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My work in the Jazz up your Nest show. This photo was taken before I installed the feet and lights for these lightshades. Tree lightshade is created from silkscreen prints with cut out leaves and the striped and zigzag lightshades are heavy paper and coloured vellum.

 

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London Heathrow Terminal 4 is an airport terminal at London Heathrow Airport, serving the British capital city of London and situated to the south of the southern runway, next to the cargo terminal. It is connected to Heathrow Terminals 1, 2 and 3 by the vehicular Heathrow Cargo Tunnel, and by rail with the Heathrow Terminal 4 tube station and Heathrow Terminal 4 railway station.

 

Built at a cost of £200 million, Terminal 4 was opened by the Prince and Princess of Wales on 1 April 1986. Until 2008 it was used mainly by British Airways. It became the Heathrow base for airlines of the SkyTeam airline alliance after British Airways vacated Terminal 4 on 29 October 2009 and moved to Terminal 5. Source: en.wikipedia.org

I spent a large amount of time in thailand thinking of pictures of lanterns and lights by the estimable :lynn:; this one is different enough from the original to be worth posting, I think...

One of my birthday presents was this beautiful potted tulips display, it looked

so pretty in the sunlight that I had to share it with all my friends!

Hope you like it as much as I do =)) (Best viewed on black)

Another one from my Mom's beautiful garden. (Best on black)

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Across the canal looking toward the new bridge in Cadiz, from San Fernando, Spain.

macro shot of my sister's lamp. love the tone. straight from camera. no tweaking.

found this shot while searching thru my disks again. thought it was really pretty

 

7 days of shooting theme "light [source]" traditional thursday (lol greg... it's still not straight!!!)

A Fallow Deer stag resting in the shade. Drove past the Powderham estate to the sound of the stag bellows and what sounded like the distant clash of antlers although I didn't see a challenge

Shelduck deciding to find a more peaceful location

Our morning started at 5am, when Lucas woke up. Bethan and James looked after him at first, but as I couldn’t sleep I got up at about 6.45am and got ready to take him out. We both had a bit of breakfast, then set off. We went down to the lake, and Lucas walked around the lake with me (with his reins on, which he’s really happy with). He enjoyed playing on the ‘beach’ and looking at the ducks. We then did a lot more walking, bought some bananas in the shop, and eventually got the land train back ’home’ again. Unfortunately, juggling Lucas, buggy and bags, I left the bananas on the train! 😆

 

Bethan and James had an afternoon and evening of activities booked, and we’d agreed to be responsible for Lucas for the day, so Mike took him for another walk to get him to sleep, then we gave him lunch when he woke up. While Mike had his nap, Lukey and I went off again. We went into the toy shop and I got a small beach spade. We then went to a little playground which has sand as a ground cover and Lucas enjoyed just digging different patches of sand for quite a while. We eventually made our way to the Subtropical Swimming Paradise, and managed to both get changed, enjoyed a range of water activities, and got changed back again. Lucas was brilliant, and so well behaved. We then met up with Mike at our evening meal location and all had a good time there. Finally, back home via the land train, and I got Lucas ready for bed and off to sleep. He went off quickly, thankfully, with about 3x renditions of the full While Shepherds Watched their Flocks by Night - my go to sleep song from when my children were little!

From my set entitled “Solomon’s Seal”

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In my collection entitled “The Garden”

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Polygonatum (King Solomon's-seal, Solomon's Seal) is a genus of about 50 species of flowering plants within the family Ruscaceae, formerly classified in the lily family Liliaceae.

Some species of this genus have medicinal properties, and some (in particular P. sibiricum) are used as an tisane in traditional Chinese medicine, which is called dungulle in Korea.

Some Polygonatum shoots are edible, cooked like asparagus, as are the roots - after appropriate treatment - being a good source of starch

Revolving primarily around the root, "Solomon's Seal" are traditionally used in a range of afflictions from menopause to broken bones. As a topical application, the root are said to expedite the healing of cuts and bruises, skin irritations and inflammations, and as a face wash is good for acne, blemishes and all kinds of imperfections of the skin. When consumed as a tea, it is said to alleviate a range of symptoms associated with menopause, indigestion, diabetes, broken bones, insomnia, kidney pains, and even infertility]

Its use to fight diabetes was first observed in 1930 by Langecker. After experiments, he concluded that it was effective in fighting nutritional hyperglycemia, though not that caused by adrenaline release, probably due to its content in glucokinin.

 

Dipper on the Exe in an ideal habitat, a weir which diverts water to a mill stream. More shots to follow but I'm on limited WiFi with analogue TV and no phone signal being all of 20 miles from a major British city in a river valley

Flat pack designed, made from sustainable hoop pine plywood. Untreated finish. Can be hung the other way by changing top and bottom plates. Can also be used as a table lamp with electrical components supplied. Soon to be sold here in New Zealand. Curves inspired by a postcard I got from the south island of a Kea bird.

Boats on the sea by the Port of Chipiona, Spain

This location is where part of Star Wars was filmed! Amazing place, where the odd 'troglodyte' still roams!

Here is a lightshade i've just made. The pic on the left is in natural daylight and the one on the right is a night. Its my own design.

My beautiful spring tulip bouquet looking good in the afternoon sunlight! (Best on black)

....of the subspecies Cormorant at Stover

First ever miniature try.,

 

Theme: Winter midnight road scene

 

Props:

 

USB LED serial

Toy Car ( each INR10 )

Black coated plain glass

Flour

Mobile Flash Light

Candle light

Yellow colored Gel / Glass Paper

 

Gear:

 

Nikon D750 + 24-120mm

Basic Tripod

 

PP: Adobe Camera Raw

 

CC most welcomed.

 

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Beautifully 3D printed - Tannery Math surface i turned into a Light Shade - Math Art by @Dizingof

 

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This stylish Art Nouveau glass shade with a foliage motif shows how beautiful electricity can be.

Umbra, penumbra and antumbra These names are most often used for the shadows cast by celestial bodies, though they are sometimes used to describe levels of darkness, such as in sunspots.

1st March 2014, in Southport's 'Botanic Gardens'

This week's Macro Mondays theme is Hard Light ... we've had some beautiful early Spring days here in the UK so I thought I'd take my shoot outside and use the low sun as my "hard lighting". I just love the structure of the teasels and it really complemented the light and shadow.

The last leaf blowin' in the Autmn wind

 

View On Black

  

A Robin stealing in to grab a peanut intended for a slightly larger bird!

The ancient, instinctual nature of this fight.

still life hdr experiments

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