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I was admiring the spectacular sunset when a container ship moving up the channel moved into the scene. I love this scene :)
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A collage of my favourite Lego shots I took this year. My lack of ideas for vehicle builds led me to dive into minifigure stuff (which is increasingly addictive) and experimenting with light and shadow.
The set of pictures involving the shipwreck survivor is my absolute favourite of the lot and I couldn't separate a single photo out of the story arc so I've included the whole damn lot (top left). I had the best time working on that set and it feels a little like bottled lightning; I wish I could give all of my minifigures that kind of adventure rather than one or two pictures before jumping onto something else.
It's also interesting noticing what colours come up in the shots I really like. I see a lot of blues but also oranges and pinks.
Yup; my bookshelves are still a mess. The mess has been changed around a bit, but still, it's a mess. I'd complain, but there's no one to blame but myself so let's just pretend the chaos is intentional and be happy with that.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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#4909 - 2021 Day 160: Meet Señora la masajista. She's a Spanish figure about two inches tall who lives in Carolyn's therapy room, always hands on, never stops caring - and yes, to be clear, that is masseuse, not masochist! The evening brought her work to light.
Scott ran back to dispose of Sock's..... gift to nature and Sock and I hung around on the trail until he returned. I couldn't resist the light coming in through the trees and Sock was too focused on waiting for his human to notice he was posing.
Happily Scott returned to Sock quickly and we were able to carry on with our walk.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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Leica M6, Voigtlander Color Skopar 35mm F2.5 MC LTM. Agfa APX 100, Adox Atomal 49 (1:2) 14' 20°C. Scan from negative film.© All rights reserved. This photograph is Copyright and may NOT in part or in whole be reproduced in any electronic or printed medium without prior permission from the photographer.
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Up close, no one is normal
by Matteo Raciti
It is the tribute that the Sicilian artist pays to the Basaglia Law, the government act that allowed the closure of asylums and, transversely, the declaration of normality to all those who before then had been considered crazy and different
Mental illnesses take an allegorical form and remind us of the importance of recognizing madness as an integral part of the human being.
Opening the scene is Marco Cavallo, the papier-mâché animal that in 1973 was the symbol of release for patients from the last psychiatric hospital managed by Franco Basaglia in Trieste, representing the breakdown of the system by the so-called fools, who conquered the society of the presumed healthy.
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Culture, colors and beauty at the 31st Annual Sycuan Powwow (9/11/2021).
Originally a Powwow or "celebration" (as it was called in older days), was held in the spring to welcome the new beginnings of life. It was a time for people to get together, sing, dance, renew old friendships and make new ones and a time for young people to meet and court. Some trace the word "Powwow" to the Algonquin language. The Europeans may have adopted that word to mean a council or meeting.
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Here's to 2021! This was another good year for me in terms of Legos. Not quite as good as 2020, which saw a huge improvement in quality and quantity, but still pretty decent. I got 8 builds done this year, (minus 2-hour challenges that aren't worth sharing as their own post), which isn't very much but still my second highest in the past 4-5 years. My builds during the first half of the year are some of my most popular ever, but it seems like my more recent mocs have been slowing down in the viewership. (Maybe that's just time or is flickr becoming less and less relevant to this community?)
Anyway, I had a lot of fun building this year. My personal favorites and highlights have to be Palm Tree Escape because I had so much fun making the palm trees, The Restricted Section , which is so far my most popular moc on Flickr and may be my personal favorite moc I've built because of the techniques I used and created for it, and The Castle of Wimbly-Do , which was my favorite building experience this year.
Let me know what your favorite build of mine is! Thanks to the 499 people who follow me at the time of me posting this! Let's get that to 500:D (It's taken me quite a while and it's about time, isn't it?)
This will be my last post for 2 years. I'm serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Peru. I will be spreading the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and know that it is what I am supposed to do. I know I was never the most vocal or active member of the Lego community, but I'd like to thank everyone who's helped me with wips, been supportive, been my friend, or have been people I can look up to. Hopefully when I get back I'll be an even more active member of the community!
Let me know if Lego finally makes dark tan quarter tiles more common and if olive green tiles are finally released when I get back!
Sam