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Woodside, Larkhill Road is one of Worcester’s grandest historic homes. It was the 19th century home of Francis Barnitt, a key figure in the Lea and Perrins company and a director of Worcester Porcelain.
The Regency townhouse was most recently used as the offices of the Heart of England tourist board.
Now owned by a London-based property company, Woodside has lain empty due to a lack of interest from developers during the economic crisis.
Period features like fireplaces and doors have been torn away from fittings, and stolen or broken beyond repair. Trespassers have also tried to torch and flood the building and the property’s stairway balustrades dating from the 1820s have been smashed to kindling.
The owners say they are now employing security guards to protect the property and are planning to restore the building to its former glory.
The camp host at Calf Creek told us about Broken Bow arch. The drive out there is an ordeal. High clearance vehicle needed for sure. About an hour of constant wash-board. The hike is three miles to the arch, following cairns and the creek bed. Pictures of the arch just don't do it any justice at all. You are following the trail, turn a corner and this massive arch suddenly appears out of nowhere. In the pictures, you can't tell the size except in a few you can see a tiny person (either myself or my husband) underneath. As the creek cuts under the arch, there is a washout created where you can camp under the overhang on the shores of the creek. We were the third and fourth people there the entire week. The trail was so clean. The only signs of humans were cairns and foot prints. Save water for the hike out. The last little bit (and the first, but you're fresh then) has no shade and the last few yards, you have to scramble up loose sand to the trail head.
Poor little guy had a broken wing and couldn't fly away, Found him while fishing on the Columbia River.
"Broken Chair" made for Handicapped International, an anti-landmine NGO by Swiss Visual Artist, Daniel Berset in 1997. This huge chair is placed in United Nations Square, in front of the United Nations European Headquarters (Place des Nations), Geneva, Switzerland. It represents the victims of landmines.
A broken heart necklace I cut out of sterling silver sheet. To see more jewelry I've made visit my etsy site: www.honeypunch.etsy.com
Based on a trick I picked up from floyduk, i created an action in photoshop to simulate cross processing. You can check out the trick by going to PhotoWalkthrough.com. floyduk has some really good videos on how to process your images. Thanks to him and Chris from tipsfromthetopfloor.com for this stuff! :-)
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
More Larp-Photos: www.exploregraphy.com/category/stories/larp/
Nutzungsrechte: Creative Commons BY-NC-ND
When I think of Broken, I think of the dispair, and darkness in people's lives, I think of all of life's uncertainties, and the chaos that results in the mind because of it. In this photo edited image, I'm trying to portray hope in the midst of all the tragedy, and insanity in the world. First of all, to get the two pictures of myself, I stood in the mirror, the one that you can see clearer is the reflection. I then hopped this image from the camera option on my vita into Paint Tool Sai, and messed around with the density of the airbrush tool. I used different brush types within the airbrush, and used curve, and line tools to form cracks, and lines that have been added into the image.
It was a fine day,
We walked laughed and swirled around,
Then it happened.
You stepped on me,broke me down.
And all the colors and happiness
turned into a broken lollipop.