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I like this study very much. Large window, airy and bright room with a very large desk.
This upload is mostly to show the interior of the Huis Bergh castle in 's-Heerenberg. The photos taken indoors weren't very well composed due to low light and my shaky hands. Still, they give you a sense of the various artefacts inside the ancient Dutch castle.
Ridgeway drawings 14th January 2022
THE LIGHT OF THINGS Video clip
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THE PACE OF NATURE
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LOOKING OUT
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IPSDEN IN WINTER
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LANDSCAPES OF IPSDEN
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RECENT PORTRAITS
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DRAWING AND PAINTING by Kate Wilson
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PORTRAIT REVOLUTION
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So this is what I'll be up to for the day. My exams start tomorrow and I'm trying to start my last minute cramming/prep for and exam in health Psychology.
For the rest of the week it will be a mad scramble to learn as much as I can in as short a space as I can for the rest of the exams so I may have some catching up to do when next Saturday comes around! I'll do my best to keep it up though. To anybody else who has exams at this time of year as well, good luck :)
This was taken with a 7D and a 50mm lens at 1.4. Camera was in manual at 1/125 shutter and iso 160, manually focused and with a canon 430exii 30 degrees to the right pointing up and at 1/64 power.
Thanks for looking :)
From a visit to the Strandemuseum St. George in Thorsminde on the west coast of Jutland, Denmark - July 25, 2017.
Texas and Pacific 4-6-0 #316 catches her breath on the trip from Palestine to Rusk, in the service of the Texas State Railroad. Her pause was prompted by a meet with an opposing motorcar excursion. I find this image particularly rewarding with delightful details in every corner. Of note, "Study #2" at the beginning of this album is of the same driving wheel, but out of service awaiting renewal.
I have a sweet tooth, which you may have picked up on if you caught my monarch photo that inadvertently became an ode to chocolate.
I try not to indulge this sweet tooth all the time, but when i was in undergrad I got into the habit of rewarding myself during study sessions with lots of sugar. Sugar + caffeine = me being awake and alert enough to study for longer periods. This comes in handy during cram sessions.
I was in search of Skittles this afternoon, but found a great sale on Nerds. (Don't worry, I picked up some Skittles, too. And Lemonheads. I wanted to be thorough.)
How exciting is this, self-portraits in the bathroom mirror!
What an ordeal. Got there at 8. Filled out questionnaires. Then I find out I filled out the wrong set of questionnaires and started all over.
Got cabled up and went to bed at 9. Tossed and turned, fiddled with the mask, dozed off a few times only to be jolted awake by the air pressure in the mask.
THEN they tell me I'm doing it wrong(!) and give me a different type of mask. Wake up at 3, as usual. They tell me to lay back down for at least half an hour. They finally cut me loose and I'm home by 4:30 AM.
Now I need a shower to wash the electrode paste out of my hair and some sleep. I just need to remember to breathe.
I have been quiet on flickr lately but working through a backlog of images and more to come shortly.
Hello,
I am a rising senior in the nursing program and honors college. Attached are pictures from my study abroad experience with the health professions in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic earlier this summer (May 25-June 12) required for honors college credit.
-Kirsten Henningsen
At the moment I am finishing my A-levels, and this is how I feel studying all day. Took forever to edit this, and I hope that I'll get better with Photoshop soon. | Facebook
The painting "The Magician" by René Magritte was my inspiration for this photo.
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7th Julay 2013
Visit to ITU's ICT Discovery by students from the Graduate Study Program - UNOG
ITU/Rowan Farrell
Bleach Bypass Study
Original photo is here -> www.flickr.com/photos/woodenship/6191631167
My teacher' Bleach Bypass photo :-) -> www.flickr.com/photos/kumarin/6309761802/in/pool-1766208@...
The guitars that sit, largely unused, in the corner of my study. I really need to practice more.
(And I really need to pull up that berber and put down hardwood.)
A three part study of my bike. I used my Vivitar 285HV with a blue gel as the back light and reflected it off the mirror for the key.
I also kept the shutter speed low to let in some subtle sunlight.