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Having taken loads of photos of Leicester Square station, I headed towards Piccadilly, mainly to take a few photos of a police telephone post halfway up Regent Street.But, because I only had so long to do this and because i didn't know how far I'd have to WALK along Regent Street, I decided to leave it.
Instead, I settled for Piccadilly Circus station, which like Leicester Square, was rebuilt in the 1930s and this is one of the many directional signs dotted around the exits, in this case either to Piccadilly (north side) or Regent Street (St James's)
More of the old Dodge truck in the Distillery. Starting to play a little catch-up on my uploads, this was taken the same time as 'Dodge and Burn'.
The third Creative Industries Federation UK Roadshow
Monday 29th June 2015
Fazeley Studios, Birmingham
Chaired by John Kampfner, CEO, Creative Industries Federation and Lara Ratnaraja, Cultural Consultant. Keynote Speech from Jonnie Turpie MBE - Founder and Director, Maverick TV and High Sheriff of the West Midlands. Remarks from Piers Read, Managing Director, The Custard Factory and Joanne Dutton, Regional Director for the Midlands and Director of Access and Customer Engineering, Virgin Media. Panel discussion and Q&A featuring Anita Bhalla OBE, Chair of Creative City Partnership, Board member LEP and Chair Performances Birmingham Ltd; Bethan Bishop, Head of Innovation and Industry Engagement, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust; Joe Godwin, Director, BBC Birmingham and BBC Academy; Karl Hilton, Programme Executive, Games and Digital, Creative England; John Mathers, Chief Executive, Design Council; Karen Newman, Director, Birmingham Open Media (BOM).
Photography by Ian Watts www.ianwatts.uk
Copyright Ian Watts
DATE: 1990
EVENT: Third Eye
TYPE: Digital Art
PROMOTER: Tekno mandala
VENUE: My studio
LOCATION: Melbourne, Aust
FUNCTION: Artist
my youngest daughter gave me the hideous birthbath from her yard-it had a squirrel it that looked like roadkill. I had to hide the ugly flat squirrel and this is how I did it....
Third time lucky. An iconic location I was back again for my third attempt to capture an image that satisfied me. The location a 20 minutes drive from my sons house in Chapel where we where staying on grandchild minding duties. This was our first morning and looking at the week ahead the best chance of getting some sort of atmosphere. I’d calculated if I got up a 4am 90 minutes later I should be at the top of Chrome hill, at 5:31am I took my first photo from the top. I’d picked right we had mist, they’d be no chance of this repeated in the week ahead as wind was forecast, if anything I had to much mist. I started from the top and made my way down picking of compositions as I travelled. With a composition chosen I would wait as the scene would change from minute to minute as the mist rolled through the valley, now you see it, now you don’t. Slowly I picked of my photographs and decided to climb the next hill, then disaster. Nearing the tree in this image I slipped on wet grass, I was careless, carrying my camera on the tripod I fell then rolled into some nettles, I yelp. My first thought was the camera OK, I’d fallen awkwardly to protect the camera, hence the roll into nettles, then I thought good it’s my left leg I can still drive the car. I tried to stand fearing I’d broken the ankle, slowly I put some weight on it and wiggled my toes and decided it was only a sprain. I hobbled through the gate by the tree only to see the sun make it’s first show some 45 minutes after sunrise. I took a quick photo then the photographer took over, I needed to get back up the hill for the composition I wanted, the photo you see now. All that was left to do now was a slow hobble 1.5 miles to the car.
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After two aborted takeoffs followed by some engineering work on the left engine this A330 powers into the sky at Glasgow.
Third grade students portrayed famous figures at the Third Grade Wax Museum on February 18, 2016. (Photo by Todd Race)
my friend Kilnders Rawl E. once told me that if you see two places at the same time you are actually seeing a third place.
We enjoyed live music from Holidae, crafted creative New Year's resolutions, struck a pose in the holiday card photobooth, and witnessed artist Dave Muller at work in the contemporary galleries.
Third layer of the Sandraider costume.
Leather armour in two colours and leather bracers. Scalemail pauldron pieces.
A view of the side of the house. The topmost window there is for a huge room that might have been a ball room. SM says the man who built the house had a huge display case in that room.
What was in it, she doesn't know. The room runs the length of the house, and is completely empty, save for a large patch of carpet.