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Contribution for a banner series of Absolut Network project!
you can watch a little review of my work here: www.absolutnetwork.com/francisca-pageo-intuicion-estetica/
One final contribution - a combination of 3 wide angle photo's that produced this wonderful panorama of the Atlanta skyline as taken from the Jackson Street Bridge. The work was done in Adobe LightRoom & PS to combine the images, crop and sharpen the details and add the border.
Comments and constructive feedback are always appreciated!
My contribution to a massive Exo-Force tribute collab that will be displayed at Skaerbaek this weekend.
It was super fun reimagining a mech I drooled over in the catalogues back in the day! This is by far the biggest mech I’ve made yet, and I got some valuable input and advice from colleagues – especially toothdominoes and Pohaturon.
It features working pistons in the ankles and claw, opening cockpit, and a light brick ‘powering’ up the cannon.
See more images and a GIF of the claw in action on Brickbuilt.
My contribution to the group Fotosöndag, theme turkos/turquoise. The only tru turquoise thing I could find when I looked around. Welcome to my garden.
Contribution No. 09
Acrylic and spray paint on 4 canvases. Summer 2007
Painted live in front of Parco Gallery , Kichijouji Prefecture, Tokyo Japan.
I'll make my contribution to the many photos of the Pink Moon there must be out there. This photo was taken Good Friday evening, almost full. I was searching the horizon and there Mr. Moon was... very faint, just becoming discernible as the sun was getting lower in the sky behind me.
POV is from Ladies Lookout, the highest point on Signal Hill, 360 degrees view.
St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador
(possible, 1) contribution to Macro Mondays group for 26/06/17 the theme being "Broken"
I'm away for a few days so may not see many contributions so HMM to one and all!!
I found this challenge hard, not because I couldn't think what to do but because the choice was too big and I think I've ended up being a bit cliche. Before posting this I had just seen that someone had suggested broken record as an option....
Anyway the story of the record is a little weird and mostly lost in the mists of time be I recall temper being involved!!
I mentioned to my good buddy here on Flickr that I had spotted a tiny Monarch Instar (I suspect 2nd stage) the other day and decided to switch gears and post something other than a sunset. I must admit the place where I took the shot is still at El. Franco Lee Park in what I call the garden of good and evil near the wetland area. Good intensions that were had when creating the garden and evil intensions for those that maintain it. I should say that it’s a lack of maintenance and poorly kept. I check it out from time to time when I go to check out the sunsets, but rarely find anything there. A late evening shot here just for a change of pace. I need to be better prepared for the unexpected. It’s the same place I capture the Broad-banded Water snake.
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My contribution to Photo Sunday (Fotosöndag) on the theme photo.
It’s also my contribution to Official Dogwood on the theme selective color.
A contribution to society's current obsession with Brutalism. And always remember, folks, it is about le "béton brut", not brutality.
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Cape Coast Castle is the largest of the buildings which contains the legacy of the trans-Atlantic slave trade and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Like most ancient fortifications in Ghana, Cape Coast Castle played a significant role in the gold and slave trades. But also, two significant contributions were made here: the arrival of Christianity, and the establishment of the first formal education system through Castle Schools.
Our contribution for the PULSE Fundraiser (Fundraiser for the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting): The Window of Hope is a wall decoration. It will be available in brown or in white wood. Both versions come with prefilled photographs (shown here) or in a version where own pictures can be placed in. The Window of Hope has 5 LI (Dimensions 1.2 x 0.12 x 1.9 meters)
100% will become donated to www.gofundme.com/PulseVictimsFund / Equality Florida, the state's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization.
The PULSE Fundraiser will open June 28th and will last two weeks (closing on July 12th)
This is part of my contribution to this year's Brick to the Past model, The Jacobite Risings: The Fight for Britain's Throne. Here we see another wee scene that depict a Jacobite camp. Jacobites did not carry proper tents like their government opponents, instead wrapping themselves in their plaids and huddling next to campfires.
The Jacobite Risings: The Fight for Britain’s Throne is a LEGO model of a series of uprisings, rebellions and wars that occurred predominantly in Scotland, but also spread into Ireland and England, between 1689 and 1746. Following the deposition of James II of England and VII of Scotland in the Glorious Revolution, the aims of the risings were to return the Stuart monarch, and later his descendants, to the thrones of England and Scotland (and after 1707, the Kingdom of Great Britain). They take their name from Jacobus, the Latin form of James.
While conflict broke out in 1689, 1715, and 1719, the most famous rising is probably the last, that of 1745. During the “Forty-five" Charles Edward Stuart, also known as the Young Pretender or Bonnie Prince Charlie, led an army from the Scottish Highlands as far south as Derby before retreating north to be decisively defeated at the Battle of Culloden in 1746. Culloden was the last pitched battle to be fought on British soil and marked the end of any serious attempt to restore the house of Stuart to the throne.
The Jacobite Risings: The Fight for Britain’s Throne is a Brick to the Past creation built by Dan Harris, James Pegrum, Simon Pickard, Tim Goddard and Steve Snasdell. It was unveiled for the first time at the Bricktastic in July 2017 and went on display again at The Great Western Brick Show in October. It is now on display at Stirling Castle until February 2nd 2018.
Norfolk contemporary art at Salthouse Church, on the North Norfolk coast. website.
All visitors to the exhibition were invited to create something and to hang it with the others. A wide variety of basic bits and pieces were available.
This is mine.. the wire is bent into a '1'.
My contribution to Nnovvember 2017
I just took a few new photos with assistance from my friend Brian.
Be sure to check out all of the photos in the album!
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Another contribution to the group MACROMONDAY.
Every week they choose a theme, and this week is DIPTYCH.
Beyond the subject, I am particularly pleased with how I was able to manage light. A flash illuminates both photos from the top through a diy diffuser and a second flash warms up the scenes through a full CTO orange gel.
If you like it, press F
wanna see it larger? press L
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Ecco un altro contributo al gruppo MACROMONDAY.
Ogni settimana scelgono un tema per la macrofotografia e penso che sia un'ottima idea per fare pratica.
Questa settimana il tema è DIPTYCH.
Ho accostato due foto macro che si richiamano per affinità.
Al di là del soggetto, sono particolarmente contento di come sono riuscito a gestire la luce. Un flash illumina entrambe le foto dall'alto attraverso un diffusore ed un secondo flash riscalda le scene attraverso un gel arancione FULL CTO.
se vi piace, premete F
se volete vederla meglio, premete L
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My contribution to Light Grey Art Lab's Color Anthropology show! I based my illustration off of mummy brown, a pigment made in the 16th and 17th century from ground up cat and human mummies. Weird, right?
The Trojan fishing huts are my contribution to the 2023 Rogue Bricks Collab. This year, our huge collaborative MOC was set in ancient Greece and showcased the myths, legends and life 2500 years ago.
My model was part of the city of Troy. The small settlement lies outside the city walls and is filled with rural life, fishing and colourful hustle and bustle. Take your time and enjoy exploring the layout with all its details!
My first contribution to the new Nifty Fifty Friday group! If you aren't a member, consider this your invitation! Join here. It's been a while since I've used mine. Wow - forgot how light my camera was without the 24-70 f/2.8L!!
Have a wonderful weekend! I'll be shooting some fireworks tomorrow (work!). If you have any tips, please pass them along :D.
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#9 in Explore - thanks!
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Used Courtney's Free Pink Nostalgia and Funky Vintage.
During the Balkan Wars, the previously Ottoman city of Scutari fell 1913 to Serbia and Montenegro after a seven-month siege. However, an international conference in London awarded the city to the young state of Albania. An international naval blockade involving the German cruiser Breslau forced the withdrawal of troops from Scutari. An international corps of British, German, French, Italian and Austro-Hungarian contingents was formed as military security. The German contribution consisted of a company-sized naval infantry detachment of 120 volunteers.
My contribution to this popular viewpoint...while its nothing unique, it was particularly satisfying to capture this bucketlist shot in several attempts while visiting SF over the years - certainly no easy spot to get to!
Another contribution for the "Out-of-Sight"-project of the Urban Photo Collective Hamburg.
This one was shot with the Sigma 50 1.4 Art on a Nikon D810 and a Jinbei DC-1200 in a reflektor from the back. Involves heavy post processing ;-)
Model: Carina Ke'aloha
Visa: Anika Hecht
Lokation: Lichtwerk Altona Studios GmbH
My contributions to the 2023 RogueOlympics, a build contest by the RogueBricks Community, with each week featuring a new topic and a part limit of just 101 pieces.
It was great fun again! Although there's a lot of fun events throughout the year, Rogue Olympics is probably my favourite build contest. There were quite a few new contributors this year with many beautiful entries and it’s always a joy to see the vastly different builds that people come up with for the often very broad topics. Big thanks to the organizers and all the other awesome contributors!
Unfortunately I didn't participate in every round. I just couldn't come up with something for week 6 and although I even finished my build for round 7 complete with ordered parts from BrickLink, I just couldn't get my photo idea to work out. I'm still satisfied with the entries I made, though, and afterall there's no pressure to participate every week.
Half of my builds were inspired by film and TV again. I really love the Sorcerer entry. Although it's probably less interesting technique-wise, I just feel a strong connection to it because of the film. I had it in the back of my head to build something for Sorcerer one day and I'm really satisfied with how the overall images turned out within the part limitation. From the more generic entries I really like how the rose garden turned out and maybe I can work Emily into next year's Rogue Olympics again, too. But it's also neat that I could get an Architecture model in for the last round. I'm probably least attached to the internet entry. Although I'm fine with how the build and photo worked out, I just don't feel a strong personal connection to it.
I'm finally getting around to post my contribution to this epic collab I was privileged to be a part of this past year. Working with my co-collaborators @ben @detroitika @uncle_sammy_poo @tacobricks @si_mocs @legofin @renobricks_ @brickbuilt.replicas was a joy. I'd been wanting to get into the LEGO Halo MOC building community for a while and this was an incredible way to get started in it. There's a long history of amazing Halo builds, but not a lot in recent years, so bringing back the big Halo collabs at BFVA has been special, joining in to what Ben, Tanner, Sam, and Daniel started with Zeta Halo last year. We were honored to be sponsored by @brickwarriors and @eclipsegrafx. Vic and his team worked very hard to design unreal brand new weapons and UNSC Marine figs for this collab.
My section was the end cap to the right side of the build, featuring an endless Forerunner chasm via the use of 2 large mirrors to simulate depth. The public seemed to enjoy that visual feature at BFVA, which was gratifying for me as I have always wanted to do some mirror trickery in a build after seeing some other more talented builders than I use them. I also built a Falcon and 2 Warthogs for the collab, and had a fun time building trees with help from many buddies in our collab group and others, including @tk_1776 @iterative_bricks @masked_builder (thanks for the help guys ❤️)
Maranatha!
#lego #halo #legohalo #thesilentbricktographer #thesilentcartographer
Here is my contribution to the Time Isles collaboration at BrickCon, where me and several others all built floating islands depicting important events in world history. This build is based in Florence, Italy, where the Italian Renaissance started. I wanted to make the base half-circular and include an interior to a building, which was an interesting challenge. I think it turned out alright in the end, though I wish I had time to add furniture and more minifigures in the building. The bent bricks for the base were a pain, as they kept falling apart, but it was a really fun technique to use. The cathedral is based on the main cathedral in Florence; that's where I got inspiration for the white and sand green colorscheme which is pretty unusual. I also really like how the small gray building turned out, and I'm glad I got another chance to use that cool arch technique.
Let me know what you guys think, thanks for looking!
A small contribution from the Analogue Street Collective to give something during these unprecedented times of lockdowns, travel bans, isolation…
For 15 consecutive days, all printed publications of the Collective will be available in full for free viewing, in digital version.
We start with our biggest publication to date, Magazine No. 2, print edition, published in Dec 2019, 326 pages
Available from 29th March at ISSUU:
We hope you enjoy this issue and that you all keep safe.
theanaloguestreetcollective.com/magazine-2
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We follow with Magazine No. 3
Softcover print edition, published Jun 2019, 288 pages
Available from 15th April - 1st May
theanaloguestreetcollective.com/magazine-3
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Our 2nd book 'novem II'
Hardcover print edition, published May 2019, 226 pages
Featuring 9 Collective members with a Foreword
by Don Springer
Available from 2nd May
theanaloguestreetcollective.com/novem-ii/
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My contribution to the Saphos Trip from Bridgnorth to Bristol and return . Work commitments precluded the best of the daylight but a Scot on my home patch couldn't be missed . A stop at Dorridge I'd hoped would mean a slower start however running some 15 minutes down I hadn't quite factored in some assistance from the rear . Needless to say on a still evening the distinctive sound of the engine working was a joy to listen too and the theatre as she came across Bentley Heath crossing was worth the short trip out
Wolseley 16-60 (1961-71) Engine 1622cc S4 BMC B Series Production 63,082
Registration Number GUF 831 D (Brighton)
WOLSELEY ALBUM
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Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus (Happy Saint David's Day)
Wolseleys contribution to the BMC Farina designed family of mid-sized cars, with all of the luxury trimmings, the 16-60 replaced the simular 15-60 in 1961, with a larger 1622cc engine and an automatic option, but still on drum brakes.
Diolch am 74,979,135 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mae pob un yn cael ei werthfawrogi'n fawr.
Thanks for 74,979,135 amazing views, every one is greatly appreciated.
Shot 07.07.2019 at Cars in the Park, Beacon Park, Lichfield 143-153
Our contribution for THE CHALLENGE, Asia, beginning 31st May 2015: Containing the Asian Cabinet (LI 3/2 Prims, Dimensions: 0.86 x 0.45 x 1.5 meters), the Cherry Blossom Birdcage (LI 2/3 Prims), The Incense Burner (LI 1/1 Prim - Smoke on Touch), The Porcelain Buddha Head (LI 1/1 Prim), The Cherry Blossom (LI 1/1 Prim), The Zen Stones (LI 1/1 Prim) and the big Stone Buddha Head (LI 1/1 Prim, Dimensions: 0.75 x 0.93 x 1.3 meters). The "Zen Corner" will be available at 22769 ~ [bauwerk] at 31st May 2015 (SURL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wooden%20Bay/36/124/23)
Picture was taken in the 22769 ~ [bauwerk] Teahouse (Gacha in Store/Rare Prize)
Contribution to Thursday Monochrome.
Camera: Leica M6
Lens: Leica Elmarit 28mm 2.8
Film: Agfa APX400
Have great day!
This is my contribution to the unnatural theme for the week. It harks back to the first week of the project, where in some misguided bout of 365 optimism I decided to make a little pile of stones and stick it in every photograph. I can't think why....
I am going to set off to collect Eleanor now and she'll be here for 5 days. So, if I was bad a commenting before (I was), I will be even worse now!
I've got a Roman themed crafts activity book to do, we're going for lunch out one day, fish and chip night, pizza night, film night, organised kids craft morning, aircraft museum (not dull, you can sit in them, we'll be a pair of G's), Roman museum and an open farm to do.
Should be fun!
My contribution to the "Flickr Friday" theme "green and red"
"Coup de pompe" refers both to stroke of fatigue and draft beer
My little contribution to the Easter holidays! Some great headphones and a BONUS with the Bunny ears also included.
ALL THIS IS INCLUDED
4 SETS OF HEADPHONES
- HEADPHONES ARMY
- HEADPHONES WHITE
- BUNNY EAR VERSIONS (ARMY & WHITE)
- CUSTOMIZE (COPY & MODIFY)
- ONLY 290L
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I'll close this week's contributions to Roll Film Week with a salute to the man who actually took the photos: my dad. Here he is with two of my sisters at Rockaway Beach in the New York borough of Queens, in the early 1950s.
Like the other photos I've posted this week, he shot this using his Kodak 3A "pocket" camera, which created huge (3.25 by 5.5 inch) negatives.
I'm guessing this is a self-timer selfie because of the low angle—it looks like he set the camera on the sand (or a beach towel!). Also, he's a little blurry, which says to me he sprinted into position after setting a self timer.
This photo also beautifully illustrates the wonderfully soft depth of field that the camera's huge film format and Schneider lens produced.
It's been fun sharing these treasures, which are part of an archive that I've been assembling for the last three years—currently at 2300 scans and growing.
Posted for Roll Film Week, Day 5. Previous posts: My previous posts for the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
This is my modest contribution to the second issue of "Boys of Summer" called "Too Hot for Words".
I remember myself spending really good times watching the first edition and I was excited to be invited to be part of this project. Thank you so much cgines, Kaoko and Dementedchris! ^_^
The new issue is now available for download at: boyssummer.blogspot.com
Btw, this is Jared's new look! :D and the photos were inspired by the song "Map of the Problematique" by MUSE
A contribution to tonight's sunset collection in the area.
Also appears at Capital Weather Gang and Prince of Petworth.
Our contribution for the new round of On9: The Infinity Lounge Chair (comes together with the minimalist sun shade). The Infinity Lounge Chair is LI 4 with 2 Prims and holds 13 sitting animations.
The Infinity Lounge Chair will be available on the 9th at On9. One of the offered stzyles will have a huge discount. Landmark to On9: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tropical%20Orchid/239/193/999
My contribution to Comic Bricks! I should point out that the cover you're looking at is actually the back cover of Roots of the Swamp Thing number 3, which in 1986 reprinted the classic Len Wein/Berni Wrightson Swamp Thing stories from the seventies. The renewed interest was thanks to Alan Moore, who was busy writing Saga of the Swamp Thing and blowing everyone's mind.
My second and last contribution for this year’s Febrovery. Once again taking inspiration from an old space theme, this time Spyrius. I built a surveillance rover on patrol near a power generator. The dish folds down neatly into the rear and the cabin seats two minifigures.
See other images on Brickbuilt.