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Testbedstudio arranges a study trip to eastern Germany for the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (Sveriges kommuner och landsting), where we specially study the preparation and work of IBA Stadtumbau 2010 in various cities. Here a presentation by Josef Weber, head of the department of urban planning in Halle.
study for photography's interpretation.
shot on Ilford FP Plus 125, medium format, 6x6, with an Hasselblad. re-framed in the blow-up.
f: 5.6
t: 1/60
photography development:
f: 8
t: 10s
the original isn't really over-exposed. the scanner really sucks, that's what it is.
Quiet, study and reading area. Great for quiet group meetings too. Plenty of plugs for laptops, our main WiFi spot
To whom it may concern,
I am a sophomore that just returned from studying abroad in Barcelona
Spain. I am submitting these six photos of some of my travels and
experiences while abroad as part of the requirements to receive honors
elective credit. Please let me know if there is any problems with the
photos. Thank you,
Elena Sachs
TUID#: 0563587
Inspired by: Study for Dante and Virgil, Edgar Degas
#63
The project is back!!
Pavla: www.flickr.com/photos/pavlaeva/6793615055/in/photostream
I'm going to draw this guy, so I decided to study their anatomy a bit for the better result. Quite a menacing look, I'd say.
Three men study together in a dormitory room, circa 1958. Two students are drinking milk and Spartan curtains hang in the background.
circa 1958
Subjects
Michigan State University -- Dormitory Life
Repository:Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections, 101 Conrad Hall, East Lansing, MI 48824, http://archives.msu.edu
Resource Identifier: A000010
Students take advantage of the new study areas in and around the Amott Science Commons at the Umbeck Science Mathematics Center.
Using parts found at the hardware store and Radio Shack, we assembled little boxes that moves two power pugs and one ethernet jack from the wall to inside each carrel. Read more on my weblog.
Well, this is me. *laughs* I've always been fascinated with the body, but I'm not going to start doing full frontal nudes straight away so I thought I'd try a common theme out first; collar bones. I have a few other shots, but they didn't turn out quite as well.. I don't know what to call this, either. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the suggestion, NST :D I like it.
O.N.U.G. USA Members regularly study God's Word. We provide Bible Study resources to anyone that asks. Call (239) 353-1303 for more info & to get plugged into a Bible Study group in your area, or follow along with us on-line. You will be glad you did!
editing excercise, adding gradient layers, adding difference clouds, add noise blur etc. untill this came out