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Shot for project 52 as well as an opportunity to photograph my daughter at her climbing gym.
Lighting of the top frame is a 60in softlighter to camera left and a smaller white umbrella to camera right to light the background. There is an gridded light very high in the tunnel behind her to the right providing a hint of edge light to her left shoulder and hair and back. The tunnel extends up an entire story and is about 30 feet away. I had it set there for a different setup, otherwise would have just used a speedlight closer. Plus it was fun to utterly scare the unsuspecting climbers and watch them go tumbling down the mat...
A small Selection of Un Edited photos for a Photojournalism Project documenting a soccer field in my neighborhood.
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
This was my first attempt in working with shadows + projected lights.
OMG it worked !! I followed the amazing tutorial made by Graphic Dix, posted on Modavia Blog.
Thank you very much Graphic, for sharing it.
PS: NON-EDITED picture.
Project Quilting- Week 4- Barn Quilts
26x26
Seattle, WA
I was drawn to the traditional quilt patterns in the Barn Quilts, so I decided to go with a traditional pattern from the book Color and Quilt. I also added some hand dyed fabric for the circle pieces.
I started with a red center circle, but after it was all done, it was decided by my husbnad nad I and that red just didn't work, so I changed it to the green middle.
I also used extras from the front fabrics to design the back!
Lightning pounce. Typical play hour. I was saying to my husband, "He's all hyper now," because he'd just been caught sneaking up on top of the Forbidden Bookshelf. It seems to make him happy whenever he gets caught.
To see today's sneaky exploration of the forbidden bookshelf, go here.
We have lived in this neighborhood since May 2010. It borders a tidal creek and there is a golf course. It's such a treat to walk the cart path on holes 17 & 18 as the marsh borders these holes.
Every day brings something wonderful to see and experience.
Please walk with us. I want to show you my favorite sights. I want to show you the things that fill me with wonder - it's like being a child all over again for me.
Nature. There is nothing like it!
Soils for Profit Project adviser demonstrating to a farmer how to assess the soil during a S4P On Farm Review of Soils, Manures & Nutrients in East Devon.
Credit: © Natural England/Steve Marston
No. 1 - 4: Journeying home from Canterbury.
Dartford Tunnel:
The Dartford - Thurrock River Crossing, Dartford River Crossing (DRC) (or simply the Dartford Crossing) is a major road transport crossing of the River Thames in England. It connects Dartford in the south to Thurrock in the north using two road tunnels and the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, a 137 metre high cable-stayed bridge. Before the opening of the road bridge, the crossing was known as the Dartford Tunnel. The crossing forms part of London's orbital M25 motorway (although officially not part of the M25, see note[1]), and carries nearly 150,000 vehicles a day.
The crossing opened with a single road tunnel in 1963, augmented by an adjacent second tunnel opened in 1980. The QEII Bridge was built alongside the tunnels, to the east, and was opened in 1991. Southbound traffic crosses via the four lane bridge, while northbound traffic travels in both of the two lane road tunnels. In bad weather or high winds, the bridge is closed and the crossing reverts to use of the two tunnels for both directions as was the case before the bridge was built.
The crossing is situated 16 miles (26 km) east of the centre of London, but just 2 miles (3 km) outside of the boundary limits of Greater London. Its southern end is in the Borough of Dartford in the county of Kent, while its northern end is in the Thurrock unitary authority, ceremonially part of the county of Essex. Formerly managed jointly by Kent and Essex councils, the crossing is now managed by Connect Plus (M25) Limited on behalf of the national Highways Agency.
The crossing is a major bottleneck in the regional road network of England, being the easternmost road tunnel and bridge crossing the River Thames, and the only road crossing east of London. As such, the crossing is susceptible to major traffic congestion and disruption in the event of accidents or bad weather. The next nearest road crossings to the west are the Woolwich car ferry and the (dual bore) Blackwall Tunnel, both well within the East London suburban area. The proposed Thames Gateway Bridge between these two crossings and the Dartford crossing was given planning permission in December 2004, but was later cancelled in November 2008[2]. The Lower Thames Crossing is a tentative proposal for a crossing, most likely a tunnel, to the east of the Dartford crossing.
In October 2009, the Government announced its intention to sell the crossing as part of a public sector deficit reduction strategy.
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As a Grade 11 biology project, I had my class create models of plant or animal cells. The catch? They had to be made out of edible materials.
Bully Suicide Project campaign for Campus Harmony, Inc. photographed by Fashion photographer Tracy Nanthavongsa.
I have to say that i felt good about this when i was done and saw it first but everyone made me feel awful about it. Oh well it has meaning to me and i guess that's what matters. but still, i wish i could change my project now..
well irl people can just ruin things..
Squeezed!
Strobist Info: YN560 II 128th power behind the white background, gobo'd from te top to prevent light leak.
Images of the BERNINA Embroidery Plus upgrade for B 790 and B 880. For more information please visit www.bernina.com.
Finished Benotto project. Frameset bought on ebay. Sent to Mercian in Derby for respray, decals fitted, and some braze-ons: front changer bracket, bottle bosses. Campagnolo Chorus, Athena, C Record components. Campagnolo Athena hubs, Ambrosio Evolution rims, Vredstein Fortezza TriComp tyres. Campagnolo pneumatic saddle.
Ran into problems with the paint finish on the sides which almost resulted in the whole thing being dropped from a great height!!
Bad finish with patchy, streaky and 'heavy' appearance despite flatting down and re-coating with thinned down paint VERY carefully several times.
Now taken the sides back to bare plastic with primer coat now applied as shown in the pic.
Fingers crossed I can now progress with new paint, thinner and matting agent for a completely fresh attempt.
Sometimes at the beginning of a new year I have so many things clamoring for my attention that I find it difficult to focus...inevitably though, one of those things becomes crystal clear...and I move forward...
The latest offering from the R&D sheds of B.A.S.T.A.R.D behind dry dock 4. An ultra high speed, high altitude attack or reconnaisance prototype namd "Spectre"
Inspired by Tromas's recent WIP, in turn based on the Macross VF fighters
Body image refer to our perception, thoughts, feeling and reaction to our looks.
Each person holds an idealized image of the body, which he uses to measure the percepts and concepts of his or her own body.
The loss of a limb by amputation could lead to a long-term disorder in the individual’s body experience.
The project deals with a series of prosthetic arms each refer to a specific body image of amputees.
Technique - super sclpey
*School of Visual Arts, NY.
Course instructor - Allan Chochinov
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.