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I believe this to be the female Familiar Bluet. It was found within a few feet of the male featured in my previous post.
A concentrated collection of Central American artifacts, but with less desctriptive explanations or concern for artistic presentation for each item than in the rest of the museum.
Sign in Arabic next to an ornately carved wooden door. This is unusual for using the word "manzil", which means "house", instead of the more common "bait" (which also means "house") that you see in Muscat.
Effective studying technique or chaos in motion?
I'll let you know when I get my midterm back...
Update: Uh, so a 74% on the midterm. It was decent, but I am now cleaning my room so that I can do better on the final.
I've started drawing again. It's forced me to really look at my subjects.
It's been a long time since i've had to concentrate on one thing for any length of time.
For that brief period of time the mind is clear and the senses are acute....
The results aren't impressive but the experience is satisfying.
(most of my studying for the evening was done at chapters.. it's hard to listen and study two different things at the same time)
I've started to oil paint. I've always sketched or used water color, but never oil. I'm finding it very challenging but also see it really helps with my photography. The study of light once again. This pink really got me. I love how reminiscent it is of Matisse or Manet.
Georgia Strait Study - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives in Nanaimo, British Columbia where he works also as a writer and a personal trainer.