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‘People are the best show in the world. And you don’t even pay for the ticket.’ -Ch. Bukowski
London, 2017
Seen in Frankfurt near MyZeil
Mamiya NC1000S / Mamiya-Sekor CS 50mm 1:1.7
Ilford Delta 400 Professional
Home Developing with Rodinal
Scan with Canon 900F Mark II
The artist, in his studio, on the lower main floor. Elvon, my cousin, gave this table to my daughters who were attending a School for the Arts, about 20 years ago. They both used it and I saved it, now that he is working in the studio, his gift has come full circle back to him.
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A sculpture sits on the banks of the Chattahoochee River along the River Walk in downtown Columbus, Georgia
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Photomatix Pro 4.2
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Oh no, that's not possible, they can't get on the plane and disembark in San Francisco without warning. Since I started studying applied art, as advised by my teachers, I have discovered my inner self, and the shy college boy has grown into a splendid, talented woman artist. How am I going to explain to my parents, my long pink hair, my nail extensions, my tattoos, my laser hair removal, and that I am on hrt ?
Oh and shit, I’m doing my part of the deal, I’m super good at college, they’ll just have to endure the shock of the outing !
Survival of Serena, at Pier 17, South Street Seaport, Manhattan, New York, USA. June, 2024. East River. Carole A. Feuerman. Galaries Bartoux (of SOHO). Copyright Tom Turner
Ca faisait longtemps que je voulais une photo de ce genre. Pour une fois, je suis contente du résultat :")
“SPACE FLIGHT EVOLUTION ---- From Mercury program ‘til ???? This Rockwell International artist’s concept depicts the evolution of manned space flight from Alan B. Shepard’s MR-3 mission through the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) and extends into the near and distant future.”
A gorgeous work, good enough to be displayed in the lobby of the LCC at KSC at some point – I have no idea for how long – because it’s basically unacknowledged. And good enough to merit this photo, YET absolutely NO mention of the artist. WRONG ANSWER.
The man is Ted Brown, and although not employed directly by NASA, his prolific phenomenal works were sure as hell featured like crazy to promote a butt load of conceptual Mars exploration & space station shit, let alone the shuttle. IMHO, an egregious & likely intentional omission.
Oh yeah, it’s signed by Walter M. Schirra Jr.
A resounding confirmation of my above griping. Mind you, this is at THE "Holy Grail" of space websites:
www.collectspace.com/ubb/Forum9/HTML/002211.html
Credit: collectSPACE website
rund um Schönaich / 24.12.2016 / Baden-Württemberg
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I have had to push to get what I feel are unique and presentable pictures this fall season, which led me to try experiments like moving my camera, or shooting in the rain! At first when I saw the water filled with ripples by the wind I rejected a reflection but as I just stood and surveyed the scene I started to see this image come to me. I had to move four time to get the right trees, and colors and ripples, but I have now decided, as the title suggests, that Mother Nature is the greatest abstract artist of all time!!
Another couple pictures on the blog and more about how I got this shot, and other challenges of shooting this fall.
ESTAMBUL-PINTURA-ACUARELAS-MURALLAS-PUERTAS-PINTURAS-PAISAJES-HISTORIA-TOPKAPI-CUADROS-ARTISTA-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS-
Es fácil en el encontrar en la Ciudad de ESTAMBUL, Turquia, lugares llenos de Misterio que nos llevan a la profunda Historia de una de las ciudades más enigmáticas del mundo. Rincones como la Puertas de sus antiguas Murallas que abren ventanas entre los gruesos muros de piedra construidos por los Emperadores del Imperio Romano de Oriente y que aún permanecen como testigos de su esplendor Imperial. Pintando con Acuarelas se logra captar todo el ambiente misterioso y sugerente de estos paisajes urbanos abarrotados de gente como es tradicional en esta muy populosa urbe. Pinturas en Acuarela del artista Pintor ERNEST DESCALS que quieren recoger la atmósfera del lugar cercano al Palacio Topkapi, la residencia de los Sultanes. Cuadros sobre papel de 30 x 42 centímetros.
The Artists Monument was created by Tony Tasset, Professor Emeritus at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) School of Art & Art History. Installed in 2014, the Artists Monument is constructed of acrylic panels on wood and steel
Anthony van Dyck - Sketch book from Italy with description of his encounter with the old paintress Sofonisba Anguissola [1624]
London BM; MN 1957,1214.207.110
www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/P_1957-1214-207-110
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Inscribed in pen and brown ink:
"Rittratto della Sigra. Sofonisma pittricia fatto dal vivo in Palermo l'anno 1624 li 12 di Julio: l'età di essa 96 havendo ancora la memoria et il serverllo (cervello) prontissimo, cortesissima, et sebene per la vecciaia la mancava la vista, hebbe con tutto cio gusto de mettere gli quadri avanti ad essa et congran stenta mettendo il naso sopra il quadro, venne a discernere qualche poca et piglio gran piacere ancora in quel modo, facende il ritratto de essa, mi diede diversi advertimenti non devendo pigliar il lume troppo alto, accio che le ombre nelle ruge della vecciaia non diventassero troppo grande, et molti altri buoni discorsi come ancora conto parte della vita di essa per la quale se conobbe che era pittora de natura et miraculaso et la pena magiore che hebbe era per mancamento di vista non poter piu dipingere: la mano era ancora ferma senza tremula nessuna".
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English translation:
"Portrait of the paintress Signora Sofonis(b)a, done from life in Palermo in the year 1624, on 12th of July: her age being 96 years, still with her memory and brain most quick, and most kind, and although she has lost her sight because of her old age, she enjoyed to have paintings put in front of her, and with great effort by placing her nose close to the picture, she could make out a little of it, and still takes great pleasure in that. While I was making her portrait she alerted me to various things: not to hold the light too high, so the shadows aren’t too deep in the lines of an old person’s face, for instance; and she told me many good things about her life, too. It was clear that she was a born painter and a wonderful one, and it pains her greatly not to be able to paint any more because of her vision. Her hand was steady, without the slightest tremor."
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Later, van Dyck claimed that “he had learned more from a sightless old woman than from all the master painters in Italy”.