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Experimenting

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Colors.

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During the first walk I took pictures of objects and buildings around the area.

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Project: The Everyday

In this project our goal is to photograph the Medieval Quarter of Limerick City and present how the old clashes with the new. For this project I chose to focus on the area of the old houses. Its interesting how the people living in the area bring the new into the old Medieval Quarter.

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/ Oak Park, Carlow.

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I found some crepe paper and decided to give it a go. I tore and stuck the paper on a balloon and in my opinion the bulb looks great.

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I decided to cover my previous wire bulb in plaster paris. It was hard to create a bulb shape and I would definitely have to find another way to make it look more polished.

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I dipped a daffodil bulb into wax and it created little blobs of wax on it as it dried. It gave the bulb a really cool texture.

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I used this moldable wire to create the shape of a bulb. I’m still unsure if I should use something to overlap it or should I leave it as it is.

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I decided to use wire again but this time I used thread. I really like the outcome of it. Its very interesting to see the pattern of the overlapping thread.

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Colors ~ Pink

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bowls

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Forcing bulbs to bloom inside for spring during winter: hyacinth and daffodil bulbs

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romantic white