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Both cars from TEAM 18 - Holden ZB Commodores competing at The Bend OTR Sprint meet of the Australian Supercars series. Both cars always look a treat on track.
(1 of 2) Scott Pye in the DeWalt livery, and,
(2 of 2) Mark Winterbottom in the Irwin Tools blue.
The Bend Motorsport Park, Tailem Bend, South Australia, Australia.
I've used my two little trigger clamps many times "behind the scenes" to hold things in place for my Macro Mondays photos. This week with the theme of Tool I decided to let one of them have its own moment in the spotlight.
It's holding a single dried rosemary leaf, and the background is a small pile of orzo pasta.
DeWalt and Stanley are back in business.
***The experiments in Still Life continue. Natural light through doorway on left, (too bright possibly) many attempts at exposure options, including exposure bracketing (failed). In the end settled on this single shot with contrast & shadows/highlights adjustments. ***
It's a good thing that the Bubonic Plague (black death, spread by rats) is not the pandemic of the decade.
On Sunday, 25 April, I and maybe 40 other artists (if I can add that title to myself) will be participating in a Zoom Conference hosted by the Sanchez Art Center. This is a public discussion of the work in the 2020 Left Coast Annual Juried Exhibition.
Curated by Carin Adams, Curator of Art at the Oakland Museum of California.
Sign-up by Saturday, April 25 at 8pm
PDT
Juror's Talk and Artist Gallery "Walk"
Sunday, April 26, 3 - 5pm PDT
I will be in the second half of the discussion, after 4 pm.
Online Gallery and sign up:
Designed by FGM and Valerio Dewalt Train (VDTA), the new Gordon Parks Arts Wing opened on the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools campus in the fall of 2015. The George Lucas Family Foundation committed $25 million to the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools in support of the schools' new arts hall. George Lucas and Mellody Hobson requested the new building be named in honor of the iconic photographer, writer, film director, and musician, Gordon Parks.
The new Gordon Parks Arts Hall has 94,000 square feet on three stories, with art spaces that match the talent of the students and teachers who use them. With a new 250-seat Sherry Lansing Theater, a 150-seat drama studio, and a 700-seat assembly hall, the Gordon Parks Arts Hall dramatically increases the Lab Schools' ability to support theater and music programs.
As an alumni of the Lab Schools and a current kindergarten teacher, I was honored to be asked by our director to create a Lego model to be presented as a gift to the donors.
The most challenging aspect of the build was creating a model of a structure and grounds that were not yet complete. I worked closely with our associate director and facilities director to gain access to plans and site visits. It was very exciting to get to go on the roof of the adjoining buildings (those I had been in as an elementary student) to get a sense of roof details. Once a week I would walk by the building to see what progress had been made and adjust what I was doing to match the actual building. The unusual angles and huge expanses of glass proved to be particularly difficult considering the limited palate of trans-clear elements.
Features of note include the 'green' roof on the south section of the building. The round shape and sloped roof of the auditorium. And the unusual geometry of the glass along the north facade.
It was truly a pleasure to be able to create this work. As part of my research I read Gordon Parks' memoir and reflected on the way he often accepted a new challenge without fully knowing how to complete the task. His way of learning through doing reminded me of the Deweyian philosophy on which our school was founded. It was also very exciting to be able to create something as a gift for another artist who has a profound influence on my childhood and life.
2021 helle kesänä kunnostin yli 20 vuotta vanhan tarjoiluvaunun. Hioin ja öljysin puisen tason. Lisäksi päivitin kovamuovikannattimet sisalnarulla.
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Markus Kauppinen
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Aletha Dewalt
Tobacco Leaf and Tulip, 2007
cotton, 101.5 x 100 in
Gardnersville, Montserrado County, Liberia
Courtesy of the John Singler Collection
Designed by FGM and Valerio Dewalt Train (VDTA), the new Gordon Parks Arts Wing opened on the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools campus in the fall of 2015. The George Lucas Family Foundation committed $25 million to the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools in support of the schools' new arts hall. George Lucas and Mellody Hobson requested the new building be named in honor of the iconic photographer, writer, film director, and musician, Gordon Parks.
The new Gordon Parks Arts Hall has 94,000 square feet on three stories, with art spaces that match the talent of the students and teachers who use them. With a new 250-seat Sherry Lansing Theater, a 150-seat drama studio, and a 700-seat assembly hall, the Gordon Parks Arts Hall dramatically increases the Lab Schools' ability to support theater and music programs.
As an alumni of the Lab Schools and a current kindergarten teacher, I was honored to be asked by our director to create a Lego model to be presented as a gift to the donors.
The most challenging aspect of the build was creating a model of a structure and grounds that were not yet complete. I worked closely with our associate director and facilities director to gain access to plans and site visits. It was very exciting to get to go on the roof of the adjoining buildings (those I had been in as an elementary student) to get a sense of roof details. Once a week I would walk by the building to see what progress had been made and adjust what I was doing to match the actual building. The unusual angles and huge expanses of glass proved to be particularly difficult considering the limited palate of trans-clear elements.
Features of note include the 'green' roof on the south section of the building. The round shape and sloped roof of the auditorium. And the unusual geometry of the glass along the north facade.
It was truly a pleasure to be able to create this work. As part of my research I read Gordon Parks' memoir and reflected on the way he often accepted a new challenge without fully knowing how to complete the task. His way of learning through doing reminded me of the Deweyian philosophy on which our school was founded. It was also very exciting to be able to create something as a gift for another artist who has a profound influence on my childhood and life.
I made a new rolling cart for my DeWalt thickness planer. It's a little low, but worked fine. I made it so it will roll under my bench for storage. The planner weighs 100 pounds, and I was getting tired of moving it by hand.
I still need to add a bottom shelf.
Those yellow DeWalt tools kind of stuck out like a sore thumb in that sea of Craftsman red!
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Sears, 1996-built (projected closing, early 2019), Germantown Pkwy. at Hwy 64, Memphis
Designed by FGM and Valerio Dewalt Train (VDTA), the new Gordon Parks Arts Wing opened on the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools campus in the fall of 2015. The George Lucas Family Foundation committed $25 million to the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools in support of the schools' new arts hall. George Lucas and Mellody Hobson requested the new building be named in honor of the iconic photographer, writer, film director, and musician, Gordon Parks.
The new Gordon Parks Arts Hall has 94,000 square feet on three stories, with art spaces that match the talent of the students and teachers who use them. With a new 250-seat Sherry Lansing Theater, a 150-seat drama studio, and a 700-seat assembly hall, the Gordon Parks Arts Hall dramatically increases the Lab Schools' ability to support theater and music programs.
As an alumni of the Lab Schools and a current kindergarten teacher, I was honored to be asked by our director to create a Lego model to be presented as a gift to the donors.
The most challenging aspect of the build was creating a model of a structure and grounds that were not yet complete. I worked closely with our associate director and facilities director to gain access to plans and site visits. It was very exciting to get to go on the roof of the adjoining buildings (those I had been in as an elementary student) to get a sense of roof details. Once a week I would walk by the building to see what progress had been made and adjust what I was doing to match the actual building. The unusual angles and huge expanses of glass proved to be particularly difficult considering the limited palate of trans-clear elements.
Features of note include the 'green' roof on the south section of the building. The round shape and sloped roof of the auditorium. And the unusual geometry of the glass along the north facade.
It was truly a pleasure to be able to create this work. As part of my research I read Gordon Parks' memoir and reflected on the way he often accepted a new challenge without fully knowing how to complete the task. His way of learning through doing reminded me of the Deweyian philosophy on which our school was founded. It was also very exciting to be able to create something as a gift for another artist who has a profound influence on my childhood and life.
Last time we scoped out a large portion of the Milwaukee merchandise at this Rural King. This time, the focus is on DeWalt (which I believe was right down from the Milwaukee stuff), with many of the products sporting "Made in USA" designs contrasting the trademark yellow-orange with black. Customers are encouraged to smile for the camera a lot at this section of shelving as well, for whatever reason. No wanted posters of actual shoplifters persons of interest posted in this area that I remember however, unlike what I saw in a couple of other select parts of the store!
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Rural King (former Kmart), 1975(?)-built, Hwy. 43/72 and E. 6th St., Muscle Shoals, AL
A warm up build from a few months back, a recreation of Jacob Unterreiner's Micro GARC 7. I did a bunch of test renders when I first built this but never got around to adding stickers.
Check out Jacob's original build here:
www.flickr.com/photos/65992320@N05/13228623104/
(The ship designation on the side of the cockpit is the original builders last name.)
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I went to Home Depot awhile ago looking for a few Wood Chisels. They had a Stanley three pack for $13.00 and a DeWalt 3 pack for $23.00
The only difference in the tools was the DeWalts had steel endcaps in the ends of the handles and the Stanley's did not.
As I pulled the two brands off the hooks to look at them I noticed something different on the next DeWalt package hanging on the hook. I pulled it off and there seems to be a packaging error. A 1" Stanley Chisel is in place of the 1" DeWalt Chisel. 🤔 The plastic was undamaged so someone didn't switch tools from another package.
I then noticed the lone Stanley chisel also had a steel end cap like the DeWalt Chisels. All the other Stanley Chisels had a full plastic handles.
I called a floorwalker over and asked him if he noticed anything about the two packs. He finally spotted the difference.
I asked if there might be a discount for the mispackaged one so he texts the manager who is in a meeting. He told the guy let him have it for the price of the Stanley 3 pack....so I got it for $13.00
🤔 Now how did that Stanley chisel end up with a metal end cap? None of the other Stanley chisels had a metal endcap.
Both brands are made in Vietnam. Possibly a manufacturing error. I wonder if they come down the same conveyor belt to be packaged?
An experiment
to explore conscientious
gone horribly wrong
For We're Here! who are visiting Photo Haiku today.
Inspired by the movie "PI".
I actually wrote the haiku before I recalled the movie reference. Odd. Its such a weird scene, in such a wonderful movie.
Strobist.com:
TT560, camera right and high, bare
SB700, camera left and behind, 46" softlighter
(Film 7 of 24 in 2016)
A man is shown holding a piece of lighting equipment in what appears to be a workshop or storage area. The equipment he is holding is a type of T-bar lighting system used for stage lighting, mobile DJ setups, or event lighting
. This type of stand can hold multiple light fixtures, such as PAR cans or other effects lights, and is designed to be easily adjustable and portable.
The man is wearing a red polo shirt, black shorts, and work boots. In the background, there is more equipment, including what looks like speakers or power amplifiers, and a fire extinguisher on the wall.
For the first time I managed to get the entire collection on one picture. To see more detail, click on All Sizes and go to original size. There are about 120 haulers, I will be adding to the listing below each day until I have them all listed.
Tiny Lund, # 55 Superbird,
Phil Parsons, #29, Goodyear Racing,
Kellogg’s racing, #5, Headrick motor Sports, GMAC,
Junior Johnson, Maxwell House Racing, Ford,
Goodyear Racing,
Thunder in the Glen, #92, Racing at Watkins Glen,
Darrell Waldrep, #17, Western Auto,
Mountain Dew, #11, Cabover Dale Jarrett
Hooters 500, 1993, Atlanta Motor Speedway
Hooters # 7 Alan Kulwicki
Hooters # 43 Richard Petty Tribute
Red Hawk Racing # 89 Jeff McClure
Exide Batteries # & Geof Bodine
Richard Petty #43 35th Anniversery
Petty Enterprises STP ESMork
Dale Jerrett # 32 Band Aide
Dale Jerrett # 88 Ford Quality Care
Dale Jerrett #88,
Pontiac STP Racing, Bobby Hamilton
Dupont, Auto Finishes, Ricky Craven
Baby Ruth Filmar Racing, Jeff Burton Ford
Piedmont Racing # 44 Sterling Marlin
Hardees Racing Cayle Yarbourgh Motor Soprts;
Winners., Neil Bonnett
Meineke Racing, #12 Jimmy Spencer
Dirt Devil, #48, Kenny Wallace, Sabco Racing
Alliance Tractor Trailer Training, #59 Robert Parsley
Ed Makove, Witaker Racing #7, Bristol, TN
Stanley Tools #92, Carry Peterson
Remington ArmsRacing, #75, Rick Most
Big K #66 Darrell Waldrip
Tobasico Racing # 35
Warner Hodgou Racing #75 Nert Bonnett
Purex Dial, #40 Patty Moise
Mac Tools – Yellow
Mac Tools White Harry Gant
Mac Tools White Harry Gant
Cheerwine Soft Drink, #21 Ore Pongons
Dentyne, #87, Joe Nemecheck
Hersheys Kisses, Kevin Harvick
John Deere #97, Chad Little
Great Clips, #38 Kacy Khane
John Deere #97, Chad Little
Army of One Rousch Racing,
Lowes #11 Bret Bodine
Jasper Racing #77 Dave Blaney
Scott Riggs #10 Nesquik
Ed Barrier, #22 Greased Lightening
Yellow #1 Jamie McMury
McDonalds Racing
Caterpillar #95
Burger King #87 Joe Neemechek
Kelloggs Racing #5 Terry LaBonte Hendrick
38 M & m Elliot Sadler
Diecast Depot
Stacker 2,#23, Kenny Wallace
M & M #38, Elliot Sadler
Tide # 32, Dickry craved Ricky Craven
Cheerios # 43 Jeff Green
Dewalt, #17 Matt Kenseth
M & M # 36, Ken Schrader
Kodak Racing #4 Bobbie Hamilton
Kodak Racing #4 Sterling Marlin, Morgan McClure
Harrahs Racing, #14, Larry Foyt
Kodak, #77 Brendon Gaughan
Dale Earhart Jr #8 3 Doors Down
Dale Earhart Jr #8 DEI
Dale Earhart Jr #8 Major League Baseball
Dale Earhart Jr #8 Loony Toons
Dale Earhart Jr #8 Chance 2 Racing
Dale Earhart Jr #8 Oreo
Winn Dixie, #60 Mark Martin
National Guard, #16, Gregg Biffle
Dale Earhart Jr #8 All Star Game
Con Way Trucking, # 60 Jack Sprauge, Craftsman Super Truck
Jeff Gordon #24 Dupont
Jeff Gordon #24 Wizzard of Oz
Jeff Gordon #24 Pepsi
Georgia Pacific, #45 Kyle Petty
Sterling Marlin #40
UAW # 25 Joe Nemacheck
Exide, #99 Jeff Burton
Cingular, #31 Robby Gordon
Rubbermaid, #97 Kurt Busch
Cartoon Network, #29
Aarons #99 Michael Waldrep
Cartoon Network Schooby snacks
Cartoon Network Schooby Doo
Coors, #40
Miller Genuine Draft, Rahal Hogan Racing
GTX John Force
Kenny Berstine
Quaker State #26 Brett Bodine
Makers of these trucks include, Action; Matchbox; “Racing Champions”, RCCA, RCI, Winross, “Peach State Collectibles"
Racing Nascar
A whole builders truck locker full of the DeWalt brand of electrical power tools , mostly battery powered I noted .
Lou's
The Terraces
Kenmore . Brisbane
Adding another tool to the workshop family, and another bit of cost to this project. Things add up pretty quickly, but having the right tool for the right job is just invaluable. This compact router is what I am going to use for the free-handed text routing, and with so many phrases, lyrics, quotes, and everything in between that needs to get routed in this project- I need something lightweight and reliable for the job.
I think once I can capture the scope of the project it will make sense why this is literally going to take me so long to finish- but man it’s going to be awesome when I am done. I am almost back to my level, so hopefully I can progress with this project again soon.
Theme: Building A Legacy
Year Nine Of My 365 Project
2021 helle kesänä kunnostin yli 20 vuotta vanhan tarjoiluvaunun. Hioin ja öljysin puisen tason. Lisäksi päivitin kovamuovikannattimet sisalnarulla.
Photographer / Valokuvaaja:
Markus Kauppinen
My websites / Verkkosivuni:
My blog / Blogini:
My web gallery / Kuvagalleriat:
www.valonkuvaaja.com/kuvagalleria
www.instagram.com/kauppinen_markus
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/Valonkuvaajacom
Twitter:
Youtube: