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project flickr ... sunrise/sunset ...
www.hollandsewaterlinie.nl/items/inundatiekanaal-tiel.aspx
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Today we travel to EPCOT for a view of Spaceship Earth. When shooting this over-sized "golf ball", lol...don't always feel that you have to be right in front of it or up really close. Some of my most favorite shots of Spaceship Earth have come from the other side of the park. You should not be afraid to get creative and try something different. How creative can "you" get? Have a magical day!
project flikcr ... 100 paces ...
not much to see at 100 steps from my house exept more houses, and some really really nice wheels ;)
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Photo Composite Project for my work "The Walk In The Park " (2020)
For this work i used some photos of mine about an ancient Portuguese tile taken in Sintra, a modern wooden fruit basket viewed from above, my cuisine clock, an unfocused television command, a macro detail of a lamp.
All elements were transformed in color, by digital painting, by deformation, by geometric cuts and using outline techniques. In the final art collage, color changing and layering.
Project Dark Star:
After the failed Martian Invasion of 1896, British intelligence salvaged the abandoned Martian technology to experiment and study it's secrets. Reverse Engineering the tripods, handling machines and the deadly heat ray.
But the Martian flying machine was of great interest to them. And a few years after the invasion the Royal science Division created project Dark Star: An atmospheric reconnaissance aircraft. A fast, agile flying machine that boasted state of the art communications, incredible speeds and state of the art weaponry...
I really wanted to make an interesting vehicle with those old neon green canopy pieces. And I wanted to keep it steampunk. So the idea of a retro gothic Victorian flying machine rattled around in my brain.
Asymmetry was another factor, drawing heavy inspiration from asymmetrical Star Wars vehicles.
Soy fotografo aficionado desde hace aproximadamente 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.
The first of Doctor Godel's automatons was remarkably powerful, but was hampered by slow computation.
Woo, down to the wire this week.
I'm not usually so last minute but it's been hard to sit at the computer with all the nothingness I've had to do the last few days.
I knew early on that I'd be dog-sitting all weekend, so I figured I'd take my picture at Zoey's house.
I also knew what theme I wanted to go for...
Something I feel very strongly about:
Yard dogs.
Now, plenty of people have a house, and a yard, and a dog (or two or three.) And that's fine and dandy, don't get me wrong. But there are people who specifically have yard dogs, and that's where I have an issue.
Most of you know what I'm talking about. The scruffy, matted, muddy something-doodle obsessively running up and down the chain-link fence at the dead end street. The over-sized husky howling his sorrowful song atop his dog house during the middle of the night. The old, wobbly beagle wagging his tail as he slowly follows pedestrians along the perimeter of his yard - obviously starved for attention.
These are just some of the examples I've come across while exploring various neighborhoods here and there. I've been planning on starting a little project and photographing some of these dogs, but for now I just walk and observe. And what I see makes me sad.
I'm not someone who could ever have an "outside only dog" - it just doesn't feel right. I can understand the necessity sometimes, like with working breeds. A livestock guardian, for instance, needs to live among whatever it's protecting. I get that. But too often, I wonder why some of these everyday folks even bothered getting a dog, when they go through such great lengths to isolate it from their lives.
Most "animal people" will agree that a dog is part of the family. Zoey and Bailey, while having a fully functional, fenced yard, are family dogs. They sleep inside (on one of 6 pet beds), they eat good food, they have regular vet checkups. They make a show of barking at people coming onto their property but they were raised to love everyone (especially the neighborhood kids who hop the fence to say hello.) While they aren't taken out for walks (which is something that bugs me, but with 4 kids to look after it's understandable that the dogs will have to sacrifice something), they almost always get to go up to the lake house with their humans for a change of scenery. (They had to stay behind this time because it was a wedding occasion and 50 guests to deal with meant no dogs allowed.)
As someone who's almost always lived in an apartment, I must say most house-dwellers have got it easy when it comes to pet ownership. I have more free time here, with three dogs, than I do at home, with one dog. I get up, let the pups out, they do their business, they play, they come in, they sleep... A few hours later, we rinse and repeat. At night I go to bed with all three of them dead to the world from a full day of frolicking.
It's almost too easy. Herein lies the problem sometimes.
With the economy issues the last few years, I've seen a lot of people lose their homes. Along with that, one of the first things to go is the dog. "I'm moving into an apartment and I have to rehome my teacup chihuahua because there's no room" is often code for "I'm too lazy to walk my dog" or "there's no way my dog can adjust to apartment life because he has never lived inside before." Drives me crazy. I'd argue that ANY breed (or mix) can live comfortably indoors. A yard does nothing but give you an out from ... well, getting out.
I could go on but I'll stop the rant there. Long story short, I believe owning a pet should be harder work than many people let it be. There's tons of responsible pet owners out there who get it right, but they're equally matched by the irresponsible... and they get it so, so wrong. And, sadly, it's the pets who suffer for their luxury.
Climb out of your holes, people! And please take your dogs with you.
A moment to talk about the photo, now... It's my first upload with my new lens! Nothing fancy 'cause all the ones I really want are upwards of $600 and this is just a higher end kit lens, but it's fun having a bit of a wider angle to mess with. Zoom's gonna take some getting used to but we'll see what comes out of it.
I shot it a few different ways - higher up to see Haiku's face fully, and with his head placed at the gate opening for a clearer view. But when I went through the results, this one stuck out. The bar covering his eyes gave it the melancholy feel I was going for. Don't be fooled, though. Hike's anything but a neglected yard dog :)
His challenge for the week was being away from Zozo for the duration of the shoot (all of 5 minutes!) It'll be hard for him to go back home tomorrow. No yard, no full-time dog company... But we'll manage. Because as his owner, *I'll* sacrifice what I have to to keep him happy.
I'm also feeling a lot better about Flickr so I will definitely be back in the mix this week. Thanks to everyone who continues to read my essays :) I always enjoy hearing your thoughts!
View On Black and large.
Finalmente comi os tão famosos Macarrons...
Esses foram os que sobraram :)
Obrigada a todos pelos "comments" e "views" ♥
Thanks all for "comments" and "views"" ♥
Instagram: @agirafinha
I did it...January is complete!!! One month down, eleven more to go!
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This is my ongoing Moon phase project, this started out at approx half of an (average) months worth of the moon's different phases.....but it is growing!.
Our Natural Satellite "rises" approximately 50 minutes later every night, so getting a full months Moon phase has proved impossible to achieve in the same month, add to this cloudy nights (and "day" Moon's).........as I get new phases I will add them to the composite.
1/31
Introducing: Little Danbo!
it's been awhile since I wanted to buy a danbo, last week I decided to buy one and he´s the most cute little thing.
Lets see if I can start a project photography with him maybe for one month, I´ll do my best!
Claire has begun our project of painting the basement. The back room is full of stuff - we need to do a huge cleanout. But there's so much I don't want to get rid of!
After the first Project galaxy was a success the hero factory commissioned two more. Slightly more economic than the original these two are now armed to the teeth.
(Mostly and excuse to build twin mocs and to use my hockey chest plates)
Project 'Hygiene'
Strobist info: One SB910 in DIY diffuser in front of the subject of the camera in FP(HSS) mode on the broom stick. Radio triggered with PW.
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!!!!!!!.
8/52
“She wasn't a constellation. She was a galaxy.”
― Nitya Prakash
There are galaxies inside my mind. I have many ideas and concepts. When someone enters into my world, I feel like they are crossing through different worlds to get to me. You have to go through different galaxies to get here and there. Those swirling cosmos inside. Could they be real? I chose a light bulb to project what galaxies look like in the real-world inside of it. Almost as if it were like a crystal ball.
studio project using only one light
strobist info:
Westcott FJ 400 with projection attachment behind scrim and subject
silver reflector camera left
…On the whole, I both like and dislike this MOC. It’s unwieldy and delicate, of course. While building I found myself wondering if the whole scaffold thing would really make sense – after all, the Lunar Modules were “pure space” craft, and didn’t require enormous moment arms to turn themselves. But by that point I was committed, so I decided to see where it would take me.
This build was also a nice way to rekindle my love affair with flex tube. Though it also reminded me why we had to take some time to see other parts for a while.
It was great fun approaching a build from the conceptual standpoint of an engineer and the experience standpoint of a military operator. I’m just a little worried that I may have to keep going… :)
18/04/2014
Semana Santa de Almagro: Partitura y reflejos
Holy Week in Almagro. Musical score and reflections
Pretty daisies in a garden near the Christchurch farmers' market.
Saturday, 21st January 2017
365/2017 A starter for ten: theme 24 - daisies.
Explored! 196 on 22nd January 2017.
www.thelexiproject.wordpress.com
a charity event benefiting Lexi Zelin • AngelRed Couture
Event Dates: July 26th - August 9th, 2015
The Lexi Project, a collaborative fund-raiser event founded by Toxxic Rhiannyr & Heather Smithson, created to bring SecondLife brands together in hopes to raise money for one of our own, Lexi Zelin / Owner of AngelRed Couture. As many have probably by now heard, Lexi has been diagnosed with Stage 3 Hodgkin's Lymphoma and is in desperate need of funds to assist in paying her medical bills / expenses as she is unable to work. Lexi is only 28 years old, mother of one beautiful little girl and plays an important role within SecondLife by creating high quality, full permission mesh apparel, paving the way for many people in the virtual world to have the freedom of opening a store.
The Lexi Project has grown to approximately 350 supporting brands, ranging in a vast number of fields from apparel, decor, full permission, poses, skin, hair and so much more. All of which can and will be found at this event and all on one region. We have received a HUGE response from the grid, many offering helping hands and services showing nothing but pure support to Lexi. We want everyone to know, it is all very much appreciated.
The Lexi Project is scheduled to open its doors on Sunday, July 26th @ midnight slt. Each brand participating will have a minimum of 1-2 new items, 100% of the proceeds from sales go directly to an event account, opened by Lexi Zelin.
If you're interested in how to donate, there are many options available to you. Lexi has started a Gofundme Account page, she is accepting direct Linden donations to her main account and has also made a donation kiosk that can be rezzed inworld. To obtain the donation kiosk, you can join the AngelRed Couture Group and find a copy inside Group Notices. Donation kiosks will also be available to accept lindens at the Lexi Project.
AngelRed Couture Group - (cut and paste in open chat)
secondlife:///app/group/11ca852f-2e3b-3b7d-a227-f01bd321fd7a/about
We thank you all for your support & speedy actions to this situation as all this information has developed rapidly over the course of the last week. Lexi is over the top appreciative to all that is going on around her, but is also very exhausted as she has been through several surgeries already and just received a port in her chest prepping her for chemo in the coming weeks. We do ask that you please respect her time online, if you see her, respect her privacy so she is able to rest with ease and not be bombarded by all that is happening. It's very overwhelming for her, as she did not expect this large of a response.
Thanks again so much from the bottom of our hearts, if you wish to share this blog or information it is welcomed and encouraged as we move forward to our opening day. Many people have inquired about what they can do to help aside from donations and we ask that you help keep the marketing drive alive on all social media outlets, inworld groups, popular blogs and so forth. The more people we can reach, the more we can bring in for Lexi & her family.
=Thank you=
Toxxic Rhiannyr & Heather Smithson
•The Lexi Project - Blog
www.thelexiproject.wordpress.com
•The Lexi Project - Facebook Event Page
www.facebook.com/events/574105712727694
•The Lexi Project - Flickr Pool
www.flickr.com/groups/2865501@N23
Our landmark will not be made public til opening day, as we are still setting designers up!
A new vehicle is under construction, along with some modifications to one of my Metropolitan locos.
In 10 days time I’ll be exhibiting again, at the ‘Acton Depot Brick Show’. More info can be found here:
m.facebook.com/events/152905626911440?tsid=0.814383922518...