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Cold Comfort @ Neformat Fest
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Dinner of homemade traditional Austrian meal of thinnly slices of meats and cheeses, and chopped liver with a side of dark bread.
St Stephen, Cold Norton, Essex
Open. The doors were latched back open. On the map it appears in the ground of the Hall, but the hall is out of sight and it just has a few cottages for company, very pretty. The land drops away dramatically down towards the Crouch, and I could see all of North Fambridge and the river below.
The church was rebuilt in the 1860s out of greenstone, a harsh material more familiar in Kent, although I have visited a couple of Essex churches made out of it, including Goldhanger. An expected 19th century interior of course, but the corbels holding up the roof are very fine, Epsteinesque figures of the apostles with their symbols.
A pleasant place to stop. I ate my sandwiches overlooking the view below, and then headed on to Latchingdon.
I walked to the end of the Pleasure Pier with my jacket tightly zipped. I think this pigeon was eyeing my nice warm coat! :)
This sign greets visitors to the Cold War Gallery, and explains the significance of the Cold War in our nation's history. The Cold War Gallery, the latest addition to the National Museum of the United States Navy, is located at Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC.
Autorretrato Frialdad / Selfportrait Coldness
Esa mirada fría y de indiferencia, el mundo se te hecha encima y los problemas rondan tu cabeza, pero no sabes que hacer, sólo miras al horizonte, música clásica suena a lo lejos, y entras en un mundo de paz y tranquilidad, ¿que hacer?. Sólo queda respirar profundo y decir "YO PUEDO". Afrontar el mundo real y sus consecuencias, no ser pesimista ni hacer una montaña de un grano de arena, siempre habrá gente peor que tú.
Sigue Adelante!
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That cold and indifferent look, you made the world above and the problems around your head but do not know, just look to the horizon, classical sounds in the distance, and you enter a world of peace and tranquility, what do?. As breathing is deep and say "I CAN". Addressing the real world and its consequences, not being pessimistic or make a mountain out of a molehill, there will always be people worse than you.
Keep Going!
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Foto/Modelo/Edicion: Gabry Cano
Prueba de iluminación con flexo casero.
Noviembre 2013
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Taken while wondering around the Church of the Good Shepherd in Lake Tekapo, New Zealand.
This poor bride must have been freezing!! I was wearing 3 layers, gloves and a beanie and even i was cold! She only hung around for about 15 minutes with her photographer having her portraits done.
Cold Comfort was a participatory work installed in the Old Melbourne Gaol in Sept-Oct, 2012.
The piece was 6 feet of knitted work, sewn to a metal bar at one end and attached to the knitting loom at the other. Placed beside it was instructions inviting people to knit a few rows themselves. The placement in the gaol was directly across from the gallows (where the rope still hangs from a cross beam) and Cold Comofrt directly mirrored this. The work was an attempt to inject some warmth and humanity into the cold, solid gaol. As the piece developed, it introduced growth and movement into a place devoid of life and hope. Cold Comfort references care packages sent to prisoners and refugees while the act of knitting itself creates a bridge between the participants and each other, between the participants and those who lived and worked in this place. Labour intensive repetitive tasks were often given to prisoners to break their spirit and wear them down, with Cold Comfort I instead wished to provide a calm, gentle task to allow for space for contemplation.
You can find out more about this project at my website sayraphimlothian.com/cold-comfort/
Anarchéa is a bit suspicious of strangers so she comes off as cold to others at first. She just doesn't open up easily. It takes her a while to warm up. (haha)
She got her new Mako Eyes so I had so slap her in front of the camera obviously. ^^
Anarchéa is a Minifee Karsh.
Eyes are Mako Owl-012.
Melting ice when 'hot' fuel is pumped into the wings and reacts with the cold aircraft skin and fuel
July 20, 2018
10:15 am - 11:15 am
Doerr-Hosier Center
Andrew Weiss, Julia Ioffe, Nina Khrushcheva, Victoria Nuland
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As there's not much chance of getting out with the camera at the mo I've been doing a re-edit of my visit to Amsterdam in the very cold February of 2012.
It's the only time I've seen the canals properly frozen.
I thought B/W wouid work well.
More to follow.
it's F'in cold out there!!!
i'm a big fat wiener when it comes to cold weather. like a cat in water ~ don't like it!
i get to look like this all week... yippeeee.
but i'm off tomorrow, and other than running some errands - i plan on staying in.
Due to insulation we had blown in the attic last year, we had to install CFL's in the ceiling spotlights to reduce the temperature. I'm not much a fan of CFL's, as they are still not a very good bulb (slow warm up, far less than advertised life, expensive, and questionable carbon footprint reduction as a result of much higher manufacturing effort and said short lifespans). They are useful in some situations where they'll deliver good results, but they are not a universal solution, IMHO- still waiting for LED lights to come down in price for that.
These spotlights take about 2 minutes to come to full brightness- I noticed that when I first turn them on, the end of the spiral internal bulb is not yet glowing, so thought it would make an interesting picture.
Believe it or not, I DON'T have too much time on my hands! I have a full-time job that bores the life out of me so I have to be as creative as I can be when I'm home or I feel like I'm going to shrivel up and die!!!! Am I too dramatic? Perhaps.
I have a lot of old jagged East TN rocks to work with so I smoothed this one out and made a little thatch roof with Apoxie Sculpt. The chimney is wood-filler and the paints are craft acrylics.
This is a really fun, EASY project that would be good for kids. Plus, it makes a really cute piece of garden art when it is finished! I suggest everyone try this project!