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Essentials all three! I was slow to recognize the significance of this group out at McIntosh Heritage Center. Now, these would surely have been heavily used by a dairying operation. These may rise to the highest importance implements on a farm. Barnyard cleanup. These are designed for simple hand use to assisted horse or tractor use for 'mucking." No wonder why manure spreaders were prevalent around the farm. Animal husbandry aside, Far too little attention is paid to soil husbandry. That is really the basis.
I was at McIntosh Ag Museum again for my windmill agriculture shot and saw this but the title for this image only came after I opened the file and figured what it was. This machinery is for the ages, the Iron or Dark ages! I should be able to spot some rust on it. I really need to get really close in on this and do a texture detail of the rust. I have a lot of close up gear I seldom use. It had to be iron heavy in order to be able to "bite" into the soil. It looked like a single row plow. Single row implements took some serious time to work a field, one row at a time. Manual labor for sure.
Highway #66 was already overloaded with spring travelers to the hills, hoping for heat relief in the Rockies. Some of us are slower to take the hint. Only the cow trail of snow remains up on Mount Meeker.
Camera: Sony NEX-6
Lens: Sony 50mm f/1.8
Equipment: Gorillapod Hybrid
Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Sneakers: Nike Air Max 1 Essentials - Obsidian
This is the Donside Village Hydro Turbine located within the nature reserve , I've taken some info from their website on the story behind the project to install and utilise the turbine to produce HydroElectricity.
The micro hydro scheme is located at a bend of the River Don, at the edge of the former papermill which is now being re-developed for a variety of other purposes, including residential housing, with the riverside being developed by the community for recreational use and wildlife value.
The land for the hydro was secured from the landowner and developer, Sanctuary Group, by the community for the generation of renewable energy.
By short-cutting this bend in the river, the hydro makes use of the gradually sloping river bed that falls over a depth of about 2.5m and covers a distance of 200m. The hydro scheme will be fed by a new lade and make full extent of the natural fall by cutting across the bend.
A feasibility study indicated that the site has the potential to generate about 400kW of power but under the current government energy subsidy regime (Feed-in-Tariff ) a scale of 100kW is the most economically feasible.
Donside Village has an enviable location on the banks of the River Don approximately 4km from the city centre of Aberdeen. It is on the site of the former Donside Papermill in the wider Tillydrone community. The papermill occupied the site until its closure in 2001 and demolition in 2006.
The site has been, and continues to be re-developed into a sustainable mixed community one of the UK’s largest Registered Social Landlords; Sanctuary Housing.
Inside the original boundary of the former papermill, new modern energy efficient flats and houses have been built, with a mix of social housing, part buy and owner occupied properties. The properties overlook the river which will be designed and landscaped by the community as an amenity for people and wildlife from the local community and beyond.
This community is known as Donside. It is represented by the Donside Community Association, made up of the residents and friends of Donside Village.
Hydroelectricity involves the conversion of energy stored in water held at a height as it travels to a lower level. The flow of water drives a mechanical shaft which then drives an electric generator.
The vertical fall of the water, known as the head, is essential for hydropower generation. Fast-flowing water on its own does not contain sufficient energy for useful power production.
Aberdeen Community Energy have purchased and installed a Landustrie Hydropower Screw Turbine for the Donside Hydro.
Diptychs
Digital Composite Photos
Here, I laid down a white sheet and got a backpack I usually use to carry my camera stuff around when I'm traveling. I liked the way the faded blue looked against the white so I just boosted the saturation a bit for that effect. Next, I laid down a bunch of random stuff I would usually carry in the bag, and created a little bit of a clutter. Which, I actually like because there's a lot to look at, but at the same time it is not too distracting. Also, a very important point is the orange foam piece of the GoPro case. I think it really helps the photo pop because everything else is pretty monotone. Altogether, I think it works well.
For the diptychs assignment, this photo is obviously not a new setup, but that doesn't mean it's not good. I really like the whole concept of how the bags insides are revealed. It says a lot more than just a single photo of a faded blue backpack.
32.56 x 18. 78 | 240 ppi
Covid shift essentials..
Tyvek suit, gloves (large), goggles (snug fit) mask and of course an AMT cappuccino!!
I work for Yorkshire Ambulance Service in and around the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire.
It’s a great job and I feel very honoured to be able to help people at their point of need.
Check out the website for all sorts of info re YAS and the work we do.
Off to Sicily later tonight for some black and white photography and a Leica One Challenge in Palermo.
This is the essential cabin luggage
Trotting enthusiastically along the road, this pair of fine Clydesdales draw a conscripted brewery van towards the troops who are doubtless looking forward to it's imminent arrival.
Although the brewery van is a permanent resident, the horses and crew were at Beamish Museum as part of the museum's Horses at War event of September 2018, celebrating the huge part that horses played in the first World War.
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Respect and protect essential workers! Frontline workers are on the job where you live. We can’t survive without them. Respect them. Protect them. #stayindoors. #iamessential
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This shot of Maureen was taken during the Lighting Essentials workshop in Philadelphia on October 26, 2008. She was so much fun to work with, and looked amazing no matter what outfit we put her in, but I particularly liked this pant suit and how it looked in relation to this gated archway.
For the lighting setup, I had one SB-800 positioned about 4-5 feet to her left at about eye level, which is what's casting the gate shadows. I also had one SB-800 sitting behind the gates and on her right which illuminated the background a bit, and I used a barn door to keep this light from spilling onto Maureen. I used Nikon CLS to trigger the strobes.
All of the processing was done using Lightroom 2, although I intend to later put some finishing touches on it with Photoshop CS4 (which is on order). I've also processed this is several different ways, but this is the one that I liked the best. Please let me know your thoughts or suggestions (i.e. if and how you would do it differently).
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sorry this is not the full video, the surprise moment is missing.... I work on getting the whole video online.
Nature videos can be like a TV soap.
Watch these Beetles dealing with their allday problems: Sex, Fight, Eat, Concurrents
Spoken language Spanish, because the stars are spanish.
i'm heading back to canada for a month soon, so i am just getting things together. this is my flight mode essentials collection!
• nike roshe runs
• nexus 7 fhd tablet
• canadian passport (FTW!)
• neff daily watch
• iphone 4S
• canadian change
• headphones
• pen
• vaseline
• chewing gum
So I keep using the same Rainmeter skins, apparently. I'm currently studying an MA course in which I focus on developing on Augmented Reality interfaces and the UX of such a computer. I want to transfer my basic minimal approach from the 2D screen to something fitting the 3D holographic interfaces proposed by HoloLens, Meta 2 and other devices.
I wonder if it's even compatible...
The skins used are:
- Timewords by jsmorley
- Encoded by ~lilshizzy
- Social Launcher by ~twistlemon
A downloadable installer is available on my DeviantArt profile
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
A nice shot of a wonderful bookstore set designed by Kay Weston at Image Essentials (2014 video project of mine). She is the best!