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Bri realized that the London Eye must have been put up with a slight lean towards the river, since the ropes which are stabilizing it are only anchored on the land side.
Such a clever cookie he is.
An 1880 building, think wood stoves, oil and gas lights, to condos on up to Pittock Mansion in the West Hills
An old, unused building on Chicago's West Side, solid as a ROCK- that had once been a STUDEBAKER DEALERShips Repair Garage- and is now being used as an Artists Workshop- while temporarily being utilized to create and fabricate a Shipping Container Pop-Up for Chicago's Millennium Park!
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....not just on the landscape, but also the community. London seems like a city that is long past it's hayday with the downtown filled with derelict people, and the last time I went it was also half ripped up.
You might not know this but at one point in the 50s and early 70s, when London was still a nice city, it was also the serial killer capital of the world. There is a great doc on youtube about this period.
The owner of this business actually had two lives in London.
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see behind the scenes of this series.
This photo has been published in the book xgray vision 2008, which is available for purchase through my my online bookstore at blurb.com.
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ceiling lamp lighting displayed at Restoration Hardware Gallery
(RH Gallery - Town Center Plaza - Leawood, KS)
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Outside Beach, Seldovia, Alaska
Wista SP 4x5, Nikkor W 210mm f/5.6, Ilford Delta 100, Lee 15 Yellow Filter, developed in Adox FX-39 1+19 for 12:00 at 23 degrees
I made a thing to make things. Chainstay mitering fixture made from 8020 extrusion and some bits and bobs from ebay and around the shop. Tried it out today, seems to work well. This should knock off about an hour from my build time per bike. Super stoked. www.bantambicycles.com
One of the light fixtures hanging over my kitchen counter. It's been so dark because of all the rain that I left it on all day. I think we have one more day of rain for sure, possibly two. Enough!
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I just cooked up this little fixture to help locate a front derailleur braze-on. The radius of the inside surface of the boss is 5mm, so I turned a rod to 10mm. The face of that radius is supposed to be 8.7mm in front of the center line of the seat tube, so I milled a flat on the back of my rod that is 8.7mm from the other side. I turned a little groove and then drilled and taped a hole in line with the groove and orthogonal to the flat. The groove helps you set the distance from the center of the bottom bracket. So that little rod works in concert with a tube block and a couple clamps. I haven't brazed the boss on yet and checked its position, but I'm optimistic...