is my middle name? (swag=$10)*
i'll give y'all until march to figger it out.
and most importantly: thank you all for putting up with me :) xo
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*not for those who grew up with me, have previously or are currently going to school with me. sorry ;)
Another shot of the Queen Elizabeth II Great Court – the largest covered square in Europe. The roof was designed by Buro Happold and the architects Foster and Partners, and its blue tint gives the space a slightly other-worldly feel. Not easy to see here, but the Reading Room is a rotunda in the centre, inspired by the domed Pantheon in Rome. It was designed by Sydney Smirke (1798–1877), and work on creating it began in 1854. Using cast iron, concrete, glass and the latest heating and ventilation systems, it was a masterpiece of mid-nineteenth century technology. The room had a diameter of 140 feet (approximately 42.6m). A number of bookstacks were built surrounding the new Reading Room, made of iron to take the weight of the books and protect them against fire. In all they contained three miles (4.8 kilometres) of bookcases and twenty-five miles (forty kilometres) of shelves.
The reading stack is in flux...but always the current book, the next one after, quilting books, and photography magazines or books. In this stack I'm currently reading "All The Light We Cannot See" in bed, ...and "Syllabus" at the dining room table. The Canon book lives on my desk, the Ferrente book I started and will go back to next....and so on. Always in flux. #cy365#captureyour365#whatimreadingtoday
The courtyard at the centre of the British Museum was one of London’s long-lost spaces. Originally a garden, soon after its completion in the mid-nineteenth century it was filled by the round Reading Room and its associated bookstacks. Without this space the Museum was like a city without a park. The Great Court is entered from the Museum’s principal level and connects all the surrounding galleries. Within the space there are information points, a bookshop and café. At its heart is the magnificent volume of the Reading Room, now a major exhibition space, which for the first time in its history is open to all. The glazed canopy that makes all this possible is a fusion of state-of-the-art engineering and economy of form. Its unique geometry is designed to span the irregular gap between the drum of the Reading Room and the courtyard facades, and forms both the primary structure and the framing for the glazing, which is designed to reduce solar gain. [Foster + Partners]
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A real photo postcard of the lighted tables and two-level book stacks in a library, location unknown, unfortunately. Notice the bridge on the far wall that connects the upper level of stacks on the left with those on the right.
For another view of a library interior, see Krauth Memorial Library, Mount Airy, Pennsylvania.
A photo of books for the Vintage Photos Theme Park.
Photography by Cajsa Lilliehook
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Zaara [home] : Ikat dhurrie rug *kohl*
ISPACHI - The Arrival - Frolicking Foxes
ISPACHI - The Arrival - March of the Mallards
ISPACHI - The Arrival - The Wisest Owl
ISPACHI - The Arrival - Between Two Squirrels
ISPACHI - The Arrival - The Bear and The Fox RARE
{vespertine - book of dreamer.}RARE copy
*bbqq*-The Ming dynasty-China scroll painting B
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Zaara [home] : Ikat dhurrie rug *beige*
junk. morrison leather chair.
junk. morrison cushion pile.
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Better bigger.
Most of our books are unpacked, but our bookshelves are not ready to recieve them yet as we'll be painting a few walls soon. So here they sit, all piled up.
Strobist:
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Triggered with Cactus V4s.
i fucking love books. i always have, and always will, though a few things have thrown a proverbial monkey-wrench in my reading romance.
when i was 10-11, i spent pretty much all my free time reading books. i would sit sideways in chairs and read for hours on end, entire summer days gone in a flash of fantasy and fact. books were how i dreamed, how i learned, and how i made sense of the world. but a couple months before i turned twelve, i came down with lyme encephalitis, which made me feel awful in general, but a very specific, unfortunate symptom of it was that i couldn't read without getting incredibly dizzy and nauseous.
this persisted for months, during which i couldn't do much besides lay in bed and listen to the TV or music, though it was also the time i got into taking photographs -- a much less demanding task for my eyes, fortunately. i'm incredibly glad i got so deeply into photography so young, but i do wonder what my life would have been like had i continued to hone my reading skills, and, by proxy, my writing skills more attentively.
after going through visual therapy & my first round of lyme treatment, my symptoms improved to the point where i could read again, though not with the accuracy, attention span, and visual ease like before (the lyme disease also messed with my cognitive skills). it's been ten years since this all happened, and i still struggle with symptoms, but some days are better than others, and on those days, i have been able to enjoy getting lost in books like when i was younger.
the effects of lyme disease on my brain certainly compromised my ability to read, but something else has as well -- something that i believe has compromised many people's ability to read, though only in a very specific way.
i'd argue that the internet very well may have increased people's ability to read due to the text-based interface of it, but decreased people's ability to read longer passages, via a sort of artificially-produced ADD. i've heard this referred to as "popcorn brain," and i'm definitely a victim of it. i often wonder how many children who loved to read turned into teenagers and adults who love to scroll through the internet, but rarely crack open a book.
reading has been shown to have many benefits -- it is a sort of meditation, as it requires someone to focus on one specific task &, if reading deeply enough, one specific imaginary realm -- and it is a complex task, engaging multiple areas of the brain, keeping it "young." reading fiction in particular has been shown to increase empathy, something i find to be circumstantially true -- when you truly immerse yourself in the experiences of someone else, whether they're fictional or not, you find it easier to step into other people's shoes in your real life. additionally, i've found that the more i read, the more vivid my imagination & dreams become, which, for me, as an artist, is a very welcome side-effect.
one of my goals in the new year is to build as strong a reading practice as i can -- and, in the process, step away from the internet, where i often find myself locked into a cycle of anxiously refreshing pages for no apparent reason. i would urge anyone who happens to be reading this and relate to what i'm describing to make steps towards doing the same -- though the internet is a valuable resource for information, and a great way to connect, for someone who once loved to read, there is little more healing than getting lost in a good book. on my journey towards healing certain psychological troubles, i've found i underestimate the power of introducing new, simple practices into my life -- something as little as sitting down to read a poem can completely change a day from dreadful to magical.