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Atelier Lixenberg Dronten NL
Rarely has an artist determined the image of a municipality as strongly as the sculptor and graphic artist Cyril Lixenberg in Dronten in the Flevopolder. The artist had his studio and storage space here, which still houses his legacy. When he settled there, Dronten was still in full development. Lixenberg is everywhere in infinitely spacious Dronten. The fact of the immense space, growth and potential has been a great inspiration for Lixenberg's work, partly because it invited him to think big. The most visible manifestation of this is the sculpture route, consisting of 26 sculptures in the public space that were created on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Dronten in 1997.
The bond between Dronten and Lixenberg has a long history that can be called unusual and unique not only for this municipality. It started in the mid-1980s when a couple wanted to exhibit art on part of their land. They came into contact with Cyril Lixenberg and he immediately saw more possibilities. He had made three sculptures for a temporary exhibition in Breda: a square, a circle and a triangle, which were placed in a straight line behind each other. He immediately saw those sculptures in front of him, but then on the dike of the Ketelmeer. The sculptures were placed in 1988 and are still there.
From the introduction to Cyril Lixenberg a friendship with the city grew. He visited regularly. At the time no one could have foreseen that Dronten would eventually become the city of Cyril Lixenberg. In exchange for a number of monumental works of art, Lixenberg acquired a piece of building land in the municipality of Dronten on which he established his studio and storage. It led to an exceptional, years-long collaboration between the artist and the city in the making. As Dronten grew, countless sculptures by Lixenberg were erected along important access and transit roads.
A temporary soft sided processing facility has been completed in Yuma, Arizona, April 19, 2021, to process noncitizen individuals, noncitizen families and noncitizen unaccompanied children as part of the ongoing response to the current border security and humanitarian effort along the Southwest Border. CBP Photo by Mani Albrecht
I stopped for a coffee at the Western View Café in Eastbourne and loved the cool elegance of its outdoor area. I looked it up when I got home and was amazed to find that the café is only a temporary structure, designed to be there for 2 years until a replacement is built for the old Wish Tower Café, which was demolished last year. I really hope this beautiful area can stay. It's a wonderful sun trap.
Temporary shelter constructed using a timber frame and CGI roofing. The material for the temporary shelter has been supplied by Danish Aid. The household has received the first tranche of the GoN housing reconstruction grant.
Dated; 26 February 2018.
First of all, yes, I have bought another Tweety. I adopted her from Lovalizious. Thanks a lot, sweetie!
Secondly, she isn't a Tweety anymore XD
Let me explain the situation. Yesterday she arrived home, this morning I took these pics, and this afternoon I removed her make-up. So, yep, she's being customized right now. Unfortunately, my boyfriend agreed to buy her with one condition: that I would sell the custom.
Meanwhile, I will give her all my love ^^
I hope you like my temporary (and no longer) twins!
BTW, the one with an obitsu and the blue dress is Nanaly :p
Use a "C" Clamp to temporarily hold the antenna mast in place for testing. Move around for the best signal while listening to ATIS for a particular airport. Then "C" Clamp antenna in place.
On a dreary day in March 1989, an eastbound Delaware & Hudson freight, now operated by the Susquehanna, approaches the road crossing at Montevideo Rd on CSX's Capitol Subdivision with F45 #3636 leading NS C30-7 #8059. Milepost 15 can also be seen on the north side of the #1 main. The NYS&W was a temporary operator of the D&H ordered by the bankruptcy court until a buyer could be found for the railroad. By 1991 the D&H became part of the Canadian Pacific and these post Conrail trackage rights trains to and from Potomac Yard would continue into the '90s before finally being given up by CP.
Pentax K1000
Kodak TMAX 400
Regional Trial Court Branch Judge Simeon Dumdum Jr. hears a case inside the temporary courthouse in the Quimonda IT Center.
Early January rain storms created many 'temporary lakes' throughout California's Central Coast. These lakes will dry up as the frequency and intensity of winter rain and snow eases and California returns to its normally bone dry weather pattern
Over the 2013 Christmas period and in to the new year, a period of persistent heavy rain and strong winds combined to cause widespread flooding and countless landslips. One such landslip undermined the carriageway on the approach to Alum Bay, thus curtailing route 7 at Totland over the Christmas period. By the 5th January 2014 when this photo of recently repainted 1102 (HW08 AOR) was taken, a temporary terminus had been established a few hundred yards along the road with buses turning in the entrance to Headon Hall.
So I mentioned that the Rapax shutter on the 101mm Raptar lens that came with the camera could use some love. I'm trying to decide if I should spend the money to have a CLA (clean, lube and adjust) done on it or if I should get adventurous and try it myself. For the time being, it's half usable. I think the high speed mechanism is ok and the T&B settings are functional. So it's ok for everything except the 1/10th to 1 second settings.
While I ponder what to do with the original lens/shutter combo, I decided to put together another lens/shutter that I could sub in if need be. The lens is a Kodak 105mm Anastigmat in a Kodak Compur shutter that came off an old Kodak Recomar folding 6x9 camera (another project...don't ask...). I'm pretty sure this is another Tessar derived lens, so it should be a decent performer when stopped down. While the slow shutter speeds are a little slow on the Compur, they're at least predictable (as opposed to the Rapax that is not predictable in the slightest). I whipped up a rough but functional lensboard out of some 3/32" bass wood. Should I need shutter speeds longer than a 1/10th but shorter than something I could reliably time on the bulb setting, I can get the Anastigmat to fill in.
I'm keeping an eye open for a 101mm Kodak Ektar which was kind of the benchmark for the 2x3 press cameras. If I can pick one of those up, I might do so and then tear down the Rapax on my own. If not, reports on the 101m Raptar aren't too bad, so it might be worth the cost of a professional CLA.
wishing it was this warm and sunny again. taken in tucson, arizona.
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MONROVIA, Liberia - January 30, 2015
Sixteen year old Aminata was prevented from going to school when the Ebola outbreak made attending too dangerous. However, she says that she is excited to get back to school. In addition to continuing her studies independently, she has had to work as a seamstress while stuck at home. She doesn’t have much longer to wait: With USAID support, schools in Liberia are scheduled to reopen soon. Through providing education kits and critical training in infection prevention measures, USAID is working closely with UNICEF and other education partners to ensure that schools are well prepared for the reopening.
Photo by Neil Brandvold, USAID
The Torf Gallery, in which 50 of the MFA's Impressionist works are on temporary display while the regular Impressionist Gallery undergoes renovations.
At about 3:15 a.m., CBP officials temporarily suspended processing for all northbound vehicle traffic at the border crossing, as well as northbound pedestrian processing at the Pedestrian East facility. The Pedestrian West facility and southbound vehicle lanes at San Ysidro were unaffected.
At approximately 6:25 a.m., CBP officers resumed processing northbound pedestrian traffic at the Pedestrian East facility, and resumed processing northbound vehicle traffic. CBP officials recommend that persons traveling northbound to the U.S. anticipate possible increased wait times because of the lane closures.
The lanes were closed to install additional port hardening materials at the port of entry, to include jersey barriers and concertina wire, to prepare for the potential arrival of thousands of people migrating in a caravan heading towards the border of the United States.
Photos by Mani Albrecht
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Temporary Visitor. Migrating through...seen at Cedar Lake. Well out in the middle of the lake, not nearly enough lens mounted for a good capture, so this merely documents the visit.
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One of the 43 Wright GB Kite Hydroliners put to use in Crawley by Metrobus in 2023/2024 is seen in the town in 30th November, 2025. Sister 6069 was burnt out in a dramatic fire a few days later leading to the temporary withdrawal of the entire fleet.
The wet and the dry of the terraces are temporary. Change appears slow in our lifetimes, but changes in the blink of an eye geologically.
or maybe new hideouts for birdwatching?
Actually film set for series The Vikings!
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