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Project 365, 2022 Edition: Day 251/365
This is detail of a shawl I knit in 2019. The pattern is Nightshift by Andrea Mowry. I'm wearing the shawl in this photo: flic.kr/p/2mZvgmA
I need to photograph the whole shawl properly, but this was my inspiration for the daily Project 365 photo.
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ZH107 undergoes some work late at night.
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Border Collies are always patrolling their boundaries. She was checking to make sure everything was secure in her run.
This work by Lorenzo Furlanetto is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
After sunset I switched on to my 85 mm only to find this small butterfly preparing for the night's work behind me. A couple of cranes were hooting somewhere in the background.
Another nightshift done..
Another chance at seeing a sunrise.. We were a bit late finishing and the sunrise is getting earlier..
But we (me and Himmy) caught the 'just after sunrise' pictures!! :)
Above Middlewood here..
And so to bed... ZZzzzz...
Nanjing East Road
Shanghai, China 2016
A traffic cop in downtown Shanghai on a very wet night.
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night in madrid, a gaze cutting through the dark. the city sleeps, but here something burns—maybe a cigarette, maybe a thought. his face holds stories untold, unseen, but felt. raw and unfiltered, like the streets that cradle him.
The opening for the "NIGHTSHIFT" show at McCann Pop-Up Gallery was amazing, so much better than we expected, lots of people came, lots of people bought stuff, small pillows, brooches, hand made stuff made by Aitch, and in the last 2 days we sold almost 20 pieces together (me and Aitch), which is more than we ever sold in a show before. So I say it was a pretty pretty pretty good show. Thanks to the McCann people, especially to Andrei Kaigorodov for supporting us and organizing this in such a professional way, thanks to the other artists who participated in the show, Irlo, Noper and Sinboy.
This one's the result of the live painting session from the opening night. From left to right: IRLO, SINBOY, NOPER, SADDO.
6MX1 with GWU013, ACD6071 and GWB101 awaits to have its loading completed at Aurizon's Gillman Terminal (Port Flat Yard) on 4th October 2025.
Nachts 'scheint' die Industrie einfach am schönsten.
13 seconds of exposure are enough to gently embed the factory in its environment.