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The left side of the photo is anti-static sprayed and brushed with a toothbrush. The right side has been brushed w/o spray
United in purpose, regardless of nationality, equipment and the searing noontime heat as the Airbus A380 approaches head on to return to its spot in the static display area.
F-WWOW being towed across the bridge on the public road towards the static display area. The scorching noontime heat is sufficient to cause significant heat haze!
No this is not a portable telivision on the static channel. This . . . WAS my cellphone. I found it this morning half sumurged in the cat's water dish. I'm not sure how long it was there or what exactly ended it in this forbidden place as far as cell phones go. Its totally water-logged. when i press the buttons water seeps out.
I've had this phone nearly three years and the funny thing is. Yesterday i looked at it, really inspecting all the dents and scratches on it and i thought "wow, this phone has been through so much, dropped i dont know how many times each inperfection tells a story. it kindda is looking a little old now but i really love this phone>" Strange cause i never thought about my phone like that and a day later its over.
*sniff sniff*
I"ll miss you phone, for three years you stayed by my side through thick and thin YOU were there. Good bye dear friend you will be missed
R.I.P.
2003-2006
The main arena had a large display of static vehicles and lifesize replica aeroplanes. From a collection of photographs taken over two days at the 5th Chalke valley History Festival.
Pharaoh's Daughter, DeLeon, Dreams in Static & Eytan @ Sephardic Music Fest 2009
sketches by Elke Sudin
photos by Guy Emanuel
I love how Glasgow moves around her and she's perfectly in focus.
I managed this by taking a slightly longer than usual exposure using a flash to capture Agnieszka in the foreground and then moving the camera ever so slightly immediately afterward to create the blurred look.
This was taken underneath the big light bulb suspended from a crane as part of the festival of light. I grabbed some shots of it, but they were all basically terrible so I've not bothered uploading them. Again, when I've got a decent camera with actual lenses on it I'll be able to take the shots I want to.
white birds in chelsea park, an installation by addie wagenknecht
white birds in chelsea park, an installation by addie wagenknecht.
A flock of stark white static two-dimensional birds sit in branches in a single tree to suggest an absence and mass extinction of the natural within the New York City environment.
Wagenknecht deconstructs controlled unnatural green spaces in a physical manifestation of the negative form to suggest the impact we have on our environments. The birds’ physical negatives were cut from actual forms of the species that have inhabited Manhattan at one time.
Twenty species of birds average decline is currently sixty eight percent, according to a recent Audubon repot. Forty years ago they estimated there to be approximately 31 million bobwhite birds and currently there are 25.5 million birds missing. The concern is it is unknown as to what caused their deaths and what brought down 25 million is likely to bring down the rest.
Scientist say this is how extinction happens and soon all that will be left are static representations of what was.
A flock of stark white static two-dimensional birds sit in branches in a single tree to suggest an absence and mass extinction of the natural within the New York City environment.
Wagenknecht deconstructs controlled unnatural green spaces in a physical manifestation of the negative form to suggest the impact we have on our environments. The birds’ physical negatives were cut from actual forms of the species that have inhabited Manhattan at one time.
Twenty species of birds average decline is currently sixty eight percent, according to a recent Audubon repot. Forty years ago they estimated there to be approximately 31 million bobwhite birds and currently there are 25.5 million birds missing. The concern is it is unknown as to what caused their deaths and what brought down 25 million is likely to bring down the rest.
Scientist say this is how extinction happens and soon all that will be left are static representations of what was.
A flock of stark white static two-dimensional birds sit in branches in a single tree to suggest an absence and mass extinction of the natural within the New York City environment.
Wagenknecht deconstructs controlled unnatural green spaces in a physical manifestation of the negative form to suggest the impact we have on our environments. The birds’ physical negatives were cut from actual forms of the species that have inhabited Manhattan at one time.
Twenty species of birds average decline is currently sixty eight percent, according to a recent Audubon repot. Forty years ago they estimated there to be approximately 31 million bobwhite birds and currently there are 25.5 million birds missing. The concern is it is unknown as to what caused their deaths and what brought down 25 million is likely to bring down the rest.
Scientist say this is how extinction happens and soon all that will be left are static representations of what was.
The newly published report by JSB Market Research gives a panoramic view of the SRAM market with detailed information on its past business events, present trends, and forecasts of future market conditions.
Went around town looking for this, finally found a store that has it in stock. This static trainer gives pressure to mimic the road conditions. Costs USD$150 and it includes the bike wheel stand.
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