The Christmas decorations in JL this year are fascinating, I could gaze utterly mesmerised at them for ages as they gently moved in the air currents from the heating vents.
Shiny...
Here is a slideshow (I hope...) of the 12 images I chose for my iPhoneography tree calendar.
Trying out Slideroll as a gallery/slideshow creator.
Squeeeee....Zazzle have iPhone & iPad cases.
I can put iPhone art and iPhoneography on an iPhone case.
Is it very wrong to be excited about this??!
Really exhausting day so I've had to admit that my inbox etc are once more victorious.
When I finally managed to buy the Dali 'pack' for the Hipstamatic app I hadn't realised that all the money raised was going to the Salvador Dali museum in St Petersberg (one of the best galeries I've ever been to.) there's also a contest;
For this traditional gallery a la Salon des Hipsta we are challenging artists to tap into their inner-Salvador! Your best surreal image could make you a bonafide artist. Filmmaker and visual artist John Waters will curate a collection chosen from the very best submissions. Contest finalists will be projected on the Dali Museum's new building in St. Petersburg Florida during Its grand gala opening the evening of 1.11.11. The top 9 images will be exhibited inside The Museum and the Best of Show winner will be flown in for the opening event. To be considered for the exhibition and Best of Show, images need to use the Salvador 84 Lens or the Salvador Dream Film.
(Click the header above for more details.)
I tried to add the live stream, but Posterous is very fussy about what code it'll let work...
Now I just need to take some shots...
@DarkSpanArtist is very efficient (and kind) at leaving comments on my Flickr photos.
I on the other hand tend to be lagging behind with most things...earlier in the week I was browsing through her lovely Flickr stream and found this I'd some how managed to miss reading any tweets about it.
@DavidSandumArt is organising a (the first) Twitter Exhibition in Moss, Norway. The post about it is here. Please read it :) all of the funds raised will be used to buy children's books for the library in Moss, where the exhibition will take place next month.
So, I have actually managed to create a postcard to send. Using the 3D paint was agonising, but I think I'm pleased with the result...here's what I did-
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This Grade II listed building is one of the ventilation shafts for the Mersey tunnel, it also houses the control room.
The tunnel entrances, toll booths and ventilation building exteriors were designed by architect Herbert James Rowse.
The first tunnel opened in 1934 and for 24 years it was the longest underwater tunnel in the world.
In 1971 the Kingsway Tunnel opened to relieve traffic congestion.
The tunnel is circular, even though when driving through it appears semi-circular and the area below the roadway is known as Central Avenue, this was planned to house an electric tram route, then to house a gas pipe, these plans were later abandoned.
In April 2004 construction began of seven emergency refuges below the road deck, as part of a project to bring the tunnel into line with European safety standards.
In September 2009 scenes from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows were filmed in the tunnel.
Some interesting photos of the inside of the building above can be found here