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Tsillan arrived in a cute little swim suit. Her new sun dress, made from a bed sheet, serves double duty as a swim suit cover up. The plain white sheet was an ideal palette for Tsillan's favorite labels. She loves labels so much that she wears them on the outside. Tsillan and I are both indebted to our friend Summer whose talents contributed greatly to the success of this dress. Summer is the granddaughter of a friend of mine.
CARDBOARD PROJECT, workshop de investigación del catón como elemento arquitectónico.
Del 23 de diciembre al 15 de enero en LAVA Valladolid
Patrocinado por la ETSA de Valladolid, Ayto de Valladolid, LAVA y Grupo San Cayetano.
Cartoneadores: Javier Arias, Javier Blanco, Javier Sanchez, Pedro J. Sánchez, Luis Manaya, Yolanda Martínez, Rubén Hernández, David Senovilla, Katalin Rodríguez, Antonio Olavarrieta, Teresa BL, Jesús Javier Zaera, Sven Neumann...
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The Toronto skyline viewed at the rooftop of Hyatt! Had a summerlicious dinner with my crazy awesome high school buddies at Annona and thank you to my friend's bf, our chef! Omg, the five course meal filled us up like whoa.
(Now if only I adjusted my settings for this night shot. Oh how gorgeous the view was!)
The Farmworker Immersion Project placed students in the community to learn about farmworker rights and immigration issues. The students were guided through a first-hand experience of farm work life. They visited a local berry farm and learned about the agricultural business, then worked in the field and harvested berries.
Well this is a wrap for my project JADU. I accepted a 1 year contract to work on Halo 4 as a 3-D artist. This really comes at a good time as I was starting to get worried weather or not I was still employable. Yeah, after you’re out of work for awhile, strange things start creeping into your brain.
To end Project JADU I’d like to go out on a huge BANG! Here are 14 photos from the Arts and Nature Festival in West Seattle today. What a wonderful festival and enriching project for me to work on this Summer with the Nature Consortium. I’m still going to keep shooting for the Nature Consortium, put this book project together and set up something on kickerstarter.com for the funding for the printing and a gallery opening. I’ve shot thousands of photos since I was laid off for NatureC and I’d like to do a gallery opening to support the release the book so I’m thinking Christmas time. Stay tuned!
You're way too beautiful girl
That's why it'll never work
You'll have me suicidal, suicidal
When you say it's over
Oly meets Oly. The new boy met the old boy today. I was hunting for a picture and found my old Oly Trip 35 gathering dust in a cupboard. I get the feeling that we'll see more of this
I like hats. My issue is I have a massive head so I cannot always find ones that fit. I have two like this - a warm weather one - seen pictures - that's sort of mesh - and a cool weather one that is wool
Take a narrated tour of the Owens Lake Dust Control Project here: The Owens Lake Dust Control Project: The ultimate human managed landscape
Brought to you by Maven's Notebook, a California water, science, and policy blog.
Portulaca. The blooms aren't as spectacular as they were before; I attribute that to the lack of full sunlight under HDB corridor conditions.
[19 October 08]
The Bells on Santa's Sleigh. Seen on Lambton Quay at the Welly Christmas Event.
Sunday, 11th December 2016
I repere this spot severals days before [http://www.flickr.com/photos/emmanuel241088/8479710082/in/photostream] The weather was clear, I wanted some clouds in the composition. I stopped and shoot frome the other side, manipulated it to highlight the cross!
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I'm abit behind on uploading. Days 15, 16, &17 were all taken on the right days, I just didn't edit or upload any of them.
Day 15 was my drive-home day. My mom drove me to St. Lucie to get my car, &then I drove the rest of the way. I have to say, it was pretty nice heading home, getting off the highway, &knowing I was going back to my apartment.
Muffy chilled in the backseat the whole ride, but in my mom's car &mine.
The Twin Groves Wind Farm in eastern McLean County, Illinois, is a fairly extensive complex of 120 turbines like these. At peak power, they generate nearly two megawatts of electricity. Each one is imposingly huge. They can be seen for many miles across the flat Illinois prairie.
This one was making plenty of noise as it ground through the wind, when all of a sudden it fell silent and slowly spun to a stop. It was almost eerie. I suppose some computer somewhere decided that the demand for energy no longer warranted its use at that moment.