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Traditional Digital Photography
1/125th f/5.6 ISO-110 55mm Nikon D3200
17.76X12 inches
This is a photo of either apartments or some other form of housing in Phoenix. I liked the repetition of the windows, their shades, and the actual shadows that the shades created. I thought a leaning perspective could make the repetition a little more interesting than other architecture-based photos I had taken before.
June 17, 2010 - Day 103 (week 15)
Lean on me
Brother Andre, the priest who's vision it was to build Saint Joseph's, also was said to have healing powers. These are just a small portion of the crutches and canes of those who supposedly were healed. I say "supposedly" not because I am skeptical, but because I wasn't there to see it. Maybe my lack of faith needs some healing.
Lean Coffees help practitioners share best practices and learn from one another. No Lean experience is required!
Léane qui joue de la musique ! Avec une clarinette mignature qui vient d'un magasin de jouets appelé Pomme de Reinette !
Barbara Gabella, epidemiologist in the Prevention Services Division reports on her team's lean activity.
Lean-To Thursday!
Building Dimensions:
40’ W x 60’ L x 14’ H (ID# 054)
40’ Standard Trusses, 4’ on Center,
4/12 Pitch
Lean-To (Eave 1):
Dimensions: 40’ W x 60’ L x 14’ H
8’ Pole Spacing with Dutch Corners,
The Last Pole is 4’ Spacing
Lean-To (Eave 2):
Dimensions: 40’ W x 60’ L x 14’ H
8’ Pole Spacing with Dutch Corners,
The Last Pole is 4’ Spacing
Details: pioneerpolebuildings.com/portfolio/project/40-w-x-60-l-x-...