Working with rammed earth requires a strong understanding of the climate and location in which the structure is to be built. how to build with this material?
A new environmental art calendar brings together some of the most creative work by environmental artists for a year filled with ecological artworks.
Whitney Portal Arch was a bit more of a climb that I thought, but was well worth it. © Jason Branz. All rights reserved. These photographs are presented here for your viewing enjoyment only. Please contact me through Flickr or my website if you are interested in using these photographs.
Merging nature, architecture, and ecology, Casa Organica, by Javier Senosiain, is intimately tucked away in its own microclimate.
Morocco 2006/05 by christing-O- on Flickriver blue by christing-O- on Flickriver
Image 1 of 32 from gallery of Library in the Earth / Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP. Photograph by Koji Fujii / TOREAL
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1. A 24 Carrot Cake There are actually 24 baby carrots used in the cake recipe, so the title is completely legit. Recipe found here. 2. Vintage Weddings Nuptial Nostalgia found via Miss Moss 3. The Beatles having a Picnic in the Snow Found vi
Pagan 3.500 euros en la playa Catedrales
Rocky Atlantic beach home to a stunning stone arch.
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E X P L O R E # 1 Windows trail leading up to the Turret Arch. Arches National Park contains the world's largest concentration of natural sandstone arches. There are over 2,000 arches and an astounding variety of other geological formations located within the park. May 28, 2010, near Moab, Arches National Park, Utah, taken here.
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Got time for another quick post of Delicate Arch before I head down to Fountain Hills for the massive art show they put on. This angle is a bit different from most you see of this beautiful arch and the nice thing about the winter months is you can get the sun setting behind or next to it. If anyone is in the Fountain Hills area, I dare ya to stop by the show and try to find my booth and say hi. With over 500 artists, that probably won't be easy!
This is 2 exposures blended together using my advanced Photoshop tonality control and multiple exposure blending techniques. I produced a video detailing these techniques, it's available here: www.zschnepf.com This is the first time I've attempted a night sky image. On our way home from Colorado, Sean Bagshaw and I stopped by Arches for a night shoot. We hung around for hours shooting in the fading warmth of October in Moab. I've had this shot in my head for a while and everything lined up to be able to capture it. Thanks for commenting! Team member of Photo Cascadia Follow me on Facebook
