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Boxes (BOXESclever) play at The Glee Club in Birmingham, 25 June 2013.
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Long exposure of the Roomba (vacuum cleaner) doing its thing. I put a board across its path so it was confined to a smaller triangle. Notice the spots where it started to do the spiral thing.
This box holds my money collection. The coins pictured are from Italy and Canada. I also have coins from New Zealand, Sacagawea and James Madison dollars, half dollars, two dollar bills, a peso, and my Grandfather's Vietnam memorial coin!
The Carolina Theatre just sent me an email asking if I want to upgrade my tickets to the new $250 Legacy Box Seats. It was illustrated with this image.
I wanted to see how a 3D question block from Mario would look so I could draw up designs and mill something from a chunk of steel. Apparently this is what it looks like.
Mashed-up masterpiece :-)
Check out the animated version here: www.boxdogbikes.com/journal/
(Don't miss the rambunctious critter on the bed)
Location: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia
Subject: Cemetery / Antique Tomb Stones / Graves
Treatment: Black and White (Sepia Tint)
HDR from three JPEGs
Sony DSC-R1
ISO: 160
Focal Length: 72mm x 1.7 (APS-C crop factor) = 122.4mm
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure Times: EV 0 .00 (1/40 sec); EV -1.00 (1/80 sec); EV-2.00 (1/160 sec)
A few things seemed odd in this scene.
1. The wrought iron surrounding the closet grave is broken...
2. The Raven appears to only have one leg...
3. There are some distressing faces coming out of the large tree trunk...
4. And one from the tombstone to the top left / rear of the frame...
Refer to the image notes for observations and see what you make of them!
Best Viewed Large.
Power control relays in the open metal mesh box. The attached wires all
unplug. We used phone cords and plugs for compactness and ease of
modification and easy take-down.
This is a medium-sized (roughly 10" x 7" x 5") general-purpose treasure box. I may still add dividers for the jewelry box treatment, we'll see. It's a real multi-species affair, with zebrawood front and back, figured bubinga sides, and a walnut lid.
This is an Electrical Control Box very similar to the ones in School Lane and Barkfield Lane Formby. It is thought they may have been involved with the timing of street lighting.
This box was made by A Handyside & Co Ltd Derby & London.
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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