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Study V / acrylics on paper / 2014 / 30 x 40 cm
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Too much PS on her booty, I think.
Ryan was out of town, so Olaf S. took over our Saturday shoot.
Learned so much and had a great time...
Since I've started going to nursing school again, this time in norwegian, I've been occupied. This is how I got myself a break from studying the heart. :)
Spacelab employed a modular system of pallets and even an Instrument Pointing System that aimed instruments toward the Earth, sun or stars. Here, Spacelab 2 uses pallets and the pointing system. Before Spacelab, instruments were pointed toward particular celestial objects or areas by maneuvering the shuttle to an appropriate attitude. The Spacelab pointing system aimed instruments more accurately than the shuttle and kept them fixed on a target as the shuttle moved. Spacelab 2 was flown on the STS-51F launched on July 29, 1985, aboard the space shuttle Challenger. NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala, managed the Spacelab Program and the Spacelab 2 mission.
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eMo is used to study human-machine interaction. He was developed by Professor Noel Sharkey's robotics group at the Department of Computer Science, University of Sheffield.
Clear glass ambrotype. MPP 5"x4" with Zeiss Jena 180mm lens, wide open at f/4, 25 sec exposure. Lit by two soft boxes and a white reflector.
This was basically a study for rock work with panels. I got the basics of it from Halhi's Tutorial, which has a ton of good info.
I tried 3 other ways of doing the water, which was painful, but I am pleased that I kept pushing on.
Four days ago, I began calling this address "home." It is full of unique adornments that I cannot wait to share with all of you.
Today I am unpacking, unwinding, decorating, dusting, and chasing my son around a home that is twice the square footage of our old. The study, seen here, is fast becoming my favorite room. I wanted to snap a shot of our books in their temporary home, creatively designed by our friend Michelle.
Now that I'm (somewhat) settled, I'll be around to catch up on the Flickr goodness that I've been missing.
at columbia social work, you have 2 days of class and 3 days of field placement per week; first and second years shake out to different days. everyone has class on wednesdays, and everyone has field placement on fridays, however, so on our friday afternoon visit, things were pretty deserted. i wonder what this boy was doing...
manhattan bound to explore: a new home; a new school; and an old wallet, once lost , since found.
Been off and on as of late. Been busy studying and what not. Writting, math, language, history and all that. It's fun but a little loney. Good thing I have people to leave nice comments on my pics. Thanks y'all.
ink and pastel
I am making some preliminary studies in colour for a new oil painting of this hillside view.
This year I'll be taking the Japanese Languange Proficiency Test (JLPT or Noken) for level 2 (or 2-kyû, which is the second most advanced level), so I've been studying since January.
The exam is in December, though XD
Well, it's not that I have been studying really hard 'cause I still have a lot of time, so it's been a really relaxed but constant study so far. That doesn't mean I will stop studying during summer holidays, though!
In this pic you can see my "friends" when preparing the exam.
I wish Momohime could speak and teach me Japanese, haha