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how cute is this nightstand i broke down + purchased from pier 1? now i desire a matching one for the other side + the dresser. sigh.
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Photography By JKARIL / Balcony Project / Grass Home Lounge & Grill / Copyright 2012
This weekend I decided to put some finishing touches on my Balcony Kitchen Grill Set up. Added some wall Vine Grass and ripped apart an old patio lamp, cleaned it up with some sand paper and spray painted it satin black. Ruffed up the finish on it to give it a stressed vintage look. Added a filament Edison bulb and ...Vuala!
my new wall arrangement above my desk on the second floor (trying to turn this area into my office... slowly)
see more here: www.theprettyshinythings.com
Photography By JKARIL / Balcony Project / Grass Home Lounge & Grill / Copyright 2012
This weekend I decided to put some finishing touches on my Balcony Kitchen Grill Set up. Added some wall Vine Grass and ripped apart an old patio lamp, cleaned it up with some sand paper and spray painted it satin black. Ruffed up the finish on it to give it a stressed vintage look. Added a filament Edison bulb and ...Vuala!
this thing seems like it's becoming more of a pipe-dream. can't seem to get much time these days to finish it....but i got a door up!
L'albero è un filtro che ci permette di respirare aria pulita.
Attraverso il processo della fotosintesi trasforma l'acqua e l'anidride carbonica in ossigeno utilizzando l'energia proveniente dai raggi solari che colpiscono le foglie.
Ogni albero produce in media 20-30 litri di ossigeno al giorno, e solo gli alberi producono ossigeno.
Ogni uomo necessita in media di 300 litri di ossigeno al giorno per vivere sano.
La popolazione mondiale attualmente è di circa 6,3 miliardi di individui ed ha un incremento annuo pari all'1,3% (circa 81 milioni di persone in più ogni anno).
Gli alberi ci restituiscono l'ossigeno che l'inquinamento ci toglie e la civiltà moderna vive sempre più in ambienti inquinati.
Dal 1950 ad oggi l'attività umana ha rilasciato all'atmosfera più di 200 miliardi di tonnellate di carbonio e l'anidride carbonica, da esso derivata, ha raggiunto livelli mai visti in precedenza.
Distruggere gli alberi significa distruggere le risorse di ossigeno del pianeta e rendere l'aria sempre più irrespirabile.
HOME un film di Yann Arthus-Bertrand
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Trees have a filter that allows us to breathe clean air.
Through the process of photosynthesis they turn water and carbon dioxide into oxygen using energy from sunlight.
Each tree produces an average of 20-30 liters of oxygen per day, and only trees are able to produce oxygen.
Every man needs an average of 300 liters of oxygen per day for healthy living.
The world population is currently about 6.3 billion people and an annual increase of 1, 3% (about 81 million more people each year).
Trees give us oxygen, which is taken away by pollution and we are living in more and more polluted environments.
From 1950 to the present human activity has released to the atmosphere more than 200 billion tons of carbon and the carbon dioxide derived from it, has reached levels never seen before.
Destroying trees means destroying oxygen resources of the planet and making the air unbreathable.
HOME a film by Yann Arthus-Bertrand
This was a quick practice shot of a packing list on my desk with the Ghetto Macro Lens.
This series was made for www.reddit.com Thanks for looking ;-}
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New post on the blog!
I’ve been playing for at least two years with the idea of changing our (inherited from the rented apartment) red bookcases in the living room for brand new white ones with doors and a wallpaper on the back. (…) I knew that I was completely over cleaning the dust of every figurine, book and decor item of our bookcases and was ready to jump this Spring with the project ... Keep reading on the blog
I didn't have any paint or black construction paper so I took an open copier machine image of my hand. Take the paper and cut it to fit just slightly higher than your can and enough that when it is rolled it covers the entire inside of the can.
This is the part where I should have gotten help. Lacking a truly flat surface, instead fo doing this upside (which would have made it easier) I did it right-side-up and used bits o' bricks to prop the boards up, drilling in the top board first to get it level.
You will have to have good lighting and move in and out from your subject until you can focus. There is no focus except for the "in and out" method.
I have the aperature set to 4.5 and the exposure to 30/100 with an ISO of 1600. The next picture is exactly what you see this picture taking.