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The study of the poles at Nieuw Haamstede, provided me with new insight. A bit further away than I had done until now. The pile row at about 10 o'clock.
Salient detail: It was spring tide, with a stormy westerly wind. The water came close to the dunes. In short, it was beautiful. It did deliver a lot of sand in the bag and on the equipment. So i had te clean a lot.
She is studying at the very desk where Marx and Engels studied in the 1840's - Chethams School and Library, Manchester.
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What happens when you get bored of studying? Break out the camera and put those pencils to use!
Melbourne, Florida
Playing around with the inbuilt color filter of my new camera... :-)
(This is the original shot without photoshop or any post processing.)
Few days ago I had an incredible opportunity to be up to the highest spot of Rome for document the studying of four cute baby hawks, read the entire story on my blog.
The second in a series of studies of the Pantheon, which is, in my opinion, one of the great buildings of the world. Taken at high noon, on a perfect (but not for shooting!) autumn afternoon, over 394 seconds.
Looks best on black.
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One of the downsides of working in LDD is that it's very fussy about collisions and legal connections. In the LDD model on the right the fourth of the 2x1x2 bows won't go into place because it collides with the one above. Hence the study model on the left which reproduces the exact setup and proves that in fact the piece will fit nicely underneath. My desk is cluttered with loads of these little study models just to check stuff is going to work for real.
Still no religious intent with these. I'm not a fan of anything religious - these were most of all cloud studies, using the nearest (and partly snow-covered) statues at hand... :-)
These are three out of a group of six or so "Angel Musicians", by Carl Milles, standing at Millesgården, just outside of Stockholm.
And, both this one and the previous one were inspired by an exhibition I saw the other day, with photos by the fascinating (and now late) woman Lee Miller; photo model turned photographer's assistant turned surrealist photographer turned fashion photographer turned war photographer in the 1940s... for Vogue! Pretty cool, in my opinion...
[Edit: replaced with higher contrast version - thanks dale and tcr, for telling me to do it! You're the best!]
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My redhead friend's dad doesn't believe that she ever studies. She showed him this picture so that he has proof.
Good Evening,
I have included 6 photos of my time at the University of Exeter, as well as
my travels throughout Europe during my semester abroad.
Thanks,
Mary Virginia Kizer Ball
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101 Oil Studies, No. 47
Objective: Focus on values.
Painted in 6 sessions: 25 Nov to 14 Dec 2024
Pigments (Winsor & Newton Artists' oil colour unless noted otherwise): yellow ochre, terra rosa, permalba white (Weber), ivory black, indigo. Mediums: Gamsol.
Centurion OP DLX oil primed linen, 35.6 x 27.9 cm (14 x 11 inches)
The major work here was getting consistency in the lights and darks of the water.
After Action Evaluation: I began with a yellow ochre wash, which I don't think makes sense with this palette. Gray or light indigo wash?
Study of Le Notre's use of perspective at Versailles, Gabriel Prize. More at www.stephaniebower.blogspot.com
Exetrius chilling in the study room.
EB topic: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/194749-f...
Watercolor study on paper, made in Gonzalo Cárcamo's course.
See Cárcamo's blog: gcarcamo.blogspot.com/