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My best friend.
This was a day that we spent together back in November 2008. I took my camera, and we had fun. This shot was actually a joke. She was walking around with that stupid grass thing in her mouth, and decided to lean against a wall. I got down on my knees and mocked a professional photographer. Little did I know that mimicking others actions teaches you more than any text book.
This was one of two shots of the same pose, the other shot did not have the light fixture in the left corner. I personally think it makes the picture.
I think that this was her soul just showing her true colors. She is a southern girl at heart.
December 29
We slept in HARD today. Once we did get up, we did a bit of shopping. We’re one set of HUE bulbs away from replacing all of our essential lamps! Unfortunately Target and Home Depot BOTH were sold out. We priced out pegboard for our future garage project, so it wasn’t a total waste of an outing. We grabbed lunch at Corner Bakery and got a car wash too.
Back at the house, we installed our new porch light. Look at that beauty! It looks SO much better than our old fixture, which I think was mostly made of cobwebs and bug carcasses. Then we spent the rest of the evening playing Mario Odyssey and playing with the Seaboard.
The world globe hangs in the Kendall Hall rotunda on Tuesday, April 17, 2018 in Chico, Calif.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Cactus Series 24 Light Pendant Dressed with Swarovski Crystals - MD2027-24
Height: 55" Adjustable
Width: 14"
Bulbs: 24 x 10w Halogen
Color: Chrome
I learned a valuable lesson today about going to the local Chinese buffet at dinner time on a Saturday. I.e., don't. It was the busiest I've ever seen them, even busier than the times I've been there when there were multiple tour busses unloading patrons at once. It was crazy. I had to sit way in the back corner because there were hardly any available tables, and for a while I was stuck back there because the tables in the back were packed too tightly for me to get up when there were other people sitting at them.
Food was good though.
Browse our online store to buy high quality Hubbardton Forge wrought iron light fixtures, including chandeliers, lamps, sconces and pendants.
The world globe hangs in the Kendall Hall rotunda on Tuesday, April 17, 2018 in Chico, Calif.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Dramatic avian light fixture soaring above a quiet corner within The Pint of Milk 'breakfast and brunch restaurant', Newport.
EDIT: Light fixture by artist Jan Flook Lighting Pty: www.janflooklighting.com/#
The light fixture on my ceiling fan creates a cool pattern.
Got my camera back yesterday and was playing with it right away. It is truly a pleasure to use, really enjoy it, it seems perfect for me :)
I was walking home from the bus one night, and as I passed a front walk, I saw the cool spiral patterns the light fixtures along the walk. I loved the effect so much, I photographed it. The result is what you see here.
The world globe hangs in the Kendall Hall rotunda on Tuesday, April 17, 2018 in Chico, Calif.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
May 1, 2022 - Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam at Mr. Visserplein 3. "The beautiful Portuguese Synagogue, also called the Esnoga, is one of the most important legacies of the vibrant Jewish community in Amsterdam. Until the Holocaust Jews made up more than 10% of the population of Amsterdam. During the 16th and 17th century, many Jews that faced persecution in Spain and Portugal fled to Amsterdam. The religious tolerance they enjoyed in the Dutch Republic was unheard of in the rest of Europe.
History of the Portuguese Synagogue
In 1665, the Jewish community decided to build a new synagogue. The new synagogue was to be the biggest in the world. Architects Elias Bouwman and Daniel Stalpaert were commissioned to build the synagogue. They started building in 1671 and in 1675 the Portuguese Synagogue was ready. It had cost the community not less than 186,000 florins. Minor restorations have been made but the synagogue still looks pretty much the same as 340 years ago.
Architecture of the Portuguese Synagogue
The architecture shows the self-confidence and wealth of the Jewish community in Amsterdam. It was the largest synagogue of its time and one of the biggest buildings of Amsterdam. A model of the Temple of Salomon in Jerusalem inspired the architects. Around the main building, there are various offices and archives, the rabbinate, a mortuary and the Ets Haim (Tree of Life) library that holds valuable collections of Sephardic manuscripts.
The Entrance
There is an inscription in Hebrew above the entrance that refers to Psalm 5:8: “In the abundance of Thy lovingkindness will I come into Thy house" and mentions the date 1672. This date is an interesting curiosity: this was the year in which the synagogue was supposed to be ready. Because of the war in 1672, “The Year of Disaster” it was not possible to finish the construction of the Portuguese Synagogue until 1675.
Interior of the Portuguese Synagogue
Amsterdam SynagogueThe interior of the Portuguese Synagogue is of the longitudinal Iberian-Sephardic type. The striking wooden Ark and the Tebah are found at opposite ends of the interior. Seating is divided into two halves facing one another. The women’s gallery is supported by twelve stone columns, representing the twelve tribes of Israel. During service 1000 candles in two enormous brass chandeliers light the synagogue." Previous description: www.amsterdam.info/portuguese-synagogue/
I was amazed at the elegant details I found at the Ellis Island. This is a light fixture in the main dormitory hall. The ceiling was beautiful tile work and detail seemed to be carefully chosen.
I've played with trying the "Orton Effect" on this one... not sure if I pulled it off but I do like what I wound up with.