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I really only posted this one so I could link to it from my blog, where I've done a little writeup of the brick things: daveorandom.blogspot.com/2012/01/bricks.html
Jason's enthusiasm for the Bandit 29 resulted in a great writeup of his first experience on a big wheeler. Check out his words and my photos here. Thanks to Matt at North Shore Bike Shop for letting us take her out!
Jay Oliva at the press roundtable sessions at New York Comic Con 2013. <A HREF="http://www.toonzone.net/2013/10/nycc-2013-justice-league-war-roundtable-interviews-jay-oliva-james-tucker-andrea-romano/">Check out our writeup of the roundtable sessions here.</A>
The main entrance to the former facility. Camp X-Ray was only used to detail prisoners of war for 4 months. In its previous, much smaller, version, it was used to detain misbehaving migrants.
Trip writeup:
One of the nicest bottles around copying the old pirate design of rumbottles. Nice tangy orangy rum, that I finished. Rather than throwing out the bottle I poured my Abuelo 7 years into it. Heavy glass with bubbles in it.
Read a writeup here.
Took a bunch of pics from my walk the other day. It was SO beautiful out. Spring has sprung. :-)))
But just the trees are starting to bloom. The plants haven't started yet.
And... I dug out my old digital camera from 2007! No iPhone this time. But it has the same resolution as the iPhone. (DPI) Oh well. I'm experimenting with it anyways. Gotta re-read the manual & my writeup of it. It does lots of stuff the iPhone doesn't.
this guy who writes blogs on the BrooWaha came to open studios and wrote a bit on me! you can find the whole article here:
losangeles.broowaha.com/article.php?id=1458&do=thxvote
or heres the part on me!:
"Scaled back from her Graduate Thesis show “Transport, Transform,” Heather Rasmussen turned shipping containers – objects too large to be made by hand – into playthings in her studio. By downsizing these hulking containers to hand-held, geometric pawns, she was like Godzilla playing Tetris on a busy container yard.
Godzilla imbued with her rational mind, of course. Rasmussen arranged the colored blocks in rows and columns according to satellite stills taken of shipyards at the Port of Los Angeles. To add to the spirit of the “game,” she tacked a tally sheet to her studio wall as a scorekeeping mechanism, as if to show which colors were “winning” or “losing.”
In reality, these multi-ton containers are color-coded to identify which shipping company each belongs to. Maritime trade is big business, and Rasmussen knows this as well as anyone. Her exhibit succeeds because it taps into what LEGO has always known: interacting with objects is fun.
And it’s supposed to be fun. Freed from proselytizing or ticking points off an agenda, Rasmussen invited us to remember when couches were forts and bathtubs were tugboats. Back when sharing our objects was a virtue. "
Pictured is the iMBranded Service Writer Desk, seen in our Windsor Mahogany finish at Ourisman Chrysler in Alexandria, VA.
A writeup about one of my porcelain designs and one of Gordon's photographs appears in the latest issue of a national magazine hot off the presses!
Published in the American Spirit magazine, May/June 2007, page 8.
Read more here.
[Full writeup here.]
The narrow end of the pipe connector is going to be connected to the camera; to maximise the usability of the lens, we want the narrow end to be as short as is practical. The general idea is to put the t-mount adapter into the narrow end, and to use the pipe clip to secure it into place.
Slide the pipe clip as far along as it can go along the connector, and score using a hobby knife around the edge of it that is going to be attaching to the camera. Remove the clip, and cut along the score line (again, a hobby knife will do the job here) to chop off the top of the connector. Keep the cut as perpendicular to the surface as possible.
My T-mount adapter was a little than two inches on its external diameter, and the connector itself is designed with a two inch fitting on its narrow end. With a bit of careful levering, the adapter can be wedged into the connector. Whilst it is a good fit, it's a good idea to the pipe clamp back on and screw it tightly into place. Last thing you need is the adapter falling apart when it is on the camera :P
Protection Detail and repair of a nasty scratch carried out by DeVille Detailing. Read the full detail writeup here: www.devilledetailing.co.uk/1/post/2014/01/mazda-6-sport-p...
Thanks to The Dragonfly Woman for the ID! Taken at the Gilbert Riparian Preserve.
Check out all of my Species a Day writeups here.
At the Hope Outdoor Gallery
Writeup here: www.willtung.com/blog/2014/2/19/hope-outdoor-gallery
Processed with VSCOcam with x2 preset
Images from OOAK designer Matt Sutton party. writeup available at insidethefashiondollstudio.com/2018/07/10/2018-nbdcc-matt...
A rose by any other name. And even her fingernails are colour-coordinated. He clutching his cigarette packet. Writeup on My Glittery Pussycats.
Laureen and Joyce's Extreme Pumpkins Extravaganza 2013
To see the writeup, pls go here: gothamist.com/2013/10/21/photos_boerum_hill_residents_wan...
OMG, now they're on the New York Post as the "Most Disturbing Halloween Decorations EVER"!!! To read the article, go here: nypost.com/2013/10/21/are-bloody-baby-dolls-inappropriate...
Spotted this lady standing next to the sign along Orchard Road although its so hot.
I wish I was as good as James Yeung at writing interesting writeups for his pictures...
演员: 楼胜 (武生 main character) 指导老师：胡东晓 节目简介及创排构想：《三打王英》是婺剧徽戏传统剧目《探五阳》中一折，讲述了后汉刘秀驾崩，幼主逃亡，汉皇败之在即，功臣王霸之子王英，为复汉室，至太行山劝说姚刚出兵。姚刚因父受冤，誓不助汉，三次将王英逐出塞外。后王英终以国家民族为重，劝得姚刚领兵下山。传说王英乃蝴蝶精投胎，因此王英从化妆、服饰及表演均仿蝴蝶形态。而姚刚则一招一式效仿蝙蝠。全剧唱老拨子，苍劲豪迈，在表演上该剧有婺剧传统起霸之一“蝴蝶霸”。该霸是王英特有的一套程式动作，如蝴蝶起舞，美轮美奂。全剧演员辗转腾挪，以一组组造型、一个个雕塑来讲述故事，极具婺剧表演特色。并将该剧最传统、最经典、最有婺剧特色的音乐和表演呈现给大家。 (extracted from WuOpera writeup)
From MAGfest, a music and gaming con in Alexandria. Working on a We Love DC writeup for Wednesday, so, you know, check back there later.
Doing the writeup for this shot really got me thinking about how much Jessie has grown up. Kids grow up too darn fast don't they? Makes me a little sad at times. I'm having a lot of fun with Jessie at this age, but I can't help but miss her at each of the other stages from this mosaic. I remember each of those time periods like they were yesterday.
Anyways, I think this mosaic not only shows the progression of Jessie but also myself as a photographer. I'm by no means a pro, but I think it's evident that with each passing year, the quality of my pictures gets a little better.
Turkish chain restaurant near London Bridge Station. I am quite unhappy with the focus on this photo, and will have another go next time I'm passing.
@casualcosplaykatie as Whitney Frost (Madame Masque) from Marvel's Agent Carter season 2.
Friday at WonderCon 2017 (writeup here)