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The latest piece from my sketchbook. Light colors and layers, dark figures fading into the background. Shapes, and color, order and chaos.
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The forming of the New Mercian Regiment at Tamworth Castle in Staffordshire.
The parade that was attended by HRH the Prince of Wales who was the Colonel in Chief of the Cheshires, he will also change his Cheshires badge for the new Mercian Regt Badge.
The merging units are 22nd (Cheshire) Regt who will become the 1st Bn (Cheshires) The Mercian Regiment, the Worcesters and Sherwood Foresters will become the 2nd Bn (Worsters and Foresters) The Mercian Regiment, The Staffordshire Regt will become the 2rd Bn (Staffords) The Mercian Regiment. Plus the West Midlands TA will become the 4th Bn the Mercian Regiment.
former Convento de la Encarnación
SecretarÃa de Educación Pública building
Mexico City
23 January 2014
2014-Mexico 519
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Line & form.
Published 1914 by G. Bell in London .
Classifications
Library of CongressNC710 C8 1914
"There are unknown forces in nature; when we give ourselves wholly to her, without reserve, she lends them to us; she shows us these forms, which our watching eyes do not see...".
Auguste Rodin
Los objetos que forman parte de esta composición pertenecÃan a mi abuela materna, dentro de esa caja de madera guardaba fotos antiguas de mis familiares, cartas antiguas y dinero en este caso el Colón la moneda nacional de El Salvador en aquel entonces. Cuando encontré estos objetos mi madre me relato experiencias de esa época, como era la vida, el clima, las personas, etc. Las personas que aparecen en esas fotografÃas son mis tÃos.
Probé distintas formas para acomodar la composición, pero la manera que más me gustó fue en la decidà tomar la foto.
Coloque una cobija blanca para que fuera mi fondo, asà este tendrÃa textura, ya que se notan arrugas de la tela. La caja de madera ronda unos 50 años, según me cuenta mi mama ese "mini baúl de fotos" lo hizo mi tÃo cuando tenÃa alrededor de 17 años, estaba aprendiendo carpinterÃa y esa fue su primera creación que mi abuela guardo con mucho amor. En cuanto a las fotografÃas, tienen alrededor de 40 años de haber sido reveladas.
Me gustó muchÃsimo hacer este reto porque asà conocà un poco más sobre mi abuela. Además de, adquirir nuevos conocimientos fotográficos y ponerlos en práctica.
Finalmente, se hizo uso del programa de edición Adobe Photoshop 2021 para la fotografÃa con filtro sepia, asà mismo cumpliendo con todos los aspectos requeridos para la realización de este proyecto.
Plano: general
Angulo: picado
Encuadre: horizontal
My right hand rebel company is movng around the fenced in field while Martin tries to get his men in order. I could only get the two left groups of Rebs into formation the entire game.
Rare rain forest cycad species found in southern Veracruz and in the Uxpanapa district of Oaxaca, Mexico. Taxonomists are not certain if this is a true Zamia purpurea or if it is a new species. The new leaves fade from bronze to green quite slowly. This is one of my favourite cycad species!
Former swimming pool of Spanish Club in Santa Clara | Los restrojos de la piscina del Club Deportivo del Casino Español en Santa Clara.
La pointe de Pen-Hir (en breton Beg Penn Hir) est une pointe de terre qui se trouve dans la presqu'île de Crozon, en Bretagne. Elle est située au sud-ouest sur le territoire de la commune de Camaret-sur-Mer. Les falaises à pic, hautes, avec une différence de niveau d'environ 70 mètres avec la mer d'Iroise, formées de grès armoricain.
Southern pylon main road deck Stay cable anchor point (Deltra frame,Deck section SS16 i think ) ready to be lifted and installed into the Rubrica form traveller before casting..........Please note ALL pictures on this Photostream are Copyright Protected.
The healing garden in Chamchamal is a project by Jiyan Foundation for Human Rights in cooperation with Roswag Architects (www.zrs-berlin.de) and the Faculty of Construction and Design at TU Berlin (www.code.tu-berlin.de/about.php).
Learn more about our project here: www.jiyan-foundation.org/programs/children/healinggarden
snowflake on moss melts into water... sound likes clouds in the sky melting into rain
soundtrack: Mike Oldfield, incantations
Most of my decorative works are open top porcelain vessels that have been wheel thrown and altered. Many are smoke finished over stone burnished terra sigillata. This is part of a series exploring the evolving opening. Each piece is manipulated in fire and smoke until I am happy with the finish. This piece is about 13" tall.
Form. Att Christopher Wren; possibly after Wenceslas Hollar Portrait of a Boy England (c. 1660) Mezzotint; 115 x 94 mm British Museum
This is Nommo, character of Jesse moynihan's amazing Webcomic "FORMING" visit his site, and love it.
I gave this to him at MoCCA art fest
Primeira visualização do form inicial do projeto em fase final de desenvolvimento Launcher para MUOnline - v1.0. Visualização do form de inicialização do launcher. Para mais informações acesse www.xpzonet.net/forum/ ou fickr.com/photos/gustavo_barbosa/launcherxpz
Lat. 41° N.; Long. 81° W.
131-(22054)
FORMS OF CRUDE RUBBER, AKRON, OHIO
This picture was taken in a great rubber goods factory in Akron, Ohio. The raw rubber you see here has come from several places in the tropics. For rubber trees grow in hot countries only, such as Brazil, Mexico, and Africa.
The rubber tree is a tall, straight tree, oftentimes 60 feet high. Its bark looks like that of the beech, and it has graceful plumes for leaves. Between the bark and the wood is a gummy fluid called latex. It is not the sap of the tree. From latex crude rubber is made.
On the upper Amazon the natives go into the jungles in October to gather rubber. They tap the trees in two ways. One is by cutting the bark in a wide gash that girdles the trunk in a spiral. A trough or a pail is set, and into this the latex flows from the gash. Each day the gash is extended. The other way is to tap the trees in much the same manner as sugar maples.
On top of the latex so gathered a sort of cream rises. The native dips a paddle in this and holds it over a smudge of palm leaves or nuts until the latex dries. This plan he continues till he has a great ball of the size you see. The crude rubber is brought down the Amazon River in boats. Para is the chief city of the world in the export of raw rubber.
In the East Indies there are many rubber plantations. There the latex is thickened by an acid, and the rubber is rolled into sheets. It is these sheets that you see on the truck.
The United States imports yearly over 100,000,000 pounds of rubber. This is almost as much as Great Britain, Germany, and France combined import in the same time.
Just Magestic!
The kapok is often associated with the supernatural. In Africa, the kapok is also considered sacred. It is said that sleeping on pillows made of kapok cotton will bring good luck, purify and empower your material and spiritual energy and bring good dreams and saintly vibrations. Slaves brought to the Caribbean often slept on mattresses and pillows stuffed with kapok. Interestingly enough, this custom was often shunned by white planters and plantation overseers who believed that sleeping on kapok pillows brought about nightmares
Ceiba Pentandra Trees in Isabela, PR
7/2007
El complejo de edificios que forman la Villa del Casale es el descubrimiento arqueoógico más importante de la Sicilia Romana. La lujosa vila de campo que se cree perteneció a la familia imperial de Masimiliano Ercúleo, está situada en el fértil valle del rÃo Gela y fue construida entre finales del siglo III y primeros años del siglo IV dC en el centro de un latifundio rural.De acuerdo con Vinicio Gentili, al que se debe su descubrimiento arqueoógico, el mayor esplendor de la villa fueron los siglos IV y V dC. El latifundio estaba formado por una aldea rural, "mansiones" y cortijos donde los eclavos y "procuratores" labraban la tierra. El gran interéa que suscita la visita de la villa es debido fundamentalmente a los mosaicos que cubren los suelos de todas las habitaciones, galerÃas y termas y que constituyen un conjunto de singular beleza.
El mosaico de mayor interés es el que recubre el pasillo cubierto llamado "de la caza mayor", con detalles que ilustran las distintas fases de la captura, transporte y muerte de los animales en un escenario puramente africano.
Otro mosaicos de interés es el de la caza menor, en el que ademá de representarse diversas escenas de caza menor se representa en el centro una escena de sacrificio ritual a la diosa de la Caza Artemisa o Diana.
Otros mosaicos interesantes son el del "cubiculum de la escena erótica";el de la sala de "las diez jóvenes hijas", en el que diez doncellas estan representadas vistiendo bikinis en elmomento de realizar ejercicios gimnásticos o de recibir premios.
Seeds forming on a field pennycress plant at RSPB Ouse Fen. The shape of the seeds is where the penny part of the name comes from.
This image forms part of the digitised photographs of the Ross and Pat Craig Collection. Ross Craig (1926-2012) was a local historian born in Stockton and dedicated much of his life promoting and conserving the history of Stockton, NSW. He possessed a wealth of knowledge about the suburb and was a founding member of the Stockton Historical Society and co-editor of its magazine. Pat Craig supported her husband’s passion for history, and together they made a great contribution to the Stockton and Newcastle communities. We thank the Craig Family and Stockton Historical Society who have kindly given Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia, access to the collection and allowed us to publish the images. Thanks also to Vera Deacon for her liaison in attaining this important collection.
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