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Just a quick one today as it was very busy, and we had the music exam which needs a lot of kit setting up.
On one of the link corridors in work we got a great illustration of how strong the sun was today. There's an interesting section where an open window creates a small area where the light passes through two layers of tinted glass and so appears darker.
I hope it cools down soon!
With an air of nostalgia, she gazes longingly out the window, hand cupping her tilted head, lipstick applied, thinking about...?
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The image of the angel is actually a needle felt my mother and I made last year to decorate a window, so it's really window sized.
Windowframe: a house in Fribourg, Switzerland.
part of the palais des congrès in montréal, canada, stitched together from several images in calico, hence the distortion.
George L Smith II State Park
I didn't have my tripod but I took a few shots while inside the saw mill. It had several windows and I liked this one the best (I actually didn't need to straighten this photo in PS!). I would have liked to use film and a large format camera as I would have liked more detail, but this will suffice.
Adjustments: cropped left side of wall slightly, slight level change to brighten trees
January 2, 2020: I’m usually #not #one to post selfies, but going to try and post at least one #everyday in 2020 as part of a #personal #photoproject, photo 2/365.
This photo was originally posted on my Instagram.
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I don't plan to use the Dark Orange supports here, they clash horribly. This was mostly just to get a sense of size - I think the center room needs to be bigger. I think I wanted to build something smaller once I learned that a lot of medieval houses were three rooms - living/family sleeping, masters' room, and storage. I still need to knock together a couple windowframes in these walls and door frames at the front and back, not to mention a kitchen in a similar style in the back yard. I guess this is currently a bit more of a two-room cottage, so I'd expand this or put in a half-story loft.
....Blowing around in the wind while I queued outside the post office this afternoon. Had another busy work day - joined the senior management team meeting this morning, then carried on stuffing envelopes until lunchtime. Then an annoying trip to the post office after lunch - a really long queue outside, which was fine, and not unexpected, but once I got inside I was boiling hot, someone cut in front of me in the queue and then it turned out I couldn't send two of my three parcels from there (I'd picked the Tracked 48 option online, and apparently they have to be sent from the delivery office next door - which had closed an hour before). Grrr!
Back home to an extremely busy afternoon/evening - finally managed to stop work shortly before 7pm.
Poor Tim was not feeling well today - since yesterday, in fact. He called in sick and spent the day on the sofa. As ever, we're puzzled as to how he could have caught anything from anywhere.