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Dry beach sand, white silica sand (that I had in the garage since I don't remember when) and used coffee grounds for the dark underline.
This dock leads to an islet [it's what the sign said 0.o] but it was temporarily closed! ): I remember this it was pretty sweet to be standing on an island looking at an island...
The tooth in the dead center of the picture is no tooth at all, but the temporary crown I will have until April 3. My strong jaw and strong bite had worn the enamel on the molar right down to the dentin.
I spend much of my time exploring the countryside surrounding my home deep in Northamptonshire.
These highly individual and unique landscapes are my interpretation of the wetlands, forests, valleys and public footpaths of this ‘forgotten’ shire. Northamptonshire is place steeped in history and beauty, which I have accessed in order to create these paintings. The acrylic compositions are sometimes representative of real places but are also distillations of memories and ideas about what a landscape means to me.
I work by developing ideas in a sketchbook and taking photographs before moving onto canvas or specially prepared papier-mâché, impasto surfaces. Although my ideas are planned in a sketchbook – colours, textures, patterns and successive layers occur in a natural, intuitive way. This reflects the idea of a journey or walk through a landscape observing the sights around you. Every following visit adds a new layer to the aesthetic.
Through repeated visits to areas of special interest and then making artworks about them I have become more fascinated and inspired by their beauty. The works focus on how the countryside evolves and is shaped by human action through time.
As with many of my contemporaries my interests and concerns also lie with the state of the environment. The pollution of the environment and the disappearing countryside are elements, which can overwhelmingly seem out of normal peoples control. For this reason the paintings can be seen as memories or fading dreams of lands without roads, noise or other pollution. But I hope that these landscape paintings represent an optimistic reminder of natural beauty in the world that makes us feel free and truly ourselves.
Jamie Poole
2007
Website: www.jamie-poole.co.uk
Temporary storage of suspect contaminated soil and debris encountered during construction of the stormwater system.
The new temporary home of Barnsley Central Library was opened by Mayor of Barnsley, Cllr Ken Richardson on Thursday 15th May 2014 . Library services are now housed at Wellington House, 36 Wellington Street, Barnsley. The new library is being constructed as a part of next 2-3 years redevelopment plans for the town centre.
Anthony Youel of The Monkey Thurgoland was on site to check out poetry resources including 5 of his own poems.
Photographs ©2014 PHH Sykes
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both the director and the assistant director of the preschool are on vacation, so they asked me to fill in for them until they return.
here I am sitting in the assistant director's office.
don't I look all official and stuff?
On a evening walk around the city, October 16, 2015 Christchurch New Zealand.
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Very high winds and wet weather during our visit in November 2012 grounded the DHFS AS350 fleet for a day or two.
Day 24
Today it was raining, like it usually does here. Luckily I was prepared with my Texas rain coat, which honestly just makes things wet and humid.
I went outside to our new backyard trail and took a few shots. I was prepared for the slight sprinkling of rain, but not for the amount of time that it took to get for my autofocus to behave.
I'm not sure what it is, but my focus is still off. It likes to focus on the trees behind me instead of my face.
My camera gear ended up getting so wet that I may have actually destroyed my camera remote. I took the batteries out and am letting it dry off downstairs, and in the past that's worked.
It's still surreal that we're finally here, after a week. We have spent the entire day so far just sleeping. We have to run errands soon, and I'm not looking forward to getting back in the car, but at least it's not still packed with everything under the sun.
We're staying at this location for a week or two, until we can find our own place. Everything's expensive here, so I'd like to find a renter for our old home before we get an apartment and get settled. We may have arrived, but we have a long way to go still.
The green grassy space behind our building was muddy and wet after a night of heavy rain. The birds (cattle egrets and mynas) loved it, as the bugs fled to higher ground.
Went out for some night shooting with Jack Azar . He has a art opening in SLO next month, I want to go check it out. It was a pretty good time except for the times when waves almost got our cameras.
A temporary shelter camp near Hanwang township where thousands of urban residents along with people from two other towns are accommodated. The camp contains shops, clinics and a school. Photo: Francis Markus, IFRC (p18634)
I didn't care much whether the fencing was temporary or not. I was more concerned that I was walking across this giant bridge that apparently had inadequate seismic protection.