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Fantasy Faire 2024
A problematic project because how does one choose?
I adore all the regions of these Fairelands and will post about 5-6 photos in the next day (before the Fairelands fade back) to showcase those worlds that spoke so very clearly to me for various reasons. My clear favorite will close out this series.Thank you, amazing Worldbuilders, thank you.
Shown here: Harvest Home. A glorious region that softly and immediately embraces you and lulls you into a tender sway with its rolling beauty and clean fresh air. (Yes...it puts all your senses right there.) I'd love to live here please. Wonderful and many sit areas for meeting and reflecting. Does a druid and fae's heart good. (Gorgeous even through the lens of my old computer.)
Havest Home Worldbuilder Garvie Garzo.
Soy fotografo aficionado desde hace más o menos 2 años. Mi nombre es Aitor, soy Valenciano y un enamorado de las ideas. Una de ellas es este proyecto que esta naciendo.
El canal, las miradas.
¿Y quien puede hacer grande este proyecto? Vosotros.
Reflexionar es una de las claves del triunfo, participar es la otra. Yo muestro mis fotos y vosotros pensáis, contais... Hablo de sentimientos, de recuerdos, de cualquier cosa que estas miradas os motiven.
Escribir y compartid, crezcamos juntos, unidos, observando aquello que hay en nosotros.
Coming July 26th for the Lexi Project! For more information, and how you can help, check out this site: thelexiproject.wordpress.com/
Craft Hope project #12
crafthope.com/2011/04/project-12-orphan-outreach/
I made these with materials from my craft stash: ribbon, bias tapes, yarn, and strips of torn fabric. :)
new aquascape project for 2010.
Tank Size (WxHxD): 90x50x45 cm
Substrate: Naure Soil by Oliver Knott and Tropica plant substrate.
Hardscape: ADA seryu stone, Redmoor woods.
Lighting: 2x70W HQI 10.000 K
Forse sarà 1/52 /Ma non vi assicuro niente./
Mi ha ispirato la canzone di Bruno Mars Versace on the floor.
The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in Cornwall, England. Inside the two biomes are plants that are collected from many diverse climates and environments. The project is located in a reclaimed Kaolinite pit, located 2 km (1.2 mi) from the town of St Blazey and 5 km (3 mi) from the larger town of St Austell, Cornwall.
The complex is dominated by two huge enclosures consisting of adjoining domes that house thousands of plant species, and each enclosure emulates a natural biome. The biomes consist of hundreds of hexagonal and pentagonal, inflated, plastic cells supported by steel frames. The largest of the two biomes simulates a Rainforest environment and the second, a Mediterranean environment. The attraction also has an outside botanical garden which is home to many plants and wildlife native to Cornwall and the UK in general; it also has many plants that provide an important and interesting backstory, for example, those with a prehistoric heritage.
My lil' "hola!" pillow hanging out on the couch, with the other orange pillows (yes, there's another one you can't see in the photo). I'm quite pleased with the way it turned out!
The BF and I are both Mexican-American, so I wanted to choose a Spanish word for my pillow ... and I chose the one that I use the most. OK, and I really don't know many other "appropriate" words, if you catch my drift. :) But really, I say "Hola" probably more than I say "Hello". It just sounds so cheery!
-> LAST DAYS !
The event ends on 25th but I just added a new Limited item
New Mesh Skirt !
You have 5 sizes ( XXS, XS, S, M, L) and 4 colors inside (Grey,Black,Teal,Blue)
Demo is available
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The latest offering from the R&D sheds of B.A.S.T.A.R.D behind dry dock 4. An ultra high speed, high altitude attack or reconnaisance prototype namd "Spectre"
Inspired by Tromas's recent WIP, in turn based on the Macross VF fighters.
Drawn during a break from a big project at work. I'm quite happy with what the team achieved, but it could not have been done without communication and teamwork.
What did we do?
Installed over 375 WiFi access points in 80+ degree residence halls at UW-Whitewater in one week.
This is the last in this small project on waves. Overall I'm quite pleased with the results of this first attempt, even though it's been a steep learning curve! Shooting it all on film could be considered a blessing and a curse depending on your personal point of view: There's no reviewing what works at the time, but equally because of this, I found myself forced to really consider as much as possible at the time in a way that was as predictive as possible. I now also know that I really do prefer slide film over negative, and I have to say I am blown away by how good the meter in the Mamiya 645 Super prism finder is. I left my hand held light meter (which I routinely use for large format) at home when shooting this project, and had to put complete faith in the camera. I'm also really impressed with the Mamiya 645 105-210mm ULD lens and can't wait to use it again.
Any comments on the project would be very well received and many thanks for the views, comments and favs!
A serious restoration project, apparently waiting to be finished.
The 403 was styled by Pininfarina and first presented in April 1955.
I forgot this picture in the chronological posts. So here it is finally.
Production 403: 1955-1966.
Number seen: 2.
RD1083 probably near Lons-sur-Saunier (Fr), Aug. 3, 2016.
© 2016 Sander Toonen Amsterdam | All Rights Reserved
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I'd originally had something else planned for my 365 pic today, but do to one thing or another, it didn't turn out. What can I say? It's been busy as hell around this place, and today we had moved a lot of trucks through the bays. I'd taken this at the last minute as sort of a poor ditch effort. All considered I thought I'd try something else today, being as the pic hadn't been what I'd wanted, and the day had sort of reminded me of one I'd written about a few years back.
An old blog post I'd written a few years back. Enjoy.
"The blaus"
originally written May 19th , 2006
Putterin' down York road after a robust day at work, and feeling a very euphoric sense of gratification with myself and my crew this week, I drifted off into a deep inner monologue conversation with myself. It has been one hell of a week, and we'd done it with a skeleton crew. But now, as I'm admiring the windmills on the bench, and the wheat sprouts in the fields, our accomplishments underplay the dead dogged tiredness that was gnawing at the bottom of my feet, and the nagging pain kicking me in the back.
That's when I started wondering to myself. Another useless thought to add to the list of useless thoughts and information, endlessly collecting and clogging up my mind.
By a show of hands who thinks which is worse. "The blau" tired’s or "This day just kicked my ass" tired’s? For the last few weeks they have been pulling dozens of refer trailers off the fleet, and bringing them to us to be de-identified and cleaned up for trade. Typically my job, you could say is really quit physical. I'm always on my feet, and on the move, watching, repairing, directing my crew, insuring the operation runs as smoothly and efficiently as possible. It leaves me exhausted by days end, and seems to make for a viable excuse to do little more then ly around in front of the television set and drink cold lager at days end.
Then there are times when say they pull two dozen refer trailers off the fleet to be traded. The de-identifying process is no big thing, a little tedious, but requiring little physical rigger. A little know how, a little patients, a good eye, and the right home brew mix of some rather nasty chemicals...
De-ided and it's on to the cleaning. A bit more tedious, and by far less physical for me. Before I continue I have to stress that by no means am I down playing the work a professional truck driver endures. They are required to keep the keenest of attention of everything around them, in a vehicle that typically spans more then eighty feet in length, and has as many blind spots as visible spots. (For thou’s of you motorists that have never been behind the wheel of a big rig remember one thing. If you can't see the drivers face in his mirror, he can't see you) but this sucks, at least an over the road driver gets a change of scenery.
Sitting behind the wheel of a run down Freightliner Century for a better part of the day, playing the part of "Drop and hook donkey". The Blaus begin to set in.
After the trailer is De-ided I move it out of the detail bay, and run it around the building to one of the wash bays. Wash the trailer, and again, run it around the building to the wash out bay. Washed out, and it's over to the lot, where I drop it, and hook up another, and repeat the entire process, with very little physical activity detected all the while.
It's probable that the most physical parts of this would involve lowering the landing gear, releasing the king pin from the fifth wheel, and oh yes, flipping the switch that dumps the tractors air bags, and after a day of this, I feel exhausted. "The Blaus" .
How does one explain that to the wife, well enough to justify sweats, beer, and televison? "Baby bear, I'm just to tired to mow the lawn tonight, I had to spend the entire day, in a spacious, all though be it ugly, air conditioned environment, with a cold beverage at my beacon, and you know, sometimes the radio just didn't play a song I liked. My radio station changen' finger is spent".....
Well needless to say, the lawn is mowed, and I'm left to ponder...Which is worse. Blaus or Ass kickedness tired?
Static
Wednesday, August 27th. 2008
On string instruments the distance between the strings and the fingerboard is referred to as the "action"
I was on a lunchtime walk solo today, and zipping along past the golf course I noticed this leaf in the most amazing back light.
It looks like some kind of crazy emboss filter had been applied to it, so it got snapped. :)
This is what I saw all day...
I'm ill. My wife is ill too. So we're at bed all day trying to get better. But I have to commit my photo of the day for the project. So, I decided to share with you the awesome view of my day... My bedtable...
Sorry but nothing better today.
Project 365 - 2012 A Year in Pictures
6th January (6/365)
Tonight's dinner. If took a long time to prepare, but yummy!
Canon 5D Mark II & EF 24-105 f/4.0L
80mm | 0.5 sec | f/8.0 | ISO 400
© Chris Martinez
Cis-Iscte is a partner in the European Erasmus+ Project GRIT - Growing in uRban educatIon and diversity that focuses on fostering educational equity in urban educational settings, which are particularly vulnerable to problems associated with early school leaving.
Short-term joint staff training Lisbon on the 21st of september 2020.
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
This is just a scene from my Spanish project from a while back. Obviously not my best, but I believed I owed my comrades some of my builds in my prolonged absence. I'll post more if anyone cares to see.
Project 365 06/08/2017: I was running out of time for today's photo so just took a quick shot of this somewhat boring scene.
I was taking photos of jewelry that my sister makes for Ball Jointed Dolls.
She has this great little box with a ring for your bjd and a matching ring for you.
It's genuine silver. My sister is goldsmith ;)