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Wednesday afternoon and I have to go into town to pick up a hire car, so after missing the bus, it was early, I thought I would walk along the cliffs instead.
As luck would have it, I had my camera with me.
Through the village, out across the fields to South Foreland Point, past deserted WW2 buildings, now serving as a herd of Dexter Cows buffet, past the lighthouse and onto the cliffs, with the sun already getting low in the west already, but even now casting wonderful light on the coastline.
Along the clifftops, I see just two other people, two photographers also out enjoying the light.
There's a low tide, with the multi-coloured beach far below and in the shallows, the remains of wrecks can be seen.
Past the hardy ponies used to keep the grass on the downs nicely shorn, then down into Langdon Hole as Dover got ever nearer....
At the Eastern Docks, all is jammed with lorries after the latest delays in Calais, made for some interesting shots though.
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I made an installation of 185 leaves on which I printed the faces of missing people. The installation was part of a site specific exhibition by the collective ELEVEN+ in Queens Wood, London Highgate. I let the wind blow the leaves away throughout the day. People of all ages interacted with the work, picking the leaves up, playing with them, bringing them back or taking them away. I'd be interested to find out from anyone who has found and kept one: how is it doing (is it still intact, in bits, etc) and where exactly are you keeping it.
Monkeys like this one have been reported stolen from Apenheul...
www.rtlnieuws.nl/nieuws/binnenland/zeldzame-aapjes-uit-ap...
I took this picture in may, 2012.
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thanks to Eva for the picture, to Lina that is going to show it to a dentist in Lithuania and my sister for breaking the tooth in first place all those years ago...
One of our caches went missing. (Likely it was washed away by the river. We hid it too close to the water.) We are preparing a new cache for the spot. Since it will be a new hide, we made a new First To Find ducky for it as well.
Right next to the hiding spot, there are a number of very cool wrought iron sculptures. (One of the reasons we put the cache there.) I thought a Duck Welder would be fitting.
(He is wearing large leather gloves on his wing tips, the torch caddy is on the back with an big silver "FTF", and the flame painted face mask is based on a real one I saw on-line.)
8 years ago a suspected case of arson saw The Holme, by then empty for a year receive serious structural damage. The Holme, in it's current incarnation had been built around 1603, with later additions in 1854 taking place. The building is Grade II listed, and yet is seriously at risk of further collapse in parts. Floors are missing, and the the roof has half gone. Oak beams lie rotting on sodden floors which have collapsed in places. Fragments of glass remain in the windows and the building seems to be slowly filling up with tyres. Without intervention, this beautiful hall, which originally had priest holes to conceal members of the clergy in more troubled times, will be beyond survival.
Last week I came into the apartment and was struck by this intense light bouncing in from the evening twilight. I tried my best to capture it. Seattle, 2010.
poster / sticker graffiti discovered in San Francisco's Mission district.
Image from MEMEstreets, Street Art Photoblog; www.memestreets.com
My poor neglected harp has had a missing string for ages since it snapped a while back. I decided to finally replace it today as well as start get back into playing.
Here's how my harp was made, in case you're curious.
Danika lost another tooth. While watching a movie, she smiles for the camera, showing off her new missing tooth.
Used the half frame technique described here :
www.lomography.com/holga/modifications/half-frame-holga-b...