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Butterfly design. Design created using resources from graphicxtras.com (c) 2010 Andrew Buckle

Strobist

 

White shoot-thru umbrella camera left. SB600 triggered via cactus V4.

After using some hot-melt to put them in their positions/angles I used some fiberglass putty to apply the fins to the board.

Shaping a clay pot using a makeshift turntable

Andrew Okorite Banigo, Advocacy Coordinator, Nigeria; Kullein Ankunda; Manasia Futa, Community Champion, Central and Southern Africa, Angola; Ondela Mlandu, Community Champion, Southern Africa, South Africa; Raissa Kanku, Interactions Lead, World Economic Forum; speaking in Regional Workshops: Sub-Saharan Africa session at the Global Shapers Annual Summit 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland, 10/7/2025, 09:30 – 11:00 at World Economic Forum Headquarters - Cedar + Magnolia + Willow - Villa Mundi. Workshop. Copyright: World Economic Forum/ Chris_Heeney_ABCreation

Lusaka Global Shapers conducted outreach at the Lubuto Model Library about emotional intelligence in February 2020 in response to the gassing and political unrest in Lusaka and surrounding areas. They discussed how anger and fear can lead to subconscious actions and behaviors that can have negative consequences. Their take-home message is that it's okay to feel upset, worried, and sad, but it's important to not hurt yourself, others, or property.

Andrew Okorite Banigo, Advocacy Coordinator, Nigeria; Kullein Ankunda; Manasia Futa, Community Champion, Central and Southern Africa, Angola; Ondela Mlandu, Community Champion, Southern Africa, South Africa; Raissa Kanku, Interactions Lead, World Economic Forum; speaking in Regional Workshops: Sub-Saharan Africa session at the Global Shapers Annual Summit 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland, 10/7/2025, 09:30 – 11:00 at World Economic Forum Headquarters - Cedar + Magnolia + Willow - Villa Mundi. Workshop. Copyright: World Economic Forum/ Chris_Heeney_ABCreation

new surfboards comming...

SHAPES at The Tank, 5/23/09

Durga Puja Day 01 ( 26-Sept-2009 )

 

I still remember the good old days when my mom used to take me to the festival ground. There used to be hundreds of variety of balloons, all shapes all sizes. Would come back home with a lot of them. Watch the balloon till they deflate and end their lives. Till next year I have to wait for the next set ..

 

Gone are those days.. Beautiful days !!

 

Steel Sculptures in the dunes of Wijk aan Zee, NL

College work, focusing on shape form and texture..

shaping the inside tangs. I've taken off about 8mm of the total length and have started scooping the shoreline

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Mamiya C330F, Sekor 65mm F3.5, Neopan 400/HC-110B 5mins

A visitor looks up her shape on the exhibition database to see it and to get the coordinates for where it is located in the gallery. (Photo by Andy Daddio)

chainstay bridges on cargo bikes. the goal with production brazing is to cut down the time it all takes. this means eliminating the need for finish work wherever possible. for me, this has been the greatest challenge, to come in hot and fast on these little hard to access joints, and end up with symetric-looking joints with perfect shape and a visible rhythmic style to the actual torch work.

Stockinette curls, had you heard?

Stairs to the shops and main street of Balmain.

The unique root formations of the Pond Cypress at the water's edge. These root knees result from the roots growing out of the soil in an attempt to grow above the water table.

working on yet another tee submission in my spare moments.

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