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寫真zine、插畫zine、音樂zine、文學zine、平面zine……近年來，越來越多獨立創作者昂首闊步、充滿熱情地以zine來表現自己，讓人驚歎zine這個世界如此充滿活力！
有感於zine文化過去未獲主流藝術認可，缺乏全面性的論述使其錨定於藝術文脈中，因此我們選擇與今藝術雜誌合作，提出了「ART BOOK PROJECT 一個藝術性的出版計畫」，邀請熱愛zine的你一同參與，共同建立屬於MIT的ZINE LIBRARY。
【zine的特色】
1.限量出版
2.手工製作
3.形式自由
4.價格合理，介於收藏與普眾之間
【公開募集zine】
徵選資格不限，辦法很簡單。有意者可將你的個人zine寄至「104 台北市天津街21號2樓之1 / 下北沢世代收 0918-930-470」 結果將由下北沢世代Ｘ今藝術審査評選，公佈五位入選者，發表於「今藝術ARTickle」上。
主辦單位：下北沢世代Ｘ今藝術
活動網頁：http://zineart.tumblr.com/
連絡信箱：shimokitazawa.books@gmail.com
I have just launched a project at Kickstarter. Come and watch my video. I'll show you my studio.
Kickstarter is a funding website for creative projects. If you contribute, I give you reward(s) after I get funded. I don't get funded unless I reach my funding goal. So, If you can't pledge, spread this link around. That'll be a huge help.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/1082496110/red-riding-hood-p...
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.
I rather like the interior which is both well put together (no rattles) and pretty good quality. It is however filthy and could do with a freshen up. This will be addressed shortly.
The initial assessment went quite well. The underside is in very good condition and the previous advisories of a damp steering rack and corroded front brake lines don't look to have worsened. Both sides will probably clean up fine.
Having driven it another 20 miles or so we discovered the thermostat is probably stuck open, which accounts for the temperature gauge I thought was non-functional. It does actually start to read when stationary, but cools straight off again when on the move. Annoyingly thermostat replacement is a cambelt-off job on these, however I have a work-around for this, which involves installing a thermostat in one of the top-hoses. Apparently this is a common fix on Rover 75s too.
The cool running, very short runs and long periods standing all appear to have contributed to condensation and thus mayonnaise in the underside of the oil cap. I was a bit concerned this could be a symptom of head gasket failure, however the coolant is fine and it's exhibiting no other symptoms of HGF. I'll keep an eye on it.
Initially it ran very well this morning, but after 15 miles or so it started to hesitate and misfire. We hooked up the diagnostic gear and a few codes came up. They relate to the EGR valve, crankshaft position sensor and camshaft position sensor. We managed to clear them and remove the EML, but the crankshaft sensor fault kept returning.
On the cosmetics front we tried and failed to remove the dent in the rear bumper (a job for a warmer day) and my neighbour tested some wax treatment on the rear 3/4 panel. We concluded something stronger is required!
So what's the plan? With the sensors being relatively inexpensive I'm going to get one of each and see what difference they make. I'm aware the actual problems could lie elsewhere, but this seems a reasonably inexpensive place to start. I'll also look at some options for the thermostat work-around. I'll not get a lot of time on this over the next few weeks, so it'll be a bit of a slow burn. I'll collect some parts, start to tackle the interior as and when I can and then do some fitting up in a few weeks time. Watch this space...
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最近很忙,都是在忙工作,去年的裁員讓現在留在公司的員工都忙得時間不夠用.
少了很多可以享受拍照後製及上福利課的時間,但我格外珍惜可以上來的這短暫片刻,我更沉靜的告訴我自已,拼就要拼出成績～要做就做最好的.
很感謝有上來砍面的朋友們,你的支持是我成長的動力之一！一起加油吧！
Sound and Light Performance of John Adams's Choral Work "The Harmonium Project" with art projections onto the Usher Hall, Edinburgh - Edinburgh International Festival
Widnes side Bridge approach elevated viaduct piers and the northern (Widnes side) Bridge Pylon / Hammerhead under construction...........Please note ALL pictures on this Photostream are Copyright Protected
أهلاً بـ عيونكم الحلوه
طوال الشهر الماضي كان مطلوب ل كلاس الفوتوغرافي اني اكوّن مجسم
وابدأ فـ تصويره ،، واطوّر ، اغيّر ، استكشف الفكره اكثر
والحمدلله كنت موفقة باوراق الكارتون المستوحاه من دامبو
اليوم ولاوّل مره في التاريخ يكون لي زاوية على جدار اعرض فيها اعمالي
والجامعة كلها تشوف والعيون كلها تنقد او تمدح
احساس غريب وحلو فنفس الوقت
يارب تطلع علاماتي حلوه ،، ادعولي بالتوفيق
حبيت اشارككم ببعض الصور من مشروعي =)
caliber 7.62x51
Gas operated, rotating bolt with 4 lugs, To provide balancing action, secont gas piston is fitted in the front of the first one. When gun is fired, main gas piston moves rearwards, operating the bolt group, while balancing piston moves in opposite direction, being synchronised to the main one via simple rack and pinion system thus redusing recoil with 25%
This day was a race day. I had been running since Friday afternoon and during all day. So, there is no photos with my fuji today. I was carrying my sports camera and took some photos during the day but nothing good... I've chosen this photo as the photo of the day because there is no more... Sorry.
I finished the race wirh 32h50m in 137th position over 2500...it is the best result ever for me.
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 omes 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.
For over a year now, Elisa and I have been looking out for opportunities to contribute to our Found Shadow Project. Here are some of the results.
We set up these rules for the project:
1. Only 'found' shadows could be entered in the project (nothing is staged!).
2. The object casting the shadow must be out of frame.
3. Only available light, natural or otherwise. may be used.
More in the Shadow Project set
Wellington Marina.
This evening my meetup group went to see a lighting art exhibition-y thing called Glade 'at a secret location'. It was good fun and interesting but we were not allowed to take photos. So I took my photo for the day outside at the marina.
Then we went for a bite to eat and a natter at The Establishment on Courtenay Place.
Saturday, 8th October 2016.
Vanuatu warrior dancer ... this guy was awesome ...he and his troupe had just performed a whole bunch of dances and finished with the warrior dance... wow ... very energetic and violent with the spears ... but so cool that they keep up with the old cultures ...
he was happy to pose for me ...most excellent...he looked very tired ans was sweating profusely ... I think his name was Marcel ... his accent was quite thick, plus he was short of breath ...and well ...my hearing ain't what it used to be ...lol
The cabin we are staying at has a little gated garden. I was unable to unlatch the gate so I had to take pictures through the fence. I took this picture in the morning before we left.
10 / 50 A few thoughts on this project
Rooftops again? Hell yeah.
I've always been really attracted to rooftops and whenever I have the chance to go on top of one I take it with a smile.
Today's the tenth day of this project, the first milestone of it.
So I spent most of the day thinking about what I did for the last 10 days and trying to figure out how to bring out the best out of this next 40 days.
Here's some conclusions :
- I'm not planning ahead of days, making contacts with people and deciding locations beforehand: gotta chance that.
- I'm starting to have shitloads of problems with my flash transmitters (one broke the day before I started and the other one last week) but the new ones are on their way and will get here soon.
- I'm not getting used to the 50mm lens alone. The way I see things is pretty much always in super-wide-angle or very close and this medium standard is giving me the hardest times.
- I'm taking way too many self portraits
A part from this, things are going pretty well, I'm finally starting to predict how the light is gonna look like even before setting it up, and I think I'm starting to understand color temperature a little better.
I was dreaming of NAILING this project from the get go, but looks like it's gonna be a long journey.
"What's all this rant about? Totally unrelated to the photo" you might say.
Yes. And no.
I booked a shooting with a girl for tomorrow and today I spent most of the afternoon experimenting with 2 flashlights and natural light, a little preparation for tomorrow if you will.
And whenever I was taking a pause, I was sitting on that spot smoking a cigarette and thinking about what I just wrote.
Exactly like this.
Ten done, JUST 40 to go :)
Camera Info: Nikon D700 | 50mm (ƒ/1.4G) @ 50mm | ƒ/1.4 | ISO 800 | 1/6th s — Camera on Tripod
Strobist Info: Nikon SB900 | 1/128th Power | Half Cut CTO on it | In a Walimex 20"x20" Foldable SOftbox | Subject right and redirected with a black flag to avoid spill | On a light stand
استمتعت بتصويركِ
شكراً لجمالك
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Canon 500D
Canon lens 18-55mm
sec : 1/800
F : 4.5
iso : 100
Photo by : Sara AlBarrak ©
Project 365 07/11/2017: This is one of the compact fluorescent bulbs I remember buying on clearance at a hardware store in 2001. It's been on a lamp, ceiling fixture, then back to desk lamp. Now it's on the porch fixture and has been for at least ten years. It's not as bright as it used to be but amazingly at 16-years old it still lights up.