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Acrylic paint on butcher paper with cut out work, wheatpasted on a wall in Brooklyn by street artist ELBOW-TOE.
The elements of the piece are similar to those in Internal 9 except that it uses paint rather than colored paper.
This shot was taken in the foyer of a relatively new building in the docklands area in Melbourne. Very impressive architecture.
Thank you so much! (if my parents didnt tel meto check my Flikr mail i would have miss these amazing feelings of happys)
self-portrait, MD
I came up with this idea when I overheard an old lady tell my mom she's been having "internal summers" and this clearly is not what she was talking about but I thought it sounded very poetic.
This is the final part of photos depicting internals of the pillars, bridge and water used in my latest project K7 Diesel Locomotive. As usual they barely scratch the surface but at least they provide some insights of how the model was put together.
If you are interested in more details then please check out my previous posts that show the final diorama and other internals.
Last weekend, Dustin and I did a maternity studio shoot with Hadley and her husband Michael. Fortunately, she's a doctor, so she had some great props to work with.
Strobist info: Nikon SB900 on 1/4 power in 28 inch softbox, same height as subject about a foot away from her knee, positioned slightly behind her, camera left. Another Nikon SB900 on 1/4 power about 5ft from subject with grid spot, pointing downwards, camera right.
Yorkshire Engine Co. 2687/58 shunting empty sand wagons at Pilkington's Cowley Hill glass works, St Helens on 11 June 1979.
Pentax SP1000/55mm
Ilford FP4
Preserved Lothian Buses Volvo Olympian 210 running the internal service at the 2019 SVBM open weekend.
Cut and torn colored construction paper wheatpasted on a wall in Brooklyn by street artist ELBOW-TOE. It was much brighter and more color but the paper is not lightfast, and subsequently faded, making it much more subtlle and interesting.
Mirit Ben-Nun is a unique Israeli painter whose works showcase a rich inner world that blends color, shape and emotion. Over the years Ben-Nun has built a reputation as a significant influence in the local art scene, offering the audience an artistic experience that cannot be ignored. Mirit was born and raised in Israel, and art has been a part of her life since a young age. She recalls moments spent with a brush and paints, where she began to feel the power of art to convey emotions and experiences. She was influenced by various styles, ranging from Impressionism to contemporary art, but she created a personal and distinctive style. Mirit Ben-Nun’s creations are characterized by the extensive use of vibrant colors and geometric shapes. She manages to create a dialogue between abstraction and themes from nature and human life. Ben-Nun describes her work as a way to express her inner world as she grapples with experiences, memories and feelings. Through her paintings, she seeks to investigate and express the tension and harmony between the internal and the external, the mutual influences of personal experiences on the environment and the complex emotional connection between individuals. Mirit has showcased her works in numerous exhibitions both in Israel and abroad.
Finally, East Yorkshire's fourth Hornsea EastRider is out, after a good few weeks of waiting. And that, hopefully, should put an end to all the repaints 363 needs. This started out in branded-up base white for the Scarborough Park & Ride... then that got removed. Way back in October 2020, this was painted into the new fleet livery... then about a year later, the new EastRider brand was launched, and so that got removed too, featuring an internal retrim to boot. One wonders to see if the retrim will pay for itself with an uptick in passenger numbers. Unlike the X5. Right now, the numbers don't look great.
Finally released out into service, East Yorkshire's newly-retrimmed 'EastRider' 363, a 2008 Volvo B7RLE Plaxton Centro new to Scarborough & District for Park & Ride services up there, turns into Castle Hill Hospital on a 25 to Beverley for Hornsea.
Still having a bit of indoor fun! This is a radiograph of a D700 (battery removed) with a 24-70mm lens attached. I hope I'm not revealing any secrets! ;-)
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How do you get creative with balloons…that is the question that went trough my mind prior to the shoot, how do I be a little bit different, not going to lie I did struggle a bit, but in the end I was able to get a few ideas down, some worked and some need a rethink.
The top, bracelet and necklace was actually made for me, the bottom part that you see was made by me and let me tell you, that took forever, not as easier to put together as you might think!!! If I do this again I will use small balloons to make it look a bit more neater and to cover the gaps.
I used a beauty dish to light her above her waist and I put a speed light underneath the balloons to illuminate from within. I wont lie I was jumping up and down when it actually work, this was the first time I have done anything like that.
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Internal waves (waves at the density boundary layer) are often produced by the strait. Like traffic merging on a highway, the water flow is constricted in both directions because it must pass over the Camarinal Sill. When large tidal flows enter the Strait and the high tide relaxes, internal waves are generated at the Camarinal Sill and proceed eastwards. Even though the waves may occur down to great depths, occasionally the waves are almost imperceptible at the surface, at other times they can be seen clearly in satellite imagery. These internal waves continue to flow eastward and to refract around coastal features. They can sometimes be traced for as much as 100 km (62 mi), and sometimes create interference patterns with refracted waves.
This week 5 April.→ 11 April our theme is:
~~~~~ Abstracts whole or partial ~~~~~
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Art Week Gallery Theme
*muulti ai & gimp