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Model: Heather Goodman
Camera: Canon AE-1 Program
Film: Ilford 400 ISO b/w
Process: Ilford 11x14 Matt paper
We're in the process of expanding our front garden by more than 500 square feet.
We started last fall by removing three huge holly bushes from in front of the porch and building a vegetable bed in their place. That was Phase One.
Phase Two includes removing the sod from the lawn to make another vegetable bed and landscaping the areas around it.
May 7, 2015
Experiments to make an image or image sequence that fits the music piece "Violin Phase" by Steve Reich.
(Anser caerulescens). Also known as the Blue Goose, and found in North America. It has two color plumage morphs, white (snow) or gray/blue (blue). These two colors of geese were once thought to be separate species but since they interbreed and are found together throughout their ranges, they are now considered two color phases of the same species.
"Phases" are heavy maintenance that we have to perform every so-many flight hours. There are four: A, B, C, and D. We're on a B phase now, and in a hundred or so flight hours, we'll have a C phase.
With the addition of the engine and transmission, phase one of the project is now complete. The next step is to get the chassis outside and bring the body in for metal and body work, then paint, before mating the body and chassis back together
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I got my hands on the Lillian phaser from Walrus Audio and took a few shots of it with my iPhone. Sounds fantastic as well.
When things come full circle, I’ve learned they have lasting inspirations. In the 80s, my host sister studied abroad in Ohio, where she learned Phase 10. She brought back a deck to her small rural Costa Rican hometown and Phase 10 quickly became an enjoyable pastime. My host dad and I played Phase 10 several nights a week. For over 30 years my host family used the same Phase 10 deck. One of the most memorable games was when my parents came to visit, brought my host family a new deck, and my two dads played together.
Photographer: Lauren Birks
Location: Copal, Costa Rica
The four new remote-controlled, ship-to-shore (STS) cranes are among the largest in the world, with an 82-metre outreach. These dual STS cranes can handle cargo vessels of 26 containers in width (or up to 24 000 TEU container capacity). “This will significantly increase the capacity and turnaround efficiency of terminal operations, enabling better service to customers and improving overall customer experience through more efficient operations,” explains Keld Pedersen, Head of APM Terminals West Med Terminals.