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Well, if you must have a multi-storey car park in the centre of town, why not make a feature of it? The colour scheme may not suit every city, but it works well in Kuching, Malaysia. The top floor, by the way, is a cinema complex.
Polymer clay cabochons made with my own floral canes of Kato clay .
Kato clear liquid clay as sealer.
Aldona B at work today with her camera, having a local news outlet follow her around for a future news story... Aldona is the camera behind the Street Style series, where she looks for people on the street with great style and does a mini impromptu photoshoot... More here - aldonabphotography.com/?page_id=249
Drive side of the Multi, The brass cylinder on the engine pulley is a clutch containing a total of 54 steel plates!
Built in LDD and rendered with Stud.io.
Lets go explore!
Another repurposed build, this time a space ship into a rover.
- Sony ILCE-7R M2 with Asahi Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 50mm F/1.4 - M42-mount , MF-lens
- f1.4.- 1/60sec - ISO 400
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Composite image made from five photos taken from the same spot using 3 different cameras, a Nikon Nuvis-S APS (two photos), a Bencini Koroll 24 with drilled film, and a Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim (two photos)
Roof construction, aerial man lift: JLG 60H 60 platform height, 1,000 lb hydraulic telescoping boom aerial lift lifts two workers and plywood sheathing to roof of 4-story concrete block wall multi-unit residential building. The right-side worker is outside lift standing on roof sheathing, wearing body harness that is not connected to provide fall protection. Therefore, the only fall protection is the physical presence of the lift platform and guardrails. Roof framing is galvanized sheet metal trusses that supports plywood sheathing. Ft. Myer Beach, Florida November 2005.
Comoda
(Nugid Multi-Purpose Cabinet)
1950's, Pampanga
Narra
125.5 x 117.5 x 67.5 cm (49 1/4 x 46 1/4 x 26 1/2 in)
After the Sangley Rebellion of 1603 that saw the killing of 20,000 Chinese in Manila, many Chinese moved to the old, independent settlement towns of Guagua and Betis in Pampanga. They were merchants, masons, woodcarvers, carpenters and laborers who practiced their trade freely, mingled, worked and married with local residents. Betis became a popular town for woodcarving and furniture making, until in 1904 that it was consolidated with Guagua. The master furniture maker Nuguid opened his shop in Betis before the war and started a style which came to be known as “Betis Baroque,” the baroque revival style of the 19th century adapted to the trends of the mid-20th century.
The one-piece top has rope gadrooning running on all four sides and around the circular corners, from which stand four barley-twisted posts with urn, rings and leafed beads (similar to design and shape of gold beads in old tambourine necklaces) on either ends. The cabinet doors have multiple mouldings and high raised central panel carved with florid sunken relief of scrolling acanthus leaves. Leafed scrolled feet oriented at 45-degree angle support the whole cabinet, with scrolled skirting in between. Inside are nine short and long drawers for ample storage, with chamfered tops for easy, handleless access – a design feature often seen in mid-century Scandinavian sideboards.
This could have been used as a filing cabinet for important papers and documents or a cutlery cabinet to hold expensive silverwares. Such lavish, classic details and also on-trend features can only have been custom-made for an opulent family.
Estimate: PHP 50,000 - 55,000
Lot 100 of the Salcedo Auctions auction on 2 June 2018. See salcedoauctions.com/ for more details.
Strobist: Steller Extreme 300w large softbox 100/100cm above subject. Multi coloured paper for background. Nikon D5100
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I did my back in last Sunday so haven't been out with a camera. This was my Christmas present, a mini multi-tool. My back is much better now.
In April 2014, 24 women and girls from Argentina, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Nigeria, Turkey, and South Korea traveled across Tennessee to experience sports in the U.S. and challenge their international “sisters” to think of new ways to use sports to positively impact their communities.
Their stay in Knoxville corresponded with the annual Dogwood Arts Festival, so participants visited The Art Festival at West High School which featured various forms of art by students with disabilities. Additionally, participants visited the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame and Jefferson County High School, volunteered to run activities with young girls at Girls, Inc., attended sports clinics with Leslie Miller and Jenny Moshak, spoke on a panel with figure skating champion Michelle Kwan, and enjoyed an evening of home hospitality and culture-sharing at Dr. Ashleigh Huffman’s home.
In Nashville, the participants spent the day dribbling around downtown with over 2000 other youth for the Broadway Bounce, then explored Tourney Town where they played interactive basketball games, and tried zip-lining and rock climbing! The championship game filled the participants with a final burst of energy on the last night of the program as they cheered for UCONN or Notre Dame.
The final day of the program included action plan presentations and cultural games at the Nashville Convention Center with Dr. Samaya Farooq Samie and Dr. Becky Clark. The goodbyes will be bittersweet, but the girls are ready to return home to empower other women and girls through sports!
Learn more about the U.S. Department of State Empowering Women and Girls through Sports Initiative here: globalsportswomen.org