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year:2007
program: housing
location: Setagaya,Tokyo
site area: 510.99㎡
building area 191.29㎡
total floor area: 407.62㎡
structure: reinforced concrete
status:proposal(1st prize)
08/17/09. I felt uninspired about my pictures today. Then I boosted the shadows on this picture and I felt inspired.
Not a huge success . Will have to return to the idea. Essentially trying to use off camera flash take a back lit image of something transparent. Ran into all sorts of problems with reflections. Hence the missing tip.
Mary Fifield, president of Bunker Hill Community College, speaks with Gary Gottlieb, president and CEO of Partners HealthCare. Photo credit: KulbakoPhoto.com
Some touristy type shots of the Eden Project, St Austell, Cornwall.
If you're in Cornwall, you've gotta visit this place, it's a fantastic day out.
Part of a series of scanner art images for 'Without Lenses' project for art college. Useful project to be working on with only one arm in operational order!
Ottograph (Otto Kruijsen) bio:
Ottograph studied Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, but started making
street art when he was 10 years old.
Since then he made murals in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Berlin, Antwerp,
New York, Maui and Moskou. Ottograph has had exhibitions all over Europe,
and worked for clients like Greenpeace, Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, Mars, and Merecedes-Benz.
Alone, or together with friends, Ottograph has been responsible for very succesfull projects like: Supermart, Brown Bag Bulletin, CIA(Central Illustration Agency) and KMDG(Kwasten met de Gasten).
Ottograph, addicted to painting, needs to move massive amounts
of paint every day to keep himself happy. Ottograph soundbites:
'the bigger the brush, the better the painting' and: 'i have no further comments untill i've had contact with my lawyer'.
I'm using this photo to highlight a kitchen project, that's design, hand-making and then installing the kitchen. I've embedded a slideshow of photos in my blog so you can see how the project took shape.
After I started quilting, people started bringing me things to "finish" for them. This was a top made of swatches which was bought at a yard sale. I tied it. I can't stand working on old stuff that isn't mine.
365 #028 - 04 - July -2009
music: country house - blur
...i can see a "nature conquers human" series happening inside this project :-)
Project 365/52...Week 4...Change
Still taking pics of frogs...this one, I must say, is the cutest one yet!! ;)
MUST BEViewed On Black!!!
Strobist: Canon 430exII and another flash camera right, both full power, snooted.
sorry about forgetting the strobist info!
Australia - through their project, LARC Lions Aid & Relief Centre, Lions have sent 125 containers of aid to countries in their region. They've also distributed 5 million dollars of aid during recent floods.
Pall Mall, Bendigo by Pat Scholz.
Original photo by Greg Holland, used with permission. See Greg's fantastic photos at his blog
This photo was taken at an ABC Open workshop for volunteers at Bendigo Library for the "Now and Then" project: open.abc.net.au/projects/now-and-then-series-2-44un7gn#/d...
Gov. Beshear announces major expansion and reinvestment projects in Owensboro: U.S. Bank to add 500 new jobs; Pinkerton Tobacco to invest $3.7 million in plant to retain nearly 300 jobs. July 1, 2010.
Benizalón
Comarca de Los Filabres - Tabernas
AndalucÃa
El Proyecto LIFE ALCHEMIA pretende demostrar la viabilidad técnica y económica del uso de sistemas medioambientalmente sostenibles basados en lechos filtrantes, los cuales se optimizarán para eliminar/reducir la radiactividad natural (radionucleidos) del agua destinada a consumo humano, y minimizar la generación de NORM (Materiales Radiactivos de Origen Natural).
Isótopos radiactivos como el uranio y el torio están presentes de forma natural en el subsuelo de buena parte de Europa, siendo más habitual en materiales con rocas metamórficas e Ãgneas. Habitualmente se usan procesos de ósmosis inversa, con muy buenos resultado (eliminación de radio entre 87-98% y de uranio del 99%), aunque generan un gran consumo de energÃa eléctrica, un volumen importante de agua de rechazo y se generan NORM (los materiales utilizados para la filtración por ósmosis inversa: arenas, carbón, membranas).
Con procesos como el establecido por el Proyecto Life Alchemia se pretenden implementar métodos más sostenibles basados en los lechos filtrantes. Para ello se han construido tres plantas piloto en las localidades andaluzas de Benizalón, Tahal y Alboloduy, además de otro existente en la ciudad de Viimsi (Estonia). Las tres plantas piloto consistentes en lechos filtrantes de 2 etapas (capacidad de 10,8 m3/h) operarán para la eliminación de Ra y/o U. En cada planta, para evitar que los filtros generen NORM, se implementarán diferentes condiciones: retrolavado de limpieza con agua o regeneración con un oxidante.