Search
choke..! on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Ferrite ring on power supply cable of Tomy baby monitor receiver unit. We were given this system and from the off it would hiss and pop and crackle and even temporarily cut out. Martin and Vicki have the cordless version, ...
403 ForbiddenSupplies on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
My Newest Instructable is How to Make Soft Drinks How to make Soft Drinks/
Chace Crawford Wrigley’s Gum Lifetime Supply
Chace Crawford's honesty just earned him a lifetime supply of gum from Wrigley's. The gum manufacturer was impressed by the Gossip Girl actor's recent.
Your Puppy Supplies | {Me and Mine}
Maybe next time, I’ll ask for some photo opps! You’ll definitely love her:). Anyway, when I saw this dog beds, I thought of her dog right away. She splurge a lot for her pet and I even saw a Vuitton dog carrier she carried the other day ...
t r u t h o u t | Buried Secrets: Is Natural Gas Drilling ...
Buried Secrets: Is Natural Gas Drilling Endangering US Water Supplies? Thursday 13 November 2008. » by: Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica. photo A drill rig in Wyoming's Upper Green River Valley. (Photo: The Wilderness Society) ...
Flores, flores, flores on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
This photo also belongs to:. Supplies and Beads (Set). 29. items. Beadwork and Jewelry Making (Pool). 0. get crafty! (Pool). 0. Beadaholics (Pool) ... Craft Supplies (Pool). 0. Artesanato com sotaque português ;o) (Pool) ...
Sheffield Student Ball Photographers SheffUniversity EyeBall
20-photos Sheffield Student Ball Event Photographers covered the University Sheffield Ophthalmology and Orthoptics Eye Ball on 21st November 2007. View the video to see what the organisers thought of our event photography services, specifically for student balls and event. For more information visit: www.20-photos.co.uk or call us on 07509 00020 or 0794 101 2186.View images from this Sheffield University Student Ball by navigating the following:www.20-photos.co.uk, Image Gallery, Event Photography, Student Balls and Events, 071121 University of Sheffield Ophthalmology and Orthoptics Eye BallDirect Link:http://84.244.1.62/store/imageFolio.c...www.20-photos.co.uk - Professional Photographers covering all types of photography. 20-photos supply Wedding Photographers, Event Photographers for Indoor and Outdoor Events, Action and Sports Photographers, Corporate Photographers, Press Photographers, Public Relations Photographers ( PR Photographers )and Portraiture Photographers.Example Event Photographers include: Student Ball Photographers, School Prom Photographers, Charity Ball Photographers, Equestrian Photographers, Football Photographers, Swimming Photographers and Diving Photographers.Event Photography Services include: Onsite Printing, Mobile Studios, Mobile Chip & Pin Credit Card Payments, Viewing and purchasing of images and products online, Use of images on social networking sites (e.g. Myspace & Facebook). For more information visit www.20-photos.co.uk call us on: 07509 000020 or 0794 101 2186.
Masters of Photography - Ansel Adams
Ansel Easton Adams (February 20, 1902 -- April 22, 1984) was an American photographer, best known for his black-and-white photographs of the American West. http://www.anseladams.com/ Ansel Adams By Lori Oden (Highlights) http://iphf.org/Hall_Of_Fame/Inducties_B- ios/Ansel_Adams_Bio.html Ansel grew up in a house situated on the dunes west of San Francisco with a beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge. The house remained mostly intact after the great earthquake in 1906. Ansel did too, for the most part. After the initial shock the family decided to take refuge outside. As Ansel was playing in the garden a terrible aftershock hit and threw Ansel's four-year-old frame face down onto a low brick wall. If you will look closely at his portraits you will see that his crooked nose was never repaired. As Adams grew up around the beautiful California coast and countryside he began to appreciate exploration and beauty. However, in spite of his thirst for adventure he was often ill as a child. Often in bed for several weeks at a time, his Aunt Mary would give him books to pass the time. One of the books was entitled In the Heart of the Sierras. Because he loved the outdoors, he quickly fell in love with what the author was writing and illustrating. In 1916 Ansel convinced his parents to take a vacation to Yosemite. Ansel would return every year of his life. On the first trip Ansel's father gave him his first camera. Before his introduction to photography in 1916, Ansel was interested in music. During his extensive study of the piano Ansel had taken a job of retouching photographs. To relieve some of the boredom often associated with the repetitive nature of retouching photographs, Adams connected with his uncle who was a Sierra Club member at Yosemite National Park to tag along on one of the wilderness trips. It was difficult for a passionate musician to practice when hiking in the mountains for months at a time. However, Ansel was lucky to find a studio in Yosemite run by Harry Best. Mr. Best allowed Ansel to practice whenever he chose. It was during these practice sessions that Ansel met his wife-to-be, Virginia Best. They married on January 2, 1928. During their years together they had two children, Michael and Anne. After Virginia's father's death in 1936 Ansel and Virginia took over the studio in Yosemite but enhanced it with photography supplies and souvenirs. Another of their many projects and adventures together was making and publishing a children's book. Adams was actively involved in developing techniques for commercial as well as art photography. One of his most famous techniques is the Zone System. This system is a codification of creating technically proficient images. It divides the range of light into ten tones, or zones, from total black (zone zero) to pure white (zone ten). He was friends and associates with many well-known photographers and art historians. Because he was so actively involved with the art scene, he was the initiator and the genius behind many new and now historic projects and groups. Due to his extensive visits to Yosemite and concern for the environment, President and Mrs. Johnson asked Adams in 1965 to prepare a book, A More Beautiful America, which would benefit the improvement of our environment. Other projects included the f/64 Group, member of the board of directors for the Sierra Club, lobbyist for the creation of a new National Park, gallery owner, art critic and author. Adams also assisted Beaumont and Nancy Newhall (both well-known and respected art historians) to establish the first department of photography in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Ansel is accredited for helping to make photography appreciated as a fine art form. Adams worked for the government as the official photographer of the Mural Project, which was to travel the American West and document the Indian reservations and national parks. After receiving several Guggenheim Fellowships he was able to take an extended trip to Alaska. During the late 1960s, Adams and Edward Weston's sons, Cole and Brett, formed the Friends of Photography, which eventually turned into the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Adams later years were dedicated to teaching and publishing his books. Ansel Adams was inducted into the Photography Hall of Fame in 1984 based on his passion and dedication to the advancement of the art and science of photography. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/ansel/timel- ine/timeline3.html http://www.luminous-lint.com/__sw.php?ac- tion=ACT_SING_PH&p1=Ansel__Adams- &p2=A ---------------------------------- Music- "Come away with me" by Norah Jones http://www.norahjones.com/ Support the artist, buy her music as I did. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/104- -1948619-2205508?url=search-alias%3Daps&- amp;amp;field-keywords=come+away+with+me- &x=0&y=0
Quantum of Solace Teaser Trailer (Bond 22) HD
Quantum of Solace is the 22nd James Bond film by EON Productions, due for release in the United Kingdom on 31 October 2008 and in North America on 7 November.[3] The sequel to Casino Royale (2006), it is directed by Marc Forster, and features Daniel Craig's second performance as James Bond. Casino Royale's Paul Haggis, Neal Purvis, and Robert Wade returned as writers, alongside newcomer Joshua Zetumer. In the film, Bond battles Dominic Greene (Mathieu Amalric), a member of the Quantum organisation posing as an environmentalist, who intends to stage a coup d'état in Bolivia to take control of its water supply. Bond seeks revenge for the death of Vesper Lynd, and is assisted by Camille (Olga Kurylenko), who also wants to kill Greene. The title was chosen from an unrelated short story in Ian Fleming's For Your Eyes Only (1960). Producer Michael G. Wilson created the film's story while Casino Royale was shooting. The film was originally scheduled for a 2 May 2008 release, but it was pushed back to allow more time when Roger Michell dropped out as director. Second unit filming began in August 2007 at Siena and Madrid, before principal photography began in January 2008 at Pinewood Studios. Production designer Dennis Gassner took over from Peter Lamont, who retired after working on eighteen Bond films. Gassner designed the five major Pinewood sets, which stand in for Siena, Bolivia, and the MI6 headquarters. His designs are close to the modernism of Ken Adam, the first Bond production designer. Location filming took place in Panama, Chile, Italy and Austria, before moving back to Pinewood in June. There will be more gadgets than in Casino Royale, though they will still aim to be realistic.
Art of Photography - Grete Stern
"Grete Stern (born in Wuppertal, Germany in 1904) came to Argentina in 1935, in exile from the nazi regime. By then she was a graphic designer and an accomplished photographer, formed at the School for Applied Arts, in Stuttgart, and at Walter Peterhans's workshops privately at first, then at the Bauhaus in Dessau. Most of Grete's work in Germany was carried out at the ringl + pit studio she had set up with her friend Ellen Auerbach, and has recently been enthusiastically appraised by European and American critics, as well as by scholars. But the bulk of her production - both as to importance and quantity was carried out in our country over nearly fifty years of uninterrupted activity. Her work, remarkable in quality and variety of genres, had not previously been collected into book form nor described and reviewed, as undertaken in this volume. Grete Stern, formed in the refined, creative European vanguard of the twenties, is an essential artist in modern Argentine photography, and she has contributed decisively to founding it. In 1948 she received an original proposal: supplying photographs to illustrate a section of Idilio magazine, published by Abril, entitled "El psicoanálisis le ayudara" (Psychoanalysis will help you). Edited by sociologist Gino Germani under de penname of Richard Rest, it conveyed psychoanalytical views on the dreams of its women correspondents. Grete proposed illustrating the dreams with photomontages. Her collaboration lasted around three years, in the course of which over one hundred and fifty pieces were published. To our knowledge, this is the largest and most important series of photomontages made in our country. It is an acknowledged fact that modern photomontage, developed in Germany after the First World War, was applied to political propaganda, advertising, and experimental photography. Grete imbibed it first during her apprenticeship as a graphic designer and then as a photographer. As already mentioned, it was a creative procedure she found attractive and inspiring. Up to the time of her Idilio series, Grete's photomontages in Argentina had been few and occasional. The texts describing the dreams to be illustrated by Grete were provided by Germani. Usually, they strictly reproduced the letters sent in by readers. Grete and Germani used to talk over the letter's intended interpretation, and he would request that the layout show certain characteristics, that flowers or animals be depicted, or unstable shapes, or some figures performing certain actions. Thence Grete would develop her combinative creation and her own point of view on the subject, which resulted in pieces of fairly free invention. Each photomontage was published with a title:"Ambition dreams', "Mask dreams", "Dreams of discontent", and so on, plus a comment written by Germani. The comments referred to the image composed by Grete as though it were a literal illustration of the dream described by the reader; based on it Germani produced interpretations and recommendations. The leading character in the photomontages was of course Idilio's reader - Germani's correspondent - who belonged to the lower classes in our country, especially the rising middle class of President Peron's first years in office. That female character is present in the images, either explicitly or implicitly: she takes part in her own dream or "looks on through the viewfinder, as happens in subjective movie footage. The subject matter originated in the dreams Germani found to be the most interesting for his analyzing, and among these main lythe ones emphasizing anguish and conflict. Grete's idea of female independence was very strong, and her critical attitude with respect to dominant values constraining and limiting it was a part of her idiosyncrasy. The possibility of expressing her viewpoints on these issues through her photomontages therefore came natural to her. ... Grete's dreams were for the first time presented as independent photographs by the end of the fifties at the Faculty of Psycho of La Plata University. They were first displayed in Buenos Aires in 1967, with the collaboration of poet Elva de Loizaga. From then up to 1982, when they hung at the great FotoFest show at Hous U.S.A., only art collector Jorge Helft took notice of them. FotoFest their prestige grew sharply, to the extent that they now rated at their original and true significance. (Fragments from Luis Priamo at: Grete Stern: Obra fotográfica en la Argentina, Fondo Nacional de las Artes, Argentina, 1995)." Please, read more in: http://www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/... http://www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/... http://www.elangelcaido.org/fotografo... Music: Los Sueños (South: The Dreams), Ástor Piazzolla http://www.amazon.com/Camorra-Astor-P... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%81st...
Ferrite ring on power supply cable of Tomy baby monitor receiver unit. We were given this system and from the off it would hiss and pop and crackle and even temporarily cut out. Martin and Vicki have the cordless version, ...
403 ForbiddenSupplies on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
My Newest Instructable is How to Make Soft Drinks How to make Soft Drinks/
Chace Crawford Wrigley’s Gum Lifetime Supply
Chace Crawford's honesty just earned him a lifetime supply of gum from Wrigley's. The gum manufacturer was impressed by the Gossip Girl actor's recent.
Your Puppy Supplies | {Me and Mine}
Maybe next time, I’ll ask for some photo opps! You’ll definitely love her:). Anyway, when I saw this dog beds, I thought of her dog right away. She splurge a lot for her pet and I even saw a Vuitton dog carrier she carried the other day ...
t r u t h o u t | Buried Secrets: Is Natural Gas Drilling ...
Buried Secrets: Is Natural Gas Drilling Endangering US Water Supplies? Thursday 13 November 2008. » by: Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica. photo A drill rig in Wyoming's Upper Green River Valley. (Photo: The Wilderness Society) ...
Flores, flores, flores on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
This photo also belongs to:. Supplies and Beads (Set). 29. items. Beadwork and Jewelry Making (Pool). 0. get crafty! (Pool). 0. Beadaholics (Pool) ... Craft Supplies (Pool). 0. Artesanato com sotaque português ;o) (Pool) ...
Sheffield Student Ball Photographers SheffUniversity EyeBall
20-photos Sheffield Student Ball Event Photographers covered the University Sheffield Ophthalmology and Orthoptics Eye Ball on 21st November 2007. View the video to see what the organisers thought of our event photography services, specifically for student balls and event. For more information visit: www.20-photos.co.uk or call us on 07509 00020 or 0794 101 2186.View images from this Sheffield University Student Ball by navigating the following:www.20-photos.co.uk, Image Gallery, Event Photography, Student Balls and Events, 071121 University of Sheffield Ophthalmology and Orthoptics Eye BallDirect Link:http://84.244.1.62/store/imageFolio.c...www.20-photos.co.uk - Professional Photographers covering all types of photography. 20-photos supply Wedding Photographers, Event Photographers for Indoor and Outdoor Events, Action and Sports Photographers, Corporate Photographers, Press Photographers, Public Relations Photographers ( PR Photographers )and Portraiture Photographers.Example Event Photographers include: Student Ball Photographers, School Prom Photographers, Charity Ball Photographers, Equestrian Photographers, Football Photographers, Swimming Photographers and Diving Photographers.Event Photography Services include: Onsite Printing, Mobile Studios, Mobile Chip & Pin Credit Card Payments, Viewing and purchasing of images and products online, Use of images on social networking sites (e.g. Myspace & Facebook). For more information visit www.20-photos.co.uk call us on: 07509 000020 or 0794 101 2186.
Masters of Photography - Ansel Adams
Ansel Easton Adams (February 20, 1902 -- April 22, 1984) was an American photographer, best known for his black-and-white photographs of the American West. http://www.anseladams.com/ Ansel Adams By Lori Oden (Highlights) http://iphf.org/Hall_Of_Fame/Inducties_B- ios/Ansel_Adams_Bio.html Ansel grew up in a house situated on the dunes west of San Francisco with a beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge. The house remained mostly intact after the great earthquake in 1906. Ansel did too, for the most part. After the initial shock the family decided to take refuge outside. As Ansel was playing in the garden a terrible aftershock hit and threw Ansel's four-year-old frame face down onto a low brick wall. If you will look closely at his portraits you will see that his crooked nose was never repaired. As Adams grew up around the beautiful California coast and countryside he began to appreciate exploration and beauty. However, in spite of his thirst for adventure he was often ill as a child. Often in bed for several weeks at a time, his Aunt Mary would give him books to pass the time. One of the books was entitled In the Heart of the Sierras. Because he loved the outdoors, he quickly fell in love with what the author was writing and illustrating. In 1916 Ansel convinced his parents to take a vacation to Yosemite. Ansel would return every year of his life. On the first trip Ansel's father gave him his first camera. Before his introduction to photography in 1916, Ansel was interested in music. During his extensive study of the piano Ansel had taken a job of retouching photographs. To relieve some of the boredom often associated with the repetitive nature of retouching photographs, Adams connected with his uncle who was a Sierra Club member at Yosemite National Park to tag along on one of the wilderness trips. It was difficult for a passionate musician to practice when hiking in the mountains for months at a time. However, Ansel was lucky to find a studio in Yosemite run by Harry Best. Mr. Best allowed Ansel to practice whenever he chose. It was during these practice sessions that Ansel met his wife-to-be, Virginia Best. They married on January 2, 1928. During their years together they had two children, Michael and Anne. After Virginia's father's death in 1936 Ansel and Virginia took over the studio in Yosemite but enhanced it with photography supplies and souvenirs. Another of their many projects and adventures together was making and publishing a children's book. Adams was actively involved in developing techniques for commercial as well as art photography. One of his most famous techniques is the Zone System. This system is a codification of creating technically proficient images. It divides the range of light into ten tones, or zones, from total black (zone zero) to pure white (zone ten). He was friends and associates with many well-known photographers and art historians. Because he was so actively involved with the art scene, he was the initiator and the genius behind many new and now historic projects and groups. Due to his extensive visits to Yosemite and concern for the environment, President and Mrs. Johnson asked Adams in 1965 to prepare a book, A More Beautiful America, which would benefit the improvement of our environment. Other projects included the f/64 Group, member of the board of directors for the Sierra Club, lobbyist for the creation of a new National Park, gallery owner, art critic and author. Adams also assisted Beaumont and Nancy Newhall (both well-known and respected art historians) to establish the first department of photography in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Ansel is accredited for helping to make photography appreciated as a fine art form. Adams worked for the government as the official photographer of the Mural Project, which was to travel the American West and document the Indian reservations and national parks. After receiving several Guggenheim Fellowships he was able to take an extended trip to Alaska. During the late 1960s, Adams and Edward Weston's sons, Cole and Brett, formed the Friends of Photography, which eventually turned into the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Adams later years were dedicated to teaching and publishing his books. Ansel Adams was inducted into the Photography Hall of Fame in 1984 based on his passion and dedication to the advancement of the art and science of photography. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/ansel/timel- ine/timeline3.html http://www.luminous-lint.com/__sw.php?ac- tion=ACT_SING_PH&p1=Ansel__Adams- &p2=A ---------------------------------- Music- "Come away with me" by Norah Jones http://www.norahjones.com/ Support the artist, buy her music as I did. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/104- -1948619-2205508?url=search-alias%3Daps&- amp;amp;field-keywords=come+away+with+me- &x=0&y=0
Quantum of Solace Teaser Trailer (Bond 22) HD
Quantum of Solace is the 22nd James Bond film by EON Productions, due for release in the United Kingdom on 31 October 2008 and in North America on 7 November.[3] The sequel to Casino Royale (2006), it is directed by Marc Forster, and features Daniel Craig's second performance as James Bond. Casino Royale's Paul Haggis, Neal Purvis, and Robert Wade returned as writers, alongside newcomer Joshua Zetumer. In the film, Bond battles Dominic Greene (Mathieu Amalric), a member of the Quantum organisation posing as an environmentalist, who intends to stage a coup d'état in Bolivia to take control of its water supply. Bond seeks revenge for the death of Vesper Lynd, and is assisted by Camille (Olga Kurylenko), who also wants to kill Greene. The title was chosen from an unrelated short story in Ian Fleming's For Your Eyes Only (1960). Producer Michael G. Wilson created the film's story while Casino Royale was shooting. The film was originally scheduled for a 2 May 2008 release, but it was pushed back to allow more time when Roger Michell dropped out as director. Second unit filming began in August 2007 at Siena and Madrid, before principal photography began in January 2008 at Pinewood Studios. Production designer Dennis Gassner took over from Peter Lamont, who retired after working on eighteen Bond films. Gassner designed the five major Pinewood sets, which stand in for Siena, Bolivia, and the MI6 headquarters. His designs are close to the modernism of Ken Adam, the first Bond production designer. Location filming took place in Panama, Chile, Italy and Austria, before moving back to Pinewood in June. There will be more gadgets than in Casino Royale, though they will still aim to be realistic.
Art of Photography - Grete Stern
"Grete Stern (born in Wuppertal, Germany in 1904) came to Argentina in 1935, in exile from the nazi regime. By then she was a graphic designer and an accomplished photographer, formed at the School for Applied Arts, in Stuttgart, and at Walter Peterhans's workshops privately at first, then at the Bauhaus in Dessau. Most of Grete's work in Germany was carried out at the ringl + pit studio she had set up with her friend Ellen Auerbach, and has recently been enthusiastically appraised by European and American critics, as well as by scholars. But the bulk of her production - both as to importance and quantity was carried out in our country over nearly fifty years of uninterrupted activity. Her work, remarkable in quality and variety of genres, had not previously been collected into book form nor described and reviewed, as undertaken in this volume. Grete Stern, formed in the refined, creative European vanguard of the twenties, is an essential artist in modern Argentine photography, and she has contributed decisively to founding it. In 1948 she received an original proposal: supplying photographs to illustrate a section of Idilio magazine, published by Abril, entitled "El psicoanálisis le ayudara" (Psychoanalysis will help you). Edited by sociologist Gino Germani under de penname of Richard Rest, it conveyed psychoanalytical views on the dreams of its women correspondents. Grete proposed illustrating the dreams with photomontages. Her collaboration lasted around three years, in the course of which over one hundred and fifty pieces were published. To our knowledge, this is the largest and most important series of photomontages made in our country. It is an acknowledged fact that modern photomontage, developed in Germany after the First World War, was applied to political propaganda, advertising, and experimental photography. Grete imbibed it first during her apprenticeship as a graphic designer and then as a photographer. As already mentioned, it was a creative procedure she found attractive and inspiring. Up to the time of her Idilio series, Grete's photomontages in Argentina had been few and occasional. The texts describing the dreams to be illustrated by Grete were provided by Germani. Usually, they strictly reproduced the letters sent in by readers. Grete and Germani used to talk over the letter's intended interpretation, and he would request that the layout show certain characteristics, that flowers or animals be depicted, or unstable shapes, or some figures performing certain actions. Thence Grete would develop her combinative creation and her own point of view on the subject, which resulted in pieces of fairly free invention. Each photomontage was published with a title:"Ambition dreams', "Mask dreams", "Dreams of discontent", and so on, plus a comment written by Germani. The comments referred to the image composed by Grete as though it were a literal illustration of the dream described by the reader; based on it Germani produced interpretations and recommendations. The leading character in the photomontages was of course Idilio's reader - Germani's correspondent - who belonged to the lower classes in our country, especially the rising middle class of President Peron's first years in office. That female character is present in the images, either explicitly or implicitly: she takes part in her own dream or "looks on through the viewfinder, as happens in subjective movie footage. The subject matter originated in the dreams Germani found to be the most interesting for his analyzing, and among these main lythe ones emphasizing anguish and conflict. Grete's idea of female independence was very strong, and her critical attitude with respect to dominant values constraining and limiting it was a part of her idiosyncrasy. The possibility of expressing her viewpoints on these issues through her photomontages therefore came natural to her. ... Grete's dreams were for the first time presented as independent photographs by the end of the fifties at the Faculty of Psycho of La Plata University. They were first displayed in Buenos Aires in 1967, with the collaboration of poet Elva de Loizaga. From then up to 1982, when they hung at the great FotoFest show at Hous U.S.A., only art collector Jorge Helft took notice of them. FotoFest their prestige grew sharply, to the extent that they now rated at their original and true significance. (Fragments from Luis Priamo at: Grete Stern: Obra fotográfica en la Argentina, Fondo Nacional de las Artes, Argentina, 1995)." Please, read more in: http://www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/... http://www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/... http://www.elangelcaido.org/fotografo... Music: Los Sueños (South: The Dreams), Ástor Piazzolla http://www.amazon.com/Camorra-Astor-P... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%81st...