Lander Module:

26. Airlock Access to Habitat Module or space dock

27. Spare Rooms (Storage)

28. Auxiliary Command

29. Access between Lander Levels

30. Common Area

31. Washroom

32. Bunk Rooms

33. Garage with Hover Rover

Only the lower level (with Auxiliary Command) is designed to use the centrifugal force of the complete ship. The upper level (with Common Area) is only accessed once it is on a planet. Both floors orient in the same 'downward' direction. Note that the longer green lines indicates 'folding' of the floorplan so that those lines meet.

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This is the module view for the course, depicting what the module will cover, and which of the course's instructors will be speaking. The goal of this course was to expose students to as many of the instructors of the Telecommunications department as possible, so each module was taught by someone different.

Instructor: Various

Artwork and CSS by Christopher Irvin, I was assisting producer to Ryan Yang on this course.

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Single Use or Combined Use

After several attempts, I've settled on this one.

28mm (=56mm on 4/3 sensor) f/11, using an old manual lens.

I used spot metering with 2.3ev over-exposure. I found spot metering gave a more accurate black, particularly on the compass face. Other metering modes needed a lot less over-exposure (around 0.3ev) but when the white was white, the black was dark grey.

I used a piece of glossy white card as a reflector to get rid of some odd reflections.

I tried smaller apertures, but they didn't get the lid so out of focus, which i an effect I like.

another picture had a lovely glow to the gold, but the sun's reflection meant that the white was a little muddied.

Its been fun, though a little frustrating getting there!

Development Module for PhD Scholars

Tool Kit workshop at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor

This is the first picture I took in this class. I think it has shown how much I have improve in this course. I like how I put the building in the corner in this picture and showed the sunset really well. Even though I didn’t use any indicators we learned in this class the picture still turn out pretty good. I think it was because the sunset was so beautiful. The thing I like the most in this picture would be the colors of the sky. It contains three different colors, green, blue and orange. Also the shadows of the building added a little mystery into this photography.

This was drawn in Sharpie for the final project. It's my study for the activities inside my Pavilion/Zen Garden.

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1. Mid- afternoon

My first attempt at module 3's coursework. I didn't go out with the intention of doing the course work, i just had a go at the shot to see if it would work.

Unfortunately the trees aren't quite dark enough and the sky is a bit dark. I used evaluative metering. Think I will try spot metering in future.

I was at home this weekend with my family and decided to take pictures of the Merrill home from the “outsiders” perspective. I changed my ISO to 400 for most because it was cloudy, but also had a little bit of sun shining through. I put my white balance to auto to help me automatically balance the color. I had my aperature set to f/11 because there was sun shining on the items I was photographing.

First attempts with granddaughter. She wasn't too keen on posing.

The exposure which is the darkest with detail still in the highlights 1/1000" at f3.5

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Portrait unedited

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modules

chorale de Noël dans la cour de récréation

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Development Module for PhD Scholars

Tool Kit workshop at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor

Module for center island designed for Bizaare Clothing Botiques

Materials: Square Pipe, Black Ducco finish, MDF

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Pegosa Fire Suppression Module

Task 3

landscape mode

Von Schritt 1 bis 5

my dad is sh*t hot on the guitar :)

Yes, it kinda resembles the spacecraft used by the Apollo astronauts to land on the moon from 1969-72. Actually, it's a spotted jellyfish cruising along in its tank at Ripley's Aquarium (photo taken 30 May, 2014).