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My variation on a Helena Verril model, inspired by a model by Samukami, folded from a hexagon cut off from a 40 something cm on the side square of colored copy paper.
This is a little side stream that feeds into Cove Creek in Polk County, NC. You have to cross this on your way to Little Bradley Falls.
“When I was a boy I was given medication which had side effects. It affected my eyesight and consequently I can’t see very well - I’m visually impaired. I remember the whole Thalidomide scandal was going on around the same time, but my mum didn’t pursue compensation or anything like that. I don’t know what would have become of it anyway, the damage was already done. You can’t take back something like that. It would have been easy to blame someone and use it as an excuse to not do things. I’ve tried to live my life as normally as possible - I taught myself to play the keyboard, I record, and I still have hopes of playing in a band one day.”
side views
6"7"8"9"10" tiers in fondant with lustre, inedible crystals and gumpaste ruffled flowers
made for my gorgeous bestir from skye collections facinators for her bridal shower
top half real bottom half dummies
original design by caketress
This was taken at about 4:00 this afternoon here in Totem Lake. While the major streets are getting plowed and look pretty decent, many of the smaller side streets you need to use to get to the main streets still look like this. And with the temperatures dropping, they'll turn into ice.
Olympus Pen-F
Panasonic 35-100mm
While driving around the Isle of Mull one evening, we came across this guy/girl grazing by the side of the road. Obviously we had to stop so I could get a nice portrait of him/her.
Because of the riverfront construction, the view is not as pristine most would wish but I think I can look on the bright side and anticipate what our city will look like in a couple of years!
Here's to the Future!
Oftentimes, I find modern marinas filled with pleasure boats to be deceptively difficult or downright uninspiring to make pictures in. I think it's all the lifeless white fiberglass. I'll take a rundown wooden sailboat or rusty trawler, anytime. However, I thought it was a cute or funny juxtaposition, this big yellow sailboat next to the little blue number.
Janelle, I love the side swept look on her. Not quite the look you got with your girls but pretty all the same. ;)
it's looking pretty bleak here now … unless you find a stand of tamaracks!
i meant to go back and shoot the colourful autumn trees in this area …
obvious a bit too late ….
We took this small side pipe to get away from the poo smell from the sewage leaking into the Finders Keeps Storm Drain. It turned out to be a beautifuly worn and stained old pipe
A shot from our last expedition , this is Ian stood on the summit of Slight Side , i am on the subsiduary summit taking the shot . There is a cleft in the rock between the two which is the regular path up ....not that we used the regular path up that is !
'The Udder Side', The Upside Down Cow – Irene Village Mall, Centurion (2007) - by Angus Taylor
The Udder Side, which Taylor conceptualised and produced in collaboration with fellow artists Francois Visser and Steven Delport. As can be surmised from the title, the piece is an affectionate send-up of the dairy cow – the unofficial symbol of the Village of Irene.
This is the best example of the ANTI-MONUMENT that Angus or the studio has made. Taking a monumental size of a sculpture but literary turned on its back. The work was casted pragmatically, the bigger bits of the sculpture were cast in a solid concrete which extends below the surface to a foundation which joins up. The focus points of the sculpture, like the hooves and teets are cast in bronze and anchored to the concrete cast.
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