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The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Inside the artificial biodomes are plants that are collected from all around the world.
This was a huge project I did a little while ago.
The Beryl had to be blushed with vivid colours: reds and yellows.
It was really a project that took me long. I didn't have an airbrush back then, so it is all done with layers and layers of pastel :P
But in the end it was worth the effort
To mark the final year/month/day combination this century 12/12/12 I decided to embark on a mini project......
Project 12: 12 images taken on the 12/12/12, all 12 seconds in duration and all square crop 12x12 (or 1x1) depending on how you look at it.
Given I am doing more work with film, especially 120 format which has 12 images per roll coincidently I wanted to process the images to have a very filmesque feel.
So please have a nose around 'Project 12'
Just a litte project. I made about 40 photos and the collage took me 18 days. Equipment was simple: A cam, a tripod, an external flash, a wallpaper as background and a banana with toothpicks to fix.. ;)
7th Annual H Street Festival in the 900 block of H Street, NE, Washington DC on Saturday afternoon, 17 September 2011 by Elvert Barnes Photography
Baltimore Rock Opera Society (BROS)
www.facebook.com/BaltimoreRockOperaSociety
Visit H Street Festival at hstreet.org/Hstreet_festival.php
Visit Elvert Barnes 7th Annual H Street Festival 2011 docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/7thHStreetFestival2011
Sink, cabinet and mirror/medicine cabinet are in.
All that's left is getting the light bar in place above the mirror, and lots of trim. Ohh and a little paint touch-up.
Mannequin details - a project to occupy a few hours indoors, I bought the mannequin head from eBay a few years ago.
Lynx - now doesn't he look harmless.
After spending about 5 hours waiting for this guy to be successful hunting, I had to leave as the light was fading and the ducks were skittish and had vacated and I was very cold. I am sure he got something to eat once darkness fell.
Driftwood Christmas tree. One of three in the ladies loo at Wellington railway station.
Monday, 18th November 2019.
I'm not really happy with this one, I didn't have enough control over the light and it was a bit of a rush job. But it'll have to do for now or I will not get a pic done today. A cherry dropped into a glass of water.
Project 50 16/50
Love this car but at the moment this is as close as i will ever get :-) expect a real car shoot in this project 50......
canon 550d
1/320 f/3.2
iso100
no stobist
A small project consisting of setting up a shoot with random passersby and getting them to pull a face.
All participants where informed of the project and asked if they wanted to be a part. To see the rest of the project you can visit cambrils.tumblr.com/
Lighting is provided by a softbox umbrella camera right and a bare strobe for hair light.
Visit the project Street Eyes done by homeless people with disposable cameras in the city of Chisinau, Moldova:
Photo by Matt Kurchinski
Continuing with the Tri-State Corner restoration project, on Friday January 27, 2017, 18 participants from the BLM, Washington County Utah, Utah Council of Land Surveyors, Nevada Association of Land Surveyors, and W.W. Clyde Corp., gathered for a second time.
The work this day focused on removing the 1901 State corner and setting the foundation for the new State corner. As the photos show, 1901 GLO Surveyor Carpenter “repositioned and repurposed” the 1870 GLO Surveyor James corner. Carpenter moved it to its current location, inverted and remarked the James monument as the new true position.
Foundations were also begun for 4 flagpoles, but the crew ran out of water for mixing the concrete by the end of the day. The 1901 Carpenter corner will be displayed in the Washington County Administrative Offices in St. George, Utah.