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Wohnen im Leuchturmwärterhäuschen...mit anderen netten menschen die Fotografieren als Passion haben....wandern durchs Watt....Stille, Erhonung pur...Uwe Schmidt als Fotografen an der Seite der genau weiß wann es wo am schönsten ist.....
◈ La Habana Vieja, Cuba ◈
☛ José Martí Community workshop on the Paseo del Prado; a long avenue that divides Old Havana and Central Havana, Cuba.
☛ Atelier communautaire José Martí sur le Paseo del Prado; une longue avenue qui sépare la Vieille Havane et La Havane centrale, Cuba.
☛ Taller Comunitario José Martí en el Paseo del Prado; una larga avenida que divide la Habana Vieja y Centro Habana, Cuba.
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Today i finished my Workshop. For this build i was going through a lot of boxes with old Lego and found some interesting pieces to use. I put a lot of work in all the details and i hope it shows!
I took this slide in February 1977 and restored it and then changed the image and then turned it into a monochrome.
I'm fairly sure that's a Mercedes 1418 in front and it's a Scania 111 to the right nodding at us.
Both the workshop and the car park next to it have long been replaced by housing.
...at Erddig - National Trust Property near Wrexham.
At least I know where to go if I need to borrow a chisel...
Hey everyone! Here's a vig I made the other day for the Wandering Skies contest. Pretty happy with how this one turned out. I also made a small airship for the contest, so be looking for that soon! As I was building this I kinda imagined it as a corner of a workshop where my character builds his ship, so I included a few bits that will be included on the airship in this build.
Thanks for looking!
All glory to my Savior Jesus Christ!
Carter
26 / 01 / 20
What a day!! Well done everyone. The work you made during today's Light Painting Workshop is just amazing.
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I'm interrupting my series to show a few photos from my workshop in USA. I tell people that usually the first photos don't work and we all need a warm up. Well this time I liked the first photo taken at the workshop.
I'm excited to share this image as it really speaks to me as what I try to capture when I visit the Columbia Gorge. That of the amazing lush environment and changing light. The rain, sun, and fog-- the clear days and the snow; the Gorge has many so many different moods, and I'm just happy to have the opportunity to witness them.
This carpenters workshop was moved to the Weald and Downland museum in 1980 and it came with all its tools
Trabalho iniciado para um novo workshop...ainda em fase de idealização, espero receber muitas amigas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Carl had never built or fixed a thing in his entire life. And yet, his workshop was littered with tools stained and worn from use…
The old railway workshops at Al Kadam in Damascus provided support for the Hejaz Line.
When I visited in October 2007, it was in a state of terrible decay, strangely deserted, and although there were a couple of locos in the shops, layers of dust covered tools on the oily work benches.
This view was from high in the roof of the shed, perched on one of the travelling cranes, looking out to abandoned locos and wagons being overtaken by the encroaching vegetation in the rambling yard.
It was all quite depressing, but a wonderful place to poke around with a camera. I cannot imagine how the violence has affected such a treasure trove of railway history.
Damascus, Syria. October 2007. © David Hill