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2nd trip to an abandoned paper factory.

After his visit, Stephen sent me this drain screen because he noticed I didn't have a garbage disposal. My first reaction was to see if it would fit in my mouth. I silhouetted the image like the "cookie" self-portrait, but the shape was not as dynamic so I tried this sky background and it seems to work.

I tried a "formula" approach, but every image has its own requirements. The reason I don't have a shirt on is because it's summertime, but it seems to simplify the color mass. I also de-saturated the lawn reflection in the flange because it was distracting.

Screenshot of the modded "welcome screen" of the MP3 player

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Shearsby church is dramatically positioned on high ground that forms a ridge overlooking the lane through the village, with access to the churchyard either by a perilously steep slope at the north-west corner or a longer but much gentler path to the south. It is immediately apparent that this is a post-medieval building, the tower a charming Georgian structure of 1789 with a curiously unfinished octagonal stage poking above the parapet (presumably some form of cupola was intended to crown this?) while the body of the church (aisle-less nave and chancel without structural division) was entirely rebuilt in the Victorian period, and on a scale which rather insensitively dwarfs the older tower.

The internal space is revealed as a single long chamber, nearly all of the 1860s and culminating in three lancet windows at the east end, while to the west it is clear how drastically the roof was raised in the Victorian period as one can see the lower half of the rusticated belfry window of the tower, now strangely enclosed within the church. The chancel is a continuous space separated only by the wooden screen which is actually 15th century, and beyond it are further relics of the former medieval church, with the 13th century sedilia and piscina retained on the south side and a sculpture of a saint (presumed to by Mary Magdalene) reset in a niche to the north of the altar. Several windows have stained glass, the finest of which is also the most recent by Harry Harvey.

Shearsby church is not normally open outside of services, nor is for for Ride & Stride these days as they prefer not to leave the church open unmanned and the step ascent is demanding on an aging congregation. I am very grateful to Mr Duran the churchwarden for coming to open the church for us at short notice and greatly sympathise with the difficulties he recounted to us of keeping these lovely churches with small elderly congregations going. I really do hope Shearsby's delightful church will manage to soldier on regardless for a while yet.

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BP Big Screen Duthie Park, Aberdeen 18th July 2013.The Royal Opera’s spectacular production of Puccini’s opera Tosca.

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A screen divider by artist and UM student Diana Yordanova Tomova. Simply awesome.

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