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One day, when I was growing up, a phone box rang as a friend of mine walked past. I didn't answer it, even then all too aware of the potential mad bombers, kidnappers, ghosts or demons on the other end. The things that whisper, the ghosts that Guglielmo Marconi was too terrified to speak to according to the 2000AD about the telephone to speak to the dead he developed.
I was that sort of kid.
My friend on the other hand picked it up and had a very pleasant chat with a lady at BT who was testing the line. Years later I work on a horror podcast and he's a subsistence engineer and I STILL don't answer ringing phone boxes.
My first Cigar Box guitar - built during a session at Rochester Sweeps Festival 2013 run by Malcolm of www.astickinabox.com .
I have done a bit of 'dressing and distressing' to it since the session. (Sink Drainer as a sound hole cover)
Sounds great through a bit of fuzz. (Fuzz pedal from 'Hubcap John' off Ebay)
Shame I will not be able to play it again for a while as it's paint job is just too necessary.
City scooters have become very popular. I wish their users would take into consideration pedestrians safety and won't park just about anywhere.
On November 22, 2008 Wabash Valley Audubon Society members placed this Kestrel Box on Clay County Road 650 W in Chinook Mine. Left to right: Donna G, Denise P, Marty J, Phil C, Henry T. Also, a Norther Flicker box was placed on 750 W and a Bluebird Box at Tabertown and Swalls Road. If we look a little cold it's because it was only 15 degrees. Photographed by Stephanie T.
This box was a gift from my Grandma Jeanne to my Grandfather Daniel in December of 1924, when they'd been married a few years. It's always been on my mother's desk, and in Cairo, she had it fitted with a wrought iron frame. When we moved here to Brooklyn, she gave it to us and now it's got all our wedding memories in it.
It is, needless to say, very precious to me. I never met my grandfather but I remember Grandma Jeanne well - and the spidery, neat handwriting dedicating the box on the inside reminds me of her.
Pinwherry, Ayrshire
2015
[Phone box has been moved a few yards away where it now houses a defibrillator. See my other photo of the new position, taken from opposite direction]
[Please see my Flickr album "Red Boxes" for other examples of red phone boxes and postboxes situated closely together around the country]
Pedaling the family home from dinner.
With the updated gearing on the box bike, the weight of carrying an adult and a child is OK.
Hou Hai, Beijing, PRC
A quite dirty cat jammed into an apartment window box in the Ho Hai area of Beijing, PRC
haha everyone always asks me to post my box openings. I usually forget to do box openings... but here's one...sort of. haha xD
I don't usually buy TV dinner-type food, but it was on sale and the box looked decent. The result looked similar and was pretty good! Lots of shrimp and flavourful. Could use a little more salt or spice.
Rating: 8/10
Personal study for my concept class. How can i make an object interesting by creating an inspiring environment. What's in the box? What is these people's connection to the box? What's the band between these people. Use your imagination and let your feelings create your own proper story...
HDR If you've been there you know it doesn't look like this, I was just messing with my special effects box and the contrast really brings out the jagged tiling texture.
D & A Custom Picture Framing
Racing Shirt Framed in Shadow box with added red mat floating above. 30" x 40"
For questions or project ideas, call 360-977-2060
Keepsake box made for a swap - partner requested East Indian style. Used a traditional mendhi flower pattern with rhinestone accents.
Pre-assembled side elements are brought together into a three-dimensional assembly via diagonal rods.
Caliper Studio 2009
not very exciting... it's a plastic translucent lid that snaps tightly at both sides. i haven't closed this one all the way yet; as you can see it's not completely cool yet.
For this assignment, I chose to emulate Paul Strand’s photographic style. First by capturing an image of an object seen on a daily basis and trying to make it stand out and appear as more than it is. Strand was also known for highlighting the shapes of his subjects with a close view. I tried to capture the many different boxes in the rebar web while taking the image restively close to the object. Strand’s photography also lacked tonality and atmospheric lighting which is seen in my photo. I feel like there is a nice pattern between each piece of rebar and the much lighter sky. The different colored rebar also creates a nice texture which depended on how rusted the pieces of rebar were. Some of the rebar begins at the edge of the photo, both top and bottom. I think this creates a nice effect along with the close and low positioning of the camera.
This is an HO scale Roundhouse Box Cab Diesel track cleaner which has the motor and drive gears removed. The unit is detailed and weathered. The cab has glazing in the windows and three figures on the front end.
Antiqued treasure chest style box with applied design of a compass rose and map. The map is Abraham Ortelius' 1572 map of Prester John's realm.
When you HAVE a treasure chest, it's natural to want to put stuff in it and gloat. Your inner six-year-old would LOVE one of these things.
Me: Why are you sitting on the stuff?
Ellie: I'll be able to see her better from here.
the box opening for my leekeworld arien.
From left: Children-camera KODAK ‘HAWKEYE’ ACE (1938), KODAK SIX -20 "BROWNIE" C (1953), Ensign No 129 (1920s)
Somewhat of a rare box type, and this box is also rare. Letters are going to be the only thing that fit inside here; though some small padded envelopes would probably fit as well.
Name: Origami box + Coaster+ Star
Designer: Tomoko Fuse
Book: "Origami boxes"(Dobozok), p.13,72,92(variation)
"Origami flower patterns", p. 54-55.
+ подставки для стаканов (Coaster) - "Origami Table Decorations", p.94
+ Star - "Origami flower patterns", p. 42
Units:box - 6(15x15 cm) + 1(20x20cm)
+ Coaster- 1 (14x14 cm)
+ Star - 1 (15x15 cm)
Final height: ~ 10,0 cm
Assembled with: no glue
Алина Маслова