Instrument Six (Nat Chard)
A first test shot (working with flash) to check the exposure when photographing Instrument Six. An accidental image.
Instrument Six
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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Wrapped Up at Night
Photo: Phoebe Chard
The same insulated tarp that I posted a couple of days ago at night
Instrument Eight
Instrument Eight (Nat Chard)
Instrument Eight (Nat Chard)
Instrument Eight (Nat Chard)
Instrument Eight (Nat Chard)
Instrument Eight (Nat Chard)
Instrument Eight (Nat Chard)
Some progress shots of Instrument Eight
More Wrapped Up for Winter
Photo: Phoebe Chard
Photo: Phoebe Chard
Photo: Phoebe Chard
Photo: Phoebe Chard
Wrapped Up for Winter
Photo: Phoebe Chard
A drugstore under construction in Winnipeg, where I lived for seven and a half years. It gets quite cold in the winter (sometimes down to about -40c before wind-chill) so the building trade has all sorts of ways of dealing with these conditions, including these insulated tarps. The city is a riot of beige so the quite common site of these orange tarps cheers the place up a little. Photo courtesy of my daughter Phoebe.
Early IPS
Institute for Paradoxical Shadows
Institute for Paradoxical Shadows
Institute for Paradoxical Shadows
Some early shots of the Institute for Paradoxical Shadows, before the ground was given a variety of textures.
Instant Harbour Two
Dungeness from Google Maps
Another beach harbour, this time at Dungeness, seen from above (from Google Maps) above and from the road (to the west) in the photographs below.
(Almost) Instant Harbour
Hastings
Hastings
Hastings
Hastings
Hastings’ fishing fleet is moored on the beach. There are winches to pull the boats on shore and a light weight infrastructure of huts to store the equipment that is not distributed on the beach. The screen shot below (from Google Maps) Shows the arrangement in plan, with everything arranged either side of the winch lines. At Hastings the boats are protected by a breakwater, but at Dungeness there is no large scale infrastructure to protect the fleet other than the shape of the coastline.
Screen shot from Google Maps
Gratuitous excuse to show more pictures of the Cape Canaveral Crawler
Crawler
Crawler
Crawler
Just back from an excellent lecture at the Bartlett by Nicholas de Monchaux on his work on the Apollo Spacesuit – and am using this as a hopeless excuse to post more pictures of the crawler.
Nat Chard 