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6/52 for the group 2025 Weekly Alphabet Challenge
This week's theme was: F is for Fold
I'm not sure where we acquired this folding wooden ruler from. Probably from when we cleared out one of our parents' homes. I'm pretty sure we didn't buy it.
After my 3DR Quadcopter crashed on top of the Henry Ford Museum, I needed a new frame. Design Goals: Make a frame that has the same dimensions as the 3DR so I can use the stock tuning, but make it fold up for transport. Due Date: Maker Faire NY 2013.
Materiality of Fold is a sophisticated TRESPA board, which durable interior and exterior colors and pattern. The table is designed to be easily assembled and dissembled in a matter of minute without any tools required. Fold come in several colors and design and have two types for exterior and interior use.
Designed by Duangrit Bunnag / Paphop Wongpanich
Product sizes : W120 X D120 X H72 cm
If you like the convenience of the space-saving, compact folding table, but you would like to have your own design or finish for the tabletop, you can build your own foldable table: Here you can find the technical specifications with the design of the FastLeg structures.
Se vi piace la praticità e la compattezza del tavolo pieghevole a muro, ma vorreste averlo in forma, dimensioni o finitura personalizzate, queste sono le specifiche tecniche delle strutture FastLeg.
Necklace made with folded paper beads and sterling silver chain, part of a new collection of products being introduced at Renegade Craft fair Brooklyn, June 6 + 7 2009.
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Folded from a 35 cm square of tant paper, which is too thin, I've discovered. Well, too thin for me.
Huawei phone looked significantly better than the Samsung foldable phone. Feel free to use this image, but give credits to www.cerillion.com/Products/SaaS/Cerillion-Skyline
Designed/Folded by Naoto Horiguchi. I believe this is the statue of the girl who began the 1000 crane tradition. This is an awesome model, because you can see her actually folding a crane. Another 1 uncut square design. sugoi!
WONDER exhibit, Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
Maya Lin (1959– )
Folding the Chesapeake
2015
marbles and adhesive
Courtesy of Maya Lin Studio
"Growing up in Ohio in the 1960s, Lin watched her father participate in the fledging studio glass movement then gathering steam in nearby Toledo. The marbles used in this installation are the same industrial fiberglass product Henry Huan Lin and other glass-blowing pioneers experimented with then, which were soon abandoned by artists as technical knowledge matured. Folding the Chesapeake marks their first use by Maya Lin and a new chapter in her decades-long investigation of natural wonders. By shaping rivers, fields, canyons, and mountains within the museum, Lin shifts our attention to their outdoor counterparts, sharpening our focus on the need for their conservation."
Shot of Tania's book folded to show parts of the artworks inside - I like how the accordion books allow you different views and combinations of the contents.
This art was done as part of moly_x, the international sketchbook exchange, www.flickr.com/groups/moly_x. For more, visit the group blog at: mxportraits4.blogspot.com
These were "scrap" coin pieces of linen-textured metal (used the mill and a piece of linen for the texture), and I gave them a bit of a folded twist, then threaded the twisted wire through, soldered and curved. Lightly antiqued with liver of sulfur. Love them!!! These will be sold in my store, except for the one I'm wearing :-) Material: sterling silver, copper
This is the first film I've shot with the Rhaco camera. As it seems there were some light leaks (possibly due to the inconsistent wrapping inside the camera). I will probably do one more film again, but this time an slower one (probably a Pan F 50 or something even slower, like an ADOX).
camera: Rhaco folding camera
lens: Ennatar Anastigmat 105mm f/4.5
film: ILFORD HP5 Plus 400 ASA
film development: Color Drack
exposure evaluation: EOS 5D Mark II
scan: CanoScan 9000F with SilverFast SE
Tonight, we'll be driving to our holiday destination: Le cap d'Agde.
We want to start driving by 8PM, and drive all night long, and arrive in the early morning. It's a 1000km long trip.
I'm not sure if I will have a means of uploading my pictures, but I guess I will. But probably not on a daily basis.
You won't see a lot of pictures of our holiday resort. Naturist tend to not want any cameras around :o
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Folding rule made of birch wood, made by Hultafors, Sweden.
The Hultafors founder, Karl Hilmer Johansson Kollén, invented the folding rule in 1883.
Detail: www.flickr.com/photos/100761653@N07/27779579100/in/photos...