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The orkest contains members of The Jettison Family, Tenuzu no Chiizu, Sugar Coated Mind Bombs and the famous The Julie Mittens.
Panel discussion on using multiple platforms to showcase different material for television shows at the Gutstein Gallery during the 2010 Savannah Film Festival.
- Dennis Burnett photo
Images taken with a Bronica ETRSi and Kodak Portra 400 .
Unfortunately the film is quite out of date and the resulting negatives were extremely thin .
With my old Epsom scanner from about 12 years ago , I've managed to get some detail out of the better ones .
The next roll I loaded , most of it I am exposing as an ISO 100 film .
My long neglected Multi-Kord pedal steel, all fixed up. It is early 50's vintage and said to be one of the first pedal steels manufactured. Now I gottsa learn how to play it...
Wow! Is there anything these devices can't do?
Fan, flashlight, Bluetooth speaker, solar panel, SD card reader, FM radio…
The orkest contains members of The Jettison Family, Tenuzu no Chiizu, Sugar Coated Mind Bombs and the famous The Julie Mittens.
This is a really cool pattern and the yarn was perfect for it....not a great picture, though....looks much better in real life. Haven't had much success with photos of late. :(
Every time I have to pour out my egg dyes and make new ones it makes me a little sad. This time I documented and I'm sure if I knew more about photography that they would be better- but I'm pretty pleased with a bunch of them.
Roy looks pleased, but Clare's victory has gone to her head. She's in the background with a camera in each hand and a collecting box on her arm!
The Triaxus is a towed undulating vehicle that was designed to collect multi-parameter limnological profile data. The Triaxus vehicle informs the EPA-GLNPO's monitoring program using an array of sensors that monitor the near shore condition of the Great Lakes. Towed behind the RV Lake Guardian, the Triaxus collects data on physical parameters such as water temperature, clarity, conductivity, dissolved oxygen and nitrogen concentrations as well as biological parameters, such as chlorophyll concentrations and zooplankton density. These data provide GLNPO scientists with information about the coastal conditions of the Great Lakes.
Photo courtesy of US EPA