Some cool photo ideas images:
Red Oak Graphite [dining room]
Image by Mirage floors
Luminous Dining room featuring Graphite color hardwood floor (Red Oak-Graphite)
For more information, visit www.miragefloors.com
Knotty Walnut Natural [bedroom]
Image by Mirage floors
Classic Hotel room featuring Natural color hardwood floor (Knotty Walnut)
For more information, visit www.miragefloors.com
A few nice photo ideas images I found:
Octagons for October #9: Daisy, Nightsy
Image by origami_madness
Technically it's tomorrow... but not really. I hate the early morning.
Sorry for the late post, I had an essay due and that took precedence.
I'm borrowing an idea from Christene, extending it a bit. I widened the pleats, and turned the center into a sunken point instead of a spread one. Hopefully more on this theme later...
By the way, some of you will remember Daniel's Pentagonal grid.... This piece was made with a similar idea, parsed onto the octagon. It doesn't work out as well-- the more sides to the polygon, the more reference points you'll end up with-- but it's a useful method of finding creases that I'd otherwise have to approximate, which would be messy.
Ohio River Looking Out to Louisville
Image by Tom Gill.
Due to the low river level, the fossil beds were clearly visible at the Falls of the Ohio State Park. To get an idea of how vast this area is, people can be seen standing near the center of the photo on the rocky bank as it sticks out into the Ohio River.
i'm going to stay young until i die
Image by jane rahmy
innocent by aidan hawken
i thiiink this would be a nice shot in like a sunset time of day, but it was actually around 1230am instead (it's nice to have friends who will not only suggest but are also extremely enthusiastic about doing photo stuff in the middle of the night ), but i have an idea similiar to it that i may do later! :)
model: brittney lewis
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365 Days - Day 60 - Work in Progress
Image by Auntie P
I bought a cheap free-standing mirror today. I've wanted one for ages, for the theatre. We're a bit nomadic and our 'dressing rooms' are often classrooms, or sometimes just empty rooms in abandoned buildings (I kid you not!), and I'm getting fed up with using a hand-held mirror to put my slap on.
I didn't want it to be boring so thought I could paint it. Made a start this evening and Flickred in between colours, though acrylics dry really quickly. I haven't 'made' anything for ages so this has been quite fun. :-)
The next stage will be to paint little pictures in each of the 40 squares. I've got a few ideas but do feel free to add notes to squares with suggestions. Remember, I'm not that good at painting pictures so they will have to be something simple!
Update here.
It seemed like a brilliant idea at the time...
Image by SpeednutDave
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I was at the astoundingly massive San Jose MLK library last weekend doing some research and looking at the various thesis publications on the shelves. It was interesting looking at SJSU master's thesis books that were printed 50 years ago. This was back when San Jose was known agriculturally as "The valley of the heart's delight" long before it became "Silicon Valley".
Once I found the CompSci and EE sections, I started scanning book titles. I did not recognize the word used in this book's title, so I pulled it out to investigate. I was quite surprised to find that 7/8ths of the pages were chopped out to make room for a square pocket on the back cover. Oh dear, that's not what I think that is, is it?!?! Reading the introduction on the book's few pages revealed the author simply stating "Please insert this disk into your computer and you can read all of the project research via hypertext linked documents." +10 points on using an open non-proprietary documentation standard, however epic fail due to data rot.
So, a show of hands, how many of you remember these cursed zip disks. I'd be especially curious to know if anyone still has functional hardware (used in the past year or two) that could actually read this media?
It's sad that I was able to read with ease thesis books 50 years old, but a thesis that's just over 10 years old is completely unreadable… [shrug and shake head]
Ceylon Tree Nymph (Idea jasonia)
Image by David Cook Wildlife Photography (kookr)
Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Sabaragamuwa Province, Sri Lanka.
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Please see my website davidcook.com.au for more photos.
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looking for ideas
Image by bunchadogs & susan
I pulled all of lauren rabbit's books last night and started looking through.
looking for ideas. to learn.
Polaroid
Neat idea for school reading class
Image by Lee Bennett
This photo was on display at the Kentucky State Fair's photo exhibition. Not surprisingly, it earned no awards, but I want to show the idea to several friends and acquaintances who are elementary teachers.
A few nice photo ideas images I found:
Maple Sonora [living room]
Image by Mirage floors
Large living room featuring Sonora color hardwood floor (Maple Sonora)
For more information, visit www.miragefloors.com
it's that time again...
Image by lukemontague
off to italy this time. i guess this photo is slightly more interesting than the last one.
but the question is... will it get full of comments again?
i actually won't have internet for two whole weeks, so whatever does appear on this photo will be interesting to read when i get back.
bye for now =]
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Just Full Of Ideas
Image by Cayusa
Day 213 of 365
I had thought about doing this one several months ago, but never got around to it. By the time I did get around to thinking about it again I didn't have any light bulbs (which is why I did White Light the other day). I made sure to pick up some bulbs when I was at the grocery store tonight. I turned out better than I thought it would. Getting the three separate images to line up while I was shooting was a bit of a chore and I took about 80 shots just to get three good ones to fit together into this image.
file under: stupid ideas
Image by katiew
yet another "beer-induced, dumb, redneck trick" photo! indeed, they are being dragged behind a truck, sitting on part of a car hood, going at least 30 mph. (no, i didn't do this, i know my limits!).
check out the first "stupid redneck tricks" photo i posted. that was redneck skiing.. this is more like... hmmm, redneck iditarod? :)
A few nice photo ideas images I found:
Cut Apart the Orange Juice Boxes ~1 of 4 photos
Image by Urban Woodswalker
I found the initial idea in Family Fun Magazine. It came in handy at Christmas time and the gift recipient loved the box as much as the contents inside!
Here is the tutorial from Family Fun Magazine:
familyfun.go.com/crafts/reusable-lunch-containers-785113/
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allibera les teues idees.
Image by ... marta ... maduixaaaa
set your ideas free. they'll grow.
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