new LIDL

rains, circus, bus 14 to the new LIDL and back - a photoset on Flickr

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archives and Hvidovre

to the archives and Royal Library for the last time and on to Hvidovre - a photoset on Flickr

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Royal Library in Copenhagen again

to the Royal Library again - 1000 + + pages serched of "Motor" weekly for 1914 and 1915 - a photoset on Flickr

on the way there I walked past the back of the former Stock Exchange in Copenhagen

I had never noticed the individuality of all the faces before

Børsen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The Stock Exchange) is a building on the island Slotsholmen in central Copenhagen built by Christian IV in 1619-1640.
The building was designed by Hans van Steenwinckel in the style of the Dutch renaissance architecture and is famous among tourists for its 'dragonspire'. The spire from 1625 is shaped as the tails of four dragons twined together.
The tower measures 56 meters. The building was restored by Nicolai Eigtved in 1745 and internally renovated in 1855. It housed the Danish stock-market until 1974."

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archives and books

FTM 2008, hail storm, Brumleby to the Royal Library and the National Archives and back by bus, with a reception in an art gallery on the way home - a photoset on Flickr

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to Kastellet and back

to Kastellet and back - a photoset on Flickr
starts with notes about early danish car racing
on ice or a seashore on Fanø

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found a gas pistol in a skip, and handed it in to the police, Copenhagen by night, and the last bus 14 home - a photoset on Flickr

the circus building

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documentats in Copenhagen

documentation:- signatures of Kings of Denmark, a tour by motor car in 1939, buing a new steamship in 1828 and club flying from 1910 to 1916 with examples of stylish letter heads in the archives - a photoset

Michelin trophy for flying in 1911

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grey dawn - a photoset on Flickr

now waiting at Østerport Copenhagen

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INDEX:2007 INDEX: Design to Improve Life:

Brumleby to Kongens Nytorv and back - a photoset on Flickr

INDEX:2007 INDEX: Design to Improve Life: "is a global non-profit network organization that focuses on Design to Improve Life – e.g. design that substantially improves important aspects of human life – worldwide."

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3 tomatoes, an abortive trip to Hellerup by train and bus 66 to Rigsarkivet Copenhagen and the construction of SS Mercurius mss from1827 to1835 - a ph

3 tomatoes, an abortive trip to Hellerup by train and bus 66 to Rigsarkivet Copenhagen and the construction of SS Mercurius mss from 1827 to1835 - a photoset on Flickr

surveying the track ready for relaying the down line

specification of the hull aa agreed by the shipwrights

6 photographs of better quality because I found the K800i has a special setting for photographing documents

she was built at Harwich 1927 and sailed to London in ballast where Maudsley and Sons installed the engines and boiler and paddle wheelsa in 1828

Maudsley and standard screw threads: "the importance of the uniformity of screws. Some may call it an improvement, but it might almost be called a revolution in mechanical engineering, which Mr. Maudsley introduced. Before his time no system had been followed in proportioning the number of threads of screws to their diameter. Every bolt and nut was thus a specialty in itself, and neither possessed nor admitted of any community with its neighbors. To such an extent had this practice been carried that all bolts and their corresponding nuts had to be specially marked, as belonging to each other. Any intermixture that occurred between them lead to endless trouble and expense, as well as inefficiency and confusion, especially when parts of complex machines had to be taken to pieces for repairs."

some of his machines are in the Science Museum in London but few documents have survived the closure of the works in about 1880

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Kongens Nytorv Copenhagen

after sunset to Kongens Nytorv and the Opera and back - a photoset on Flickr

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ChromaTune-3D™ Anaglyph Demo on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

ChromaTune-3D™ Anaglyph Demo on Flickr - Photo Sharing!: "This image demonstrates the ChromaTune-3D™ Anaglyph method. It is designed to render a color anaglyph image with little or no ghosting/retinal rivalry. The left frame shows heavily saturated colors that typically do not render well in a color anaglyph, due to their highly complementary nature. This causes severe retinal rivalry when viewed with standard Red/Cyan anaglyph glasses. (What one eye sees as bright, the other eye sees as dark.) The right frame shows how such extreme colors may be adjusted, or 'tuned', to compensate for this. The ChromaTune-3D™ method applies specially calculated additive filtration to balance object registration in the left and right chips to reduce retinal rivalry, and to mask color crosstalk commonly found in the Red lens to reduce ghosting. Without the glasses, the image appears slightly faded and desaturated. With the glasses, the image appears as a clear, balanced, color 3D picture. Trademark Notice: ChromaTune-3D is a trademark of ByteMyzer Softwerx."

ChromaTune-3D™ Anaglyph Demo on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

ChromaTune-3D™ Anaglyph Demo on Flickr - Photo Sharing!: "This image demonstrates the ChromaTune-3D™ Anaglyph method. It is designed to render a color anaglyph image with little or no ghosting/retinal rivalry. The left frame shows heavily saturated colors that typically do not render well in a color anaglyph, due to their highly complementary nature. This causes severe retinal rivalry when viewed with standard Red/Cyan anaglyph glasses. (What one eye sees as bright, the other eye sees as dark.) The right frame shows how such extreme colors may be adjusted, or 'tuned', to compensate for this. The ChromaTune-3D™ method applies specially calculated additive filtration to balance object registration in the left and right chips to reduce retinal rivalry, and to mask color crosstalk commonly found in the Red lens to reduce ghosting. Without the glasses, the image appears slightly faded and desaturated. With the glasses, the image appears as a clear, balanced, color 3D picture. Trademark Notice: ChromaTune-3D is a trademark of ByteMyzer Softwerx."

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INDEX:2007

INDEX:2007: "INDEX: is the catalyst which spurs public and professional awareness of the human and commercial potential in Design to Improve Life. INDEX: pursues this goal by awarding the biggest design award in the world, presenting international design exhibitions, hosting summits for world leaders on design and innovation and by publishing and distributing knowledge about Design to Improve Life."