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Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara V3.0
*COCO*_PlatformSneakers_GreyMulticolor(past TC4) RARE
~Tableau Vivant~ Mokuzai hair // female (Naturals I) (Xiasumi School Festival)
*COCO*_JerseyTankDress(Blue-22)
IKON Sovereign Eyes - Sky
Lara Hurley-Heid angel/Midtone
Pose: KcT Basketball 3 (includes basketball)
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Windlight: Annan Adored (tones were done in PS)
taken at Derailed
Hair: ~Tableau Vivant~ Mokuzai hair // male (XIASUMI SCHOOL FESTIVAL)
Hoodie: not so bad . mesh . ELIOTT hoodie
pants: {Reverie} 'Up The Bracket' Jeans - Vintage (THE MENS DEPT)
Shoes: ..::ILLI::.. MeshProject Phoenix Sandals v2
xin.
xin. sessha + rare
xin. chochin
xin. ceramic vases (triple)
Links soon
GizzA - Spiked Leather Jacket (on9)
~Tableau Vivant~ Mokuzai hair // female (Xiasumi School Festival)
#TheMeshProject (BETA) Head(f) - Moody (Deluxe) *UPDATE*
Lara Hurley- Scarlett Midtone theshops
Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara V3.0
[Co57] Rude Shades Noir
Maitreya Zipper-Skinny Jeans *
[tea.s] Tortured Heart - Gold - Red
Bike: [sau]Steel884[1.15]
taken at Derailed (in front of my house)
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[what I typed] but it came out too small
NOMAD // Industrial Bed // RARE (6º Republic)
=Eli Baily= Bletchley Typewriter_Black (6º Republic)
.:revival:. tube lamp (6º Republic)
.:revival:. rock sign floor (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Headphones (decor) (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm- Bedroom Armchair (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Bicycle on the wall (decor) (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Bedroom Books 03 (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Bedroom Books 02 (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Flip Clock (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Music tapes (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Paper bag (decor) (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Clothing rack (female) (6º Republic)
~BAZAR~Stockholm-Sneakers decor (female) (6º Republic)
Apt B // The Industrial Side - Old cabinet (6º Republic)
-David Heather-Industrio Vase1 (6º Republic)
Ariskea [Astronome] The stars RARE (6º Republic)
Apple Fall Handbag & Scarf
7 - Bike Love Sign
.:revival:. throw pillows
[PM]Pixel Mode - The Heights Studio Apartment (6º Republic)
wearing:
Eyes: IKON
Hair: ~Tableau Vivant~ Mokuzai - Naturals I
#TheMeshProject (BETA) Head(f) - Moody (Deluxe) RETROFIT
Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara V3.0
Skin: Lara Hurley
::{u.f.o}::loosefit suspender denim
Pose: Bauhaus Movement
The facade of Mokudai Kaikan Building is made by wood and concrete, so interesting structure. At Koto Ward, Tokyo Metropolitan, Japan.
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Mokuzai Kaikan (木材会館).
Architect : Nikken Sekkei (設計：日建設計).
Constructor : Taisei Corporation (施工：大成建設).
Completed : June 2009 (竣工：2009年6月).
Location : 1-18-8 Shin-Kiba, Koto Ward, Tokyo, Japan (所在地：日本国東京都江東区新木場1-18-8).
Referenced :
www.nikken.co.jp/ja/work/projects/T050291.html
www.japan-architect.co.jp/jp/backnumber/book.php?book_cd=...
3 March 2010 16:44
MOKUZAI KAIKAN
built: 2009
architect: Nikken Sekkei
address: 1-18 Shinkiba, Koto ward, Tokyo, Japan
Japanese address: 東京都江東区新木場１ー１８
camera: Panasonic DMC-TZ3
lens: LEICA DC VARIO-ELMAR 4.6-46mm (28-280mm eq.) F3.3-4.9 @ 5mm, f/3.3, ISO 100, 1/50s
For more information about the project and architect see: japan-architect.jimdo.com/japanese-architects/nikken-sekk...
(P1130626+7_3_text)
Based on a standard Polaroid 230 Automatic Land Camera, this camera has been extensively modified to be able to shoot at professional standards.
The original f8.8 lens and automatic shutter have been replaced with a Tominon 127mm, f4.7, four element coated glass lens, mounted in a Copal Polaroid Press shutter. This shutter does not require cocking before firing the shutter, meaning you can fire the shutter as fast as your fingers can move! This mechanical shutter also means that the camera no longer requires batteries!
This new lens allows for fantastic portrait photos, and is really the area where the camera excels. The new 127mm lens is amazingly sharp, and will deliver results on par with a Polaroid 180 or 195.
For added luxury, I have re-skinned the front shutter housing in genuine wood, which looks and feels fantastic!
The original shutter housing has been completely sealed to house the new shutter, using high density seals and tubing for a completely light-tight finish.
Features:
- Tominon 127mm f4.7, coated glass lens
- Copal Polaroid Press Shutter, featuring bulb and time modes
- Aperture range from f4.7 all the way to f45!
- Zeiss Ikon single window rangefinder/viewfinder
- Folding bellows design
- X-sync for flash, with ability to use old flash bulbs when set to 1/30th of a second or lower
- Cable release socket
- Genuine wood front panel
- Fully sealed and flocked interior, with new light seals
Because the rangefinder is calibrated to 114mm, and the new lens is 127mm, there was some drift between lens and finder. To compensate for this, the bellows arm has been re-shaped, to allow precise focus at the closest distance setting when using the rangefinder. When horizon photos are desired, it's simply a matter of extending the bellows to the infinity position, allowing for tack sharp pictures, even with the lens wide open. Now only the middle distances drifting slightly at the widest aperture settings. When shooting at f8 or higher, the drift is not an issue.
Architect by Nikken Sekkei (設計：日建設計)
I looked up the Mokudai Kaikan BUilding. Very unique design, very high cool building. At Koto Ward, Tokyo Metropolitan, Japan.
Architect: Tomohiko Yamanashi and Takeyuki Katsuya, Nikken Sekkei
Year: 2009
Location: Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Architect by Nikken Sekkei (設計：日建設計)
Toward the sky toMokudai Kaikan Building. At Koto Ward, Tokyo Metropolitan, Japan.
Based on a standard Polaroid 230 Automatic Land Camera, this camera has been extensively modified to be able to shoot at professional standards.
The original f8.8 lens and automatic shutter have been replaced with a Tominon 127mm, f4.7, four element coated glass lens, mounted in a Copal Polaroid Press shutter. This shutter does not require cocking before firing the shutter, meaning you can fire the shutter as fast as your fingers can move! This mechanical shutter also means that the camera no longer requires batteries!
This new lens allows for fantastic portrait photos, and is really the area where the camera excels. The new 127mm lens is amazingly sharp, and will deliver results on par with a Polaroid 180 or 195.
For added luxury, I have re-skinned the front shutter housing in genuine wood, which looks and feels fantastic!
The original shutter housing has been completely sealed to house the new shutter, using high density seals and tubing for a completely light-tight finish.
Features:
- Tominon 127mm f4.7, coated glass lens
- Copal Polaroid Press Shutter, featuring bulb and time modes
- Aperture range from f4.7 all the way to f45!
- Zeiss Ikon single window rangefinder/viewfinder
- Folding bellows design
- X-sync for flash, with ability to use old flash bulbs when set to 1/30th of a second or lower
- Cable release socket
- Genuine wood front panel
- Fully sealed and flocked interior, with new light seals
Because the rangefinder is calibrated to 114mm, and the new lens is 127mm, there was some drift between lens and finder. To compensate for this, the bellows arm has been re-shaped, to allow precise focus at the closest distance setting when using the rangefinder. When horizon photos are desired, it's simply a matter of extending the bellows to the infinity position, allowing for tack sharp pictures, even with the lens wide open. Now only the middle distances drifting slightly at the widest aperture settings. When shooting at f8 or higher, the drift is not an issue.
?The Canada Wood Pavilion at Japan's largest home and building show targeted at builders and designers, is well-attended each year. Representatives from BC companies pose with Forests Minister Doug Donaldson. Donaldson also presents a plaque to Mr. Mikio Watanabe, President of Takahiro Mokuzai Ltd. - a leading importer of BC western red cedar. As BC's third largest market for wood products, Japanese importers support BC forestry jobs.
?The Canada Wood Pavilion at Japan's largest home and building show targeted at builders and designers, is well-attended each year. Representatives from BC companies pose with Forests Minister Doug Donaldson. Donaldson also presents a plaque to Mr. Mikio Watanabe, President of Takahiro Mokuzai Ltd. - a leading importer of BC western red cedar. As BC's third largest market for wood products, Japanese importers support BC forestry jobs.
Based on a standard Polaroid 230 Automatic Land Camera, this camera has been extensively modified to be able to shoot at professional standards.
The original f8.8 lens and automatic shutter have been replaced with a Tominon 127mm, f4.7, four element coated glass lens, mounted in a Copal Polaroid Press shutter. This shutter does not require cocking before firing the shutter, meaning you can fire the shutter as fast as your fingers can move! This mechanical shutter also means that the camera no longer requires batteries!
This new lens allows for fantastic portrait photos, and is really the area where the camera excels. The new 127mm lens is amazingly sharp, and will deliver results on par with a Polaroid 180 or 195.
For added luxury, I have re-skinned the front shutter housing in genuine wood, which looks and feels fantastic!
The original shutter housing has been completely sealed to house the new shutter, using high density seals and tubing for a completely light-tight finish.
Features:
- Tominon 127mm f4.7, coated glass lens
- Copal Polaroid Press Shutter, featuring bulb and time modes
- Aperture range from f4.7 all the way to f45!
- Zeiss Ikon single window rangefinder/viewfinder
- Folding bellows design
- X-sync for flash, with ability to use old flash bulbs when set to 1/30th of a second or lower
- Cable release socket
- Genuine wood front panel
- Fully sealed and flocked interior, with new light seals
Because the rangefinder is calibrated to 114mm, and the new lens is 127mm, there was some drift between lens and finder. To compensate for this, the bellows arm has been re-shaped, to allow precise focus at the closest distance setting when using the rangefinder. When horizon photos are desired, it's simply a matter of extending the bellows to the infinity position, allowing for tack sharp pictures, even with the lens wide open. Now only the middle distances drifting slightly at the widest aperture settings. When shooting at f8 or higher, the drift is not an issue.
Based on a standard Polaroid 230 Automatic Land Camera, this camera has been extensively modified to be able to shoot at professional standards.
The original f8.8 lens and automatic shutter have been replaced with a Tominon 127mm, f4.7, four element coated glass lens, mounted in a Copal Polaroid Press shutter. This shutter does not require cocking before firing the shutter, meaning you can fire the shutter as fast as your fingers can move! This mechanical shutter also means that the camera no longer requires batteries!
This new lens allows for fantastic portrait photos, and is really the area where the camera excels. The new 127mm lens is amazingly sharp, and will deliver results on par with a Polaroid 180 or 195.
For added luxury, I have re-skinned the front shutter housing in genuine wood, which looks and feels fantastic!
The original shutter housing has been completely sealed to house the new shutter, using high density seals and tubing for a completely light-tight finish.
Features:
- Tominon 127mm f4.7, coated glass lens
- Copal Polaroid Press Shutter, featuring bulb and time modes
- Aperture range from f4.7 all the way to f45!
- Zeiss Ikon single window rangefinder/viewfinder
- Folding bellows design
- X-sync for flash, with ability to use old flash bulbs when set to 1/30th of a second or lower
- Cable release socket
- Genuine wood front panel
- Fully sealed and flocked interior, with new light seals
Because the rangefinder is calibrated to 114mm, and the new lens is 127mm, there was some drift between lens and finder. To compensate for this, the bellows arm has been re-shaped, to allow precise focus at the closest distance setting when using the rangefinder. When horizon photos are desired, it's simply a matter of extending the bellows to the infinity position, allowing for tack sharp pictures, even with the lens wide open. Now only the middle distances drifting slightly at the widest aperture settings. When shooting at f8 or higher, the drift is not an issue.
Based on a standard Polaroid 230 Automatic Land Camera, this camera has been extensively modified to be able to shoot at professional standards.
The original f8.8 lens and automatic shutter have been replaced with a Tominon 127mm, f4.7, four element coated glass lens, mounted in a Copal Polaroid Press shutter. This shutter does not require cocking before firing the shutter, meaning you can fire the shutter as fast as your fingers can move! This mechanical shutter also means that the camera no longer requires batteries!
This new lens allows for fantastic portrait photos, and is really the area where the camera excels. The new 127mm lens is amazingly sharp, and will deliver results on par with a Polaroid 180 or 195.
For added luxury, I have re-skinned the front shutter housing in genuine wood, which looks and feels fantastic!
The original shutter housing has been completely sealed to house the new shutter, using high density seals and tubing for a completely light-tight finish.
Features:
- Tominon 127mm f4.7, coated glass lens
- Copal Polaroid Press Shutter, featuring bulb and time modes
- Aperture range from f4.7 all the way to f45!
- Zeiss Ikon single window rangefinder/viewfinder
- Folding bellows design
- X-sync for flash, with ability to use old flash bulbs when set to 1/30th of a second or lower
- Cable release socket
- Genuine wood front panel
- Fully sealed and flocked interior, with new light seals
Because the rangefinder is calibrated to 114mm, and the new lens is 127mm, there was some drift between lens and finder. To compensate for this, the bellows arm has been re-shaped, to allow precise focus at the closest distance setting when using the rangefinder. When horizon photos are desired, it's simply a matter of extending the bellows to the infinity position, allowing for tack sharp pictures, even with the lens wide open. Now only the middle distances drifting slightly at the widest aperture settings. When shooting at f8 or higher, the drift is not an issue.
Architect: Tomohiko Yamanashi and Takeyuki Katsuya, Nikken Sekkei
Year: 2009
Location: Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Architect: Tomohiko Yamanashi and Takeyuki Katsuya, Nikken Sekkei
Year: 2009
Location: Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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This building exists in front of Shin-kiba Station.
Shin-kiba is a town of timber merchants. This is the headquarters office building of the Association of Wood Wholesalers in Tokyo. You can see a lot of wood used for its exterior. According to the web, the interior also has a lot of high quality wood.
カリン（花梨）
マメ科 広葉樹
淡い茶色をしており
特に赤褐色のものを「パドウク」と呼ぶ。
柾目が他木材の木目と異なり、独特且つ綺麗な模様となる。
気乾比重が0.9程と硬いが
扱った上で「カリンは硬く、パドウクは脆い」と感じる。
パドウクの繊維密度が薄い気がするのだが…。
また、パドウクは乾燥での歪みが多く
乾燥後白い粉を吹く。
カビではなく乾いたヤニの様なもので
ふき取り磨けば艶が出る。
が、そのままでいると再度粉を吹く。
（詳細は不明）
家具、唐木、楽器等に用いられる。
参考：木材図鑑様
3 March 2010
Shinkiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan
For more information about the project and architect see: japan-architect.jimdo.com/japanese-architects/nikken-sekk...