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The Drawer Project is a kind of self-absent portraiture project: each drawer contains objects that belong to me, and in certain way are talking about what I consider valuable or useful. Your physical and visible features, in fact, that is only the top of the iceberg, do not only define your personality. How you dress, what you read, how you speak, what music do you like, and what you possess, are key elements of your identity. Tell me what you keep in your drawer and I tell you how you are. Most people consider their drawers a reserved space, and open them it is a kind of violation of their intimacy. I wonder what we could discover about their lives looking into their drawers.
In addition, drawers are spaces for chaos too; they help to keep out of our watch many tiny things, avoiding being all around there. Although they are under a total chaos into the drawer, they are under control while they are in the drawer.
The drawer is also a time-recorder-machine that keeps track of your personal story, where you can find evidence of your past through the objects with which you were and perhaps you are still linked to.
For drawer, I mean a space where you can keep several objects, and that can be closed (this can include toolboxes, sewing boxes, gardening… any object that is worthy for the owner). The style of the pictures is personal (format, perpective, colour, BW), but there are three rules:
The picture should include the frame of the drawer or something that allows to identify it as an object container.
The drawer’s contain must not be arranged for the picture (you are permitted to remove whatever helps to preserve your anonymity).
A short title must be added to each picture, and a brief reflection or text (between 10-20 words) to add some context to the picture.
A Blurb photobook will be published containing all the works; the profit from sales will be donated to a charity which helps refugees (it has sense, because we are talking about how much we care our belongings)
All the pictures will be included in a video footage that will be exhibit during the European Summer Tour 2016 of Caspervek Trio, which will write and perform an original soundtrack for the video.
Publishing your pictures in this group you consent to use them either in the video footage and in the Blurb photo-book. The author of the pictures used in the video and the photobook will be credited with the Flickr user and the date of the picture.
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I emptied my project box, so that people could see exactly what i have in there.
I'll tag everything.
If you have your name tagged it is because I wanted you to see the photo.
Project 26 - G. I love music - mostly music that has at least one guitar in it. Folk, rock, alternative, grunge, and punk are what I listen to most and to narrow it down further, a lot of Australian music. Some of my favourite music is from You Am I, Grinspoon, The Living End, Something for Kate, Paul Dempsey, The Cat Empire, Darren Hanlon, Powderfinger, Bernard Fanning, The Badloves, Ben Lee, Ben Harper, Ben Folds, Kings of Leon, Cold War Kids, Mumford and Sons, Def FX, Eskimo, Joe, Foo Fighters, Gyroscope, Jeff Buckley, Jose Gonzales, Josh Pyke, Little Birdy, Muse, Nirvana, and Radiohead. This is my guitar. I don't have time to play it anywhere near as much as I would like to but when I do these are the artists that I play.
And Baby Makes Four. My daughter, son-in-law and 2 babies. At her baby shower this past Sunday, my daughter asked me to take some silhouette shots of her. Perfect timing since later I saw this weeks project.
This drawing came about as I listened to Dave Gray describing a game that someone came up with in a Gamestorming workshop. The image was so vivid that I just had to capture it in a sketch.
The idea is to create a "weather map" for an online project status meeting. Each project would have the shape of a state or country placed on an imaginary map. Prior to the meeting, each project leader would log in and do two things:
1. Place an avatar of him/herself on a stress meter to indicate his/her current level of stress; and
2. Place a weather icon onto the region representing his/her project, to indicate the current feeling about how it is going.
When everyone arrives in the online meeting, they can see at a glance who is the most pressured, and that person can report out first. Neat, isn't it?
I don't know who originally proposed the idea to Dave, but I just love it.
A relatively small project I've been working on lately: A clock/countdown/stopwatch with a big LED display and RF remote.
I'm planning on making a nice laser-cut wood box for the whole thing, and donating it to my parkour gym.
After playing with water droplets ... i felt i needed to make the project BIGGER ... so step up the fish tank and some cut & uncut fruit .... quite pleased with this for the 1st real attempt
This picture is #49 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.100Strangers.com
I saw Lucy twice that day , she was a charity Girl for Christian Aid. I promised myself I would capture her that day ... I was so determined ! She was over 6ft tall with that flower in her hair ! I am a sucker for accessories , Lucy stood out a mile. She is doing this summer job before going to Falmouth College doing Photography of all things.
I had to negotiate a photo for a donation for the aid: I got the photo but she could only sign me up for a year’s Subscription , I declined as was not able to commit but I would gift a donation on line.
We chatted about the new/old Lens which she liked and appreciated the quality – Lucy indicated at the time , this Lens I had just purchased was a pro Lens used by Photo journalists ! Lucy is embarking on a three year course and looking forward to it.
I explained about the 100 Strangers – I indicated do this project , you will learn more than any class room – she laughed. The 1st photo was her smiling and captured the 2nd when see cheekily asked me – where are these photo’s going to go ? I said flickr etc she did this cheeky , unsure , not convinced look but laughed after saying that was cool ! She normally takes the photo – hardly ever the subject except family albums’ and such like.
We spent half an hour together , enjoyed the chat and discussion ! Very good sales lady ... With her good looks,
This was taken with that old lens = 85 mm Glad to say her eyes are perfect ,, I love her smile , confidence and quirkiness
Thank you Lucy , good luck on your course ! Do try this out – it will teach you to shoot portraits and communication skills !! All in two months ... ?
50 is next ! Wish me luck - its going to have to be a good one ! Have a Good weekend x
I came across some photos of a project from last year. I was asked to put together the parts for a model of Poole Bus Station for someone to build. (Not really my sort of thing at all)
I duly designed, printed and dispatched it. To keep the costs reasonable I only actually built a trial of a small part of it - these are the photos, which several months on don't look too bad at all!
The whole model comes out at over four feet long (!!!), and takes an amazing amount of card, but if anyone fancies a crazy challenge then let me know.
6/8/12
I swear food like fries, chicken tenders, and hotdogs taste way better at a ballpark. Even though I sat at the nose bleed seats I like the view of the whole field. I went to the game with most of my close guy friends and even though we lost I still had a great time.
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Nikon D5100
Sigma 10-20mm
Nos.3 of 5
Germany - Lubeck: Marienkirche - St. Mary's Church, built c1250 - c1350; demolished 29 March 1942; rebuilt 1947-1959.
Detail of the -
Built in 1561 through to 1566, the Astronomical Clock is considered to be a real treasure of both art history and sacred history. It was located behind the High Altar in the ambulatory but was completely destroyed in 1942. Only one dial (which had been replaced with an earlier restoration) remains in the St. Annen Museum. The new Astronomical Clock was constructed on the East side of the Northern transept in the "Death dance" chapel. It is the work of Paul Behrens, a clockmaker in Lübeck, who planned it as his lifetime achievement from 1960 - 1967, collected donations for it and constructed the elements of the clock himself. He also maintained the clock until his death. The clockface is a simplified duplicate of the original. With a complicated mechanical system, the clock shows planetary positions, phases of the sun and moon, signs of the zodiac (astronomically, not astrologically), the date on which Easter falls and the Golden Ratio. At 12 o'clock midday the bells ring out and the movement of the figures before Christ consecrating spurs into action. The figures were originally Electors; after post-war reconstruction they are now eight representatives of the different races and peoples of the world.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Mary's_Church,_L%c3%bcbeck#Astr...
Check out Paul Behrens
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Behrens
To see Large:-
www.flickr.com/photos/96185638@N00/2649156162/sizes/l/in/...
I'm en love with this mountain. Its name is Pedraforca. It was the start line of my little challenge and the end line too. Now I'm leaving it happy with challenge result. I did it in 15h30!!! I'm going home happy and... Tired.
If it's a beloved enough saying to appear on a coffee cup, that alone gives me hope for humanity.
I feel like I am sending my job applications into the ether: poof! poof! poof! Occasionally, I get an email back from a actual person saying that my materials have been received, and they'll contact me again if they want. It's grinding.
To cheer myself, I painted my fingers and toes this morning. Fingers: Julep in Penelope. Toes: Julep in Stefani. Not shown? The bright red lippie I put on too, because, well, why not?
This is my newest PDF pattern. Since Fall seems to be the season when a lot of us are making Christmas gifts, I am busy putting out patterns to help.
E' LA TRISTE STORIA DI UN UOMO CON DELLE ASPIRAZIONI LETTERARIE
CHE VERRANNO IGNORATE E FRUSTRATE
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8.
Calzini caffelatte
nei sandali slabbrati,
chiude la porta e lascia
moglie figlia per sempre,
ogni giorno per sempre
davanti al televisore,
ogni giorno ripensa
che se butta la chiave
e dà fuoco ai documenti
può sparire per uno
due mesi dai tormenti.
9.
( É ancora andrà , deluso,
fingendosi contento
supplicando che passino
quei sogni deliranti.
Lui che non era nato
per sbaglio come tanti).
10.
É andrà l’uomo in grigio
con la sua borsa piena
di lettere invidiose
che non ha mai spedito,
si fermerà davanti
alla tazza di caffè
per sbirciare maligno
chi c’è e chi non c’è.
11.
Nemmeno dilettante,
conosce suo malgrado
i labirinti vuoti
di una chiesa in silenzio.
Anima Christi , prova…
litania memoria assenzio.
da 'Salita degli orti ' P. L. 2005
This is a continuation of the current project of an Image a day.
This will take a year to complete. It will be a "Colour Project"....numbered 731 to 1100 and it will begin on September 1st 2022..
I will also include an additional 4 Sets that will last a month each.
First will be Vines and Vineyards in November.2022.
Second is Forests ,,Water, ,Trees and Leaves in February 2023.
Third "Light Eating Objects" in May 2023.
Forth will be another B&W . August 2023.
On top of all that every month will feature a small set of 4 pics with different themes.
As you can see I shall be a busy Bunny!.
Hope you like the stuff!!!!!!!.
paint in lowes valspar: peach frenzy
Peach is not my favourite color to paint on a wall but this color looks like a creamsicle which was what I was going for.
One might say there is too much peach in there, with the cedar being a pink wood and I was worried about this too but in a way it hides it at the same time, giving it a backround appearance and letting the food stand out.
The chairs were kind of not planned, originally I got the table off a classifieds for $30, it's ikea. The guy insisted I take the 3 chairs but I was unsure about the color, the ikea stefan chairs were only $5 each anyway and I LOVE how they turned out in the space, the black couldn't have been a better contrast to all the peachy tones.
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Hohensalzburg Castle.
The Firing Gallery. evolved in 1498 was built at the same time the "Hohen Stock" was furnished as a royal palace. It was intended to provide reinforcement of the old encircling wall directly adjoining the mountain precipices. The cannons in the embrasure recesses date back to the Thirty Years' War. Built with a 20cm calibre, they were classified as heavy artillery, covering a range of some 2.5km and were used for firing "bombs" - hollow metal shot filled with gunpowder. The fuse (hemp cord soaked in acetate of lead, which retained its red-hot glow no matter how strong the wind blew) caught fire immediately on discharge and caused the charge to explode on impact. Later armourers filled these bombs with fragments of lead to produce a leaden "squirt", the dreaded "case shots". whose supercharge inflicted ghastly injuries on the enemy over a wide area. Cannons of this calibre were ideal for use as fortress artillery in the bombardment of military camps and advancing armed units.
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