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I begin this photo project on the dunes of my favorite beach, watching a drop of sun fall through the clear horizon. Driving to Buchanan beach after being let out of work early was a wonderful idea.
This next year should be rewarding as this project pans out. By starting this project in June, I will have the rest of the summer to practice techniques so that as school starts I will be prepared.
I don't really want to be weighed down too heavily with logistics in this project, but I'll make an effort to post a picture every Friday-ish.
The Pub, The Terrace, Wellington. Pub quiz night. We lost so we will be at the quiz at The Old Bailey next week.
Tuesday, 17th February 2015
Project 52 - week 11
I finally got to do a shoot with Trauma! We've been planning it for the past month, but bad weather kept stopping us. I'm glad we got some nice weather and could meet up :D
Untitled Music Project play at The Sunflower Lounge in Birmingham, 23 November 2013.
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The contents of a Thanksgiving Food Box shown will be delivered during the 10th. year of the Project sponsored by Second Harvest Food Bank and WCQR. Last year this charity initiative provided Thanksgiving meal boxes for over 6,200 families in Northeast TN last year
For my uni project, looks at how life is not as idylic as it appears on a lego box. made it CCTV just to fit in with the last one. they look much better in film though, but this gives people the idea.
I've made some art projects with my kids school classes, and always enjoy the excitement of working together with kids on unique creative projects.
I worked with a 2nd Grade class at St. Joseph School in Seattle to create this project.
Everyone brought in a few extra little toys they had lying around, and we constructed a retro inspired three dimensional rocket covered in colorful toys. Many toys also had moving parts and made noises, so the Toy Rocket became a huge toy made of recycled smaller toys. The classes always have fun when I come in to lead them through the process of a creative project.
Pandoro on Woodward Street.
It was the work Christmas party last Friday. I missed it because I was on Matiu Somes Island. There was a prize for the best fancy dress. To enter you had to go into the special photo booth for a picture, then pin the result on a board for all to see. My boss didn't put her picture up to be judged but she did go in her old 'punk' gear which used to be her standard going out clothes. Despite not having entered, she won! Her prize was vouchers for Pandoro so she took the team out for morning tea.
Wednesday, 16th December 2015
This is a special anodized One Drop Project 2. Dedicated to my sister that was recently killed in a car accident in March 2010. The color scheme is comprised of her favorite colors.
The yoyo was graciously donated to me by David and Shawn of One Drop Design (www.onedropyoyos.com)
The anodization was provided by Vendetta / Justin / Not fail anodizing (www.yoyoanodizing.com)
Seems like I'm at going away parties on a weekly basis lately. This weekend was the leaving party for Amy and Emily, two friends that I first met in Jeju on Chuseok last year, shortly after they arrived in Korea. I'll never forget how they were always at the head of the pack as we biked around the perimeter of the island. For the entire year they were here, they crammed in as much as they possibly could into every free minute they had. Anyone coming to Korea, or living abroad anywhere for a short period of time, would do well to model their stay after these girls. They came, they saw, they got involved.
As a side note, going away parties for people who arrived in Korea after I got here makes me feel like I've been here too long.
안녕 Amy! 안녕 Emily! Best of luck back in America and anywhere else life takes you.
Photo Credit: Connie Xiao Qin Bi
All Hands Volunteers recieving training in mold treatment, training conducted by Mike Pinto from Wonder Makers Environmental, in Long Beach, NY.
Oct. 18, 2023: Vintage U.S. Army vehicle and bike riders on Main Street in Cambria, California. The group participated in the Project Hero California Challenge 400-mile bike ride from Santa Cruz to Port Hueneme.
Spartanburg Spartanburg Young Professionals (SYP) cleaning up the downtown spaces for our upcoming Spartanburg Art Museum exhibition No Vacancies!
Project // Nickson Street
Architect // Smart Design Studio
Product // Austral Bricks La Paloma and La Paloma50 in Azul
Cocoon Dream Sequence
live projected visuals by Jonathan Phelps/Muckraker Productions
live soundscape PAS Musique
performed by Sherry Aliberti, Devlin Goldberg, Kim Wirt, Mag Ne Ta with special VIPs from the audience Nick Detar-Koch, Christine Genna, Gillian Barlow, Julian Tree, Vaiva and others.
photo by Pangoop Dff
curated etc Wild Torus
An epic multi-state saga of post-digital transmogrification enacted through performance and sound experimentation / A collusion within a visually-augmented surreality installation of Spandex and sacred geometry / Attendees should expect not to simply observe, but participate / The experience is framed around the first manned orbit flight by Yuri Gagarin, and the notion of spiritual and physical transformation of the (cyber)space traveler / The cycle lasts 109 min, the length of Gagarin's orbit / During this time, the cosmonaut will be suspended from above, live tweeting on their unique view.
title: sca-2005-27_folklife015
Creator: Laurie Kay Sommers
Date: 1/1/2003
Description: Richardson BBQ, Iron City.
Source: South Georgia Folklife Project Collection, 1996-2006. Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections.
Subjects: Barbecuing, Restaurants, South Georgia Folklife Project, Wiregrass Country (U.S.)--Social life and customs
Identifier: sgfp_sca-2005-27_015
My grandma dropped these off for my birthday on Monday and I forgot I had them until today, I just wanted to take a photograph of them before I ate the entire bottom row.
This is image no. 364 of 365 for my 2011 365 project.
"Happy Fence Friday!"
So this is my one and only fence friday for the whole 365 and while it isn't a spectacular shot, it at least is interesting to me and has some nice tones and leading lines. It was a rainy, dark, dreary day here in Metro Detroit, but Daisy and I couldn't be couped up in the house any longer and so with a short break in the weather, we headed out for a walk with the 50mm on the camera, to see if anything jumped out at me. Perhaps I over did it with the details, but I wanted the contrast to be prominent and needed to do something to make up for the completely flat light.
One more to go!