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Photo by: Jenny Whittemore Fremlin
Flickr: fremlinvision
This print was part of the Obscurae Photography Exhibition and Art Lottery Fundraiser on December 6, 2008, benefitting Braddock Redux art and community projects.
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Teaching fellows with South Carolina Afterschool Leaders Empowered (SCALE) visited Henderson Hopkins Elementary Middle School in Baltimore City to observe Summer Arts for Learning Academy (SALA). Additionally, after a tour of SALA, they had the opportunity to speak with graduates of the Bloomberg Arts Internship to learn about their experiences in the program and how they continue to be involved.
Scale model goodness converged at the UP College of Fine Arts for the pre-Nationals Photoshoot of IPMS Philippines Bert Anido, in preparation for the 7th National Scale Modeling Competition this November.
Carcoar Station on the closed Blayney to Demondrille line.
Trains and Railways in New South Wales - June 2022.
Llao Llao Hotel, Río Negro: Samuel Jeffery stands pool-side with Aurelia Jeffery in a moment of playful domesticity framed by the soaring glass and timber canopy of this iconic Patagonian retreat. The diffuse, natural light streaming through the expansive roof panels illuminates the azure water, creating a serene yet grand atmosphere that defines the luxurious scale of Bariloche architecture. Samuel, dressed in a plush hotel bathrobe, holds Aurelia securely, their interaction softened by the stillness of the surrounding indoor pool facility. The composition balances the raw, industrial aesthetic of the steel framework against the intimate connection between parent and child, highlighting the harmony of family travel within a high-end mountain resort. In the background, white loungers and umbrellas suggest a tranquil afternoon, inviting guests to linger in the temperate warmth regardless of the biting winds outside. This scene captures the intersection of world-class hospitality and the personal, grounded experiences that occur behind the scenes of a global travel journey. The contrast between the rigid, geometric lines of the structure and the fluid, organic presence of the subjects emphasizes the comfort found within this remote wilderness haven. Such spaces demonstrate how regional architecture in Patagonia can offer sanctuary, blending sophisticated design with the necessities of family relaxation amidst a rugged landscape. By documenting these moments, one gains insight into the blend of adventure and refined comfort that characterizes a visit to this historic landmark. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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Llao Llao Hotel, Río Negro: Samuel Jeffery posa junto a la piscina con Aurelia Jeffery en un momento de juego doméstico, enmarcado por la imponente cubierta de vidrio y madera de este icónico refugio patagónico. La luz natural y difusa que atraviesa los amplios paneles del techo ilumina el agua azul, creando una atmósfera serena y grandiosa que define la escala del diseño arquitectónico en Bariloche. Samuel, vestido con una bata de hotel, sostiene a Aurelia con seguridad, su interacción suavizada por la calma de las instalaciones de la piscina interior. La composición equilibra la estética industrial de la estructura metálica con la conexión íntima entre padre e hija, destacando la armonía de los viajes familiares dentro de un complejo de alta gama. Al fondo, las reposeras y sombrillas blancas sugieren una tarde tranquila, invitando a los huéspedes a relajarse en el calor templado sin importar el clima exterior. Esta escena captura la intersección de la hospitalidad de clase mundial y las experiencias personales que ocurren detrás de escena en un viaje global. El contraste entre las líneas rígidas y geométricas de la estructura y la presencia orgánica de los protagonistas enfatiza el confort que se encuentra dentro de este refugio en la naturaleza remota. Estos espacios demuestran cómo la arquitectura regional en la Patagonia puede ofrecer un santuario, mezclando un diseño sofisticado con las necesidades de relajación familiar en medio de un paisaje agreste. Al documentar estos momentos, se obtiene una perspectiva sobre la combinación de aventura y confort refinado que caracteriza una visita a este hito histórico. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
Scale model goodness converged at the UP College of Fine Arts for the pre-Nationals Photoshoot of IPMS Philippines Bert Anido, in preparation for the 7th National Scale Modeling Competition this November.
I find image scale tricky! Last night, I went comet hunting in and around the Hyades open star cluster, there was a lot of thin high level cloud and this did not help! I used my Samyang 135mm lens on a Canon 600d DSLR. I think I found Comet 144P'Kushida, with the help of Stellarium but it was so small at this image scale. I think I need to point my 127mm apo refractor at this one..