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Enjoying the sunny Sunday in our little balcony while I'm cooking in the kitchen.
Music, sun, peace... this is happiness.
In "Absorption" project the ideas of holiness and darkness merged together.
Project inspired by the movies about exorcism and gothic modern trends.
It makes us think about the fact that everything has its double side and question reality.
More pictures from the project
Project 366: Day 129 (May 8, 2012)
A friend of mine gave me this really cool looking camera case for my phone. Thank you sooooo mucho ahya Peter!! I love it! :)
I have set myself a project to find examples of the Alphabet. These are my first efforts. I will endeavour to get one worthwile image per letter in order.
So the Accumulation Project is a go and we open Oct. 6th!!!
Previously (in video format):
Installing previous exhibition in Williamsburg
Below is a Save the Date/Press release kinda statement. Please forward around, we want some attention on this one.
This show is gonna rock, and if you wanna help build some temporary walls any time in the next 2 weeks (especially this weekend!!) give me a shout!
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Art House Productions presents:
THE ACCUMULATION PROJECT
Curated by Other Leading Brand
Opening reception: Saturday, October 6th, 2007, 5-9pm
Viewing hours: Saturdays in October, 12-4pm and by appointment
Accumulators:
Mauro Altamura, Paul Baumann, Eric Harvey Brown, Irene Chan, Peter Happel Christian, Lisa Dahl, Jill Greenberg, Tamara Gubernat, Sam Imperatrice, Songyi Kim, Caleb Larsen, Laura Mylott Manning, Presley Martin, Sergio Milla, Barbara Nasto, Shan Raoufi
The Accumulation Project is a group of over a dozen artists who have collected some sort of object of their choice over the course of a year and done something with those objects. Ranging from plastic bags, to opinions, to barcodes of personally consumed products, to meticulously gathered dust clumps; these banal objects, when reinterpreted by the artists, morph into powerful, whimsical, and interesting conversations about us and our culture.
Background:
Each month, from September 2005, through September 2006, these artists sent documentation to the curators to be posted on the website. Through these photos, words, audio clips and videos, the progress and transformation of each project could be followed throughout the year. At the three month stage of the Accumulation Project, we staged our first "teaser" exhibition at Lunarbase Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
You can see photos here: www.accumulationproject.org/dec16_opening/index.html
The upcoming final exhibition represents a complete year's worth of accumulation. In the period leading up to the show artists have had the opportunity to re-work the presentation of their accumulates and reflect on the importance of "more" and the role of time in their projects. This show is also the inaugural art exhibit at Art House Productions. It will be held in conjunction with the 2007 Jersey City Artist Studio Tour (Oct. 6 & 7, 2-5pm)
Art House Productions
Hamilton Square
1 McWilliams Place, Roof
Jersey City, NJ 07302
(near Erie St./8th St.)
Take the PATH train from Manhattan to the Grove Street station in Jersey City, and follow this map:
maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Grove+Street+PATH+Station+@40....
Sponsored by The City of Jersey City, Mayor Jerramiah Healy, The City Municipal Council and the Jersey City Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Cultural Affairs, and Pro Arts, a non-profit artists organization.
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"Wildflower Garden" by Kazuko Aoki. You can pick her embroidery books up via Amazon Japan. They're worth every penny!
For Imagination Customs. Armor only!
The armor's made out of Sculpy. It has a very tight grip!
I will ship it tomorrow.
Project 366-1 (2010) February 1, 2010 32/365
The year Rachel was 15, we lived in Nottingham, England. She bought these Doc Marten boots and wore them almost every day. She also wore them after she came back to her American high school. I used Google to confirm the spelling and learned that they are guaranteed for life. I wonder if they would deem these replaceable.
This was my safety shot for yesterday - I wish I had gotten the whole thing in focus.
Today my dad picked us up from Apeldoorn. We are staying at my parent's to celebrate my birthday there. It's more convenient for my grandparents because they are getting too old to travel long distances. Besides, it's fun at my parent's place. Since we didn't have a car yet, my dad offered to pick us up, and he is the sweetest!!
Took this photo of Finn in the garden when it was getting dark outside :)
A trial project has begun to determine how long a full restoration project will take to repair Gloucester Cathedral's medieval fan vaulted cloisters. The whole project could take years, or even decades.
Decided to do the earth and the moon. I’ve always wondered what the earth actually looks like in space. I used Color Aid Paper, construction paper, and colored pencil.
Project 52 www.project52.org Real world photo assignments and critiques--free to participate. It's not too late to join in...
The Asssignment
Assigned by a national magazine for a photograph of a local entrepreneur, you have two weeks to put together something cool.
This photo will run as either a full page lead to a story or a cover. That will be an 8.5 x 11 size. You may shoot to layout if you wish or simply shoot the images making sure that the intended layout will fit.
You may shoot directly to the layout (layout was provided in PSD format)
However, it is optional for this assignment.
These are the assignment particulars:
Vertical Image
8.5×11 ratio.
Lighting: 60 in softlighter camera right and there is a grid to light the wall camera left.
Amberlight patterns projected.
Model: Elisa.
My Sigma 85mm f/1.4 lens made a rare appearance for this shoot.
For Imagination Customs. ARMOR ONLY!
I have to give credit to Hazel for the awesome pics, and concept sketch.
This was made out of Sculpy, and painted by me.
Bully Suicide Project campaign for Campus Harmony, Inc. photographed by Fashion photographer Tracy Nanthavongsa.
Today hasn't been the best of days and I haven't felt much like taking pictures. Sometimes you just feel like you've had the wind blown out of your sails...that's how I feel. And I know everything will be okay but when you're in the midst of things it's sometimes hard to believe. I also know that God uses these times to grow, mature and transform us more and more into His image. It's hard when you're trying to figure something out in life, you have two roads before you and you're not sure which one to choose, it's not that either is bad, but which is the right one. And it's more complicated when it involves more than just me. That's where I find myself today and I so much want to hear God tell me which way to take.
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!!!!!!!.
At 'the sails' on the waterfront, outside the TSB Arena. Snapped as I came out of a travel expo in there when I realised I needed a shot for the day. I've now booked my flights to the UK for the middle of this year: I've very excited.
Sunday, 18th February 2018.
This evening I took the train over to the Wairarapa where Rik is house and petting sitting for our friends. He met me at the station and, as we were driving to the house we noticed the gorgeous sunset. So we stopped by the river to take some photos.
Saturday, 19th November 2016
Today we made the nativity scene in our home. It's beautiful how we enjoy these days. It'll more beautiful if one day we can share these moments, this illusion, with a son or a dauther... We'll see...
Most gulls don’t bother to learn more than the simplest facts of flight, how to get from shore to food and back again. For most gulls, it is not flying that matters, but eating.