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From Project "F"
edited on Feel Nikon, on may, 2011
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Light Work’s Urban Video Project showcased winning selections in The Stand’s Summer Photo Contest Aug. 28-29, 2020. Photos were on view downtown at UVP's outdoor architectural projection site on the facade of the Everson Museum of Art at 401 Harrison St. from dusk until 11 p.m.
The two-day exhibition highlights images by Emily Baxter, Jessica Dapson, Hilary Donohue, Justin Fogarty, Kathe Harrington, DJ Igelsrud, Jayson McDowell, Travis Owens, Sheila Quinell, Kristi Russo, Maranie Staab and Nadine H. Wodarczyk.
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Old project I found that I had made in the 6h or 7th grade. I believe from plans from an Popular Electronics article. This was a popular sound chip used in toys & games. Radio Shack carried it back then. Interesting that I actully brought the project off of the breadboard and into a completed enclosure. Luckily I can solder a bit better these days. Does anybody remember the article?
The Nurse Maude Hospice Shop on Papanui Road in Merivale, Christchurch. I had heard that 'op shops' in well-to-do areas were a good place to shop because you can find very good quality clothes that have hardly been worn. In the three weeks I've been here I have bought quite a few items from here, including a lovely silk skirt for $8.
Monday, 30th January 2017.
Nlak’pamux Church, also known as St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church in Spences Bridge. Built around 1905.
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title: sca-2004-6_turpentine_portraits014
Creator: Anthrom Green
Date: 1/1/2002
Description: Anthrom Green. Octogenarian Anthrom Green of Jacksonville, pictured here with his grandson, clearly recalls working in turpentine during the 1930s around Soperton, Georgia. Photo courtesy of Anthrom Green, c. 2002. CP-2004.3
Source: South Georgia Folklife Project Collection, 1996-2006. Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections.
Subjects: Wiregrass Country (U.S.)--Social life and customs; Turpentine; Turpentine industry and trade; Forests and forestry; Turpentine industry workers;
Identifier: sgfp_sca-2004-6_014
October 18, 2013 - Over 400 representatives of all 29 of Massachusetts' public colleges and universities gathered for "Within Our Sights," a statewide conference showcasing exemplary campus work that is advancing the goals of the Vision Project, Massachusetts' statewide agenda to achieve national leadership in public higher education. Photo credit: KulbakoPhoto.com
There's some weather on the way.
Shortly after I took this the rain arrived.
Saturday, 27th May 2017.
A photo of the set-up for a photoshoot of a doll project I worked on a little while ago. I promised the owner to make a nice photoshoot of Octobre, her autumn sprite.
No. 3 - 6:- Exploring Rochester - Rochester Castle
City of Great Expectations - Charles Dickens..
The Battlements
The castle battlements are a key part of the castle's defences. Around the top of the outer wall, or parapet. You will see square holes. Strong timber beams were passed through these in order to support 'hourds', as kind of enclosed wooden platform that projected out from the walls. Defenders could climb on to these and drop objects through holes cut into the floor onto any attackers who succeeded in reaching the walls of the keep. Archers could also fire from this vantage point while remaining sheltered. Guide-board.
'Magnificent ruin!...What a study for an antiquarian!'
The impressive Norman castle at Rochester had a humbling effect upon Dickens, reminding him perhaps of his own mortality. In Household Words he wrote: 'I surveyed the massive ruin from the Bridge, and thought what a brief little practical joke I seemed to be, in comparison with the solidarity, stature, strength and length of life.' In Dickens' time the castle looked very different. Houses and workshops filled much of the moat by the cathedral, the keep and towers were festooned with ivy and the waters of the River Medway lapped the base of the walls. - Guidemap
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July 18, 2007 at 11:38 BST
For now at least...
What I've done to her:
Mohair re-root (knotted)
Eyes changed (icy blue and purple, two are still empty)
Sanded (apart from the backplate and mouth
Nose slightly altered and eyes as well (but not as much as I wanted, I might fix that if I take her apart again).
Boggled
Sleep eyes (though that sort of takes the edge of the boggling as the eyelids tend to fall down a bit)
Chalk pastel face-up
And new pullrings (a house charm I got for her in HK and a seashell flower for the eyelids for now)
She was a PD2A I got second hand from ToveB. I've called her Project Molly while working on her, not sure but maybe she needs a new name now?