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This is an owl glass art made by Multi Gass workshop @ fukuoka, Japan.
マルティグラス制作のふくろうのガラス工芸品です。苦労知らずの不苦労はどうですか？
owl art glass single object ふくろう フクロウ
Fuji GW690III
Ilford Delta 100
Denver APUG meet-up/shoot. We met at the condemned Gates Rubber Company to do a bit of shooting. Everyone showed up with medium format rigs.
Difficult lighting today -- strong sunlight giving very strong contrast. Shooting in the shade was about the only option. I probably should have taken off my yellow filter.
I'm drawn to shoot weird stuff like this. This is probably my favorite photo of the day (maybe because it looks like night).
OOPArts
out of place artifacts, 2018
foto: Vicky Freijido
Ensamblado por precintado de restos de objetos hallados entre 2015 y 2018 en las inmediaciones del sitio en donde se erigiera la histórica Jabonería de Vieytes (México y av. 9 de Julio, caba, cuna intelectual de la Revolución de Mayo) dispuestos como hallazgo arqueológico. Una línea de tensión afectiva entre el territorio del pasado histórico y un futuro levantado sobre las ruinas de la contemporaneidad.
Found by Claus at the Sturzgasse in Vienna's 15th district. Friday morning, November 25.
- Part of the Series "The First Thing We See" - www.lhbs.at/thoughts/2011/11/23/1286/
Uni was checking out the bracelet that Snowfire11ro gave me. A few years ago she helped Hicks97 take care of my very sick dog. Unfortunately we had to let Dutchess go. Ro had this bracelet made with my babies name on it and the poem Rainbow Bridge
Porcelain brooches made of two layers of porcelain with a transfer of Delftware blue and golden luster.
16 pieces form a entity.
Together the form one object. You can give each friend or familymember one piece and together you will form a whole.
I also make entities with 4 or 9 pieces.
Each brooch has a silver pin on the backside.
La mort de Procris - Statues de marbre dans le parc du château de Rambouillet (Yvelines)
Le mythe :
Céphale, prince thessalien, fils de Déion et de Diomédé avait épousé Procris, une des filles d'Érechthée, roi d'Athènes. Elle était d'une beauté remarquable. Il inspira une vive passion à Éos (l'Aurore) ; celle-ci, pour le détacher de Procris, l'engagea à éprouver la fidélité de son épouse. Dans ce but, il s'introduisit près d'elle, caché sous un déguisement : ayant réussi à la séduire, il la chassa de sa présence. Procris, honteuse, s'enfuit en Crète où Artémis lui fit don d'un chien et d'un javelot magique. Plus tard Procris revint dans ses foyers sous l'aspect d'une séduisante jeune fille qui s'offrit l'amour de Céphale en échange des cadeaux de la déesse. Céphale accepta et Procris se fit alors reconnaître.
Les deux époux se réconcilièrent donc. La jalousie cependant étreignait le cœur de Procris qui pensait que son époux rejoignait Éos lors de ses parties de chasse. Une nuit, elle le suivit donc en cachette. Par mégarde elle remua une branche. Pensant qu'un gibier se cachait derrière le feuillage Céphale lança son javelot et perça le corps de sa chère Procris ; désespéré par cette mort, il se tua avec le même javelot. Selon une autre version, l'aréopage le bannit pour ce meurtre. Il se retira dans l'île qui prit de lui le nom de Céphalonie et hanté par le fantôme de sa bien aimée finit par se jeter à la mer.
Source Wikipédia
Object 753 (one of the early prototype of ASU-85) during trials in 1957. Fight compartment is still opened on top.
Objects courtesy of the Australian History Museum, Macquarie University. Photographed by Ally Halliwell
An “abstract-figurative” object that does not represent anything in particular and at the same time, each of its positions suggests a type of character of a form, by Rosario Hurtado and Roberto Feo of El Último Grito studios.
This object was not designed with a definite function in mind, but its dimensions are appropriate for it to be explored physically.
Copyright: WIPO. Photo: Emmanuel Berrod. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 IGO License.
Yes, that is quite a collection. If you want to take a stroll through all the Ordinary Objects, visit www.ordinaryknitting.blogspot.com
Artist: Antony Gormley
Title: Object
Material: life-sized cast iron sculpture
Antony Gormley - OBJECT
7 September 2016 - 21 May 2017
Portrait Gallery
London, England, UK
Maker: Museum of Modern Art
Born:
Active: USA
Medium: book
Size: 7.5 in x 10 in
Location: USA
Object No. 2010.679
Shelf: HIST-1937
Publication:
Other Collections:
Notes: TBAL
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Series graphics for next W242 series on apologetics. Basis of the series is answering the most typical questions by non-christians [typically 30%+ of our attenders] about the faith.
NOT branding, just support graphics that will be used for support slides, seat cards, etc.
Our team is sold on the basic look/feel, but would love input on ramping it up or refining? [the photos ARE representative of our attenders.]
Thoughts?
{{Bonus points if you can name the band who's lyrics I used -- without googling...}}
At 5:50am this morning i was preparing my wife off to work and noticed frost on her truck so i decided to go out and warm her truck .
I looked up towards the southwest and noticed a satellite.
so i watched it for a few seconds and to my amazement saw another following behind then another than another .
not a perfect straight line but all following each other from somewhat horizon to horizon coming out of the southwest to the northeast .
I ran to grab my camera and of coarse having the settings for daytime photography i decided to shoot not knowing if the event would end as i fiddled with my camera .. so far this one image at least shows what i saw to my own satisfaction.
This is raw uncropped but i did have to rev up brightness and contrast if not for anything but to try to remove the purple light damage of my imager . again it is small as the objects were satellite size for comparison Cropped image .