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Thanks to the generosity of community members, CADL Mason is undergoing renovations! By combining a grant from the Dart Foundation with donations from the Margaret Doolittle estate, the Mason Library Friends and the City of Mason, the library is making nearly $34,000 worth of improvements. When it reopens on June 3, you’ll see new vinyl windows, fresh paint, new carpet, new seating, better lighting and some beautiful art installations. Outside projects include
a new catch basin, roofing work and upgraded landscaping.
Glad to have gotten to go out and grab some pics with a good friend of mine. This place was treacherous to get to. But I’d say it was worth it.
Photo Credit: Project Row Houses
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Looks beautiful at night, as the light from outside projects a dark shadow of the designs onto the walls and tables.
Photo by watashi-wa's
So.... I've lost track of where I was in this project. .... school started and clinicals started this week and I have no time at all for outside projects.... fail.
Also, I had to move last weekend and I'm still unpacking/recoop-ing from that. My boyfriend got laid off.... and has since become moody and distant, which he tends to do every so often anyway...
I don't know if anyone was following me regularly, but if you were, I'm sorry.
But with full time work, full time school and trying to do a total of 30 clinical hours over the semester I cannot keep up.
Plus I photographed my cousin's wedding the weekend before school started and I'm still bogged down with sorting and processing and editing those photos.....
It's times like these I could use a stand-in assistant... or a clone ... or a double... or something.
This picture is really old and I don't even remember taking it actually, but I like it and I like it as a closing picture. I <3 triscuits. Yum!
I found this on my work computer & ran it through Oly software just for fun.... and ta-da.
So, a lazy day in the house and Pam takes the opportunity to watch another episode of Miss Marple on her iPad.
Canon 5D MkIII with Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens.
Paddleboarding was just one of the ways people were able to enjoy the water on Sunday afternoon. Naomi Pal (standing) and Emma Wick tried out the Paddleboards during free demonstration time hosted by Outside Projects. The Main Street business hopes to offer more opportunities for people to become acquainted with the Paddleboards as summer progresses.
20121025 Davidson Day School Basketball. Rafael. 7th Grade.
Photo by Laura Mueller
www.lauramuellerphotography.com20121025 Davidson Day School TK outdoor classroom, science with Mrs. Carbonne, and leaf collecting. Sterling Martin Trail.
Photo by Laura Mueller
God Påske!!
Happy Easter!!
A render of Kid4 with Easter bunny-outfit in Dream Home greatroom, with LDP2 outside, projecting spotlights from the ceiling to add some internal light.
Processed in Photoshop CS4 with some text. Hope you like it.
Friday night, Outside Projects on Main Street, brought participants from their recent Extreme Art and Adventure Camp to the fairgrounds for a skateboard and stunt bike demonstration. Odin Hessel (left) and Max Dupuis showed the crowd a trick or two.
People line up outside Project Renewal's mobile healthcare van near the Bowery Mission. The mobile healthcare vans travel to places of worship, soup kitchens, and other places that provide services to homeless populations throughout NYC.
Art at the Turkish Bath at 42 Cara Dusana, Belgrade
I helped with the interactive sound element on this piece
MAY 23 - ISSUE 151 - BAYFIELD OPTIMIST CLUB: FIVE HUNDRED RUBBER DUCKS BOB ABOUT IN HARBOR: Dwain Forrest, of Timber Outfitters, of Seaforth, dumps one of five bags filled with Rubber Ducks between the piers at the Bayfield Harbour on Sunday afternoon. In the canoe behind, Tyler Hessel, of Outside Projects, of Bayfield, does the same as his son Odin looks on.
Part of the inside outside project. Nikki Sixx's photography provided a reference point to "the side" I interrupted this as Inside of the body. The paint was mixed with emulsion to provide a unique feel to colour. A mix of materials was used such as inks, using card to apply paint and water to mix the colour.
it's a rough shot but, the tile is all up, the grout is done FINALLY!!! We
started the bathroom remodel last spring when I ripped out the walls, then
my hubby ripped out the floor and put down tile. We replaced the tub,
sink/vanity and toilet as well as lights and other accessories and started
the tile on the walls but, that is where it stalled out over the summer
since we had so many outside projects to do but, I'm just a day or two away
from being able to give my baby a bath in our new tub!! She has never had a
tub bath before...sounds so crazy but, she was tiny when we started this and
I was still using the infant tub for her and currently still am, or washing
her in the sink or taking her in the shower with me....i'm so beyond excited
to be able to just give her a 'real bath' for a change!!!!
Francesco Roviello at work
May 10 - 16, Cnetre for the Arts Terra, Kikinda (Serbia)
photo: Tanja Krstevski
Camera Settings: (24mm f2.8ais manual focus Nikon Lens) - f2.8, 1/50, ISO400
This was a hard shot to pull off and i think I may give it another go one day because it really requires a helper or someone with three hands.
I was trying to create some interesting patterns using my 50mm 1.8d as a means to mess with the light. Then I found that providing there was enough light I could project it through the lens onto a bit of paper. Image was flipped in post but interesting to see the image of outside projected onto paper, just incredibly difficult to focus it haha.