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Antigua -- colonial capital of the Audiencia de Guatemala, the Spanish colony that encompassed all of Central America and Mexican Chiapas.
At the SoWa Open Market in Boston, one vendor made awesome three dimensional wire sculptures. I bought these simple flowers, while Ben had a custom-made sculpture of a robot, seen here:
www.flickr.com/photos/rj3/5898566617/
The artist's name is Duncan Sherwood-Forbes and his website is:
The wire and pliers should be perpendicular (wire is x/vertical axis, pliers are y/horizontal axis)
Bend the wire down towards the floor at the same time you turn the pliers away from you. The wire should now look like a 90 degree angle
Camera: Chamonix 45n-1
Lens: Schneider 135mm Symmar-S f/5.6
Film: FP4+ @ ISO 64
Exposure: 1/60 @ f16
Date: August 23, 2010
Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor
Worcester, MA
Photo Courtesy of Carol Dandrade
Address:
455 Main St UNIT 309 Worcester, MA 01608
Phone: (508) 929-1300
Website: blackstoneheritagecorridor.org/exploring-the-blackstone-r...
Description:
The city of Worcester is one of the 25 communities which comprise the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor, the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution.
Fun Facts:
- Settled in 1673, Incorporated as a town in 1722 and as a city in 1848
- New England’s third largest city
- When it comes to inventions, Worcester claims a lot of firsts, for example: barbed wire (patented by Washburn & Moen Wireworks), the Monkey Wrench (Loring Coes, 1840), Candlepin bowling (Justin White, 1879) and Valentine’s Day Cards (Esther Howland, 1847)
- Worcester artist Harvey Ball created the famous yellow “Smiley Face”
- American Antiquarian Society was founded in 1812 by Isaiah Thomas in Worcester
- Mechanics Hall, built in 1857, is one of the oldest concert halls in the United States
- Worcester was known by the native people as Quinsiqamond
This wire fence with fur & larch posts goes around the premier of our property (1.22 of an acre) and with the city land (1.50) in which we take care of ...
Jim made the fence himself in the summer 2004. Around the premier we have 100 posts with a blend of fur and larch. The top of the post are copper capped and the bottom as well to help from rotting.
I've included 4 photos below of the project. It took Jim the whole summer.
We decided we needed a fence for Hendrix to keep him safe =)
What we do for love......
Now, Hendrix and Sadie run free....
Chasing birds, squirrels and the neighbourhood cat, named Shilo....lol....
Designed for detail, made for impact, Wired is a fabric with hidden depth and immediate appeal.
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Small section of 66 block feeding my PBX. Finally starting to get good image quality out of the Fuji X100. Maybe it will turn out to be a keeper...
I have designed this wonderful unit. But I have gotten a fever for Wireframes! :P So I'm not going to fold the kusudama soon. I have to make up for my Wireframe hunger!! :D
Taken with the Wire Goggles App by dozingcatsoftware.com
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