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Landfill? Recycle?
Decisions, decisions.
Decatur (East Decatur Station), Georgia, USA.
5 December 2019.
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First Leeds received 3 enviro 400 double deckers during late August for the A65 bus lane launch although non are expected to stay. Here 33706 is seen inbound on the new bus lane complete with first Leeds branding, adverts for the A65 improvements and FWY legals.
BU56RFY West Midlands Fire Service 310 Man Marshall SV Prime mover Environment Unit Pod Hays Mill Station
Some 80% of Scotland’s land mass is under agricultural production, making the industry the single biggest determinant of the landscape we see around us. Scotland’s farmers, crofters and growers produce output worth around £2.9 billion a year, and are responsible for much of Scotland’s £5 billion food and drink exports. The export target for 2017 is £7.1 billion.
Around 67,000 people are directly employed in agriculture in Scotland – this represents around 8% of the rural workforce and means that agriculture is the third largest employer in rural Scotland after the service and public sectors. It is estimated that a further 360,000 jobs (1 in 10 of all Scottish jobs) are dependent on agriculture.
The agri-food sector is now the UKs largest manufacturing sector.
Around 85% of Scotland is classified as Less Favoured Area. This is an EU classification which recognises natural and geographic disadvantage.
There are large numbers of farms in north west Scotland, but these are significantly smaller in terms of the numbers of livestock/area of crops grown than farms elsewhere. Sheep farming is the predominant type of farming in the north west and there are also many sheep farms in the south of the country. Larger cereal farms are concentrated in the east. Beef farming takes place throughout Scotland, but is particularly common in the south west. This area also has the bulk of the dairy industry.
Work Day, 03/10/2020, Brooklyn, OH
Apple iPhone 7 Plus
iPhone 7 Plus back dual camera 6.6mm f/2.8
ƒ/2.8 6.6 mm 1/440 20
Another plastic jug and other litter in the same storm drain as the one I picked back in March. [IMG_3104]
This view shows the variety of coastal environments in this portion of Humboldt County. This is the mouth of Guthrie Creek southwest of Ferndale. The dry growth in the foreground is representative of the south facing slope leading down to the creek. In the background to the right is the Pacific Ocean. To the left is a north facing slope of redwood, coast cypress and Douglas fir
(2007) Environment concept sketches and visualization with color for an escape from hell horror game pitch back in 2007.
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Week 14
Landscape: Zoomed in
Most landscapes are wide sweeping images. Try an alternative and zoom in instead.
I worked on three miniature collages for the New York Times web campaign for Canadian readers.
There are three designs: Nature & Environment, Politics & Economy, and Art & Culture theme.
The campaign appears on the NY Times website banners, emails, and social networks (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook). AD: Nuno Silva (NYT)
More details & process photos:
www.behance.net/gallery/71057839/New-York-Times-Web-Campa...
世界で最も有名な新聞 New York Timesのカナダの購読者向けウェブキャンペーンのお仕事をさせて頂きました。
デザインは「ネイチャー＆環境」「アート＆カルチャー」「政治＆経済」の3種。
この広告は、New York Timesウェブサイトのバナーや、Eメール、SNS (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook) にランダムに現れます。
One of the sessions at Living Planet Symposium focused on human adaptability to extreme environments. The discussion was triggered by the different experiences of the three speakers: ESA Astronaut Luca Parmitano, ESA CryoSat Mission Geophysicist Alessandro di Bella and Omar Di Felice, an extreme cyclist. All three have lived or worked in very difficult, albeit different, environments.
Credits: ESA/JürgenMai