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The award winning multichannel communications business Anana, commissioned the Colour Project to design a festive canvas to welcome their guests to Leigh Court in Somerset
We transformed the graceful Palladian architecture of this splendid, Grade II listed mansion house near Bristol into a playful and vibrantly coloured welcome for Ananas Christmas guests.
The building was video mapped with branded and festive motifs that looped seamlessly for the Guests arrival.
recreating the map of central from the memory of residents who worked in the sugar mill in the 1950s
Mapping out an additional route to add a third high peak to our trip. This is the start of a long, long trip.
Yes, a brain mapping test can be beneficial in several ways. Brain mapping, also known as functional brain imaging or neuroimaging, is a technique used to visualize and analyze the structure and function of the brain. It involves the use of various imaging technologies, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET), or electroencephalography (EEG), to create detailed maps of the brain. visit - www.serenityclinic.care/service/brain-mapping-test/
This window lock uses physical shape to guides the user's hand to wrap around the lock. Since you can not push down on the handle, you have to pull it up and would know with the pressure change and moving the handle away from the window that you were unlocking the window.
New York, USA: Participants interact during an event entitled "Mapping the vulnerability of mountain peoples to food insecurity sharing the results of an FAO global study" organised at the UN Headquarters in New York on May 6, 2016. The study released by FAO in collaboration with the Mountain Partnership, reveals that while one in nine people globally are food insecure, in mountainous areas of developing countries food insecurity affects one in every three people. Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Sudeshna Chowdhury. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO
In Mid May, 11 of us paddled canoes and kayaks along the shores of the Owyhee reservoir to map invasive tamarisk on its shores, and back up into the Honeycombs Wilderness Study Area. Fantastic, long days mixing paddling and hiking, all rewarded with spectacular views of landscapes made all the more scenic with addition of mist and clouds. Unfortunately tamarisk was widespread on essentially every flat plain on the reservoir and extended up into the Wilderness Study area as well.
Wendy Scholz Photo
In Mid May, 11 of us paddled canoes and kayaks along the shores of the Owyhee reservoir to map invasive tamarisk on its shores, and back up into the Honeycombs Wilderness Study Area. Fantastic, long days mixing paddling and hiking, all rewarded with spectacular views of landscapes made all the more scenic with addition of mist and clouds. Unfortunately tamarisk was widespread on essentially every flat plain on the reservoir and extended up into the Wilderness Study area as well.
Wendy Scholz Photo