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This is a set of pictures taken for my A-Level course. This was part of experimentation for my exam piece. The exam theme was "Covert and Obscure" within that I decided to explore the subject of masks. I tried to show different ways of obscuring my own face with my hand and also my t-shirts. I wanted to experiment with the idea that it is more important to judge personality than a face. I also wanted to say that I very often try to wear a small part of my personality on my chest every day with the clothing choice I make.
A juvenile Western Fence Lizard basking in the Arboretum sunshine. He was only about an inch tall (at the top of his head), so I got quite a few stares when I laid down to get the shot.
A single exposure Raw, tone mapped.
Photographed at Prune Hill Level Crossing, between Egham and Virginia Water.
I didn't own a C stand or steel stand of equivalent strength, but I did have a medium strong aluminium stand that reaches 10 feet and rated at 6 Kg capacity. I've used DH's / Reuben Krabbe's mod to create a DIY levelling leg and I wanted to try out Sandbags & Tie Downs.
On grass or comparable surfaces, this combo won hands down. I've used a large parasol holder screw for grass. Two Sand bags were nowhere near as effective at resisting a toppling moment. Obviously keep the tie down close to the main column and fully within the triangular footprint. The weight of the modifier would go on the opposite side.
On a hard surface? Sling all your bags together, I bungy them on a foldable sack cart, suspended from the same bungy above, just off the ground, (in fact one wheel goes just the other side of one cross-brace) and close to the main column.
This stand wasn't up to holding a Kupo Steel Baby boom/Rovelight Jinbei 600v, so it's kept for medium to lightweight duties and heavier duties are shared between an Aluminium MSE 'Light (Wt) Heavy (Duty) triple riser' stand (387490) (modded with leveling leg) and a MSE Digital Baby stand (387032) with its own leveling leg and castors available when indoors.
multi level parking garage in south san bruno, california. serves a bart station, police station, and shopping mall.
Other title: Woolworth Building (New York, N.Y.)
Creator: Gilbert, Cass, 1859-1934
Date: 1910-1913
Current location: New York City, New York, United States
Description of work: Through shrewd control of proportions, setbacks, window groupings, and vertical articulation, Gilbert produced a building that is both a 29-story office block and a huge, 50-story, stepped tower that rises through the block. Of particular note in achieving this effect is the way the narrow-wide-narrow spacing of the tower articulation is extended down through the substructure. There verticalism is reinforced by the lavish, but delicate, white terra-cotta Gothic detail, which clothes the building with fine vertical lines; these are overspun at intervals by crisp stringcourses and fluid runs of suspended Gothic canopies, with subtle decorative accents gathering in richness toward the top. The various Gothic formulae were exploited, Gilbert explained, to make what was dubbed the "Cathedral of Commerce" ever more "spiritual." (Trachtenberg, Marvin. Architecture, From Prehistory to Postmodernity. 2nd Ed. Prentice-Hall Inc. 2002. pg 526)
Work type: Architecture and Landscape
Style of work: Modern; Revival: Gothic Revival
Culture: American
Materials/Techniques: masonry
Source: Greber, Jacques. L'architecture aux etats-Unis: Preuve de la force d'expansion du genie Francais, heureuse association de qualites admirablement complementaire. 2 vols. Paris: Payot & cie, 1920. Vol. 2 Illustration 12
Resource type: image
File format: JPG
Image size: 2250 x 2683 pixels
Permitted uses: This image is posted publicly for non-profit educational uses, excluding printed publication. Other uses are not permitted. For additional details see: alias.libraries.psu.edu/vius/copyright/publicrightsarch.htm "
Collection: Worldwide Building and Landscape Pictures
Filename: WB2006-863 Woolworth Building Plan first basement level.jpg
Record ID: WB2006-863
Sub collection: office buildings
Freightliner Class 86 Bo-Bos 86639 and 86604 with 4L92 14.03 Ditton - Felixstowe liner.
30th April 2010
Wet wet wet!
Our backyard was very hilly and it was impossible to do pretty much anything back there. So a friend of Lee's came over to level the yard.
Blocking ditches to raise water level in Kamanos bog, Tajikistan
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Middleton Towers level crossing on the disused Swaffham branch from Kings Lynn. This stub serves a sand loading terminal. It's last passenger was HM The Queen who boarded the Royal Train here during 2015. The station survives remarkably intact to the right of the crossing.