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These are the incredible results of all those wonderful volunteers! Enjoy the natural beauty they have brought to light once more!
WOW – That is the only word I can use to describe the hard work of all our incredible volunteers today! Despite blowing a master cylinder on on Cleanup Truck knocking it out of commission half way thought the event, on 4/11/15 we worked with over 180 volunteers to nor only completely cleanup Bread and Cheese Creek, but to clean all the bordering streets along the stream, remove a huge trash and log jam at the pumping station, clean the alleys in Berksire bordering the stream, clean the hill on Berkshire Road behind the BP station and they also continued cleaning up the woods behind the North Point Plaza Flea Market!!!! In all the removed enough trash to overfill a 40 yard dumpster (a front end loader was brought in to smash everything down and make more room) and we filled a dump truck as well! This included over 590 bags of trash, 21 tires, 8 shopping carts, 2 toilets, 2 trashcans, lots of sheet-rock, a mattress, a toilet!!
We would like thank all our wonderful volunteers who came out and made such an amazing difference! We would also like to thank LaFarge for feeding everyone with their delicious Jack Daniels Pulled Pork Barbeque sandwiches, Pat’s Pizza and Pizza Hut for donating pizzas to feel our army of volunteers, and Entenmanns Discount Bakery for donating lots of donuts to keep our sugar up during the event. We would also like to thank the Johns Hopkins Green Team for donating trash bags, hand sanitizer, trash pickers, and granola bars. And of course we have to thank the Alliance for the Chesapeake Park for donating trash bags, and gloves. Thank you everyone for all your hard work today and for making an amazing difference for our environment and the community!
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Every Harris shutter effect collection must have a Ferris wheel.
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Charles Babbage's consuming passion, consummated after a century.
I have to admire the dedication of anybody who wanted to build this, but I also seriously question their sanity.
Even as an educational piece, it misses the mark. It's messy, noisy, slow, hard to describe, and generally doesn't work.
As Art, well, maybe.
But it is a glorious piece of work - both design and execution. Engineering, maybe not -- he was British after all, not even Scottish.
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Before starting my Passage of time project, to get inspiration I looked at several different photographers and several types of photography. This is a response to painting with light photography.
2023 Weekly Alphabet Challenge, Week 34, H for Hilltop. Our neighbourhood is actually built on the Brabantse Wal, a ridge of sand pushed high by melting ice , marking the difference between the low lying clay grounds and the higher lying sand grounds . But it is hard to show that so I’ve taken an shot of the difference in height in our garden instead.
Quote from Roberto Clemente in the mural at The Clemente Museum, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, February 29, 2020. (Artist: Kyle Holbrook, Instagram: @artworld187)
A documentary film by Tod Lending
PBS Airdate: Season 29 of POV (September 12, 2016)
Caption: Robert Henderson (left) with professor (right) at Lake Forest
Credit: Tod Lending
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Twenty representatives from vegetable processing and seed companies gathered in November to evaluate 160 varieties of peas, snap beans and sweet corn grown in research trials at Cornell's New York State Agricultural Experiment Station.
Photo: Kate Frazer
The fall leaves on this photo are a great touch to a piece that is a highlight of the Plaza that we are all familiar with. I am excited for winter and snowy peaks and crisp mornings. I sure love the seasons here in Colorado. God Bless America
W: 16.68 H:11.392 250PPI
1/160th. f/7.1 ISO Lo1
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Gill Sans MT
Though the picture looks cheesy for a typography, this actually was the least cheesy wordings I could come up with. The font is not too professional and really simple, makes the photo feel like one from Lifetouch photography. I digress, the photos mood was supposed to be simply happy and I think Ryan's smile nailed that. Answering this weeks question is it just adds an extra layer of emotion.
These are my cats. I've had the one on the right for 3 1/2 years, his name is Jaber (yes, after the tagger). The smaller cat is Stela (yes, after the tagger), at the time of this photo, I've had her for a year. She was a very sick kitten when I got her and it was hour by hour seeing if she was going cross the bridge with severe pneumonia. She never made the trip and she decided to stay here with her new friend. I was told that since her lungs wasn't developing normally, her body stopped growing to "accommodate the defect". Jaber here is around 14 pound and she tipped the scales just ove 6 pounds. She may be small but she is a barrel of fun
I've been wanting to do this comparison for a while, and finally had the means to do it! What's the difference between Acros 100 and Acros 100 II? It's subtle, but there is a difference in contrast. Other than that, the two films are almost identical in grain structure and sharpness.
Left Frame:
Nikon F5 - AF Nikkor 50mm 1:1.4D (Yellow-12) - Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100 @ ASA-100
Right Frame:
Minolta Maxxum 9 - Minolta Maxxum AF 50mm 1:1.4 (Yellow-12) - Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100 II @ ASA-100
FlicFilm Crawley's FX-37 (1+3) 6:30 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700 + Silverfast 9 SE
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
The Panta Rhei Project participated in the Freelance Star Sponsored Make a difference day. We created an art installation of 650 coat hangers representing the 650 homeless people in Fredericksburg and collected coats to fill the coat hangers. The collected coats are to be donated to the Thurman Brisbane Center in Fredericksburg.
For more information on the Panta Rhei Project visit: www.pantarheiproject.com