The most imperative home furniture in the bedroom is the wardrobe. After spending several years in New York, I have learned to really cull my wardrobe (which is also better for my budget)! As I must, however, leave the story of my father’s life – much more worthy, in many ways, of being written than my own – I may here mention that his long and upright life made him a great favorite in all religious circles far and near within the neighborhood, that at sick-beds and at funerals he was constantly sent for and much appreciated, and that this appreciation greatly increased, instead of diminishing, when years whitened his long, flowing locks, and gave him an apostolic beauty; till finally, for the last twelve years or so of his life, he became by appointment a sort of Rural Missionary for the four nearest parishes, and spent his autumn in literally sowing the good seed of the Kingdom as a Colporteur of the Tract and Book Society of Scotland. This article was generated with GSA Content Generator DEMO.
Saturn V Assembly Well, Cape Canaveral — 1972 Resembling some abstract geometric construction, this photograph taken straight up into an unoccupied Saturn V assembly bay is composed of concentric, receding circles criss-crossed by strong diagonal structural beams. Assembly Bay and Gantry, Cape Canaveral — 1975 This is one of my most popular images. Plate 7: Ruins at Torrisdale Bay A pale sand beach and dusky blue sea and sky are the backdrop for brown stone ruins on fields of green and pale gold. Columbia at Dusk, Cape Canaveral — 1981 The first space shuttle glows a cold, brilliant white in the light of the floodlights, set against the spectacular backdrop of a dusky blue sky and fiery red clouds. Salmon light permeates the sky and clouds, providing a peaceful backdrop to the soft grays and pale whites of the shuttle and its launch complex. Vehicle Assembly Building Low Bay, Cape Canaveral — 1972 Bright lights and spots of color fill the interior of this complex composition. The brilliant, strikingly-surreal colors are a combination of the bright color scheme in which the equipment is painted and at least four different kinds of lighting in the building.
Plate 22: Rapids at Strath Vagastie Brilliant, white rapids tumble through cold and dark blue-grey waters. Plate 10: Greenery on Wall above Rapids An intricate mosaic of red, pink, green, brown and yellow foliage tiles a canvas of grey-white and black rock. Plate 4: Rapids Running through Heather and Rock Slabs Turbulent white, tan and dark blue waters tumble below grey-white layers of rock and the muted reds and dark greens of heather overgrowth. Plate 24: Heather and Ferns Near Armadale Burn A swath of heather, in nearly-fluorescent shades of pink and magenta, contrasts with vivid yellow-orange and green ferns above and with somber brown rock below. Plate 19: Stac Polly Under a pale grey-blue sky, cool grey stone columns tower over a rubble-strewn slope of green grass and brown gullies. Complex shadows wash over the panels in this view of the underside of the launch pad. Columbia & Rotating Service Structure, Cape Canaveral — 1981 Another night photograph of the first space shuttle, with Columbia gleaming brilliant white in a cool slate-gray and green launch complex. Below a deep blue-black night sky, foreground waters reflect the yellow, green and lilac hues of lights illuminating the launch complex.
Plate 13: Clava Cairns and Cottage Dark and mysterious, deep brown and green standing stones rise against a shadowy forest of blacks, greys, forest-greens and deep maroons. Plate 5: Heather on Stones Near Armadale Burn A band of nearly-fluorescent pink heather crosses the middle of this composition, separating the vivid yellow-orange and green ferns above from the somber tan rock and dark green brush below. My back rests against solid support of basalt rock. A settee with space between the back and the seat, like the one shown here, can also be called a bench. Columbia in Late Afternoon, Kennedy Space Center FL — 1981 A gold sun peeks through broad sweeps of salmon-pink cumulus clouds in a bright yellow-orange sky, sending rays of pink light towards the horizon. Spacelab Cradle, Kennedy Space Center FL — 1981 Strong horizontal and diagonal lines and myriad multi-hued variations on yellow dominate this composition.