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This picture demonstrates why it's good to have a high powered camera. The light was much prettier in real life.
This photograph, taken at Tamworth Technical College between 1948 and 1963 shows a classroom with typewriters.
Item Number:9138-z8
Document Title:Acadia Nat'l Pk/Mt. Desert Island Maine/- [cut] hical study of gravel pit/and -[cut] orth end of Tarn plan 22 scale 40'=1" [orig] ....alternative study for overpass/near north end of Tarn plan 27 scale 40'=1" [orig]
Project:09138; Acadia National Park; Mount Desert Island; ME; 01 Parks, Parkways & Recreation Areas; 107;
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Physical Characteristics:0000012234 30 1/4 x 40 SUN
Dates:24-DEC-1929; plan 22, 03-JAN-1930 [orig. plan 27]
Notes:-traced from red print rec'd/from Walter Kidder & Co. NYC [pi-for 22] -see profile #28 [pi for 27] -[this plan has been assigned a z# because it appears to be a sun print of 2 plans] Draftsman = G. Woodbury [pi] PI CAT = Topo/cloth, study/tp
Please Credit: Courtesy of the National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.
Cast bronze by Mary Griffin
Tucson Sculpture Festival
tucsonsculpturefestival2014.blogspot.com/
RAW file processed with Olympus Viewer 3.
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I made this design to convey my love for observing the world around me... especially human interactions.
Sometimes life just hands me moments that make me stop in my tracks. The decisions to bring weight lifting gloves to play pool, having Angel insist on wearing them, and choosing an apple-tini for her all came together to create this image without any thought put into composition. I simply had to have a picture of all these clashing styles together. It speaks of traditional class and sophistication with the choice of a martini (while being combined the new style, because of the variation of it), the elegence of a hand that effortlessly shows poise and grace, a possible nod to the absurd and comical with the choice of glove, which could also be seen as a sign of a strong willed person, and it all comes out looking beautiful. You don't come by that mix often.
as a side note: The smoke was an added touch by Josh. Thanks bro.
The FocusTerra exhibition in the Earth Sciences building of the ETH Zurich.
Building (1912-1916) architect: Gustav Gull
Exhibition area (2005-2009) architects: Holzer-Kobler
n December 2010, National Theatre Wales partnered with the visual theatre company Fevered Sleep inviting the weather in from the cold.
A series of magical installations at a house in Penygroes, Gwynedd, took guests on an adventure through the four seasons that make up the local climate. The Weather Factory recreated a years worth of weather from the Snowdonia area, in one ordinary, yet extraordinary location.
Photogrophy credit: Jorge Lizalde / National Theatre Wales
Loyola student, Rachel Schneck, ('18) measures a skull in the Life Science Building on Monday July 10, 2017. The research looks at the DNA effects on the diet and environmental factors on the health of maternal and offspring pairs. (Photo: Dominique Ochoa)
This photo depicts a networking and reconnecting event for AFS Alumni in the Washington, D.C. area, held on September 13th, 2016. The event was held in cooperation with the bipartisan International Exchange and Study Caucus, which is co-chaired by Representatives Steve Pearce (R-NM) and Jim Himes (D-CT), who is an AFS Returnee to Jordan. Congressman Pierce and Congressman Himes both spoke at the event, alongside AFS/YES participant, Precious King. Precious, who studied abroad in Ghana with AFS, was a recipient of the Kennedy-Luger Youth Exchange and Study Scholarship, funded by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
Today we walked around the yard and the little white catalpa flowers were all over the lawn, some even with a cluster of 15-20 blossoms which became the toy of the afternoon for Kiki. She pored over them, swinging them, watching them fly through space by her motion.
she loves this colors more, not me (but they are also interesting together I think)
(l'intrus numéro deux dit G) devinez lequel!
Emily Sugrue and Katie Kraeker are SURF students who are working with Dr. Linda Auker on understanding the impact and spread of Japanese barberry, an invasive plant in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Emily is hoping to determine whether the barberry plant has an impact on soil pH and microbial diversity, and Katie is using GIS tools to map the location and historic spread of the plant as well as thinking about factors that may contribute to its spread.
And backlight. Enhanced by chiggers.....
It's been a busy few days the last couple of weeks, I've barely had time to take pictures and haven't got most of them edited yet.....
Well, i have not uploaded anything for about 3-4 weeks now and i thought i should just signal that I'm still alive here. School and other things are taking a bit to much time right now so photopgraphy is ranked quite low right now. Hopefully this will change in a couple of weeks when things settle down a bit.
©2005-2008 Lissa Rivera
Private Education
Over the past three years I have been exploring educational institutions that act as pilot to class mobility. It is the American ideal that one can rise above their class if they work hard enough in school. Anyone can be president, or anything they wish to be. These structures, meant to be the building blocks of one's future, are the supposedly egalitarian basis for opportunity.
By photographing without human presence I hope to create a stage-like setting, so that it is up to the viewer to project their own ideas of how they might experience each area. Through these portfolios I hope to touch upon both the advantages and limitations of each education.
-Lissa Rivera 2008
For some information on sleep apnea and the whole story of my latest sleep study, read my personal blog.