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Luther, Sami and I were making shapes again at the
Depot Climbing Center in Sheffield..
We spent most of our time on harder routes and falling off the harder routes!!
Now the fun/ dangerous part – softening the PVC. Please note that we’re trying to SOFTEN the PVC, NOT MELT, and CERTAINLY NOT BURN the PVC. Burning PVC releases TOXIC CHEMICALS so please don’t blame/ sue me if you get cancer from trying to replicate what I did. Also, you’ll notice that I’m doing this outside, where there’s plenty of ventilation. Be Safe.
I use a dual temp heat gun to heat the PVC enough to soften it. The low setting seems to be hot enough to soften the PVC without a lot of danger of burning. However, the high setting is much faster, so I often use that. You’ll notice the parts of the project where I burned the PVC. My bad.
This picture is #17 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.100Strangers.com.
Meet Linda, photographer, student at the University of the Arts, and local resident.
After dinner, I was hanging out in our local park with my kids. I watched this woman walk into the park, look around very intently, and then take several photos of that oddly shaped building you see in the background. She is taking a photography for illustrators course at the university (that's her brand new Pentax that she bought for the course). She's a sophomore, studying illustration. She really enjoys school. Her assignment was to take photos of geometric shapes - triangles, squares, circles, etc. - I think she said she needed numerous photos of each shape, and that building presents quite a few shapes. After we got done chatting, she hurried off in search of more shapes. I could tell she was anxious to complete her assignment, and the light was beginning to fade, so she was very kind to take the time for my interruption. Thanks, Linda, for being stranger 17.
Although this park was recently renovated, the building in the background was retained. I don't think anyone has figured out what to do with it (it used to house a weight room where Rocky Balboa worked out). Neighborhood lore has it that the building's roof design represents Christopher Columbus's hat (this is Columbus Park), but I doubt it. As explained by stranger 18 - sorry, you'll have to wait 24 hours to see and read about her (but I will tell you she has an almost uncanny relationship to stranger 17) - this is the "cupcake" building.
Did four girls, in this style... they looked awesome.
More photos - www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=47209&id=1870827346352...
Made by dropping food dye into a tank of water. Using photoshop then to combine 2 photos, merging the layers in Multiply.
A potter giving shape to wet clay to transform it to a pot. The role of a teacher is similar to his work, where he gives shape to the future of a kid.
Muffin Tops Shapes And Cosmetics
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Come explore! Make discoveries about shape and art in our newest interactive space. In Shape Lab, families can experiment, build, draw, read, and create with a variety of kid-friendly materials and activities. Stop by the Lab before or after visiting MoMA’s galleries.
Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, 10:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Friday, 10:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m.
Free with Museum admission
Thornhill Trojans wing Sam Ratcliffe kicks for goal at Axwell View, Winlaton, during a 66-16 demolition of Division Three rivals Gateshead Storm in amateur rugby league's Kingstone Press Cider National Conference League Challenge Trophy first round. Ratcliffe converted nine of the visitors' 12 tries.
Admission: £2 (including 12-page programme). Attendance: 45.
This was taken in the lobby of 200 W. Madison in Chicago. My mom works in the building and I took the photo while I was leaving the lobby. As soon as I released the shutter a security guard yelled "NO PHOTOS!" I know it's their job, but why do security guards downtown care so much that you are taking photos?