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Here are some new religious studies titles that have been purchased over the past couple of months. Place your cursor over a book's cover to receive more information. Click on the "Check for availability" link in the note to see a book's status in the Library's online catalog.
I went walking to the grocery store today and here's the images from that walk.
Between the rust and paint on the wall it made it look like an impressionistic painting.
Argo Tea Cafe again i think. College students studying now that is a rare sight. A very very rare one.
It was a beautiful day and I decided to make a quick stop at Lake Rudan, hoping to shoot a reflection photo, but it was too early in the day for that so I continued around the lake until I saw a young woman sitting in the sunshine on one of the piers. It turned out to be Sara from Västerhaninge. She's a student at the Stockholm University where she is studying Urban and Regional Planning. Sara is a nature lover. One of her favorite places in Stockholm is the Cape of Waldemar at Djurgården. A favorite European city is Barcelona. We talked for a few minutes about this and that and after I had removed a tiny spider from Sara's hair we stood up and stretched our legs and that was that.
22 x 30 inch watercolor on full Fabriano sheet. I was pretty happy with this painting from last night. I think it has the freedom I was looking for in an abstract landscape.
Today I kicked off the new year with a big clean out and tidy up in our study.
On the left is the state of affairs this morning...
And on the right - with a dandy new chair from Ikea and a bit of spotty oilcloth from John Lewis it is now a much nicer place to work!
Student Life invited students to stop by the Contreras Terrace on Monday, Dec. 4, 2017, to take a break from studying for finals and play with therapy dogs.
As flowers go, they are big and bold and perhaps a little unsubtle, but I have enjoyed growing some this year.
HBBBT
Study in Green
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
Canon 50d
18-200mm Lens, 50mm
f/11, 1.3s, ISO 100
Circular Polarizer
Seen at Sudoguksan (Water Works Hill) Museum of Housing and Living, just east of downtown Incheon. Water Works Hill hosted a shantytown, made up of displaced rural peasants and Northern refugees, which lasted through the industrialization years until being gentrified in 1996; there is a museum dedicated to life in the shantytown, a valuable resource to remember a bygone era.
Confucian culture puts heavy emphasis on social achievements via education. Many students growing up in the shantytowns, in a desire to get a better-paying job and live in nicer surroundings, studied hard for their future. As a result, there were cubicles located throughout the shantytown that allowed students to gather and study quietly, away from the overcrowded conditions and distractions of the home shack.
Few artifacts remain from such study rooms, and their presence is known primarily from testimony of former shantytown residents, who named several actual study rooms by name as well as the names of residents who used them.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has conducted a variety of studies on wildlife living in the Fitzner-Eberhardt Arid Lands Ecology Reserve.
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A woman sitting at the stairs near the fountain at Poseidon's square in Handen studying. It was a perfect summer's day. After shooting this I walked down to Lake Rudan where the grassy area near the water was slowly filling up with sunbathers.
Pink, the stray black mask kitty cat, studies the newest hi-tech feature in her (his) environment. First notes: Pink does not like the cat flap.
Exposure:1.6 sec (8/5)
Aperture:f/4.5
Focal Length:12 mm
Villa Rainhof Zurich.
Institut für Pflanzenbiologie.
Institut für Systematische Botanik.
Where I burned a lot of the proverbial midnight oil.
The third part in my lens-less adventures.
105 second exposure.
Lucky SHD100, 5' in Ilford ID11 1:1, 28C.
On a side note, I just saw this amazing video yesterday, thanks to notraces. For those of you who have even the minutest interest in large format photography and traditional photographic processes, especially wet plate collodion, then you should see this. You won't regret it.
Tell me what you think of it after the jump.